Converted 1880s brewery offers a historic atmosphere with a spacious, accessible layout. Unique Latin American art and a rare Tibetan sand mandala create a calm, reflective space. Thoughtfully curated exhibits like the armory display add distinctive charm.
Collections include unique Latin American art and an in-tact Tibetan sand mandala. Exhibits like the armory display stand out as rare and distinctive.
"The art museum has a beautiful and diverse collection from around the world."
"I saw countless historical artifacts from ancient to contemporary times."
"I loved the calm, thoughtfully curated collection spanning thousands of years."
Good to know
Bexar County residents can enter for free on Tuesdays from 4 to 7 pm and Sundays from 10 am to noon.
There is a paid parking lot opposite the museum.
The Art on Tap evenings are suitable for all ages, featuring live music and activities for kids and adults.
Museum in a retired fire station offers historic fire trucks and authentic gear. Retired firefighters provide friendly, knowledgeable service. Kids enjoy interactive play areas with real emergency vehicles to explore.
Exhibits showcase an amazing variety of firefighting equipment and honor firefighters' dedication and bravery. Retired firefighters staff the museum, providing knowledgeable and friendly service that enhances the experience.
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The museum holds a special show on the first Saturday of each month.
Admission is no longer free on the first Tuesday of the month.
Parking on nearby streets is available but can be expensive at $24 per hour.
Two-story gallery with high ceilings offers a quiet space to explore contemporary Hispanic art. Free admission invites visitors to engage with Latino cultural events and diverse immigrant stories. White walls and clean design create a welcoming, well-maintained environment.
Free admission and engaging exhibits highlight the immigrant and Hispanic experience. The gallery showcases Latino artists with clean, well-maintained spaces and cultural events like Dia De Los Muertos.
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Admission to the gallery is free, but donations are accepted.
Parking is available across the street for $10.
The gallery features contemporary Latino artists and rotating exhibits.
Gallery spaces with high ceilings and old window panes create a peaceful vibe. Exhibitions by resident artists rotate often in a vast space that invites slow exploration. Rooftop events add a unique venue feel, while the second floor offers better displays and atmosphere.
Gallery spaces feel unique and vast, offering room to explore without rushing. Exhibits include a temporary show in the conference room and a second floor with better smell and displays.
Good to know
Admission is free for all visitors.
Artpace has its own parking lot available for guests.
Exhibitions change several times a year, offering new experiences.
Small historic site offers immaculately preserved buildings and interactive digital media that highlight an influential Texas figure. Exhibits provide a powerful look into Navarro's life and Tejano history with interactive displays for kids. Quiet, educational atmosphere lets visitors explore at their own pace.
Exhibits offer a powerful look into Navarro's life and the role of Tejano people in Texas history from 1810 to 1865. The museum features interactive displays for kids and includes digital media exhibits that enhance learning.
Good to know
Admission is €5 for entry to the historic site.
Parking is easy and free near the site.
Visitors can explore the site in about an hour or take longer to read all the information.