A few of the popular stores include the Alpha Omega Gift Store, Angelina’s Western Wear, Mia Ceramic & Party Supplies, and Sara’s Handcrafted Jewelry.Ī post shared by Live From The Southside Antonio Missions National Historical Park Pica Pica PlazaĪ Latin American-style service and retail mall that features 100+ unique shops, as well as an entertainment schedule, event center, food court, and trampoline park. Currently, 342 bird species have been spotted on site, including American White Pelicans, Monk Parakeets, Sandhill Cranes, and Western Meadowlarks. They are known for their beautiful bird haven. Mitchell Lake Audubon CenterĪ 1,200-acre nature sanctuary, which consists of the 600-acre Mitchell Lake, as well as 385 acres of upland habitat and 215 acres of wetlands. The market is open Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays, from 6:00 AM-5:00 PM. Today, the plaza hosts several arts and culture events, festivals, film screenings, and open-air markets throughout the year.Ī post shared by Live From The Southside Open Air MarketĪ jumbo flea market (50+ acres) with 2000+ vendors selling an array of items including antiques, collectibles, crafts, jewelry, tools, and western wear. Opened in 2014, the Mission Marquee Plaza was formerly known as the Mission Drive-In Theatre, which was open from 1948-2000. The main attractions at the natural area are the hiking/biking/running trails, which travel along the Medina River. Medina River Natural AreaĪ 511-acre nature preserve, with amazing opportunities for birding, camping (Cottonwood Campground), canoeing/kayaking, fishing, geocaching, picnicking, and wildlife watching. Opened to the public on April 30, 2019, the restored ruins, located across the river from Mission San Jose, are connected to the River Walk’s Mission Reach section. Hot Wells of Bexar CountyĪ 4-acre park that is the former site of Hot Wells bathhouse and hotel. The park also serves as a gateway to biking and hiking trails, which begin near the Blue Star Arts Complex and end near the Mission Espada.

A post shared by Live From The Southside ParkĪ 3.2-acre landscaped pathway, opened in March 2018, that connects the four San Antonio Missions and features a site-wide water catchment system.

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