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If you have a neverending love for cars, trucks or both, then this is one auto and truck show you will have fun with. It’s the 39th yearly international auto and truck spectacular that’s taking place in San Antonio.

Set to be held at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center starting two days from today, November 8th, the show will run all weekend long and end on Sunday, November ...

When the 2006-07 NBA finals between the Cleveland Cavaliers and the San Antonio Spurs began, some people had their predictions. One of those predictions was that the youthfulness of the Cleveland team would warrant that team a win.

But the San Antonio Spurs had something the team from Cleveland did not. Three championships that reeked of experience and expertise. And those who tuned in to watch the event, ...

If you are a lover of all things Wild West, then this is certainly a treat you will enjoy if you happen upon the San Antonio area on your next vacation stop.

For the Mayan Dude Ranch in Bandera, just northwest of San Antonio might have just what you are looking for in the way of a ranch with a true wild west feel to it, and a restaurant too.

Come and ...

Given the few scattered bases that are in and around the Alamo city, San Antonio is no doubt also known as military city USA. And as the US Air Force celebrates sixty years this year of being a separate part of the US Armed Services, a celebration to commemorate the occasion is being held at the UTSA’s Institute of Texan Cultures.

The celebration began back on August 6 2007 and ...

Now here is something every rock and roll music fan will enjoy no end. It’s a rock and roll photo exhibit being put on by photographer, Al Rendon. Consisting of a twenty year collection of photos of rock performers, this is one exhibit you don’t want to miss.

Although it started two days ago on September 7th 2007, it will run through October 31st 2007, so fans of rock and roll ...

The Menger Hotel in San Antonio has been woven into the Alamo City’s history since it was first opened to the public by William Menger back in 1859. And along with some of this history comes tales of a few sightings.

Sightings of the ghostly variety, that is. So if your curiosity ever gets the better of you while you are in San Antonio, come spend ...

For some folks, the Labour Day weekend usually marks the end of summer and since it is the last long weekend of the summer, most people like to enjoy it the best way they know how.

So if you happen to be in the San Antonio area for this Labour Day celebration, here are a few things you can do to make the most of this particular long weekend. You ...

Most people cringe or run at the sight of a bug or two. But if this wonder of nature has always fascinated you and you are a bug lover, here is one film you won’t want to miss.

It began showing back in July 2007 but will run through December 31st 2007 at the Aztec on the river. Narrated by celebrated English actress, Dame Judi Dench, the bugs in this film ...

If you have experienced San Antonio’s annual Fiesta event and can hardly wait until the next one comes around, here is a historical trip down Fiesta lane that you will certainly enjoy and is taking place at the Witte Museum in San Antonio.

It’s Fiesta in the 1920s. This exhibit began back in April and will run through October 7th 2007, so there is still plenty of time ...

If you or anyone in your family has ever been fascinated with dragons, then this is one exhibit you might not want to miss. It started back in April of this year but will run through November 4th 2007 at UTSA’s Institute Of Texan Cultures.

At this display you will learn of and hear many dragon related tales and will be a real treat for the kids as it will have ...