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318 West Houston Street
San Antonio, TX 78205
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+1 210 299 4300
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Neighborhood :
Downtown
http://www.thealameda.org/
This 2,400 blue seat theatre, a pride of San Antonio, was born in 1949. Back then, it was the largest home to theatre in the country. The black light murals and other elements of the interiors are reflections of the history of Mexico and the United States of America. This center celebrates Latin culture in its diverse forms like art, music and so on. It works in partnership with Smithsonian Institution and the John F. Kennedy Center. Together they hold exhibitions, educational events and aim at delivering high quality performances. The Latinos in the country proudly refer to Alameda as the Apollo Theatre.
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This was an awesome museum. It is a part of the Smithsonian and it was only 2 dollars for student admission!!! You can't beat that. The first floor was...
What an awesome museum! And to think that it's a part of the Smithsonian as well - so we get a little piece of DC right here in the Alamo city. How cool!...
I do have a disclaimer to make that I'm into anything that has to do with Latino culture and art; but this is by far the best museum in San Antonio! There...
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“Museum of True San Antonio”
Sundays are free at the Alameda, so off I went for the first time two weeks ago. Parking is a little bit of a squeeze due to its downtown locat...
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