
NIOSA attendees react to event being suspended for 2027
Read full article: NIOSA attendees react to event being suspended for 2027One of San Antonio’s biggest Fiesta events will not take place in 2027 as the Conservation Society of San Antonio reevaluates Night in Old San Antonio amid financial challenges.

NIOSA will return in 2027, but the event’s future location, format remain uncertain
Read full article: NIOSA will return in 2027, but the event’s future location, format remain uncertainA Night in Old San Antonio will return in 2027, but the longtime Fiesta event could look different as organizers work to address declining attendance, a smaller event footprint and a major financial shortfall.

State board approves historic listing for Institute of Texan Cultures structure
Read full article: State board approves historic listing for Institute of Texan Cultures structureThe Texas Historical Commission’s State Board of Review on Saturday unanimously approved listing the Institute of Texan Cultures on the National Register of Historic Places.
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The Seed of Texas Project traces Bexar County’s long history
Read full article: The Seed of Texas Project traces Bexar County’s long historyWidely known for its Spanish colonial missions and the Battle of the Alamo, The Seed of Texas interactive website is trying to make history more accessible to anyone.
Bexar County parks, Heritage Center set to reopen for public use on Monday
Read full article: Bexar County parks, Heritage Center set to reopen for public use on MondaySAN ANTONIO – Bexar County parks and the Bexar Heritage Center are set to reopen to the public on Monday, Sept. 28, according to the county. The county’s playscapes, basketball and tennis courts, and outdoor pavilions will reopen to the public, the county said in a statement. Betty Bueche, director of Bexar Heritage and Parks, said she was glad residents could once again utilize shared natural areas. “Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, Bexar County parks and our other shared natural areas have served as a place of mental refuge for our residents. Hand sanitizing stations will be available throughout the Bexar Heritage Center as well as social distancing markers.
