Shop dine and be romanced by the historic Market Square in downtown San Antonio, filled with Mexican culture. At "El Mercado" featured stall after stall of beads, handicrafts, earthenware pots, beautiful barrio style chalecos, Delicious Mexican food, arts and crafts give you a taste of true blue Mexico.
Located on the South bank of the San Antonio River, La Villita was San Antonio's neighborhood. The La Villita Historic Arts Village features Fiesta Noche del Rio featuring classical music from Spain, Argentina, Latin Music and Mexican dances
King William Historic district is located on 1032 S. Alamo Street, features any holiday tours, concerts in the park, a National Night Out and a fair. Children under 12 are free.
At East Commerce Street you will find St. Paul Square. The square gives us a peek into San Antonio's history dating back to 1877. This historic district once featured artists such as Louis Armstrong. Nightlife and entertainment events are held here. Culture and cuisine meet at Sunset Station which is nestled here. The district has a close association with the African American community.
