Butterfly bike rides with the Austin Bike Zoo.Monarch migration obstacle course organized by Blooming with Birdie.Forever Journey, a program that tags butterflies in honor of deceased loved ones.Monarch butterfly tagging with trained docents.The five-car train - costumed in distinctive black, yellow ,and white stripes with a set of antennae-like protuberances on either end - will be available for rides during the festival, as well as the month of October.Īccording to a release, additional activations will include: Launching from the train depot in the park, the beloved San Antonio Zoo train has been transformed to resemble a monarch butterfly caterpillar with the assistance of local landscape architecture firm MP Studios. Hosted as a partnership between the Brackenridge Park Conservancy and the Texas Butterfly Ranch, the event brings together more than 20 community partners to educate the community on the importance of the monarch butterfly and other pollinators.Īctivities will start at 10 am with the caterpillar train. The event is part of a month-long celebration of the beautiful pollinators, and the day's activities will include a People for Pollinators Parade, a monarch butterfly migration obstacle course for kids, butterfly tagging, live bee hive demonstrations, and more. Taking place between 10 am and 2 pm in the Pecan Grove at Brackenridge Park on Saturday, October 8, the 2022 Monarch Butterfly & Pollinator Festival is a free, family-friendly event worth putting on your calendar. One of San Antonio's favorite parks is teaming up with the Texas Butterfly Ranch to host a colorful celebration of native Texas butterflies this weekend. A Venezuela native, he plans to meld Latin influences with contemporary Texan cuisine. The property named Andres Farias as the leader of its culinary programs via release, citing his wealth of experience at luxury chains like Starwood Hotels, Marriott International, and Intercontinental Hotels. The concept did not offer any reason for the change, which was met with mixed reactions on social media.ĭowntown’s Omni La Mansión del Rio hotel has a new executive chef. The restaurant warned on Instagram that the first two weeks are reservation only.ĭowntown bar Bentley’s on Broadway caused an online stir on May 19 by declaring that it was changing its age requirements to 25-plus. However, fans of the restaurant’s mussels will have to do a little planning if they want to wish the team a happy return. Still, chef Federico Villega’s menu remains essentially the same. Mother-and-son owners Icy and Miles Donnelly used the downtime to spiff up the place. Six months after closing to fix a water leak, Southtown’s La Frite Belgian Bistro returned on May 24. The original Airstream outpost will remain open in the meantime. Final touches are expected to be completed in time for a midsummer opening. Via Facebook, the brand announced that it was moving into a permanent home at 11745 I-10, #527 in the Huebner Oaks Shopping Center. Popular Northwest Side trailer Early Bird Coffee will soon roost in a permanent home. Helmed by former Boiler House sous chef Sarah Myles, the eatery focuses on South Texas-inspired cocktails and dishes. According to a release, San Antonio caterer Don Strange opened Lazo with Don Strange on May 23. The North Side’s tony Estancia del Norte hotel now has an equally fancy restaurant.
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The indoor/outdoor space features a full bar and a looming mural by local artist Scotch! The launch weekend will be celebrated with specials, a DJ, and live music. According to an Instagram post, The Lucky Duck has quietly opened at 810 N. However, the large footprint would offer “a much deeper and immersive experience.”Īn Austin nightlife concept now has a San Antonio concept under its wing.
Fuhrmann was mum on the exact details, but he did promise that the new location would have the “same feeling and message” as the original spot. In a lengthy social media post, owner Terrin Fuhrmann revealed that the team has purchased a six-acre plot on the North Side to develop as a second outpost. Popular River Walk hangout Elsewhere Garden Bar & Kitchen is setting its sights, well, elsewhere. We have you covered with our regular roundup of essential food news. It can be difficult to keep up with the fast pace of San Antonio’s restaurant and bar scene.
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