Have Coffee with Congressman Ciro D. Rodriguez

I received this email and thought I'd share it with the citizens of the 23rd District here in the San Antonio area of Texas.

Congressman Ciro D. Rodriguez


Invites You to join him in San Antonio 

Congressman Rodriguez will be spending this week and early next week in San Antonio and traveling in other parts of the 23rd District. Join him at one of the events below to talk about the issues that are important to you and to hear what the Congressman is working on in Washington DC.

Tuesday July 1st

West San Antonio Coffee with the Congressman
Time:
8:00am to 9:00am
Location:
Bill Miller Bar-B-Q
410 West Loop 1604 in San Antonio
(Corner of Potranco and 1604)

Wednesday July 2nd

San Antonio Seniors Forum with Congressman Rodriguez
Time:
1:30pm to 3:00pm
Location: John Igo Branch Library
13330 Kyle Seale Parkway in San Antonio
Guests: Social Security Administration, AARP,
City of San Antonio - Elderly Services
& Texas Department of Aging and Disability Services

San Antonio Community Night with Congressman Rodriguez
Time: 5:00pm to 7:00pm
Location:
TX-23 Congressional District Office
1950 SW Military Dr in San Antonio
Topic: Energy and Water Conservation

Monday July 7th

North San Antonio Coffee with the Congressman
Time: 6:00pm to 7:00pm
Location:
Mimis Cafe at the Rim
17315 IH 10W in San Antonio

Click here to let your friends know about these events
with Congressman Rodriguez
.

 

Texas Spring Flowers...blooming along the highways and byways

Spring in Texas is a beautiful time of the year.  Down in the San Antonio, TX area we usually have a mild Winter however, we're always more than ready for Winter to end and Spring to arrive.  As I drive the highways and byways of the Bexar, Kendall, Comal, and Guadalupe Counties showing homes to clients, I try to point out the different flowers that are blooming!  Especially the Blue Bonnets -- we know Spring has arrived when our beloved Blue Bonnets start peaking through the grasses along the highway medians and in the open fields.  They are followed by Indian Paintbrush, Indian Blanket, Lantana, Daisies, Verbena, Winecups and Thistles just to name a few.

I've been taking pictures of our beautiful April Wildflowers since the Texas Real Estate Group announced their April Wildflower Contest.  The show below includes pictures of flowers from Fredericksburg to San Antonio to Lockhart.  I couldn't resist including some of all of the areas.

 

 

                                                                                   When buying or selling a home in North Central or North West San Antonio, TX, you deserve local expertise and advice. Judi Morgan provides full time, professional real estate services to buyers, sellers and military transferees in San Antonio, Stone Oak, Canyon Springs, Shavano and Shavano Park, Castle Hills, Rogers Ranch, Helotes, Sonoma Ranch, Alamo Ranch, Red Bird Ranch, The Dominion, Leon Valley and more. Copyright 2008. Judi Morgan, All rights reserved.

 

VIVA FIESTA!!! The San Antonio Woman’s Club Hat Contest, Luncheon & Style Show…

Today, Monday, April 21, 2008, The San Antonio Woman's Club hosted their Annual Fiesta Hat Contest, Luncheon & Style Show.  It was held at the RiverCenter Marriott located in downtown San Antonio.

I arrived around 9:30 at the Woman's Club to await the shuttle van to take me and other members from our beautiful Clubhouse to the Hotel. 

Since I arrived early, I was able to help with some last minute details - like placing the Silent Auction items on the tables.  Once that was finished, guests and members were arriving and I was able to take some photos of some of our Hat Contest Contestants. 

             Teddy & Jean in their Beautiful Hats of Blue!

 

                                                                                                                                                            

 

 

 

                                             Selma in her beautiful 1942 Vintage Hat. . .

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  Margie & Orbilia showing off their Beautiful Hats. . .

 

 

 

 

                                            

                     Showing off their FIESTA SPIRIT!!!       

 

 

When buying or selling a home in North Central or North West San Antonio, TX, you deserve local expertise and advice.  Judi Morgan provides full time, professional real estate services to buyers, sellers and military transferees in San Antonio, Stone Oak, Canyon Springs, Shavano and Shavano Park, Castle Hills, Rogers Ranch, Helotes, Sonoma Ranch, Alamo Ranch, Red Bird Ranch, The Dominion, Leon Valley and more.

Copyright 2008. Judi Morgan, All rights reserved.

 

 

SAN ANTONIO - In the mood for Cajun & Creole Food & Music? You have 2 choices this weekend!

FIESTA'S Annual Taste of New Orleans sponsored by the San Antonio Zulu Association at the Sunken Gardens in Brackenridge Park kicks off the 3-day event on Friday.   This Family Friendly event will be featuring Cajun and Creole food, desserts and music.  Make sure you participate in the "Second Line" that will parade through the grounds led by a New Orleans Jazz Band. 

There will be plenty for the children to do - rides, slides,  moon walk, face painting and more.  You are welcomed to bring your own blankets, strollers and wheelchairs (ADA  accessible).

Admission is $10 in advance, $12 at the gate for adults.  Children age 10 and younger admitted free.  Hours:  4:00 pm to 11:00 pm on Friday, April 18; 11:00 am to 11:00 pm on Saturday & Sunday, April 19 & 20.

You might also want to check this out. . .

The Annual Crawfish Festival at the Cypress Creek Café in Wimberley, TX is scheduled for Saturday, April 19th.  (Since 1982)

Gates open at 1:30 pm - the live music will start at 2:00 pm.  There will be plenty of boiled crawfish and boiled shrimp as well as, several types of gumbo, etouffee, red beans & rice with andouille sausage and hot dogs (for the kids).  Key Lime Pie and Bread Pudding for dessert.  Beverages will include cold beer, sodas, wine and bottled water.  No food or drinks are allowed from the outside but you might want to bring your own chairs.

Musicians performing are:  Sugar Bayou at 2:00 pm; Charles Thibodeaux & The Austin Cajun Aces at 4:00 pm; Stop The Truck at 5:30 pm.  At 8:00 pm  --  my favorite Cajun & Zydeco Musician, Mr. Wayne Toups will perform. 

Admission is $10 for adults before 4:00 pm;  After 4:00 it's $15.  First 50 people to enter will receive a free crawfish platter...YUM!!!

Which one will we attend???  Well, both of course.  There will be pictures to share after both events!!!

 

Here's one of my favorite songs by Wayne Toups. . .

 

VIVA FIESTA!!! Schedule of Events for Friday, April 25 thru Sunday, April 27, 2008

One last weekend of FIESTA!!!  Look through the Schedule of Events here or on The Official Fiesta Website and make plans to attend several events! 

Schedule of Events - Friday, April 25

* 9 am-5 pm

San Antonio Cactus & Xerophyte
Society State Show & Sale

San Antonio Garden Center, 3310 N. New Braunfels Ave.

10 am-5 pm

Fiesta Dances! Ballets, Polkas and Bailes
Witte Museum, 3801 Broadway

*10am-midnight

Fiestas Fantasías at Market Square
Market Square, 514 W. Commerce St.

11:50 am

Battle of Flowers® Parade Vanguard
Parade Route

noon-5 pm

Miss Margaret's Victorian House Tour
409 E. Guenther St., King William District

*noon-midnight

10th St. River Festival
10th St. & Ave. B

*noon-midnight

Fiesta San Fernando
San Fernando Cathedral, 115 Main Plaza

12:45-4 pm

Battle of Flowers® Parade
Parade Route

* 1-10 pm

Fiesta World Class Jazz Concert
St. Mary's University, One Camino Santa Maria

* 10am - midnight

Fiesta Carnival
Alamodome, 100 Montana, Parking Lot C

5 pm-midnight

Fiesta Gartenfest
Beethoven Garten, 422 Pereida St.

5 pm-2 am

Tejano Explosion
Cattleman's Square, corner of W. Houston &
N. Frio Sts.

5:30-10:30 pm

A Night in Old San Antonio® (NIOSA)
La Villita

7-9:30 pm

Dance Kaleidoscope
Carver Community Cultural Center, 226 N. Hackberry

* 7-10 pm

Fiesta Square & Round Dance
Henry B. Gonzales Convention Center,
Mission Room, 200 E. Market St

* 7-10 pm

Mariachi Festival
River Walk, River Bend & extension of Paseo del Rio

7:30-9:30 pm

Fiesta Under the Stars
UTSA Sombrilla, University of Texas
at San Antonio, 1604 Campus

Schedule of Events - Saturday, April 26

8am-noon

Fiesta Pooch Parade
Alamo Heights Swimming Pool, 250 Viesca

*8 am-5 pm

Fiesta Jazz Band Festival
St. Mary's University, One Camino Santa Maria

*9 am-3 pm

Delta Sigma Theta Growing Up Female Workshop
Phillis Wheatley Middle School, 415 Gabriel St.

*9 am-5 pm

San Antonio Cactus & Xerophyte Society State Show & Sale
San Antonio Garden Center
3310 N. New Braunfels Ave.

10 am-5 pm

Fiesta Dances! Ballets, Polkas and Bailes
Witte Museum, 3801 Broadway

10 am-6 pm

King William Fair & Parade
King William Historic District

* 10am - midnight

Fiesta Carnival
Alamodome, 100 Montana, Parking Lot C

*10 am-midnight

Fiestas Fantasías at Market Square
Market Square, 514 W. Commerce St.

11 am-5 pm

Sculptors Dominion Exhibit
Villa del Carmen, 11354 Vance Jackson Rd.

noon-5 pm

Miss Margaret's Victorian House Tour
409 E. Guenther St., King William District

noon-7 pm

Fiesta Gartenfest
Beethoven Garten, 422 Pereida St.

*noon-midnight

10th St. River Festival
10th St. & Ave. B

*noon-1 am

Fiesta San Fernando
San Fernando Cathedral, 115 Main Plaza

1:30-4 pm

Dance Kaleidoscope
Carver Community Cultural Center, 226 N. Hackberry

5 pm-2 am

Tejano Explosion
Cattleman's Square, corner of W. Houston & N. Frio Sts.

5:30-7 pm

Consejo Reception
Marriott Plaza Hotel, 555 South Alamo St.

6-8 pm

Mr. Teen San Antonio Scholarship
and Awards Banquet

Randolph Air Force Base Enlisted Club, Bldg. 1039

* 6:40-8 pm

Fiesta Fandango 2.6-Mile Run
Parade Route

7 pm

Fiesta Flambeau® Parade Vanguard
Parade Route

7:45-10:30 pm

Fiesta Flambeau® Parade
Parade Route

Schedule of Events - Sunday, April 27

* 10am - 10 pm

Fiesta Carnival
Alamodome, 100 Montana, Parking Lot C

*10 am-midnight

Fiestas Fantasías at Market Square
Market Square, 514 W. Commerce St.

11 am-5 pm

Sculptors Dominion Exhibit
Villa del Carmen, 11354 Vance Jackson Rd.

noon-5 pm

Fiesta Dances! Ballets, Polkas and Bailes
Witte Museum, 3801 Broadway

noon-8 pm

A Day in Old Mexico & Charreada (Charreada at 3 p.m.)
Charro Ranch, 6126 Padre Dr.

noon-8 pm

Fiesta Blues Heritage Series
Sunset Station, 1174 E. Commerce St.

*noon-8 pm

Fiesta San Fernando
San Fernando Cathedral, 115 Main Plaza

noon-9:30 pm

St. Luke's Fiesta Finale
St. Luke's Catholic Church, 4603 Manitou St.

*noon-midnight

10th St. River Festival
10th St. & Ave. B

*1-2 pm

All Veterans Memorial Service
Veterans Square, Auditorium Circle,
Jefferson Street at East Martin

*2-6 pm

Conference on Healthy Choices
St. Philip's College, 1801 Martin Luther King Drive

*4-5 pm

Music from St. Mark's: Celebrating
our Music & Heritage

St. Mark's Episcopal Church, 315 E. Pecan St.

*4-6 pm

Praise Dance Celebration
Carver Community Cultural Center, 226 N. Hackberry

*4-6:30 pm

Reina de la Feria de las Flores Reception
The Dominion Country Club, One Dominion Drive

6-8:30 p.m

Miss San Antonio Scholarship Pageant
Charlene McCombs Empire Theatre,
226 N. St. Mary's St

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Fiesta 2008 Official Website  Information & Schedule taken from The Official Fiesta Website.

 

When buying or selling a home in North Central or North West San Antonio, TX, you deserve local expertise and advice.  Judi Morgan provides full time, professional real estate services to buyers, sellers and military transferees in San Antonio, Stone Oak, Canyon Springs, Shavano and Shavano Park, Castle Hills, Rogers Ranch, Helotes, Sonoma Ranch, Alamo Ranch, Red Bird Ranch, The Dominion, Leon Valley and more.

Copyright 2008. Judi Morgan, All rights reserved.

 

VIVA FIESTA!!! Schedule of Events for Friday, April 22 thru Thursday, April 24, 2008

The Excitement of Fiesta continues. . . here's the Schedule of Events from Tuesday, April 22 through Thursday, April 24, 2008.  Check out the Schedule of Events here and on The Official Fiesta Website and make plans to attend some of these events.

*Events are Free to the Public

 

Schedule of Events - Tuesday, April 22

 

* 9:15 am-12:30 pm Children's Texas History Forum
Alamo Hall
* 10 am-5 pm Fiesta River Art Show
River Walk
* 10 am-5 pm Randolph Art League Exhibit & Sale
Alamo Plaza
 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Fiesta Dances! Ballets, Polkas and Bailes
Witte Museum, 3801 Broadway
* 10 am-midnight Fiestas Fantasías at Market Square
Market Square, 514 W. Commerce
noon-5 pm Miss Margaret's Victorian House Tour
409 E. Guenther St., King William District
* 5 pm - 10 pmFiesta Carnival
Alamodome, 100 Montana, Parking Lot C
5 pm-2 am

Tejano Explosion
Cattleman's Square, corner of W. Houston &
N. Frio Sts.

5:30-10:30 pm A Night in Old San Antonio® (NIOSA)
La Villita
* 6-9 pm Multicultural Conference
San Antonio College, Loftin Student Center,
1300 San Pedro Ave.
* 7-9 pm Fiesta in Blue (Air Force Musical Extravaganza)
Trinity University, Laurie Auditorium,
715 Stadium Drive (Free, but ticket controlled)
* 7-10 pm Mariachi Festival
River Walk, River Bend & extension of Paseo del Rio
8 & 10:30 pm Cornyation
Charlene McCombs Empire Theatre,
226 N. St. Mary's St.

Schedule of Events - Wednesday, April 23

 

 

* 9 am-2 pm Multicultural Conference
San Antonio College, Visual Arts & Technology Center, 1300 San Pedro Ave.
* 9 am-3 pm Senior Fiesta
Crossroads Mall
* 9:30-10:30 am Lackland Fiesta Military Parade
Lackland AFB Parade Grounds
10 am-5 pm Fiesta Dances! Ballets, Polkas and Bailes
Witte Museum, 3801 Broadway
* 10 am-5 pm Fiesta River Art Show
River Walk
* 10 am-5 pm Randolph Art League Exhibit & Sale
Alamo Plaza
* 10 am-midnight Fiestas Fantasías at Market Square
Market Square, 514 W. Commerce St.
noon-5 pm Miss Margaret's Victorian House Tour
409 E. Guenther St., King William District
* 1-4 pm Fiesta Flower Show
Woman's Club of San Antonio, 1717 San Pedro
* 4-5 pm The Alamo: These Sacred Walls
Alamo Hall
* 5 pm - 10 pmFiesta Carnival
Alamodome, 100 Montana, Parking Lot C
5 pm-midnight Fiesta Gartenfest
Beethoven Garten, 422 Pereida St.
5 pm-2 am Tejano Explosion
Cattleman's Square, corner of W. Houston & N. Frio Sts.
5:30-10:30 pm A Night in Old San Antonio® (NIOSA)
La Villita
5:30-10:30 pm A Taste of the Northside
Canyon Springs Golf Club, 24405 Wilderness Oak
* 7-9 pm Fiesta in Blue (Air Force Musical Extravaganza)
Trinity University, Laurie Auditorium
715 Stadium Drive (Free, but ticket controlled)
* 7-10 pm Mariachi Festival
River Walk, River Bend & extension of Paseo del Rio
8-10 pm Coronation of the Queen of the Order of the Alamo
Municipal Auditorium
100 Auditorium Circle
8 & 10:30 pm Cornyation
Charlene McCombs Empire Theatre, 226 N. St. Mary's St.

Schedule of Events - Thursday, April 24

 

 

* 9 am-2 pm Multicultural Conference
San Antonio College, Visual Arts & Technology Center, 1300 San Pedro Ave.
* 9 am-5 pm San Antonio Cactus & Xerophyte
Society State Show & Sale

San Antonio Garden Center, 3310 N. New Braunfels Ave.
* 10 am-4 pm Fiesta Flower Show
Woman's Club of San Antonio, 1717 San Pedro
10 am-5 pm Fiesta Dances! Ballets, Polkas and Bailes
Witte Museum, 3801 Broadway
* 10 am-5 pm Fiesta River Art Show
River Walk
* 10 am-5 pm Randolph Art League Exhibit & Sale
Alamo Plaza
* 10 am-6 pm St. Philip's College Culture Fest & Rib Cook-off
St. Philip's College, 1801 Martin Luther King Drive
* 10 am-midnight Fiestas Fantasías at Market Square
Market Square, 514 W. Commerce St
* 11 am-1 pm Navy Day at the Alamo
Alamo Plaza
* 11 am-8 pm
Palo Alto College PACFest
1400 W. Villaret Blvd.
noon-5 pm Miss Margaret's Victorian House Tour
409 E. Guenther St., King William District
* noon-midnight 10th St. River Festival
10th St. & Ave. B
* 4-5 pm Marines at the Alamo
Alamo Plaza
* 5 pm - 10 pmFiesta Carnival
Alamodome, 100 Montana, Parking Lot C
* 5-9 pm Family Fiesta
Colonial Hills United Methodist Church,
5247 Vance Jackson
5 pm-midnight Fiesta Gartenfest
Beethoven Garten, 422 Pereida St.
5 pm-2 am Tejano Explosion
Cattleman's Square, corner of W. Houston & N. Frio Sts.
5:30-10:30 pm A Night in Old San Antonio® (NIOSA)
La Villita
* 6 pm-midnight Fiesta San Fernando
San Fernando Cathedral, 115 Main Plaza
6:30-10 pm Navy Fiesta Reception
Fort Sam Houston Golf Clubhouse,
2901 Harry Wurzbach Hwy.
7-9:15 pm Battle of Flowers® Band Festival
Alamo Stadium
* 7-10 pm Mariachi Festival
River Walk, River Bend & extension of Paseo del Rio
8 &10:30 pm Cornyation
Charlene McCombs Empire Theatre,
226 N. St. Mary's St.

 

 

Fiesta 2008 Official Website  Information & Schedule taken from The Official Fiesta Website.

 

 

 

 

 

 

When buying or selling a home in North Central or North West San Antonio, TX, you deserve local expertise and advice.  Judi Morgan provides full time, professional real estate services to buyers, sellers and military transferees in San Antonio, Stone Oak, Canyon Springs, Shavano and Shavano Park, Castle Hills, Rogers Ranch, Helotes, Sonoma Ranch, Alamo Ranch, Red Bird Ranch, The Dominion, Leon Valley and more.

Copyright 2008. Judi Morgan, All rights reserved.

 

 

 

VIVA FIESTA!!! Schedule of Events for Friday, April 18 thru Monday, April 21, 2008

Friday is the first day of San Antonio's Fiesta Celebration!!!  There are 100 events scheduled over the 10day Fiesta Event.  Here's the schedule for the first 4 days of Fiesta - many events are free to the public, check them out on here and on The Official Fiesta Website and make plans to attend one or more.

 

Schedule of Events - Friday, April 18

*Free Admission for Fiesta spectators

TIME

Event/Place

*9am - 10am

Fiesta® San Antonio Official Opening Ceremony
Alamo Plaza

10am - 5pm

Fiesta Dances! Ballets, Polkas and Bailes
Witte Museum, 3801 Broadway

*10am - 5pm

Randolph Art League Exhibit & Sale
Alamo Plaza

10am - 10pm

Fiesta Especial
River City Christian School, 5810 Blanco Road

*10am - Mid

Fiestas Fantasías at Market Square
Market Square, 514 West Commerce

*11am - 3pm

Fiesta UTSA
UTSA Sombrilla, 1604 Campus

4pm - 11pm

A Taste Of New Orleans
Sunken Garden Theater, Brackenridge Park

4pm - midnight

 Fiesta Carnival
Alamodome, 100 Montana, Parking Lot C

5pm - 11pm

Fiesta Oyster Bake - The Heartbeat Of Fiesta
St. Mary's University Campus, One Camino Santa Maria

5:30pm - 2am

Tejano Explosion
Cattleman's Square, corner of W. Houston and N. Frio Streets

6:30pm-midnight

La Noche del Rey/El Rey Feo LX Reception
AT&T Commuinity Center at San Fernando, 231 W. Comerce

7pm - 11pm

San Antonio AIDS Foundation WEBB Party
San Antonio Museum of Art, 200 W. Jones Ave.

7pm - Mid

Fiesta Jamboree - Omega Psi Phi Fraternity
Doubletree Hotel, 37 NE Loop 410

8pm - Mid

Incognito: Fiesta's Masked Ball
La Villita Assembly Hall

Schedule of Events - Saturday, April 19

*Free Admission for Fiesta spectators

* 7:30 am-3 pm

10K Walk: Caminada de Fiesta
Army Medical Museum, Fort Sam Houston

* 8 am-1 pm

Fiesta Mission 10K and Kids' Runs
Mission County Park No. 2, 6030 Padre

* 8 am-4 pm

Texas Corvette Association Car Show
Main Plaza, Boerne

* 8 am-8 pm

San Antonio Women's Fiesta Soccer Tournament
488 E. FM Rd. 78, Cibolo

8:30 am-2 pm

Battle ALS With Flowers
Sunset Station, 1174 E. Commerce

* 9 am-noon

Walk Across Texas
San Antonio Botanical Garden, 555 Funston

* 9 am-12:30 pm

Fiesta Blast Model Rocketry Meet
Tom C. Clark High School, 5150 DeZavala Rd.

* 9 am-1 pm

Zeta Phi Beta Fiesta Intra-City Track Meet
Fox Tech Stadium, 727 Quincy

* 9 am-4 pm

Fiesta International Lacrosse Tournament
St. Mary's Hall, 9401 Starcrest

9 am-5 pm

Fiesta Bird Mart
Live Oak Civic Center, 8101 Pat Booker Rd.

* 9 am-5 pm

Fiesta Rugby Tournament
Brooks Field Park, 3606 Goliad Rd.

* 10-11 am

San Jacinto Memorial Ceremony
The Alamo

10 am-3 pm

Fiesta Olé Style Show & Luncheon
Oak Hills Country Club, 5403 Fredericksburg Rd.

* 10 am-4 pm

Celebrations of Traditions Pow Wow
Mission County Park No. 1, 6030 Padre

* 10 am-4 pm

Earth Day
Woodlawn Lake

* 10 am-4 pm

Paseo del Rio Children's Festival
River Walk

* 10 am-4 pm

San Antonio State School's Fiesta Festival
San Antonio State School,
6711 S. New Braunfels Ave.

10 am-5 pm

Fiesta Dances! Ballets, Polkas and Bailes
Witte Museum, 3801 Broadway

* 10 am-5 pm

Randolph Art League Exhibit & Sale
Alamo Plaza

10 am-6 pm

Fiesta Arts Fair
Southwest School of Art and Craft, 300 Augusta

* 10 am-6 pm

Fiesta de los Niños
Port San Antonio, Hwy. 90 South on 36th St.
(new event!)

* 10 am-10 pm

Fiesta Especial
River City Christian School, 5810 Blanco Rd.

* 11 am-midnight

Fiesta Carnival
Alamodome, 100 Montana, Parking Lot C

* 10 am-midnight

Fiestas Fantasías at Market Square
Market Square, 514 W. Commerce St.

11 am-5 pm

Sculptors Dominion Exhibit
Villa del Carmen, 11354 Vance Jackson Rd.

11 am-5 pm

Monticello Park Historic District Tour of Homes
Monticello Park Historic District

11 am-11 pm

A Taste of New Orleans
Sunken Garden Theater, Brackenridge Park

11 am-11 pm

Fiesta Oyster Bake
St. Mary's University Campus,
One Camino Santa Maria

noon-5 pm

Miss Margaret's Victorian House Tour
409 E. Guenther St., King William District

* noon-11 pm

Piñatas in the Barrio
Avenida Plaza Guadalupe, 1327 Guadalupe St.

5 pm-2 am

Tejano Explosion
Cattleman's Square, corner of W. Houston &
N. Frio Sts.

6 pm-midnight

Colores de Fiesta Gala
Crown Plaza Riverwalk, 111 E. Pecan

6:30-11 pm

All-American Canteen
Henry B. Gonzales Convention Center,
Mission Room, 200 E. Market St

* 7:30-8:30 pm

Investiture of King Antonio LXXXVI
Alamo Plaza

* 7:45-midnight

Patriotic & Historical Ball
Villita Assembly Hall, 408 Villita St
(Free, but ticket controlled)

Schedule of Events - Sunday, April 20

* 8-9 am

Fiesta Mariachi Mass
San Fernando Cathedral, 115 Main Plaza

* 8 am-8 pm

San Antonio Women's Fiesta Soccer Tournament
488 FM Rd. 78, Cibolo

9 am-1 pm

Champagne and Diamonds Brunch
El Tropicano Hotel, 110 Lexington Ave.

* 10 am-5 pm

Randolph Art League Exhibit & Sale
Alamo Plaza

 * 10 am-midnight

 Fiestas Fantasías at Market Square
Market Square, 514 W. Commerce St.

 * 10:45am-3:45 pm

 Fiesta Nueva
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, 502 E. Nueva
(new event!)

 11 am-5 pm

 Fiesta Arts Fair
Southwest School of Art and Craft, 300 Augusta

 11 am-11 pm

 Mission San José Spring Fiesta
Mission County Park, 6030 Padre Dr.

 11 am-5 pm

 Sculptors Dominion Exhibit
Villa del Carmen, 11354 Vance Jackson Rd.

 * 11 am-6 pm

 Sticky Wickets Croquet Tournament
Red Berry Mansion on the Lake, 856 Gembler Rd.

 * 11 am-8 pm

 Fiesta de la Familia
St. Gregory Catholic Church, 700 Dewhurst

 11 am-11 pm

 A Taste of New Orleans
Sunken Garden Theater, Brackenridge Park

noon-5 pm

Fiesta Dances! Ballets, Polkas and Bailes
Witte Museum, 3801 Broadway

noon-5 pm

Miss Margaret's Victorian House Tour
409 E. Guenther St., King William District

noon-8 pm

A Day in Old Mexico & Charreada (Charreada at 3 p.m.)
Charro Ranch, 6126 Padre Dr.

* 12noon-10pm

Fiesta Carnival
Alamodome, 100 Montana, Parking Lot C

* 1-3 pm

Exploring Mexican Body Painting with Renowned Photographer George O. Jackson
San Antonio Museum of Art, 200 W. Jones Ave.

* 1-4 pm

Family Funday Sunday
Tom C. Clark High School, 5150 De Zavala Rd.

* 1-10 pm

Fort Sam Houston Fiesta Ceremony and Fireworks Extravaganza
Fort Sam Houston, MacArthur Field

* 3-5 pm

Fiesta Teenage Coronation
San Pedro Playhouse, 800 W. Ashby

5 pm-2 am

Tejano Explosion
Cattleman's Square, corner of W. Houston & N. Frio Sts.

Schedule of Events - Monday, April 21

10 am-5 pm

Fiesta Dances! Ballets, Polkas and Bailes
Witte Museum, 3801 Broadway

* 10am-5 pm

Randolph Art League Exhibit & Sale
Alamo Plaza

* 10am-midnight

Fiestas Fantasías at Market Square
Market Square, 514 W. Commerce St.

10 am-1:30 pm

Cutting Edge Fiesta Fashion Show
Marriott Rivercenter, 101 Bowie

10:30 am-2 pm

Fiesta Luncheon, Hat Contest & Style Show
Marriott Rivercenter, 101 Bowie

* 11 am-noon

Air Force at the Alamo
Alamo Plaza

noon-5 pm

Miss Margaret's Victorian House Tour
409 E. Guenther St., King William District

* 4-5 pm

Pilgrimage to the Alamo
Alamo Plaza

* 5 pm - 11pm

Fiesta Carnival
Alamodome, 100 Montana, Parking Lot C

5 pm-2 am

Tejano Explosion
Cattleman's Square, corner of W. Houston &
N. Frio Sts.

7:30-9:30 pm

Texas Cavaliers River Parade
River Walk

 

Fiesta 2008 Official Website Information & Schedule presented was taken from the Official Fiesta Website.

 

When buying or selling a home in North Central or North West San Antonio, TX, you deserve local expertise and advice.  Judi Morgan provides full time, professional real estate services to buyers, sellers and military transferees in San Antonio, Stone Oak, Canyon Springs, Shavano and Shavano Park, Castle Hills, Rogers Ranch, Helotes, Sonoma Ranch, Alamo Ranch, Red Bird Ranch, The Dominion, Leon Valley and more.

Copyright 2008. Judi Morgan, All rights reserved.

 

Viva Fiesta!! Fiesta in San Antonio, TX

 

                                         

It's April and San Antonio is in the early stages of celebrating our Annual Fiesta!  Dates for this year's Fiesta are April 18th thru April 27th.   There are 100 events this year scheduled over  10 days.  Many events are free, however, the events that do require tickets sell out quickly.  Check on the Official Fiesta Website for ticket information.   

A History of Fiesta

Fiesta got it's beginning back in 1891 when a group of ladies decided to honor the heroes of The Alamo and Battle of San Jacinto with their own battle - a Battle of Flowers.  They decorated their horse-drawn carriage, and bicycles with fresh flowers.  The participants then pelted each other with the flowers.

It was an immediate success and within a few years, more events were scheduled on or around April 21st.  Early events included a carnival, balls and coronation of "royalty", street dancing, children's events, and parades.   Fiesta has taken place every year except for 1918 (World War I) and 1942 thru 1945 (World War II).

My Fiesta posts will be a series of posts providing the schedule of events with a description of each.  Those that I manage to attend will have my own personal photos included.  For this first post in the series, I have borrowed some of the photos from the 2007 Fiesta Events from the Official Fiesta Website. 

 

 

 

 

 

When buying or selling a home in North Central or North West San Antonio, TX, you deserve local expertise and advice.  Judi Morgan provides full time, professional real estate services to buyers, sellers and military transferees in San Antonio, Stone Oak, Canyon Springs, Shavano and Shavano Park, Castle Hills, Rogers Ranch, Helotes, Sonoma Ranch, Alamo Ranch, Red Bird Ranch, The Dominion, Leon Valley and more.

Copyright 2008. Judi Morgan, All rights reserved.

 

Brandeis High School Broncos’ are almost ready to ride!!

 

Photos/drawings taken from the Northside Ind. School District Website.

 

Brandeis High School, located at 13011 Kyle Seale Parkway, a new High School in the Northside Independent School District of San Antonio, TX is on target to open it's doors to students in August of 2008.  Approximately 2000 students will attend the first year of the high school.  The school will pull students from Clark H.S., O'Connor H.S. and Marshall H.S.  Only freshman, sophomores and juniors will be enrolled the first year.  Seniors will graduate from their current high school.

The students who will attend Brandeis voted on their school mascot and school colors last October.  They chose Broncos to be their mascot and flame orange and navy blue to be the school colors.

March will be a busy month for the future students, staff and parents of Brandeis High School.  Clinics and tryouts are scheduled for the Cheer, Drill and Dance teams.  Inaugural meetings for the PTA, band and athletics booster clubs are also scheduled.

(Photo/drawing taken from NSISD Website)

Clinics, Tryouts for Cheer, Drill and Dance Teams Schedule

        •   Cheer Clinic - Monday, March 10 - Thursday 13 at Stinson Middle School beginning 5:30 pm each day

        •   Cheer Tryout - 5:30 pm., March 14 at Stinson Middle School

        •   Dance/Drill Clinic - March 31 - April 2 at Stinson Middle School at 5:30 pm each day

        •   Drill Tryouts - 5:30 pm April 3 at Stinson Middle School

        •   Dance Tryouts - 5:30 pm April 4 at Stinson (Only students who made the Bronco Drill Team are eligibleto try out for the dance team.)

        •   Brandeis Dedication - October 29 & 30

Brandeis H.S. Broncos Mascot

(Picture/Drawing taken from NSISD Website)

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When buying or selling a home in North Central or North West San Antonio, TX, you deserve local expertise and advice.  Judi Morgan provides full time, professional real estate services to buyers, sellers and military transferees in San Antonio, Stone Oak, Canyon Springs, Shavano and Shavano Park, Castle Hills, Rogers Ranch, Helotes, Sonoma Ranch, Alamo Ranch, Red Bird Ranch, The Dominion, Leon Valley and more.

 

 

 

 

Active Rain, Mexican Food and M & M’s in New Braunfels, TX

 Today is a gray, cold, rainy, and very windy day in South Central Texas; but, I woke up ready and excited for my day to start.  First, I had to stop by the office and then take the 30 minute drive up to New Braunfels, TX.  I had an appointment scheduled with some former clients to discuss listing the house I sold them 3 years ago.  Employer has asked them to relocate - they love their house and New Braunfels and will miss both but must move forward with their lives.  That's not the reason I was excited for my day to start.

The reason, another Active Rain Meeting!  I had mentioned to Carl & Ceil Winters that I would be in New Braunfels, TX  for appointment this morning.  Well, Ceil quickly checked Carl's schedule and he was already committed to do an Inspection.  But, she had to be in New Braunfels to run some errands and suggested we meet for lunch!  We decided to go to Mamacita's Mexican Restaurant on IH-35. 

My appointment was a little long but I called Ceil as soon as I was back in my car and on my way.  She was already at the shopping center and said she'd be at the restaurant waiting for me.  Of course, I got behind every slow car and caught every stop light between my client's house and the restaurant and then missed the turn and had to make a "U" turn and come back. 

I walked into the restaurant and there she was - sitting on a bench waiting for me!!!  We recognized each other immediately, hugged and began to talk as they escorted us to our table.  Orders for drinks (coke & iced tea) and food (enchiladas) were given and we continued to talk -- about Active Rain, Real Estate, Inspections, etc., etc.  We had a great waiter - he was very patient with us - I think he came to our table 3 times to take our lunch order  J  

When he brought the ticket, we realized it was time to leave.  We asked the waiter to take our pictures with each of our cameras - which he graciously did.  Then, Ceil reached over and handed me a gift bag she said Carl had sent me!  See the contents in the picture.

Note pads, business cards, a booklet on Home Maintenance and a small spiral notebook are all logical choices to include in a gift bag - but M & M's.  Yes, the M & M's had to be included!  You see I'm the M & M Queen of Active Rain.  Ok, ok, read here - you'll understand and get a good laugh!!!

 

 
 
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