It's October! For those of you living in the greater San Antonio area, here's a list of some events and activities open to us during this month...whether you are looking for a great family outing, a fun date night, or a place to take out-of-town visitors, you'll find it in San Antonio!

All month:

Bugs! A Rainforest Adventure
See the world of insects, magnified up to 250,000 times on a giant screen at Aztec on the River. 3pm every day, with additional 12:30 and 6:45 showings on Fridays and Saturdays.

Dora and Diego's Garden Adventure
An interactive exhibit at the San Antonio Botanical Garden, featuring Dora and Diego, where children will enjoy learning all about gardens and gardening.

Here Be Dragons
The Institute of Texas Cultures explores dragon lore in cultures around the world and how it came to Texas with early settlers. See Draco, the animatronic dragon the breathes smoke!

Grease!
Come on, this was the original High School Musical! Sing and dance your way back to the future at the Josephine Theatre.

Oct. 2-7

Mamma Mia!
Closet ABBA fans unite! Enjoy the music and the story following the quest of a young bride-to-be as she discovers the identity of her father. Majestic Theatre

Oct. 13:

Chalk It Up
Have a budding artist that would like to participate in creating a giant sidewalk mural? This event is open to kids and also features the chalk art of many local artists. Sponsored by Artpace.

Oct. 16-21:

Twelve Angry Men
Broadway Across America bring the classic, suspense-filled play to our city. A great study in human nature as well as the justice system. Majestic Theatre.

Oct. 19-21:

Boerne Festival of Arts and Music
Food (CHILI)! Shops! Live music! Auctions! All in the quaint setting of Boerne, the town with the cutest shop names in the country. Cibolo Arts Council.

Oct. 27 (and Nov. 24):

Houston Street Fair and Market
Live music, performances by area artists, handmade crafts, and wonderful food will delight every member of the family. Houston Street Fair and Market.

Oct. 28:

Sunday Luau Jam
If you can't get to the Islands this fall, at least you can get a taste. These folks are the real thing. Reservations are required for the dinner and show, which include a hula performance. 3-7pm, Adults $18.50; keiki ages 5-12 $10.00. Don't forget to pick up one of their gorgeous fresh flower leis! Aloha San Antonio

Labels: Food, Fun, Music