Movies By Moonlight at Hemisfair: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Join in for Movies By Moonlight at Hemisfair presented by the City of San Antonio Center City Development & Operations. Each Tuesday during June, there will be a screening iconic throwback movies on the Great Lawn in Civic Park – just bring your blankets and appetites, because food truck vendors will be on-site. On June 11, the movie is Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. After 5 p.m., Downtown Tuesday Free Parking will be available at the S. Alamo St Surface Lot (418 S Alamo St.) and the Martinez St. Surface Lot (309 Martinez St.)
Movies By Moonlight at Hemisfair: Back to the Future Join in for Movies by Moonlight at Hemisfair presented by the City of San Antonio Center City Development & Operations! Each Tuesday during June, Movies by Moonlight will be screening iconic throwback movies on the Great Lawn in Civic Park – just bring your blankets and appetites, because food truck vendors will be on-site! On June 4, the movie is Back to the Future! After 5 p.m., Downtown Tuesday Free Parking will be available at the S. Alamo St Surface Lot (418 S Alamo St.) and the Martinez St. Surface Lot (309 Martinez St.) Each movie kicks off at dusk!
A jam-packed weekend is expected in downtown San Antonio, filled with exciting events. With so much happening, it’s important to plan ahead to navigate the traffic and make the most of your weekend.
Movies like "Napoleon Dynamite," "Office Space" and "Die Hard" will be shown in the alley (south of Travis Park) during October, November and December.
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Her job is all about energizing downtown San Antonio with fun, but Liz Burt doesn t play around when it comes to championing for her city. Courtesy, Liz Burt
Her job is all about energizing downtown San Antonio with fun, but Liz Burt doesn t play around when it comes to championing for her city.
As Centro San Antonio s Director of Urban Activation + Play, Burt is in charge of connecting the downtown area to engaging and innovative experiences. Some of her recent work includes trash talk hijinks in which motion detectors were attached to garbage receptacles in a park to cheer on passersby who tossed their garbage. During the holidays, downtown streets looked like a winter wonderland thanks to a surprise project that doused the area in faux snow flurries.