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San Antonio ranks among most affordable U.S. vacation destinations, according to study
A trip to the Alamo City, including airfare, hotel and meals runs $319 a day per person, according to the analysis.
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San Antonio League of Sidewalk Astronomers (SALSA) Monthly Meeting
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Maverick Carter House 119 Taylor St, San Antonio Downtown
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Jazz On The Water: 2023 Concert Series
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Black History Holiday Lights Boat Tour
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San Antonio African American Community Archive and Museum at La Villita 218 South Presa Street, San Antonio Central
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