Enjoy Sips and Sounds from the Texases Along the Banks of Paseo del Rio at the Briscoe Aug 4th
Giddyup & get down and enjoy Sips and Sounds of the West on Friday, August 4th at the Briscoe Western Art Museum with everyone’s favorite classic country cover band, The Texases. Enjoy food and drink from La Gloria’s food and margarita truck as you sway to the sounds of The Texases among Western art and artifacts as iconic as our great state itself.
Kick back and kick up your heels on the banks of the River Walk at the Briscoe Western Art Museum’s Sips and Sounds of the West. Filling the museum’s Jack Guenther Pavilion and McNutt Sculpture Garden, the evening features live music, drinks and food flowing through the pavilion and under the watchful eyes of the fantastic bronze sculptures that call the garden home on Friday, August 4.
The Texases
San Antonio’s preeminent classic country cover band The Texases will fill the evening with your favorite country hits from ‘66 to ’96 for a great date night or a night out with friends. With the option to be in the garden or indoors enjoying a cool breeze thanks to air conditioning, the evening is the perfect summer treat. The ticketed event begins at 6:30 p.m. with music 7 – 8:30 p.m. and drinks and food until 9 p.m. from La Gloria’s food and margarita truck.
Tickets
Sips and Sounds of the West tickets are $15 for museum members and $20 for nonmembers. The event is for ages 18 and up. Tickets will be sold at the door as available.
McNutt Sculpture Garden
A lush public outdoor space featuring a beautiful courtyard surrounded by bronze sculptures that depict iconic figures of the American West, the McNutt Sculpture Garden offers the perfect respite during any River Walk visit, with tables, chairs and benches to rest and enjoy the view. With the lights of downtown in the background, the garden becomes magical at night, making it the perfect spot for a relaxed night out.
Head West on the River Walk
The Briscoe’s collection of Western art and artifacts showcases the stories of the West through visual art. Collection highlights include Santa Anna’s sword, works by Frederic Remington, Pancho Villa’s last known saddle, a fantastic Alamo diorama and artifacts, contemporary and historic paintings, sculptures, an impressive spur collection, and other cowboy and Native American relics, weapons and photography. Including the McNutt Sculpture Garden, the Briscoe’s acre and a half campus features 35 outdoor sculptures, including two overlooking the river. The Briscoe’s collection also fills 14 galleries in its restored 1930s building.
Other Information:
The museum is open Thursday through Monday, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. and closed to the public on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. The Briscoe is located on the south end of the River Walk, near the Arneson River Theatre and La Villita, with convenient parking at the Riverbend Garage directly adjacent to the museum or one of many downtown surface lots. Museum hours, parking and admission details are available online.
