Things to Do in Beeville
Things to Do Deals
Buckhorn Museum & Saloon and Texas Ranger Museum
- Downtown
Museum exhibits spotlight mounted trophy heads and animal artifacts from more than 520 species, as well as Texas Ranger guns and photos
Ghosts & Legends of San Antonio
- Downtown
Guides sprinkle a 90-minute tour with stories of spooky apparitions from south Texas lore, culminating in a trip to an Alamo gravesite
Brinca!
- South Side
Sock-clad children cavort across large multicolored inflatables during open-play times
Stained Glass Crafters Workbench
- NW San Antonio / Leon Valley
Students hand craft glass pieces that beautify living rooms, gardens, or necklines
The Rollercade
- Shearer Hills / Ridgeview
Classic rink treats skaters to funky beats, fun, psychedelic decor, snack bar, and pool table
Corpus Christi Hooks – Whataburger Field
- Central City
Last year's Texas League South division champions look to continue their winning ways, armed with the league’s best pitching staff
Star Shuttle - Gray Line San Antonio
- Uptown Loop
A guided tour of three Texas wineries or vineyards; includes a stop for shopping and lunch in the historic town of Fredericksburg
Extreme Fun
- Balcones Heights
Kids bounce across a 10,000-sq.-ft., climate-controlled mall play area with inflatable obstacle courses and a basketball arena
Ascuba Venture
- Bay Area
Students of all ages learn to dive in heated indoor pool under the guidance of SSI dive professionals.
Crossroads Yoga
- Central
Give the gift of health; certified instructors guide students of all ages and abilities through a variety of Hatha yoga classes
Pink Elephant Art Studio
Step-by-step instruction guides pupils through BYOB session that focuses on featured painting
San Antonio Silver Stars
- San Antonio
Led by All-Stars Sophia Young and Becky Hammon, the Silver Stars set out to capture a 7th-straight playoff berth
Nation Tours
- Multiple Locations
Pick a historic segway tour, such as the Fun-Run or the extended Executive tour, in one of three Texas cities
Kiddie Park
- San Antonio
Nostalgic park opened in 1925 delights visitors with ferris wheel, classic snacks, and carousel that was hand carved in 1918
Paintball Knights
- East Central San Antonio
Nine grass-covered fields; rental of gun and mask with air and 100 biodegradable paintballs
District 24
Membership with 24-hour access to climbing wall and gym; climbing, bouldering, and slacklining
Candela Estudio
- Northwest Side
Dance-fitness classes include Zumba, pop-infused Dance Jam, and Fogoxe classes, which are set to contemporary world music
Divine Body
- Lytle
Latin-infused rhythms fuel music that sets the atmosphere for Zumba classes that encourage dancing, fitness, and group encouragement
Fusion Dance Studios
- Multiple Locations
Expert instructors lead students of all levels through lessons in such dance styles as salsa, swing, or tango
Octane Athletic Performance
- Medical Center
Burn calories and build muscle during semiprivate training sessions with 2–3 people or group fitness classes
Pump It Up San Antonio Guilbeau Rd.
- Multiple Locations
Open jump grants kids aged 2 and older access to an arena of bouncy pillows, slides, and other oversized inflatables
America Tru Professional Belly Dance Artist
Clients learn the art of belly dancing from dancer America Tru in a group class or in a private setting with up to five friends
Lynette's Riding School
- East Central San Antonio
Learn how to groom, mount, and ride during a series of four weekly lessons led by a certified equine instructor
Casa Ritmo Zumba & Latin Dance Studio
- North Central
Upbeat instructors lead Zumba classes that burn calories and tone muscle or a four-week workshop that covers the basics of salsa dancing
Universal Karate Studios
- Multiple Locations
Instructors teach children fundamental martial arts techniques, focusing on improving their form, character, and confidence
Mary Lee & Dance Suave
- South Side
Instructors lead students through dance fitness or ballroom dance classes; VIP classes on Friday nights include hors d’oeuvres and are BYOB
Recommended Things to Do by Groupon Customers
Choose from the following seating options to see José Carreras at the Majestic Theatre on Thursday, June 17, at 7:30 p.m.:
Golf, long ridiculed as the easiest of sports, is so childishly simple that many casual players go home feeling angry and frustrated at how quickly one can master the game. Luckily, these golfers can still savor the thrilling velocity and parabolic motion of a well-struck ball, especially with today's Groupon. For $12, you get three large buckets of driving range golf balls (a $30 value) at Northeast Golf Center.
Before rushing into full-fledged competition, players at Oak Hills Lanes hone their craft with pay-as-you-go practice shots. By detecting which pins need to topple, pinsetters enable patrons to score tricky spares as they rehearse for real games or when they must knock down a neighbor's tacky lawn ornaments. Once they've warmed their throwing arms, they face off against comrades during open hours. In addition to bites such as pizza and burgers, the snack bar's cooks sling tacos, enchiladas, and even pancakes. Such noshes fuel bowlers of all ages and skill levels at various fall leagues, but soda and ice cream serve as the main power source during all-inclusive parties.
Founded in 1954 and featured in the Wall Street Journal, the McNay Art Museum rests on the 23-acre estate of the late art collector Marion Koogler McNay and boasts a collection of nearly 20,000 works of early and modern art, as well as the New Image Sculpture exhibit (running until May 8) and Sandy Skoglun's installation The Cocktail Party (running until May 8).
Far from the typical movie theater, Alamo Drafthouse Cinema subverts the industry standard by offering locally brewed beverages, a rotating specials menu, and an advertisement-free experience. Theater-goers can sip on wine and beer while enjoying the custom shows that run before the feature in place of ads. Alamo Drafthouse Cinema projects first-run blockbusters and cult classics from crisp digital film onto the silver screen, as surround sound submerges audiences in the cinematic experience. The theater's enormous shepherd's crook enforces a strict no-talking, no-texting policy, with the notable exception of fan-centric Quote-Along nights.
Since 1984, Car-vel Skateland South has fitted feet with inline skates for enthralling laps around its indoor rink. Inexperienced wheelers can improve their balance and gliding skills during private lessons, and fitness classes fortify cores on and off skates with lunges, squats, and endurance routines. Car-vel Skateland South extends its regular hours during school vacations so that students can escape their studies and perform partnered dance routines with their wheeled backpacks.
