Brackenridge Park

About 160 goats are chewing through invasive undergrowth surrounding trees on 7 acres of Brackenridge Park for the next couple of weeks.

The significance of this stretch of water to San Antonio's human history is reflected in the current plans to restore several historic structures that all have ties to the city's early water management system.

Organizers of the Save Brackenridge movement have been urging San Antonians to call or email their city council representative to oppose a proposal for a 7,000-person capacity amphitheater in the Sunken Garden at Brackenridge Park.

The Brackenridge Park Conservancy has released its Cultural Landscape Report that will guide efforts to improve the park's ecological systems. The report also aims to protect and celebrate the park's historic and archeological sites.

A springtime thunderstorm took down a massive pecan tree just outside the San Antonio Zoo entrance. It's what it fell on that makes this a tale worth telling.

San Antonio’s 343-acre tree-shaded Brackenridge Park is home to the Zoo, the Japanese Tea Garden, the Witte Museum and the Sunken Garden outdoor Theater.…

An iconic San Antonio attraction has a darkly quirky event attached to it for all times. It happened in Brackenridge Park, on that little train that…

At an undisclosed time Friday, new warning signs are expected to be posted at Elmendorf Lake Park, alerting the public about a chemical that’s sprayed in…

The San Antonio City Council has approved the design and construction of a $10 million parking garage with 600 spaces to address parking problems at the…

Updated 2:47 p.m.You may have seen it while driving on Hildebrand, approaching Broadway, there’s a massive, tiled gate. Inside are curious sculptures and…