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University of Texas Institute

Meet the pioneers of Texas through exciting, creative displays featuring the 27 ethnic groups that built the Lone Star State. A party at the Institute can include typical foods, music and entertainment, all creating an "International" theme and ambiance. Number of guests: exhibit floor, 1,000; patio area, 2,000.
210-458-2300, Fax: 210-458-2205

McNay Art Museum

 Mediterranean mansion with patio, gardens and an impressive collection of post-impressionist paintings. Number of guests: 112 seated Brown Gallery; 32 Sculpture Gallery; 400 reception using interior garden.
210/824-5368, Fax: 210-824-0218

San Antonio Children’s Museum

A multi-story building with a vibrant cityscape inside. It also contains more than 80 interactive multi-sensory exhibits designed to foster a greater understanding of the working society and the physical world. Bar and food stations are available throughout the museum on grounds and mezzanine levels. Number of guest: 400.
210-212-4453 ext. 1306, Fax: 210-242-1313

San Antonio Museum of Art

A castle-like building housing a collection ranging from ancient art to Mexican folk art. Original home of Lone Star Brewing Company. Elegant setting for indoor/outdoor themes. Number of guests: 60, indoors; 1,000 outdoors.
210-978-8158, Fax: 210-978-813

Witte Museum

San Antonio’s premier museum, the Witte brings history, science and culture to life. With an extensive collection, nationally acclaimed traveling exhibits, the H-E-B Science Treehouse and beautiful grounds where historic homes and log cabins reside, the Witte Museum offers something for everyone, including unique and memorable settings for special events. Auditorium has stage, dance floor and removable seating. Number of guests: 300, theatre; 160, sit-down dinner, indoor; 500, sit-down dinner (indoor-outdoor); and up to 1,500 for entire museum and grounds.
210-357-1886, FAX 210-357-1883.