News & Press Releases
Summer Shopping at Whole Earth Provision Company benefits San Antonio River Foundation with point-of-purchase donation opportunity
Thursday, July 8, 2010
Need some extra gear for summer vacation? Stop by Whole Earth Provision Company at Quarry Market and pick-up the best brands for your next family outing and take part in an opportunity to give to the San Antonio River Foundation.San Antonio River Foundation commemorates one year anniversary of Museum Reach with new book
Friday, May 28, 2010The River Spectacular: Light, Sound, Color & Craft on the San Antonio River
To commemorate the one-year anniversary of the Museum Reach, the San Antonio River Foundation commissioned a book titled The River Spectacular: Light, Sound, Color & Craft on the San Antonio River to chronicle the design, construction and installation of eight public art pieces along the new 1.3 mile stretch of the San Antonio River Walk. The book was released on May 29, 2010.
How Will The River Reach You?
Wednesday, May 19, 2010The River reaches each of us in different ways. Watch our latest video to discover the possibilities in the Mission Reach. How Will The River Reach You?
Downtown Alliance's "Best of the Decade" Award presented to San Antonio River Foundation for their Museum Reach contributions
Monday, April 12, 2010River Foundation also recognized for "Best Public/Private Partnership" Award
Winners making a big impact in San Antonio's downtown area were announced on April 9, 2010, at the 10th Annual Downtown's BEST Awards Luncheon at the Westin Riverwalk presented by the Downtown Alliance.
Aldaco's Stone Oak creates winning 2010 RiverTini at San Antonio River Foundation's 2nd Annual RiverTini Pour-Off
Monday, March 29, 2010San Antonio -- Nearly 400 thirsty revelers gathered at Hotel Contessa on Saturday, March 27, to toast the rebirth of the river, San Antonio style, with a RiverTini Pour-Off. The event was designed to honor existing members of Rio Vivo, the San Antonio River Foundation's membership program, and to recruit new members to the fun group.
San Antonio River Foundation commits $2 million for construction of Mission Portals to re-establish connection of historic missions with river
Monday, January 18, 2010SAN ANTONIO - The Mission Reach project, an eight-mile stretch of the San Antonio River that extends from Lone Star Boulevard near downtown to Mission Espada, has received its first commitment for major enhancements from the non-profit San Antonio River Foundation in the form of a $2 million commitment that will be used towards the design and construction of four "Mission Portals" that will re-connect the missions with the San Antonio River.
