Things to do in San Antonio while you're in #DistribuTEXAS

Once you’ve had your fill discussing Advanced Meter Infrastructure and Grid Modernization at DistribuTECH, there are plenty of ways to stretch your legs and check out local happenings:

• For a little history lesson, don’t forget the Alamo---an historic battle site (1836) and 300 years of history spanning 5 different armies and 6 independent nations. The Briscoe Western Art Museum provides an introduction to the American West, complete with Cowboys, Native Americans, the Vaquero, and more layers of this rich heritage.  
• Get active after sitting so long by exploring San Antonio’s famous urban waterway, the Riverwalk, or natural wonders like the Japanese Tea Gardens and Natural Bridge Caverns.
• Find out why “everything is bigger in Texas” by checking out two enormous landmarks:  The Largest Cowboy Boots in the world and the Largest Mosaic of the Virgin Mary.
• If you have kids in tow, the “DoSeum” promises a please-touch, indoor-outdoor experience, and there’s always the San Antonio Zoo.
• Take advantage of your proximity to Mexico and find some quality eats at Mi Tierra Bakery & Cafe, or Rosario’s Cafe Y Cantina.  You might even get serenaded by a mariachi band while you dine.  

  

And when you’re ready to talk shop again, stop by booth #1451 to learn more about distribution and transmission analytics and inter-grid processing.

We’ll see you at DistribuTECH!   

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