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Marketplace | MayaSA Witte Museum
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Limited Summer Special: $5 Off for Kids. Check out the gallery below for a behind-the-scenes snapshot of Linda’s journey.
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Calendar | MayaSA Witte Museum
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Limited Summer Special: $5 Off for Kids. March 2017 0 events.
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FAQ | MayaSA Witte Museum
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Limited Summer Special: $5 Off for Kids. Where is the Witte located? The Witte Museum is located at 3801 Broadway in Brackenridge Park just north of downtown. Admission is at the Riverside Entrance Gate on Tuleta Drive just west of Avenue B. Maya: Hidden Worlds Revealed. View map of The Witte Museum location. Does the Witte offer parking? Free parking is available in the Brackenridge Park Parking Garage on Avenue B. How long will Maya: Hidden Worlds Revealed be at the Witte? Member Adult ($8.00). The exh...
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Groups | MayaSA Witte Museum
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Limited Summer Special: $5 Off for Kids. Planning a School Group Visit. Or 210.357.1910. Maya Group Visit Flyer. Who qualifies for the Group Rate? Includes $2 general admission $3 Maya, per person). School groups: preschool through high school. Professional groups or organizations (e.g., Scouts, YMCA, church groups). Homeschools (must meet minimum of people per group). What are the minimum requirements to receive the Student Group Admission Rate? One adult chaperone for every 10 students. School Address ...
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Events | MayaSA Witte Museum
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Limited Summer Special: $5 Off for Kids. Cocktails and Culture: Maya! Experience Maya: Hidden Worlds Revealed before it’s gone! Gather your friends for the summer’s last Cocktails and Culture, and enjoy a special after-hours visit to the exhibit all at one great price! Join us for a day of hunting Pokémon in #MayaSA! There will be lures, competitions, snow cones and activities for the whole family!
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About The Exhibit | MayaSA Witte Museum
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Limited Summer Special: $5 Off for Kids. Maya: Hidden Worlds Revealed. Is so grand, so immersive and so comprehensive that the Witte Museum brought it to San Antonio as the debut exhibition of the Museum's new Mays Family Center. Is the largest traveling exhibition about the Maya ever to be toured in the United States, and this is the Texas premiere of the exhibition. Maya: Hidden Worlds Revealed. In English and Spanish. Learn About Our Maya Scholars.
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Salud | MayaSA Witte Museum
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Limited Summer Special: $5 Off for Kids. CULINARY NIGHTS : August 8th 6:30-8:30 pm. Mezcal and Mixtli: A Cultural, Culinary and Cocktail Conversation! Featuring cuisine from Mixtli. And cocktails crafted by Edgar Najera of Mezcaleria Mixtli. Featuring mezcal imported by Heavy Métl. Sikil Pak / Chia Seed Cracker. Snapper/ Achiote / Tropical fruits. Pork Jowl / Plantain / Black Bean / Xni-pec. Avocado / Cacao / Honey. Just voted "One Of The Best Reasons To Visit A Museum Other Than An Exhibit" by.
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Photo Gallery | MayaSA Witte Museum
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Culinary | MayaSA Witte Museum
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Limited Summer Special: $5 Off for Kids. Is then ground with stone manos and metates to make a. Dough This dough is used to make flat tortillas and delicious tamales (. In Mayan) with an array of fillings, which are wrapped in leaves and baked or boiled. Typical fillings include beans, squash seeds and the meats of deer, turkey, peccaries, iguana, turtle, fish or other animals. Hieroglyphic texts on some ancient Maya ceramics also describe their contents as a liquid food called. In the Maya highlands and.
