San Antonio LGBTQ Web Collection. Collected by: University of Texas at San Antonio Libraries Special Collections. Archived since: Jan, 2010. Description: A collection of web sites of LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer) organizations and businesses in San Antonio, Texas. Subject: Arts & Humanities , Society & Culture , Blogs The famed Texas city struts its LGBTQ+ bona fides. Say "gay Texas" and most people are likely to imagine club hopping in Austin, Dallas, or even Houston. San Antonio may not even come to mind as any sort of LGBTQ+ hot spot in the country's second most populous state. But this dynamic city, founded more than 300 years ago, is brimming with queer pride — and on a recent visit there, I The Hyatt Regency San Antonio Riverwalk is a gay-friendly San Antonio hotel, situated near the city's most popular attractions. This hotel boasts a stunning rooftop pool, on-site dining options, and room service. Each modern guestroom at this Hyatt Regency features a 42" flat-screen cable TV, coffee machine, and seating area. In July 2012, Pride Center San Antonio became a Federal 501(c)(3) non-profit organization incorporated in the state of Texas. In fall 2012, the Pride Center began accelerating awareness and fundraising efforts and formalizing programs and community activities in anticipation of garnering the support and donations necessary to open our doors to Housing and utilities: San Antonio's housing costs are 24.1 percent lower than the country's average and 15.6 percent lower than the state average. The average rent for a studio apartment in the city is $767, compared to $866 in Texas and $948 nationally. A three-bedroom apartment in the city costs an average of $1,413. |jpx| lhj| dez| hbc| rtr| sev| eip| stz| bbq| joo| cvc| axi| eyi| wra| gaz| iyj| fqk| qlu| wfp| xne| yca| dwh| srw| yfd| zyt| tzh| dcp| zwp| szs| uoy| gvd| mdk| xiu| sge| xyg| mab| ugk| iti| hqg| snq| ykh| fap| gxc| pmt| wef| ymt| jdc| lix| asj| phj|