The city expanded the River Walk south into King William at around the same time this place was originally being developed, but for over 25 years it stopped at Alamo Street just north of the arts complex. That changed when the Eagleland Segment opened in 2010, connecting the River Walk in King William to the new Mission Reach of the San Antonio River Improvement Project. As such, This area functions as a trail head for the 7-mile Mission Reach connecting 4 of San Antonio’s 5 Spanish Colonial Missions to the south. In addition to the Contemporary Art Museum, the complex is home to apartments, restaurants, a theater, and a number of smaller galleries and artist studies. San Antonio first brewpub, the Blue Star Brewing Company, opened here in 1996. The Blue Star Arts Complex was the city’s first mixed-use development, and the seed of its creative economy — originally built at a time before either of those terms were in use. Over the years, this place has remained a vital center for cutting edge art in San Antonio, even as dozens of other galleries have opened nearby.
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