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The swankiest retirement communities in San Antonio

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Relax by the pool at Adante Independent Living. | Photo by Adante Independent Living
In San Antonio, retirement is done in style. We’ve rounded up four luxury retirement communities that will have you raising a glass like Jay Gatsby.

Explore living facilities for older adults around the Alamo City with options for independent living, assisted living, and memory + nursing care. Plus, don’t forget to bookmark these classes and organizations that will help you feel forever young.

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The courtyard gazebo at Franklin Park is the perfect place to catch up on some reading — like the latest issue of SATXtoday.

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Franklin Park, Sonterra | Starting at $4,574

This community has complexes located in Alamo Heights, Boerne, TPC Parkway, and Sonterra. Amenities include a theater, woodshop, chapel, and library — to name a few. You’re also minutes away from The Club at Sonterra, if you ever want to practice your golf swing.

Landon Ridge, Alamo Ranch | Starting at $3,400

Settle into the booming Alamo Ranch neighborhood, minutes from Sea World along with various entertainment and dining options. Offering assisted, independent, and memory care living, Landon Ridge provides personalized healthcare options for each resident.

Adante Independent Living, Castle Hills | Starting at $4,00

Castle Hills is praised for its community feeling, family atmosphere, and its nature amenities. Plus, Adante is steps away from Phil Hardberger Park and the Alon Town Center. If you’re looking to be more active with Mother Nature, check out our guide.

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Enjoy The Brooks of Cibolo’s signature programming like wellness assessments, chef-made meals, multiple resident clubs, and more.

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The Brooks of Cibolo, Cibolo | Starting at $3,845

Caught in the middle between San Antonio and New Braunfels lies this pet-friendly community. In addition to offering studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments, there’s also an option available for your unit to come completely furnished.
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Events
Friday, Aug. 9
  • Sip & Save | Friday, Aug. 9 | 6-9 p.m. | GG’S Emporium | Cost of purchase | Save 10% off your purchase and shop from local vendors as well as pop culture nostalgia items.
  • Club XCX | Friday, Aug. 9 | 9:30 p.m. | Vibes Underground | $26 | Welcome to the ultimate “brat summer” party featuring songs by Charli xcx, ARCA, Slayyyter, Shygirl, SOPHIE, and more.
Saturday, Aug. 10
  • Ice Cream Social | Saturday, Aug. 10 | 12-3 p.m. | Extra Fine, 812 S. Presa St. | Free | Cool off with complimentary ice cream sandwiches, popsicles, and ice cream cups with supplies last.
  • Semejantes Personajes/Significant Personages Panel Discussion | Saturday, Aug. 10 | 2-3 p.m. | Ruby City | Free | Celebrate Xicanx Month with a panel discussion moderated by the McNay Art Museum Curator of Latinx Art, Mia Lopez.
  • “Barbie” | Saturday, Aug. 10 | 8 p.m. | Tower of the Americas | Free | Bring your blankets and chairs for a pretty in pink adventure.
Sunday, Aug. 11
  • Cyanotype Tote Bags | Sunday, Aug. 11 | 10-11:30 a.m. | McNay Art Museum | $10-$20 | Get creative as you learn about this printing process led by artist Mary Margaret Johnson.
  • Second Sundays | Sunday, Aug. 11 | 12-5 p.m. | Hays District | Cost of purchase | Support local artisans in the Hays District by browsing through local art, vendors, food + bites, and DJs spinning tunes all afternoon.
  • Brat 2 Skool | Sunday, Aug. 11 | 12-6 p.m. | Alamo Beer Company | Cost of purchase | Sift through vintage finds and more at this vendor market.
Monday, Aug. 12
  • Mindful Monday Yoga | Monday, Aug. 12 | 6-7 p.m. | San Pedro Creek Culture Park | Free | Flow through your Monday blues with an hour-long session by Mobile Om Yoga.
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News Notes
Announced
Ranked
  • The San Antonio Zoo has ranked No. 3 on Newsweek’s “Best Zoo” list. It’s the only Texas zoo to make the top 10 list. Readers voted for its community contributions, education outreach, and various tour offerings. Take a deep dive on the San Antonio Zoo.
Civic
  • City Council approved the naming of a new Medical Center park in honor of Lisa Starr Rosenstein. Starr Rosenstein was active in her children’s schools, the NY Roadrunners, and other community groups. The park is slated to start construction in 2025 with a estimated completion in 2027.
Open
  • The Ranch Motel opened its latest concept, Upstairs at Ranch Motel. This intimate mezcal lounge is open today and tomorrow from 6 p.m. to midnight. Looking for more nightcap ideas? Browse through our roundup of local speakeasies.
Drink
  • CosMc’s — McDonalds newest drink-focused brand — is celebrating its grand opening tomorrow through Sunday, Aug. 11, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Located at 12370 Potranco Rd., customers have the chance of snagging exclusive merch (for the first 100 people) and trying free samples from its menu. (MySA)
Sports
Plan Ahead
  • The Tobin Center is celebrating its 10th birthday with a block party on Saturday, Sept. 21 at 5 p.m. This free event will have live performances, food + drink options for purchase, and interactive game installations.
Olympics
  • The 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris, France is wrapping up this weekend. Today’s events include the Women’s Heptathlon — starting at 1:25 p.m. Keep up with team USA and tune in for the closing ceremony on Sunday via KENS 5.
Furry Friend Friday
  • Meet Gouda. This six-week-old Shepherd mix is a tiny pup and can be mellow at times. She’s also curious and on the lookout for new adventures, as well as her furever home. Gouda is available for adoption at SA Pets Alive!
Arts
  • Roadmap Brewing has teamed up with local artist Sarah Cooper for a limited-release of glasses. For today’s Friday Glass Release, head to Roadmap starting at 2 p.m. The first 72 customers will receive a free glass with a purchase of a beer. Cooper will also be on site selling prints.
Listen
  • Texans general manager Nick Caserio is making changes to the team’s roster during training camp. Get the latest news, analysis, and insider information for the Houston Texans with Locked On’s daily, team-focused podcasts.
    Finance
    • We’re beyond the halfway point of 2024 — aka a good time to make sure you’re maximizing your money. Personal finance experts have reviewed hundreds of credit cards to present you with the four very best bonus cards of the year.*
    Correction
    • Yesterday, we incorrectly reported the address + time for Centro’s Hydration Station pop-ups. They will start at the TownePlace Suites by Marriot (409 E. Houston St.) and will begin at 2 p.m.
       
      Olympics

      How did Noah Lyles do in the Olympic 200-meter final?

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      Get the full story on Noah Lyles at the Paris Olympics via KENS 5. | Photo by Shea Stapley
      Noah Lyles lost the Olympic 200 meters Thursday, falling to Botswana’s Letsile Tebogo, then being tended to by medics who carted him off the track in a wheelchair. Later, wearing a mask as he spoke with reporters, Lyles said he had COVID. Here’s the story via KENS 5.

      After crossing the line third for the second straight Olympics, Lyles fell to his back and writhed in pain, staying down for nearly 30 seconds before getting up, asking for water and getting to the wheelchair.

      “It definitely affected my performance,” he said.

      An hour after that shock, Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone lowered her world record for the sixth time, finishing the 400-meter hurdles in 50.37 seconds for another Olympic blowout.

      The hurdler expected to challenger her hardest, Femke Bol, finished third, behind American Anna Cockrell, who finished 1.5 seconds behind McLaughlin-Levrone.
      Get the full story via KENS 5
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      Answered

      Do you like to garden?


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      The Palo Alto Community Garden located on the city’s southside is open to the public.

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      Photo provided by Palo Alto College

      • 84% of our readers love to be active in their gardens.
      • 16% don’t have a green thumb.
       
      The Wrap
       
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      Today’s edition by:
      Nicholas

      From the editor
      On a trip to downtown recently, I stopped at CommonWealth Coffee House & Bakery’s Hemisfair outpost to do some work and pick up a latte. The barista recommended its original Sin Nombre Latte which has chocolate, vanilla, and a dash of cinnamon. Consider this my new favorite drink.
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