A crowd of 9,336 turned out on opening night in April 1994 to watch the Missions host the El Paso Diablos - and the ballpark has been The Wolff to San Antonio ever since. Nelson W. Wolff Municipal Stadium, at 5757 West US Highway 90 about eight miles west of downtown, is the home of minor league baseball's San Antonio Missions. The name honours a builder: opened as San Antonio Municipal Stadium, the 10.5-million-dollar HOK Sport ballpark was renamed in 1996 for Nelson Wolff - the mayor who drov.....

The home of professional baseball in San Antonio, Nelson W. Wolff Municipal Stadium sits on the western side of the city and has been the base of the San Antonio Missions since it opened in 1994. Named after a long-serving local official, the ballpark replaced an older downtown ground and was built to provide a modern home for the city's minor-league team, and it has spent three decades as a summer fixture for fans across the region. The stadium holds around nine thousand spectators, with a cov.....

A 10,000-square-foot hall with an 1,800-person capacity, two full bars and five dressing rooms - Vibes Event Center is San Antonio's utility player, a room built to host whatever the city's promoters bring through the door. The venue operates at 1211 East Houston Street on the near east side of downtown, in the corridor between the Alamodome and the St. Paul Square historic district - though ticketing platforms have long confused its address with an unrelated west-side event hall on Meadow Leaf.....