By Rebecca Morrow Promotions Team Member If I had to recommend one place to visit during your stay in San Marcos, it would be for sure The Meadows Center at Spring Lake on Aquarena Springs! The Meadows Center has been a huge part of Texas State University and the local community of San Marcos since 1994. This educational institute across the football stadium has served the public with water […]
In this episode of “State’s Up”, we head to the Meadow’s Center for Water and the Environment to talk about some of the nationally recognized research going on there and what else is in store for Texas State’s research capacity. Plus, with a string of gun violence occurring on college campuses in the country, what kind of safety protocols does Texas State have in place to keep its students and […]
By Kimberly Garcia Blog Content Contributor As I am in the last semester of my undergrad, I am in a class in which we are learning to run a campaign. I choose to help create an art showcase for The Meadows Center for Water and the Environment. I have gone on the glass-bottom boat tour and seen the beauty that surrounds Spring Lake, so when I learned about the opportunity […]
By Austin Cowan Blog Content Contributor In order to have the maximum San Marcos experience, everyone must go on a glass bottom boat tour. Yes, the boats do have glass bottoms. The glass allows people to see straight to the bottom of Spring Lake to see hundreds of springs at the bottom. It truly is miraculous to see a hole in the ground spraying out as much water as it does. Boat tours […]
By Emily Parma Assistant Web Content Director On Saturday the annual Sacred Springs Powwow took place all day at The Meadows Center for Water and the Environment in San Marcos. The Sacred Springs Powwow is an event hosted by the Indigenous Cultures Institute and included a 32-foot tipi, White Shaman Panel (the rock art story of the creation of the Coahuiltecan people) presentations, Native American dancers, food tents and native art […]
By Jordan Gass-Poore' In honor of the world premiere of the experimental San Marcos River documentary, Yakona, I attended a glass bottom boat tour at The Meadows Center for Water and the Environment with the movie's directors, Paul Collins and Anlo Sepulveda, producer, Jill Hall, and other media representatives after the movie's screening at The Paramount Theatre during this year's SXSW. The bus ride from the Paramount to the Meadows […]
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