UTSA Institute of Texan Cultures | A Smithsonian Affiliate

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Experience the cultures and stories of people from across the globe who call Texas home.

ITC Centennial 2068

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UTSA launches ITC Centennial 2068: Community Stakeholder Visioning, a robust community engagement process to envision the next 50 years of the Institute of Texan Cultures and its museum. View Press Release.
Our Historic Impacts

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Here we honor our docents, advisory council members and countless community contributors who share their experiences being a part of the ITC family.
Learning Lab

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Supporting the Innovative Teaching of Mexican American Studies Content in K-12 Classrooms

Spotlight on Sharecropper Cabin

Explore and take a virtual tour inside the cabin.

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Learn at ITC

The ITC Department of Education offers engaging programs, learning resources and continuing education opportunities throughout the year.

Explore, experience and enjoy ITC all year long

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“Teachers were thrilled to know about all of you and what you offer for educators.”

— Lilia Z.

“What a wonderful place! So much history in one place. We could have spent several days here. I learned so much of Texas in a short time. Well done!”

— Linda H.

“This museum with its emphasis on multiple heritages and immigrant experiences is wonderful and leads to greater appreciation of the ties that bind us together.”

— Judy R.

“Great place to visit! I have been visiting the ITC for close to 30 yrs. The exhibits are awesome and there’s always something new to see. I enjoy the hands on experience and interactive exhibits. So much history in a well-organized small place.”

— Sandi E.

“Absolutely Fabulous! Hands on, interactive Texas history. NOT just for kids.”

— Glenna H.

“What a tremendous facility! I’m a social studies teacher and with 20+ years in the business. I think this rivals anything I have ever seen. What a great visit! Thank you ITC.”

— Judy R.

“Nos encanto los hijos quieren volver. Es tan bonito recordar uno su cultura y conocer un poco de las demas culturas. Como ver reunido el mundo en un minimundito hermoso.”

— Maria M.

“For out of towners, a great place to visit and learn something new. Lots to see, all interesting with pictures, audio/video, and personal lessons about life in the past. Highly recommend.”

— Anita T.

“Teachers were thrilled to know about all of you and what you offer for educators.”

— Lilia Z.

“What a wonderful place! So much history in one place. We could have spent several days here. I learned so much of Texas in a short time. Well done!”

— Linda H.

Welcome to UTSA Institute of Texan Cultures

Admission

Admission is by donation
Suggested donation $12

ITC accepts cash via in-person donation stations. We also accept credit cards, including Discover, MasterCard and Visa via an online donation platform. Look for donation stations with QR codes to donate at the museum entrance. You may also donate online at giving.utsa.edu/itc.

Directions

The Institute of Texan Cultures is located at 801 E. Cesar E. Chavez Blvd., at the corner of Chavez and Tower of the Americas Way (formerly Durango and Bowie). It is easiest to access from I-37, via the Chavez exit.

Google map of UTSA Institute of Texan Cultures which is located at 801 E. Cesar E. Chavez Blvd.

We're Open! Experience the cultures and stories of people from across the globe who call Texas home.

ITC Centennial 2068

Our Historic Impacts

Learning Lab

Spotlight on Sharecropper Cabin

Learn at ITC

Admission

Directions

We're Open!
Experience the cultures and stories of people from across the globe who call Texas home.