UTSA Institute of Texan Cultures | A Smithsonian Affiliate

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.
In The News

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UTSA has brought on board Steve Kosiba as ITC faculty liaison. Read Story.

“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 demás 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.

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