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Hopscotch

What is Hopscotch?
Hopscotch is an art experience with permanent galleries in San Antonio and Portland, where rotating exhibits by artists from around the world are made to be walked into, touched and played with.

Tickets and timing

Do I need to purchase tickets in advance?
Booking ahead is highly recommended at Hopscotch: availability is limited and days sell out, so book your time before you come. Book a visit: San Antonio · Portland.
Can I change or move my booking?
You can move a Hopscotch booking yourself: use the Change Booking link in your confirmation email to pick another time. The same link transfers a ticket to someone else. Stuck? Write to us.
How much are tickets?
Hopscotch ticket prices show when you book: pick a city and a day and the box office lists every ticket. Book a visit: San Antonio · Portland.
What if I am early, or running late?
Your ticket time is your arrival time at Hopscotch, so come as close to it as you can. We cannot let you in early. More than 15 minutes late and we may not be able to get you in; the Change Booking link in your confirmation email moves your visit to a later time.
Are there discounts?
Yes, Hopscotch has discounts. Seniors, military, teachers, and healthcare workers and first responders have their own rate, and so do kids. The rates show when you book. Bring ID or proof for a discounted ticket, a military ID for example.
Do you sell gift cards?
Yes: Hopscotch sells gift cards online through its box office. Gift cards.
Can I cancel and get a refund?
Hopscotch tickets are not refundable. If you cannot make your time, use the Change Booking link in your confirmation email to move your visit.
What are your hours?
Every Hopscotch keeps the same week: closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and closed on Christmas Day. The hours for each day, with the last ticket times, are on the San Antonio and Portland pages.
How long does it take?
A Hopscotch visit takes as long as it holds you. Most people give the gallery 60 to 90 minutes, then find the Lounge and revise their plans.
Is there a membership?
The Curiosity Club is in the works, shaped with the people who already come every week. Join the list on the Memberships page and you will hear first.

Getting here

Where are you located?
San Antonio: 711 Navarro St, Ste 100, San Antonio, TX 78205 (the San Antonio page). Portland: 1020 SE 10th Ave, Portland, OR 97214 (the Portland page). Each page has the hours, parking and what is inside.
Where do we park?
San Antonio: Travis Park Plaza Garage at a discounted rate: two hours for $5 once validated. Validate your parking ticket in the Shop. Portland: street parking around the neighborhood. Plus first-come, first-served spots are available in the Goat Blocks garage next door.
Is the space accessible?
Hopscotch meets ADA standards, and the space is navigable by crutches, walkers, wheelchairs, and mobility scooters. San Antonio has elevator access to the gallery. We do not have wheelchairs to rent. A few exhibits use strong light and surround sound, so guests with light or sound sensitivities should pace themselves. If a place like this is not for everyone, it is not what it claims to be.

The Lounge and Shop

Is there food and drink?
Yes: the Hopscotch Lounge pours cocktails, frozens, zero proof and beer in every city. Portland has a full kitchen; San Antonio serves snacks. See the San Antonio menu and the Portland menu.
Can I visit the Lounge or the Shop without a ticket?
San Antonio: yes. No ticket needed for the Lounge and Shop; come for a drink, a bite or a browse, then decide. Portland: a ticket is required to enter the building. The Lounge and Shop are part of every visit.

Groups and events

Can we book a group or a private event?
Yes: at Hopscotch, twelve or more is a private event, and we have a page for it. Eleven or fewer? Just tickets. Every Hopscotch hosts groups, private events and full buyouts; start at Plan Your Event.

Getting in touch

Does Hopscotch donate to nonprofits?
Yes. Every year Hopscotch donates tickets and support to nonprofits and community groups in our cities. Have a request? Fill out the form on our Community page.
I’m an artist. How do I get involved?
Start on For Artists: what we look for, how a show comes together, and where to write.
I’m with the press. Who do I contact?
Write to press@letshopscotch.com. Real photography, real credits, a person who answers. The coverage so far is under They Say on Stories.
Are you hiring?
The open roles by city, and what it means to be Cura, are on Join the Team.

Lost and found

Left something behind? The answers are below.

Where do I write?

Use the lost and found form and choose your city. Each one keeps its own shelf.

What should I include?

The more you remember, the faster we find it.

  • The date and about what time you visited
  • Which city
  • What it is and what it looks like (a photo helps)
  • Where you think you left it
  • The best way to reach you
I found something. What do I do with it?

Hand it to a staff member, or leave it at the front desk on your way out. Thank you.

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