Founded nearly three years ago, the Texas Cancer Clinic (TCC) has already been named one of the best in the country. In Outpatient Care Technology magazine, the clinic received the "2007 Outpatient Oncology Excellence Award." The multidisciplinary cancer center incorporates diagnostic imaging, laboratory oncology and surgery services all in one location. Women's healthcare, specifically breast cancer, is one of TCC's fastest growing programs. Founder, president, CEO and medical director Bradley R. Prestidge, M.D. stated during the interview for Outpatient Care Technology that in the coming years he wants to "establish a very strong and well-integrated medical oncology component." At 30,000 square feet the TCC houses many services for their visitors. TCC is an independent facility with an affiliation with the University of Texas Health Sciences Center. For more information, visit the Texas Cancer Clinic Web site.

Down Cycle, Sally Thieves and Applicant will play at the Summer Sounds music series starting at 8 p.m. on June 13 at the Historic Sunset Station.

Think downtown San Antonio doesn't have anything to offer? Think again. Houston Street is quickly becoming the place to visit when venturing downtown. The strip has upscale dining, bars, lounges, coffee shops, hotels and family friendly events. For something for the whole family, visit the Houston Street Fair and Market which is held every last Saturday of the month (in case you're wondering that's next Saturday). The Fair & Market offers hand-made art, pet adoption, local entertainment and more. If you're into more of an intimate outing venture to Suede Lounge and drink a signature cocktail while listening to smooth music. You can spend an entire day down Houston Street or a few minutes, but the experience of Houston Street will last for days. For more information, visit the Houston Street Web site.

Want a European getaway without leaving the city? Visit the Delivery Market located on S. Alamo near downtown and King William to experience a flare for something a bit more unique.  Small bistro tables line the storefront and sidewalk where patrons can sip wine or sample one of the many varieties of cigars. Delivery Market specializes in European gourmet items like fresh baked bread, dairy items, fruit, vegetables, imported beer and wine and over 250 types of imported cigarettes. Not only do they provide San Antonio with a wide array of hard to find specialty items, but they also rent mopeds and Vespas by the day or hour. Enjoy lunch or dinner on the patio and then take a Vespa to explore downtown San Antonio, or check out the San Antonio Missions located just a few miles away. This makes a perfect inexpensive date or a different way for out-of-towners to experience the city. All you need is your driver's license and a credit card and you're on your way. See San Antonio from a different perspective, with the wind in your hair and the open road in front of you. For more information visit www.deliverymarketsa.com