The {254}Dancefest, on pause since 2019, returns to Waco on Saturday with a double dose of contemporary dance from both professionals and pre-professionals.
The Waco Civic Theatre’s upcoming 2024-25 season will feature a Broadway musical, a Disney musical, Shakespeare, familiar titles — and a new director.
Waco theater fans are getting a chance to see a Shakespeare romance/comedy not often presented locally and a classic Harold Pinter drama with productions going up this weekend, next week.
First-run films playing at AMC Galaxy 16 are “The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare,” “Abigail,” “Spy X Family Code: White,” “Villains Incorporated,” “Hard Miles,” “Deep Sky: the IMAX 2D Experience,” “Civil War,” “The Long Game,” “Monkey Man,” “Shrek 2 - 20th anniversary,” “The First Omen,” …
Waco readers who love to meet authors have more than a few opportunities in upcoming days, with more than 2 dozen writers coming to town to talk about their work.
The 2024 solar eclipse has come and gone, but the music-heavy weekend that preceded it, complete with three consecutive outdoor concerts at Indian Spring Park, hasn’t totally disappeared this weekend.
One Waco community theater celebrates its long history while a second adds to its short history in performances this weekend.
The monthly Stars Over Texas Jamboree will mark its 150th show at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Lee Lockwood Library and Museum, 2801 W. Waco Drive.
A total solar eclipse visits the area on Monday, even if clouds and rain may intervene to disappoint thousands of local earth-bound viewers, and it's billed by many as a once-in-a-lifetime event.
First-run films playing at AMC Galaxy 16 are “Civil War,” “Arcadian,” “Don't Tell Mom the Baby Sitter's Dead,” “The Long Game,” “Monkey Man,” “Shrek 2 - 20th anniversary,” “The First Omen,” “Wicked Little Letters,” “Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire,” “Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire,” “Late Night…
A total solar eclipse visits the area on Monday, even if clouds and rain may intervene to disappoint thousands of local earth-bound viewers, and it's billed by many as a once-in-a-lifetime event.
The Waco Symphony Orchestra will look to the skies, musically speaking, in its season-ending concert Sunday, a program of space-themed film and classical music titled “Sci-Fi Spectacular: Sun, Moon & Superstars.”
The art installation “Babble,” a collaboration between Baylor University professor Reeve Hunter and Austin artist Lucas Greco, starts a monthlong appearance at Indian Spring Park this weekend.
Local Events
Affiliate
Contributor content. Follow this guide to purchasing a car affordably in Waco, Texas.
Get Healthy. Sleep is not a luxury. It’s a key factor for good health.
Get Healthy. Need some inspiration to get out and get walking? Here are five surprising benefits a daily walking habit delivers.
Get Healthy. Need an easy way to tell whether allergies or a cold has you down? Here’s how to evaluate your symptoms.