he Edison Marketplace is having a Fall MARKET! ?? Saturday, November 5th The Edison @Castle Heights (2601 Franklin Avenue Waco, Texas 76710) is hosting their monthly market, just for ✨YOU✨ What’s the best part of these awesome markets? ? Besides highlighting the small businesses in your community ?, they’re indoor! ? Join us Saturday, November...
FREE EVENT – Carnival Rides, Games, Vendors, Food Trucks, Burger Competition, Live Music Stage and MORE! WHEN Saturday, November 5th Gates open at Noon (12PM) Live Music begins at 6PM WHERE Lion’s Park – 3900 Parrish St Some of the roads around the Civic Center will be closed – Parking is available in the La...
The Waco Rowing Center is proud to announce its inaugural Waco Rowing Regatta, a 5k Head Race on the Brazos River, Sunday, Nov. 6, 2022! Hosted along the banks of the rolling grass of Brazos Park East, with a rowing course traveling from the historic bridges of downtown Waco to the picturesque bluffs of Cameron...
Let’s get ready to rumble at Bare Arms Brewing with the Micro Wrestling Federation! We loved this event so much in the spring that we are bringing it back on Monday, November 7th at 8pm. Get ready for some high-flying’ electric entertainment, it’s going to be outrageously fun. Buy your tickets today at https://tinyurl.com/barearmswrestling or...
Celebrate Native American Heritage Month! Join us on November 7th to hear Mariah Humphries (Mvskoke), read “We are Water Protectors” by Carole Lindstrom and “Fry Bread” by Kevin Noble Maillard. This program is free with the price of admission. Mayborn Museum members and Baylor University students receive free admission.
Head over to The Crying Shame for open mic night at Towne Tuesday to hear original songs by Towne Adams, Jonna Mae, and others.
Join Brooke Garcia in Brotherwell’s beer garden for instructor-led yoga. Bring your own mat. $10 ticket includes a drink ticket redeemable in the taproom for a beer or non-alcoholic beverage.
Join us as Waco’s Wild Imaginings Theater Group performs The Thanksgiving Play, a satire about a group of teachers trying to create a representative way to celebrate both Turkey Day and Native American Heritage Month. Good intentions collide with absurd assumptions.
The night before his Waco Symphony Orchestra concert appearance, join us to hear featured artist and acclaimed pianist Jeremy Denk talk about his New York Times bestselling memoir, Every Good Boy Does Fine: A Love Story, in Music Lessons. Enjoy meeting him personally and getting a book signed—a perfect moment to purchase a gift for the music...
Match wits with others at Waco’s small neighborhood bar! Better yet, bring your smart friends.
