Climb aboard and experience what it is like to live and work in space at the Mayborn Museum when Journey to Space opens on January 27, 2024. Visitors will explore the extraordinary environment of space, including the very real dangers that astronauts face during their missions above Earth and the adaptations that engineers have developed...
Join St. Alban’s Episcopal Church’s four-part series—The Science of the Bible—for good food, good company, and good conversation as Theology on Tap returns to Revival Eastside Eatery. 1/10: Dr. Bill Bellinger on the Genesis creation account 1/17: Dr. Jennifer Matheny on clothing and the Old Testament 1/24: Dr. Deirdre Fulton on the science of translation...
The Backyard proudly presents Austin Meade. Doors open a 630pm and the show starts at 8:30pm
Baylor Opera Theatre presents Luisa Fernanda, a romantic zarzuela in three acts by Federico Moreno Torroba, in Jones Theater at the Hooper-Schaefer Fine Arts Building.
You can’t just make this stuff up! (Oh, wait… yes, you can!) Every improv show at the Brazos Theatre is completely unscripted and unrehearsed—and always unbelievably funny. Tickets on sale now. (And don’t forget, this event is BYOB.) Rated PG-13.
This Saturday night, Tayler Holder makes his debut on the Backyard stage. Doors open at 6 pm; show starts at 8:30 pm.
It’s time for the monthly Eastside Market at Brotherwell Brewing: food trucks, local vendors, a graffiti contest, music, and more. If you’ve ever wanted to connect with Waco’s creative community, this is the place to do it. And remember: It’s all good vibes and good times!
The Central Texas Jazz Society’s monthly jazz jam returns to Segovia on Sunday afternoon. If you’re a player, get ready to bring it. If you’re a fan, prepare yourself to hear some of the best musicians around.
Featuring over 20 specialty vendors, food trucks, prizes, and free swag bags for the first 20 guests to visit Junkyard Jewel, this pop-up market on Saturday afternoon is not to be missed!
Baylor Opera Theatre presents Luisa Fernanda, a romantic zarzuela in three acts by Federico Moreno Torroba, in Jones Theater at the Hooper-Schaefer Fine Arts Building.
