We are kicking off our free guided hiking program, Wild Wednesdays Hikes in Cameron Park, on March 13th! There will be two Park Rangers available to offer an easy hike option, along with a more moderate hike. All ages and skill levels are welcome. Participants should meet promptly at 5:45 p.m. on Wednesdays at Redwood...
Have lunch with the McLennan County Master Gardeners and hear a presentation by Molly Keck, county extension agent for Bexar County
Exploring the Great Unknown Miguel Harth-Bedoya Conductor Inspired by the distant and unknown, music by Dvořák and Puts bring faraway ideas close to home. Commissioned by Time for Three, Pulitzer Prize-winner Kevin Puts’ Contact is about “the reach for something greater, for the unknown.” This piece will be brought to life by the innovative trio,...
McLennan Opera presents “The Princess and the Pea” March 22-23 | 7:30 p.m. Ball Performing Arts Center
Fresh off his opening dates with Morgan Wallen and Luke Combs. The Backyard proudly presents Mike Ryan. Doors open a 630pm and the show starts at 8:30pm
Join us at the Murray Watson Jr Recreation Center at TSTC for an exciting day featuring STEM activities and a captivating planetarium experience. All ages are welcome to this FREE event. Please register here!
Eclipses in History and Culture In-Person Baylor astronomy professor Dr. Barbara Castanheira-Endl will be here to discuss eclipses and how people and societies have reacted to them through the years. Dr. Castanheira-Endl will be available for questions and answers at the end of the program. Eclipse glasses will be available for attendees after the event while supplies last. We...
Art Center Waco celebrates the 2024 Eclipse over Central Texas with a juried exhibit featuring thirty-eight Texas artists. For as long as humans have looked to the heavens in awe, the eclipse has been a part of our stories, traditions and sacraments. We invited artists to creatively explore the juxtaposition of exquisiteness and disorder that...
Art Center Waco celebrates the 2024 eclipse over Central Texas with a juried exhibit featuring thirty-eight Texas artists who creatively explore the juxtaposition of exquisiteness and disorder that the eclipse embodies through visual art. This event is free and open to the public. Drinks and lite bites will be provided.
Join the Humane Society of Central Texas for the biweekly Fostering 101 sessions, designed to empower and educate animal lovers who are interested in making a difference by fostering pets in need.
