The outside comes inside at Cultivate 7twelve as the show by Waco painter Wendy Michelle Davis draws on Cameron Park as her inspiration.
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Though Baylor Theatre's "The Last Night Of Ballyhoo" touches on questions of identity and prejudice, it's family, faith, social class and roma…
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After more than a year where the sound of silence outweighed any symphonic ones, the Waco Symphony Orchestra aims to get back into a familiar …
Brazos Theatre revisits its villainous moustache-twirling days next month with the return of a melodrama, though a freshly minted one.
Waco native Carolyn Kannwischer Bess remembers attending Waco Children’s Symphony concerts growing up — one under a tornado warning was partic…
Texas and Waco history as captured within frames is on display at Historic Waco Foundation’s East Terrace house in the exhibit “Expansion: A S…
The Art Center of Waco not only will have a new building this fall, but a new director, with trustees selecting Waco nonprofit officer Doug Mc…
Waco’s Deep in the Heart Film Festival returns to its Waco Hippodrome home with both in-person events and online screenings after a year where…
Baylor University’s Martin Museum of Art turns to itself as subject for its new exhibition “40 Works for Forty Years,” a show that looks at bo…
Teasing out the musical influences of Houston band The Suffers is about as challenging as defining the ethnic and international contributions …
Waco’s rap and hip-hop scene will get an out-of-town boost Saturday night when Houston-area rapper Peso Peso drops in to headline an 8 p.m. sh…
Comedy performance in Waco has tended to ebb and flow over the years, depending on venue availability and audience support, but this weekend s…
For Waco Civic Theatre executive director Eric Shephard, adding “Little Women the Musical” to the theater’s summer schedule was a pretty obvio…
A new local venue for comedy at 6708 Woodway Drive will offer stand-up and improv comedy on Friday and Saturday nights beginning this weekend.
The canvases in Marygrace Greene’s solo show “Real Estate” at downtown art space Cultivate 7twelve seem deceptively simple at first glance: ho…
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Consider it a visual counterpart to a punk rock show: a one-night pop-up exhibition that's bold, brash, individualistic and gone by morning.
Characters in “High School Musical: The Musical: The Series” may dream of starring on Broadway. But at 16, Andrew Barth Feldman actually did it.
When Baylor University graduate student Chelsea Curto looked for a play for her master’s thesis production in direction, she decided she wante…
Waco's stages bring Shakespeare, Billie Holiday, Tennessee Williams to life with weekend productions
Waco theaters will let the work and their actors do the talking this weekend, but it’s almost like Welcome Back Weekend with four productions …
Waco's summer entertainment: New Magnolia concert series, film fest, fireworks, local stages full of Shakespeare and more.
The long-running music revue Stars Over Texas Jamboree breaks a yearlong layoff Thursday with a different roof over its head, but the same des…
Late-night rock operetta: “Lizzie” takes a look at the notorious Borden ax murders from the vantage of 4 women — repressed rage, parental rese…
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