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Members of the Wichita and Affiliated Tribes will be in Waco next week for a series of conversations they hope will build economic, educational and cultural bridges between the communities.

The Waco Independent Film Festival, formerly known as Deep in the Heart, announces the return of "Reel Stories: Inspiring Real Change."

Waco’s Dia de los Muertos parade Saturday may be short in distance, but it continues to grow in its third year with a pet-friendly alebrije section, plus expanded music afterward.

Friday’s event will take place at the Cove’s headquarters at 524 W. Waco Drive from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

The Austin Avenue Art Fair makes its debut Thursday-Saturday, with a multi-art, multi-artist event that features visual art, live music, and food and drink, all from local and regional artists.

Choice in performances. Shorter seasons. Art events outside of usual venues or exhibits. Wacos arts groups are changing their offerings—and how supporters can pay for it—in light of declining memberships.

Six globe lights under I-35 at Fourth and Fifth streets are back for good after a fresh coat of paint to match the Waco City Councils vision for the project.

This unveiling is scheduled for Sept. 22.

At Wacos MAP Music and Art Conference, Michael Stone says dealing with the unexpected — created by the serendipitous matchups of artists in multiple fields — is the secret sauce.

The team tasked with transforming downtown Wacos shipping container development from an ugly duckling into a community asset have enlisted the hands and mind of an internationally acclaimed muralist.