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Civic on 7th hosts live performances to encourage vaccinations KXXV and last updated 2021-07-29 23:54:42-04 Artists in Waco took the stage on 7th street to provide resources to vaccinations in a creative way through art and performances. "Well I love so much that we get to see Waco for what it is," said Meredith Marcum, director and event coordinator with Civic on 7th. "We have a cabaret about places starting and ending with songs about Waco, and we have a very diverse selection of music cause ...

On this week's show, host Kennedy Sam talks with Ashley Stone about this year's Juneteenth celebration in Waco, and Brayden Braziel, who has created a

Creative Waco hosted the event and estimates that more than 10,000 visitors attended the two-day event. Author: Matt Lively (KCEN) Updated: 10:23 PM CDT May 9, 2021 WACO, Texas — Art, food, shopping, and music made for the perfect Mothers Day activity in Downtown Waco on Sunday.  All of those things could be found at the Wacotown Chalk + Walk event that was hosted by Creative Waco. They said that they had over 100 vendors, 50 artists, and 10,000 visitors throu...

Beth Richards The February edition of Conversation with Creative Waco is all about markets!  Guest include Sean and Kylie Skellington of Skellington Curiosities abot their store, cultivating Wacos spooky community ant their monthly oddities and curiosities market.  Also Rebekah Hagman, co-owner of Cultivate 7twelve and entrepreneur Lori Davidson talk about the Wacotown Chalk and Walk and market coming to downtown Waco later this spring.   Listen

New mural on Elm Avenue showcases the history of east Waco New Mural in East Waco and last updated 2020-12-23 10:28:47-05 WACO, TX — There is a new mural in town, and it features art from local talents. Creative Wacos ARTrenticeship Program consisted of 14 Waco ISD students who worked alongside local artists to create the new mural, "Tree of Life." Artists say the mural aligns with the mission of many upcoming projects in east Waco. "It was time to bring some light back into the community,...

December and the end of the year bring a time of wish lists: kids’ lists for Santa, community organizations’ lists for donations and other support that arrives during a season of giving. For arts organizations, the final month of the pandemic year of 2020 sees a situation like few others with budgets upended by the loss of performances, event attendance and fundraisers. Add to that the prospect of a continued status quo into the starting months of 2021 and that wish list becomes a nee...