Posts Tagged ‘Tour’
Candlelight Tours
Tour Historic Waco Foundation’s beautiful historic homes while they’re decorated for Christmas. Light refreshments will be served at each house, and each one will also be adopting a local charity, so please support local charities at this fun event.
Read MoreWaco Walks: 25th Street—Past, Present & Future
Long-time Wacoans probably remember attending Saturday morning movie matinees at the 25th Street Theater, but have you seen it since it was renovated as a fire station? And what about the rest of the neighborhood? The City of Waco and Grassroots Community Development will join Waco Walks to lead a “25th Street—Past, Present & Future”…
Read MoreSt. Patty’s Pub Crawl
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day by going on a bar crawl and stopping at the best bars in town. Your wristband will also get you exclusive drink specials all night. This tour is four hours and only for passengers who are 21+. Board The Waco Trolley at the fountain on the corner of Austin Avenue and…
Read MoreMammoths on the March
Mammoths on the March returns to Waco Mammoth National Monument! Join the festivities on Saturday, March 18, from 10 am to 3 pm as a mammoth number of free activities are planned.
Read MoreClued Upp Games – Alice in Wonderland
Enjoy an immersive outdoor escape room style experience! Scramble across town on foot solving clues and completing challenges against the clock! You only need to book 1 ticket per team. Each ticket admits up to 6 adults. Kids under 16 play free! Start any time between 9am and 2pm on the day, with events lasting…
Read MoreWaco Walks: Downtown Design Walk
Description: The City of Waco is constantly working to make downtown Waco a great place to live work and play – and you are invited to help! Join others and learn about urban design elements that help create a more comfortable and enjoyable space, and give feedback! Elements discussed will include: downtown landscaping, lighting, crosswalk…
Read MoreBell’s Hill Walk
The Silos weren’t the first tourist attraction in Waco. Once upon a time we were known as “Geyser City” and people came from all across the country to take a dip in our “healthful waters.” Learn all about Captain J. D. Bell, the man who discovered these waters, and wander around the neighborhood where he…
Read MoreHeart of Texas Pond Tour
For a complete list of ponds, locations and more, visit www.hotwgps.com. Donations accepted to benefit the Lake Waco Wetlands. For more information, contact [email protected] or call (254) 717-4665.
Read MoreTornado Remembrance Walk
On May 11, 1953, at about 4:30 p.m., a tornado swept through downtown Waco with winds so strong nearly 200 buildings were either destroyed outright or were damaged so severely they had to be torn down. In all, 114 lives were lost. Eric Ames from Baylor University leads the walk and retraces the path of…
Read More“The Road to J.O.Y” book Signing at Baylor University Bookstore
Baylor University Bookstore hosts a book signing for the release of “The Road to J.O.Y.” by Men’s Basketball Head Coach Scott Drew. Scott Drew head coach of the NCAA National Championship-winning Baylor Bears men’s basketball team, will be signing copies of his new book The Road to J.O.Y.: Leading with Faith, Playing with Purpose, Leaving…
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