The first performance of Baylor’s annual After Dark variety show will take the stage at 8 p.m. tonight at Waco Hall. There are 13 acts, for a total of about 30 performers, and over 20 stage hands participating in this year’s show.
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Moody Memorial Library has “gone down the rabbit hole” as it and other university libraries celebrate the 150th anniversary of Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland.
The tradition dates back to a single day in 1960. In 1970, it grew to accommodate a two-day event. It started out with the name Parent’s Weekend and then became family weekend. Now, over thirty years later, the event has become an experience where the whole family can share in the Baylor experience.
The annual Family Weekend Choral Concert will take place at 5 p.m. this Friday in Jones Concert Hall. The concert will be the first time this semester that all of Baylor’s choral ensembles perform together in a single night.
This week’s drive-by is El Pollo Palenque, which operates out of a food truck at 1400 LaSalle. I’ve often driven past this trailer just long enough to wonder whether it was open before continuing to Starbucks, probably.
A new documentary and independent film series for students and locals will begin Monday at the Hippodrome.
Curtis Grimes is a self-taught guitarist who turned from a life of baseball to pursue a career in country music. He will be revisiting Waco at 8 p.m. Friday, when he performs at Wild West.
In an effort to recover materials and sculptures lost in a fire earlier this month, the Art Forum of Waco is hosting a silent auction from 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday.
Organs aren’t just a cheerful instrument played in church, a fact that assistant professor of keyboard studies Isabelle Demers is well aware of.
Grammy award-winning Christian rapper Lecrae will perform in Waco Hall at 7 p.m. on Oct. 2, according to an announcement from Baylor Student Activities on Sunday.
Thousands of students, alumni and Waco community members crowded Fountain Mall dressed in green and gold to show their Baylor pride for Traditions Rally on Friday night.
Brad Paisley brings Country Nation to Baylor Nation during the annual Traditions Rally from Baylor Lariat on Vimeo. For a…
Greg Lewallen, drawing and 2D design professor, did not start out as an art teacher. In his time before Baylor, he picked up the hobby of studying insects. He sat down with the Lariat to talk entomology, wildlife and more.
From almost every direction, the ALICO building points both strangers and Wacoans downtown. The literal shining beacon connects Waco’s generations together, a common indicator of a life lived in this city.
The party won’t be over when Brad Paisley exits the stage. There’s more fun to be had at Wild West where Sam Riggs will be performing Friday night.
By Matt Dotson, Reporter Baylor’s Martin Museum of Art is ready to start off the fall semester featuring “Line &…
Baylor University’s department of modern languages and cultures will be holding a free World Cinema Series with films being shown every Tuesday at 6 p.m. in Bennett Auditorium.
For those on a budget, it’s become trendy to be a tourist in a hometown. Now, with Waco History, a free app designed by Baylor employees, it’s easier than ever.
The first First Friday Waco event of the school year will take place today, starting around 10:30 a.m. and running until 2 a.m. at various venues downtown.
By Lauren Friederman, Reporter Plans to open the Hewitt City Amphitheater this week have been delayed due to issues obtaining…
Since 2011, Canadian artist The Weeknd has been a powerhouse in the R&B genre, becoming the face of alternative R&B.…
By Matt Dotson, Reporter Tea2Go, a boutique drink shop specializing in custom tea located off Baylor’s campus, is collaborating with…
By Sarah Jennings, Reporter Warm aromas drift and swirl out of the little blue kitchen. A timer dings. The toothpick…
By Lauren Friederman Waco Civic Theatre is kicking off its season with the production, “I Hate Hamlet” on Friday. Intermingled throughout…
By Helena Hunt, Staff Writer Lowland Hum, a husband-and-wife duo out of Greensboro, N.C., will be bringing their melodic, expansive…
Within the next several months, owner and operator David Gorham will permanently open food truck Honky Tonk Kid Barbecue after a soft opening in August.
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Rae Jefferson, Copy Desk Chief For almost two decades, singer and songwriter Jon Foreman has made music his life. The…
