Antarctica is completely surrounded by the Southern Ocean. There are no sounds except for reverberating wind and water punctuated by the cracking and booming of ice as it breaks off into the sea. It is a pristine place, overwhelming and awesome.

Through a selection of photography by J.J. L’Heureux, Faces From the Southern Ocean embodies the spirit of the Southern Ocean and Antarctica, a realm dominated by sky and cold. Reindeer, seals and penguins—inhabitants of this icy region—along with breathtaking landscapes are captured in photographs from L’Heureux’s more than a dozen expeditions to this region.

Faces from the Southern Ocean is organized by Katharine T. Carter & Associates.

Discover the compelling human stories told through authentic artifacts and recreations of the ship's interior. Exhibit will run through January 6, 2019, closing for major holidays.

As past participants regularly tell us, one of the highlights of the Children's Garden Fair is the Scarecrow Trail! Children and adults alike enjoy strolling down the trail and seeing the imaginative scarecrows that accompany them as they tour the beautiful grounds!

Individuals, families, and local businesses are invited to create scarecrows to line the Todd Willis Memorial Nature Trail!

During the Children's Garden Fair, the scarecrows will be judged in three categories: Best in Show, Most Creative, Most Lifelike. Winners will be announced in WOODWAY TODAY and promoted on our Facebook page!

Your scarecrow can be a fun family project or a way for your business to help enrich the community!

For full guidelines, visit facebook.com/CarleenBrightArboretum.

Is food a problem for you? Get help where dignity and anonymity are key. Meet each Monday at Central United Methodist Church.
Call 498-6898 for more information.

Antarctica is completely surrounded by the Southern Ocean. There are no sounds except for reverberating wind and water punctuated by the cracking and booming of ice as it breaks off into the sea. It is a pristine place, overwhelming and awesome.

Through a selection of photography by J.J. L’Heureux, Faces From the Southern Ocean embodies the spirit of the Southern Ocean and Antarctica, a realm dominated by sky and cold. Reindeer, seals and penguins—inhabitants of this icy region—along with breathtaking landscapes are captured in photographs from L’Heureux’s more than a dozen expeditions to this region.

Faces from the Southern Ocean is organized by Katharine T. Carter & Associates.

Discover the compelling human stories told through authentic artifacts and recreations of the ship's interior. Exhibit will run through January 6, 2019, closing for major holidays.

This exhibition features work from Audubon’s The Birds of America, The Viviparous Quadrupeds of North America, as well as published works from other ornithological and naturalist artists. This exhibition explored the life of artist John James Audubon, his journey creating The Birds of America, and its impact in the scientific and artistic communities. Visitors will have the chance to explore Audubon’s artistic process, examine works of his contemporaries, and experience the lasting impact Audubon has had on generations of artists and in numerous fields of science, especially ornithology and environmental conservation.

What do you know about the parlors in historic homes? Have you ever wondered about the origin of modern living rooms? Do you know where the word "parlor" came from? Come experience the history of the parlor with our latest exhibit to discover answers to these questions and more!

As past participants regularly tell us, one of the highlights of the Children's Garden Fair is the Scarecrow Trail! Children and adults alike enjoy strolling down the trail and seeing the imaginative scarecrows that accompany them as they tour the beautiful grounds!

Individuals, families, and local businesses are invited to create scarecrows to line the Todd Willis Memorial Nature Trail!

During the Children's Garden Fair, the scarecrows will be judged in three categories: Best in Show, Most Creative, Most Lifelike. Winners will be announced in WOODWAY TODAY and promoted on our Facebook page!

Your scarecrow can be a fun family project or a way for your business to help enrich the community!

For full guidelines, visit facebook.com/CarleenBrightArboretum.

Antarctica is completely surrounded by the Southern Ocean. There are no sounds except for reverberating wind and water punctuated by the cracking and booming of ice as it breaks off into the sea. It is a pristine place, overwhelming and awesome.

Through a selection of photography by J.J. L’Heureux, Faces From the Southern Ocean embodies the spirit of the Southern Ocean and Antarctica, a realm dominated by sky and cold. Reindeer, seals and penguins—inhabitants of this icy region—along with breathtaking landscapes are captured in photographs from L’Heureux’s more than a dozen expeditions to this region.

Faces from the Southern Ocean is organized by Katharine T. Carter & Associates.

Discover the compelling human stories told through authentic artifacts and recreations of the ship's interior. Exhibit will run through January 6, 2019, closing for major holidays.

What do you know about the parlors in historic homes? Have you ever wondered about the origin of modern living rooms? Do you know where the word "parlor" came from? Come experience the history of the parlor with our latest exhibit to discover answers to these questions and more!

This exhibition features work from Audubon’s The Birds of America, The Viviparous Quadrupeds of North America, as well as published works from other ornithological and naturalist artists. This exhibition explored the life of artist John James Audubon, his journey creating The Birds of America, and its impact in the scientific and artistic communities. Visitors will have the chance to explore Audubon’s artistic process, examine works of his contemporaries, and experience the lasting impact Audubon has had on generations of artists and in numerous fields of science, especially ornithology and environmental conservation.

As past participants regularly tell us, one of the highlights of the Children's Garden Fair is the Scarecrow Trail! Children and adults alike enjoy strolling down the trail and seeing the imaginative scarecrows that accompany them as they tour the beautiful grounds!

Individuals, families, and local businesses are invited to create scarecrows to line the Todd Willis Memorial Nature Trail!

During the Children's Garden Fair, the scarecrows will be judged in three categories: Best in Show, Most Creative, Most Lifelike. Winners will be announced in WOODWAY TODAY and promoted on our Facebook page!

Your scarecrow can be a fun family project or a way for your business to help enrich the community!

For full guidelines, visit facebook.com/CarleenBrightArboretum.

Antarctica is completely surrounded by the Southern Ocean. There are no sounds except for reverberating wind and water punctuated by the cracking and booming of ice as it breaks off into the sea. It is a pristine place, overwhelming and awesome.

Through a selection of photography by J.J. L’Heureux, Faces From the Southern Ocean embodies the spirit of the Southern Ocean and Antarctica, a realm dominated by sky and cold. Reindeer, seals and penguins—inhabitants of this icy region—along with breathtaking landscapes are captured in photographs from L’Heureux’s more than a dozen expeditions to this region.

Faces from the Southern Ocean is organized by Katharine T. Carter & Associates.

This exhibition features work from Audubon’s The Birds of America, The Viviparous Quadrupeds of North America, as well as published works from other ornithological and naturalist artists. This exhibition explored the life of artist John James Audubon, his journey creating The Birds of America, and its impact in the scientific and artistic communities. Visitors will have the chance to explore Audubon’s artistic process, examine works of his contemporaries, and experience the lasting impact Audubon has had on generations of artists and in numerous fields of science, especially ornithology and environmental conservation.

Discover the compelling human stories told through authentic artifacts and recreations of the ship's interior. Exhibit will run through January 6, 2019, closing for major holidays.

What do you know about the parlors in historic homes? Have you ever wondered about the origin of modern living rooms? Do you know where the word "parlor" came from? Come experience the history of the parlor with our latest exhibit to discover answers to these questions and more!

Antarctica is completely surrounded by the Southern Ocean. There are no sounds except for reverberating wind and water punctuated by the cracking and booming of ice as it breaks off into the sea. It is a pristine place, overwhelming and awesome.

Through a selection of photography by J.J. L’Heureux, Faces From the Southern Ocean embodies the spirit of the Southern Ocean and Antarctica, a realm dominated by sky and cold. Reindeer, seals and penguins—inhabitants of this icy region—along with breathtaking landscapes are captured in photographs from L’Heureux’s more than a dozen expeditions to this region.

Faces from the Southern Ocean is organized by Katharine T. Carter & Associates.

Discover the compelling human stories told through authentic artifacts and recreations of the ship's interior. Exhibit will run through January 6, 2019, closing for major holidays.

What do you know about the parlors in historic homes? Have you ever wondered about the origin of modern living rooms? Do you know where the word "parlor" came from? Come experience the history of the parlor with our latest exhibit to discover answers to these questions and more!

Get Hyped! Wake Up 2018 is coming up fast! Wake Up will be held at BSR on the weekend of October 5th-7th. Wake Up is an Annual Collegiate Wakeboarding Competition put on by the Texas A&M Wake Team at BSR Cable Park. There is both a Cable and Boat competition! There is room for camping next to the cable lake so bring your tents, hammocks, campers, or whatever you want to sleep in!

The Waco Downtown Farmers Market is open every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and on Tuesday from 3-7 p.m. The market features locally grown and produced goods from farmers and artisans within 150 miles of Waco, plus live music and a featured local organization each week. The market is located next to the Brazos River at 400 South University Parks Drive. Visit wacodowntownfarmersmarket.com to view a calendar of upcoming events.

Antarctica is completely surrounded by the Southern Ocean. There are no sounds except for reverberating wind and water punctuated by the cracking and booming of ice as it breaks off into the sea. It is a pristine place, overwhelming and awesome.

Through a selection of photography by J.J. L’Heureux, Faces From the Southern Ocean embodies the spirit of the Southern Ocean and Antarctica, a realm dominated by sky and cold. Reindeer, seals and penguins—inhabitants of this icy region—along with breathtaking landscapes are captured in photographs from L’Heureux’s more than a dozen expeditions to this region.

Faces from the Southern Ocean is organized by Katharine T. Carter & Associates.

Discover the compelling human stories told through authentic artifacts and recreations of the ship's interior. Exhibit will run through January 6, 2019, closing for major holidays.

What do you know about the parlors in historic homes? Have you ever wondered about the origin of modern living rooms? Do you know where the word "parlor" came from? Come experience the history of the parlor with our latest exhibit to discover answers to these questions and more!

Get Hyped! Wake Up 2018 is coming up fast! Wake Up will be held at BSR on the weekend of October 5th-7th. Wake Up is an Annual Collegiate Wakeboarding Competition put on by the Texas A&M Wake Team at BSR Cable Park. There is both a Cable and Boat competition! There is room for camping next to the cable lake so bring your tents, hammocks, campers, or whatever you want to sleep in!

The HOT Fair & Rodeo is 10 fun-filled days at the Extraco Events Center. This year’s fair is full of carnival rides, concerts, exhibits and rodeo thrills for the entire family. Something new occurs every night, including local entertainment on the Hometown Stage. For schedule and ticket information, visit hotfair.com.

Come and see Historic Waco Foundation's long-awaited Victorian Funeral Exhibit! McCulloch House (407 Columbus Ave.) Saturday 10-4 & Sunday 1-4
We have two special events for this exhibit: October 13 is our Twilight Tour (7-9 PM) and October 20 is the Midnight Tour (11 PM - 1 AM).

Experience the variety and richness of this annual festival at Indian Spring Park and the Waco Convention Center. Dancers, poets, filmmakers, artists and more will perform, offer workshops and display their latest works. The free festival kicks off Friday at 6-10 p.m. and continues Saturday from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. For details, visit wacoartsfest.org.

Martin Museum of Art will be hosting a booth at Arts Fest with a printmaking press and supplies for visitors to print an Audubon themed bookmark!

The Humane Society of Central Texas will host an adoption event at Petco at the Market Place Shopping Center from 11am-2pm. We’ll have our air conditioned adoption trailer on-site with some of our adorable, adoptable pets! Come out to show your support and hopefully give a furry friend a good home. The event is free. Pets cost $50 (12 months and older) or $75 (12 months and younger). For more information, call 254-754-1454 or visit www.hsctx.org.

Join us for an art exhibition of work by Willie + Rose Photography! This exhibit runs from August 28th, 2018 through October 14th, 2018.

Antarctica is completely surrounded by the Southern Ocean. There are no sounds except for reverberating wind and water punctuated by the cracking and booming of ice as it breaks off into the sea. It is a pristine place, overwhelming and awesome.

Through a selection of photography by J.J. L’Heureux, Faces From the Southern Ocean embodies the spirit of the Southern Ocean and Antarctica, a realm dominated by sky and cold. Reindeer, seals and penguins—inhabitants of this icy region—along with breathtaking landscapes are captured in photographs from L’Heureux’s more than a dozen expeditions to this region.

Faces from the Southern Ocean is organized by Katharine T. Carter & Associates.

Discover the compelling human stories told through authentic artifacts and recreations of the ship's interior. Exhibit will run through January 6, 2019, closing for major holidays.

Come and see Historic Waco Foundation's long-awaited Victorian Funeral Exhibit! McCulloch House (407 Columbus Ave.) Saturday 10-4 & Sunday 1-4
We have two special events for this exhibit: October 13 is our Twilight Tour (7-9 PM) and October 20 is the Midnight Tour (11 PM - 1 AM).

As past participants regularly tell us, one of the highlights of the Children's Garden Fair is the Scarecrow Trail! Children and adults alike enjoy strolling down the trail and seeing the imaginative scarecrows that accompany them as they tour the beautiful grounds!

Individuals, families, and local businesses are invited to create scarecrows to line the Todd Willis Memorial Nature Trail!

During the Children's Garden Fair, the scarecrows will be judged in three categories: Best in Show, Most Creative, Most Lifelike. Winners will be announced in WOODWAY TODAY and promoted on our Facebook page!

Your scarecrow can be a fun family project or a way for your business to help enrich the community!

For full guidelines, visit facebook.com/CarleenBrightArboretum.

The HOT Fair & Rodeo is 10 fun-filled days at the Extraco Events Center. This year’s fair is full of carnival rides, concerts, exhibits and rodeo thrills for the entire family. Something new occurs every night, including local entertainment on the Hometown Stage. For schedule and ticket information, visit hotfair.com.

Join us for an art exhibition of work by Willie + Rose Photography! This exhibit runs from August 28th, 2018 through October 14th, 2018.

Antarctica is completely surrounded by the Southern Ocean. There are no sounds except for reverberating wind and water punctuated by the cracking and booming of ice as it breaks off into the sea. It is a pristine place, overwhelming and awesome.

Through a selection of photography by J.J. L’Heureux, Faces From the Southern Ocean embodies the spirit of the Southern Ocean and Antarctica, a realm dominated by sky and cold. Reindeer, seals and penguins—inhabitants of this icy region—along with breathtaking landscapes are captured in photographs from L’Heureux’s more than a dozen expeditions to this region.

Faces from the Southern Ocean is organized by Katharine T. Carter & Associates.

Discover the compelling human stories told through authentic artifacts and recreations of the ship's interior. Exhibit will run through January 6, 2019, closing for major holidays.

This exhibition features work from Audubon’s The Birds of America, The Viviparous Quadrupeds of North America, as well as published works from other ornithological and naturalist artists. This exhibition explored the life of artist John James Audubon, his journey creating The Birds of America, and its impact in the scientific and artistic communities. Visitors will have the chance to explore Audubon’s artistic process, examine works of his contemporaries, and experience the lasting impact Audubon has had on generations of artists and in numerous fields of science, especially ornithology and environmental conservation.

What do you know about the parlors in historic homes? Have you ever wondered about the origin of modern living rooms? Do you know where the word "parlor" came from? Come experience the history of the parlor with our latest exhibit to discover answers to these questions and more!

Come and see Historic Waco Foundation's long-awaited Victorian Funeral Exhibit! McCulloch House (407 Columbus Ave.) Saturday 10-4 & Sunday 1-4
We have two special events for this exhibit: October 13 is our Twilight Tour (7-9 PM) and October 20 is the Midnight Tour (11 PM - 1 AM).

Join us for an art exhibition of work by Willie + Rose Photography! This exhibit runs from August 28th, 2018 through October 14th, 2018.

Antarctica is completely surrounded by the Southern Ocean. There are no sounds except for reverberating wind and water punctuated by the cracking and booming of ice as it breaks off into the sea. It is a pristine place, overwhelming and awesome.

Through a selection of photography by J.J. L’Heureux, Faces From the Southern Ocean embodies the spirit of the Southern Ocean and Antarctica, a realm dominated by sky and cold. Reindeer, seals and penguins—inhabitants of this icy region—along with breathtaking landscapes are captured in photographs from L’Heureux’s more than a dozen expeditions to this region.

Faces from the Southern Ocean is organized by Katharine T. Carter & Associates.

Discover the compelling human stories told through authentic artifacts and recreations of the ship's interior. Exhibit will run through January 6, 2019, closing for major holidays.

What do you know about the parlors in historic homes? Have you ever wondered about the origin of modern living rooms? Do you know where the word "parlor" came from? Come experience the history of the parlor with our latest exhibit to discover answers to these questions and more!

This exhibition features work from Audubon’s The Birds of America, The Viviparous Quadrupeds of North America, as well as published works from other ornithological and naturalist artists. This exhibition explored the life of artist John James Audubon, his journey creating The Birds of America, and its impact in the scientific and artistic communities. Visitors will have the chance to explore Audubon’s artistic process, examine works of his contemporaries, and experience the lasting impact Audubon has had on generations of artists and in numerous fields of science, especially ornithology and environmental conservation.

Come and see Historic Waco Foundation's long-awaited Victorian Funeral Exhibit! McCulloch House (407 Columbus Ave.) Saturday 10-4 & Sunday 1-4
We have two special events for this exhibit: October 13 is our Twilight Tour (7-9 PM) and October 20 is the Midnight Tour (11 PM - 1 AM).

Join us for an art exhibition of work by Willie + Rose Photography! This exhibit runs from August 28th, 2018 through October 14th, 2018.

Antarctica is completely surrounded by the Southern Ocean. There are no sounds except for reverberating wind and water punctuated by the cracking and booming of ice as it breaks off into the sea. It is a pristine place, overwhelming and awesome.

Through a selection of photography by J.J. L’Heureux, Faces From the Southern Ocean embodies the spirit of the Southern Ocean and Antarctica, a realm dominated by sky and cold. Reindeer, seals and penguins—inhabitants of this icy region—along with breathtaking landscapes are captured in photographs from L’Heureux’s more than a dozen expeditions to this region.

Faces from the Southern Ocean is organized by Katharine T. Carter & Associates.

This exhibition features work from Audubon’s The Birds of America, The Viviparous Quadrupeds of North America, as well as published works from other ornithological and naturalist artists. This exhibition explored the life of artist John James Audubon, his journey creating The Birds of America, and its impact in the scientific and artistic communities. Visitors will have the chance to explore Audubon’s artistic process, examine works of his contemporaries, and experience the lasting impact Audubon has had on generations of artists and in numerous fields of science, especially ornithology and environmental conservation.

Discover the compelling human stories told through authentic artifacts and recreations of the ship's interior. Exhibit will run through January 6, 2019, closing for major holidays.

What do you know about the parlors in historic homes? Have you ever wondered about the origin of modern living rooms? Do you know where the word "parlor" came from? Come experience the history of the parlor with our latest exhibit to discover answers to these questions and more!

Come and see Historic Waco Foundation's long-awaited Victorian Funeral Exhibit! McCulloch House (407 Columbus Ave.) Saturday 10-4 & Sunday 1-4
We have two special events for this exhibit: October 13 is our Twilight Tour (7-9 PM) and October 20 is the Midnight Tour (11 PM - 1 AM).

Join us for an art exhibition of work by Willie + Rose Photography! This exhibit runs from August 28th, 2018 through October 14th, 2018.

Antarctica is completely surrounded by the Southern Ocean. There are no sounds except for reverberating wind and water punctuated by the cracking and booming of ice as it breaks off into the sea. It is a pristine place, overwhelming and awesome.

Through a selection of photography by J.J. L’Heureux, Faces From the Southern Ocean embodies the spirit of the Southern Ocean and Antarctica, a realm dominated by sky and cold. Reindeer, seals and penguins—inhabitants of this icy region—along with breathtaking landscapes are captured in photographs from L’Heureux’s more than a dozen expeditions to this region.

Faces from the Southern Ocean is organized by Katharine T. Carter & Associates.

Discover the compelling human stories told through authentic artifacts and recreations of the ship's interior. Exhibit will run through January 6, 2019, closing for major holidays.

What do you know about the parlors in historic homes? Have you ever wondered about the origin of modern living rooms? Do you know where the word "parlor" came from? Come experience the history of the parlor with our latest exhibit to discover answers to these questions and more!

This exhibition features work from Audubon’s The Birds of America, The Viviparous Quadrupeds of North America, as well as published works from other ornithological and naturalist artists. This exhibition explored the life of artist John James Audubon, his journey creating The Birds of America, and its impact in the scientific and artistic communities. Visitors will have the chance to explore Audubon’s artistic process, examine works of his contemporaries, and experience the lasting impact Audubon has had on generations of artists and in numerous fields of science, especially ornithology and environmental conservation.

The Waco Downtown Farmers Market is open every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and on Tuesday from 3-7 p.m. The market features locally grown and produced goods from farmers and artisans within 150 miles of Waco, plus live music and a featured local organization each week. The market is located next to the Brazos River at 400 South University Parks Drive. Visit wacodowntownfarmersmarket.com to view a calendar of upcoming events.

Antarctica is completely surrounded by the Southern Ocean. There are no sounds except for reverberating wind and water punctuated by the cracking and booming of ice as it breaks off into the sea. It is a pristine place, overwhelming and awesome.

Through a selection of photography by J.J. L’Heureux, Faces From the Southern Ocean embodies the spirit of the Southern Ocean and Antarctica, a realm dominated by sky and cold. Reindeer, seals and penguins—inhabitants of this icy region—along with breathtaking landscapes are captured in photographs from L’Heureux’s more than a dozen expeditions to this region.

Faces from the Southern Ocean is organized by Katharine T. Carter & Associates.

Come and see Historic Waco Foundation's long-awaited Victorian Funeral Exhibit! McCulloch House (407 Columbus Ave.) Saturday 10-4 & Sunday 1-4
We have two special events for this exhibit: October 13 is our Twilight Tour (7-9 PM) and October 20 is the Midnight Tour (11 PM - 1 AM).

This exhibition features work from Audubon’s The Birds of America, The Viviparous Quadrupeds of North America, as well as published works from other ornithological and naturalist artists. This exhibition explored the life of artist John James Audubon, his journey creating The Birds of America, and its impact in the scientific and artistic communities. Visitors will have the chance to explore Audubon’s artistic process, examine works of his contemporaries, and experience the lasting impact Audubon has had on generations of artists and in numerous fields of science, especially ornithology and environmental conservation.

What do you know about the parlors in historic homes? Have you ever wondered about the origin of modern living rooms? Do you know where the word "parlor" came from? Come experience the history of the parlor with our latest exhibit to discover answers to these questions and more!

Antarctica is completely surrounded by the Southern Ocean. There are no sounds except for reverberating wind and water punctuated by the cracking and booming of ice as it breaks off into the sea. It is a pristine place, overwhelming and awesome.

Through a selection of photography by J.J. L’Heureux, Faces From the Southern Ocean embodies the spirit of the Southern Ocean and Antarctica, a realm dominated by sky and cold. Reindeer, seals and penguins—inhabitants of this icy region—along with breathtaking landscapes are captured in photographs from L’Heureux’s more than a dozen expeditions to this region.

Faces from the Southern Ocean is organized by Katharine T. Carter & Associates.

Discover the compelling human stories told through authentic artifacts and recreations of the ship's interior. Exhibit will run through January 6, 2019, closing for major holidays.

Come and see Historic Waco Foundation's long-awaited Victorian Funeral Exhibit! McCulloch House (407 Columbus Ave.) Saturday 10-4 & Sunday 1-4
We have two special events for this exhibit: October 13 is our Twilight Tour (7-9 PM) and October 20 is the Midnight Tour (11 PM - 1 AM).

Is food a problem for you? Get help where dignity and anonymity are key. Meet each Monday at Central United Methodist Church.
Call 498-6898 for more information.

An exhibit of watercolor paintings by members of the Central Texas Watercolor Society.

Antarctica is completely surrounded by the Southern Ocean. There are no sounds except for reverberating wind and water punctuated by the cracking and booming of ice as it breaks off into the sea. It is a pristine place, overwhelming and awesome.

Through a selection of photography by J.J. L’Heureux, Faces From the Southern Ocean embodies the spirit of the Southern Ocean and Antarctica, a realm dominated by sky and cold. Reindeer, seals and penguins—inhabitants of this icy region—along with breathtaking landscapes are captured in photographs from L’Heureux’s more than a dozen expeditions to this region.

Faces from the Southern Ocean is organized by Katharine T. Carter & Associates.

Discover the compelling human stories told through authentic artifacts and recreations of the ship's interior. Exhibit will run through January 6, 2019, closing for major holidays.

This exhibition features work from Audubon’s The Birds of America, The Viviparous Quadrupeds of North America, as well as published works from other ornithological and naturalist artists. This exhibition explored the life of artist John James Audubon, his journey creating The Birds of America, and its impact in the scientific and artistic communities. Visitors will have the chance to explore Audubon’s artistic process, examine works of his contemporaries, and experience the lasting impact Audubon has had on generations of artists and in numerous fields of science, especially ornithology and environmental conservation.

What do you know about the parlors in historic homes? Have you ever wondered about the origin of modern living rooms? Do you know where the word "parlor" came from? Come experience the history of the parlor with our latest exhibit to discover answers to these questions and more!

Come and see Historic Waco Foundation's long-awaited Victorian Funeral Exhibit! McCulloch House (407 Columbus Ave.) Saturday 10-4 & Sunday 1-4
We have two special events for this exhibit: October 13 is our Twilight Tour (7-9 PM) and October 20 is the Midnight Tour (11 PM - 1 AM).

An exhibit of watercolor paintings by members of the Central Texas Watercolor Society.

Antarctica is completely surrounded by the Southern Ocean. There are no sounds except for reverberating wind and water punctuated by the cracking and booming of ice as it breaks off into the sea. It is a pristine place, overwhelming and awesome.

Through a selection of photography by J.J. L’Heureux, Faces From the Southern Ocean embodies the spirit of the Southern Ocean and Antarctica, a realm dominated by sky and cold. Reindeer, seals and penguins—inhabitants of this icy region—along with breathtaking landscapes are captured in photographs from L’Heureux’s more than a dozen expeditions to this region.

Faces from the Southern Ocean is organized by Katharine T. Carter & Associates.

Discover the compelling human stories told through authentic artifacts and recreations of the ship's interior. Exhibit will run through January 6, 2019, closing for major holidays.

What do you know about the parlors in historic homes? Have you ever wondered about the origin of modern living rooms? Do you know where the word "parlor" came from? Come experience the history of the parlor with our latest exhibit to discover answers to these questions and more!

This exhibition features work from Audubon’s The Birds of America, The Viviparous Quadrupeds of North America, as well as published works from other ornithological and naturalist artists. This exhibition explored the life of artist John James Audubon, his journey creating The Birds of America, and its impact in the scientific and artistic communities. Visitors will have the chance to explore Audubon’s artistic process, examine works of his contemporaries, and experience the lasting impact Audubon has had on generations of artists and in numerous fields of science, especially ornithology and environmental conservation.