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What To Do in Waco, Texas

Often called the “Heart of Texas” for its central location, Waco is located at the confluence of the Brazos and Bosque Rivers. The city became a center for commerce when it erected a suspension bridge across the Brazos. Designed by the same engineers who constructed New York City’s Brooklyn Bridge years later, today this bridge …

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Denton Arts & Jazz Festival

From bebop and big band to Western swing and worldbeat, the Denton Arts & Jazz Festival is an aural and visual symphony for the senses, featuring a roster of local talent and internationally-known performers on six stages and works by 160 artists. An estimated 200,000 attendees will groove to tunes and marvel at the fleet …

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Shivaree, Gatesville, Texas

Known as the Spur Capital of Texas, a drive through the city of Gatesville is a trip down memory lane. A town where couples enjoy an old-fashioned date night at the local drive-in and hunt for that special Shawnee vase or vintage Raggedy Ann doll at the myriad antiques stores, this central Texas town is …

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Central Texas State Fair, Belton

Listen closely and you can still hear the faint echo of hoofbeats from the cattle that were herded along the Belton section of the Chisholm Trail by rugged wranglers back in the 1800’s. Over a century later, that independent cowboy spirit is still alive and well and on display in the central Texas community as …

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Brazos Valley Worldfest, Bryan, Texas

  When: mid-November Where: Downtown Bryan, Texas Over 120 countries are represented during this day-long Brazos County bash which proves, like the words of the beloved children’s tune, that “It’s A Small World After All.” Cultural Exhibits: A stroll among the vendor booths becomes a globe-trotting trek as skills from a cornucopia of cultures are …

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