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‘Being Held’ art exhibit to express vulnerability, offer sanctuary - The Baylor Lariat (opens the original)
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What began as a personal project for Naomi Canale, Baylor library information coordinator, expanded into “Being Held,” a collaborative exhibit between her and artists Ellen Mote and Spencer Welch. The exhibit’s opening reception will be 5-7 p.m. this Thursday at Art Center Waco and will be open through Oct. 17. Canale said the idea originated as she painted a commission for a friend’s wife. “She was preparing to host a party and ring the bell after defeating cancer, and he wanted to give her a p
What to do in Waco: Aug. 28 – Sept. 3 - The Baylor Lariat (opens the original)
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With the first week of classes almost out of the way, it’s time to put down the syllabi and take a breather. Here are some local events to try out before your classwork gets too crazy. Dear Evan Hansen | Aug. 28-30 | Times vary | Waco Civic Theatre, 1517 Lake Air Drive | $30 tickets | Catch the Waco community in Waco Civic Theatre’s production of this Tony Award-winning musical before it’s over. Pecos & the Rooftops | Aug. 28 | 8:30 p.m. | The Backyard Bar Stage and Grill, 511 S. Eighth St. | $2
From Austen to Aeschylus, Baylor Theatre mounts 3 fall mainstage shows - The Baylor Lariat (opens the original)
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Baylor Theatre is back this fall with three mainstage shows: a classic book adaptation, a thriller and a dark comedy. Lisa Denman will direct an adaptation of Jane Austen’s “Sense & Sensibility” written by Kate Hamill. “It’s a great classic story,” Denman said. “It’s been around for a while for a reason, because it has some really nice things to say about goodness in the world, and about not getting so entrenched in your own way of thinking but allowing yourself to be changed by the people aroun
Background beats to get you through each assignment - The Baylor Lariat (opens the original)
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Now that school is back in session, you may find yourself with a flood of readings, projects, essays and tests coming your way. Though the waves may seem fierce, there is a lifeline to keep you from going too deep: music. However, not all homework music is created equally. Your typical lyrical tunes might be too distracting when you’re trying to keep your head clear. Fortunately, through the years, I have developed a list of music to check out depending on what kind of assignment you are working
Growing concert program fills Foster, beyond - The Baylor Lariat (opens the original)
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From its first concert featuring Forrest Frank in April 2025 to its packed schedule this fall, Foster Pavilion has become Baylor’s go-to venue for headlining concerts. However, with the end of a contract approaching and the potential for larger audiences, Jason Cook, vice president of marketing and communications, and his team are looking toward other venues as well. Foster Pavilion was built on a partnership between Baylor and the City of Waco. Cook said the city donated $35 million directly to
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