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June 2
Dean Highland Neighborhood Association Meeting
7 p.m.
Dean Highland Baptist Church Annex, 3020 Maple Ave.
June 3
Waco City Council Work Session
3 p.m.
DeCordova Room, Waco Convention Center
City Council Business Session
6 p.m.
Bosque Theatre, Waco Convention Center
Council Budget and Audit Committee Meeting
1 p.m.
4th Floor Conference Room, City Hall
Alternative Teacher Certification Information Session
MCC’s Alternative Teacher Certification Program is designed for individuals
with bachelor’s degrees who would like to become certified as a teacher
in Texas.
Student Center, Room 206, McLennan Community College
6 p.m.
Free
Contact: Marcia Pezzano at 254-299-8063
June 4
Building Standards Commission Meeting
4 p.m.
Waco Office Training Room, 425 Franklin Ave.
June 5
River Sounds featuring the MCC Faculty Jazz Band
Enjoy a cool variety of jazz styles at River Sounds, a free concert series
with live music by regional and local bands.
8 p.m.
Bosque River Stage at McLennan Community College
Free Admission
Contact: MCC’s Visual and Performing Arts Division at 254- 299-8283
June 6
Greater Waco Chamber of Commerce Open House
11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
June 7
Hillcrest's 6th Annual Best Dam Run
Community and family event benefiting the Hillcrest Auxillary. 1 mile
fun followed by a 5K competitive run.
7:45 a.m.
Location: Waco Dam off Skeet Eason
Cost: $20
Contact: Ray Bell 254-202-7131
June 8
June 9
Public Improvement District Board Meeting
1:30 p.m.
Multi-purpose Center, Quinn Campus
June 10
Alternative Teacher Certification Information Session
Alternative Teacher Certification Program is designed for individuals
with bachelor’s degrees who would like to become certified as a teacher
in Texas.
6 p.m.
Student Center, Room 206, McLennan Community College
Free Admission Contact: Marcia Pezzano at 254-299-8063
Tennis Board Meeting
4 p.m.
Waco Regional Tennis Center
June 12
River Sounds featuring Pride & Joy
Enjoy a variety of blues songs at River Sounds, a free concert series
with live music by regional and local bands.
8 p.m.
Bosque River Stage at McLennan Community College
Free Admission
Contact: MCC’s Visual and Performing Arts Division at 254-299-8283
Mammoth Board Meeting
4 p.m.
4th Floor Conference Room, City Hall
Historic Landmark Preservation Commission Meeting
5 p.m.
Dr. Mae Jackson Development Center
Public Forums for Seniors and their Caregivers
Designed to meet the legal needs of many seniors and their caregivers
in such matters as Medical and Durable Powers of Attorney, Health Directives,
Guardianships, and navigating the Medicare system. These forums are being
presented through a collaborative effort by the Legal Assistance Project,
the HOT AAA, Friends for Life, and the law firm of Rainey & Rainey, LLP.
All information will be presented in an easily accessible group format
designed to help both seniors and their caregivers through the sometimes
overwhelming decision-making process involved in long term-care planning.
Technical support in the preparation of needed documents will be available
through the Legal Assistance Project.
9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Heart of Texas Area Agency on Agency training facility, 1514 S. New Road
Contact: Francine Lumbard 254-757-3401
June 15
June 16
Museum Association of Waco Summer Camp
June 16th - 20th
For children grades 4-6
Join us as we explore our past by looking at the footsteps of those who
have lived, worked, and influenced Central Texas. Walk in the footsteps
of a Ranger, a train engineer, an entrepeneur, an athlete or a naturalist
while enjoying crafts, games and activities. Each day will be unique as
we explore many of the wonderful attractions located in Waco. Such Attractions
include: The Texas Sports Hall of Fame, the Mayborn Museum Complex, the
Texas ranger Hall of Fame and Museum, the Dr Pepper Museum, the Cameron
Park Zoo, the Wetlands, and the Texas Tennis Museum and Hall of Fame.
The week long session costs $100 per child, excluding lunch (children
will bring their own sack lunch each day. Registration is currently open.
Need-based scholarships are available. Check the Texas Ranger Hall of
Fame and Museum website for more information, and registration forms.
9 am - 4 pm
Cost: $100
Contact: Hollis 254-652-5216
June 17
Waco City Council Work Session
3 p.m.
DeCordova Room, Waco Convention Center
City Council Business Session
6 p.m.
Bosque Theatre, Waco Convention Center
June 18
Worldwide Wednesdays- Africa
The Mayborn Museum Complex is bringing the world to Waco in conjunction
with our summer exhibit National Geographic MAPS: Tools for Adventure.
Each Worldwide Wednesday will explore a different continent through a
full day of fun events and activities. Visit the Mayborn on June 18 and
experience music, stories, and traditions from the amazing continent of
Africa! This event is included in museum admission: adults $6; seniors
(65+) $5, children (18mo-12yr) $4, members and Baylor students are FREE.
For more information, visit www.maybornmuseum.com.
10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Mayborn Museum Complex
Contact: Danya Day 254-710-1187
June 19
River Sounds featuring the Kimberly Kelly Band & Modern
Day Drifters featuring Kristin Kelly
Enjoy great Texas country performed by two sisters at River Sounds, a
free concert series with live music by regional and local bands.
8 p.m.
Bosque River Stage at McLennan Community College
Free Admission
Contact: MCC's Visual and Performing Arts Division at 254-299-8283
June 22
June 24
Plan Commission Meeting
7 p.m.
Bosque Theatre, Waco Convention Center
June 25
Worldwide Wednesday- Asia
The Mayborn Museum Complex is bringing the world to Waco in conjunction
with our summer exhibit National Geographic MAPS: Tools for Adventure.
Each Worldwide Wednesday will explore a different continent through a
full day of fun events and activities. Visit the Mayborn on June 25 and
experience music, stories, and traditions from the amazing continent of
Asia! This event is included in museum admission: adults $6; seniors (65+)
$5, children (18mo-12yr) $4, members and Baylor students are FREE. For
more information, visit www.maybornmuseum.com.
10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Mayborn Museum Complex
Contact: Danya Day 254-710-1187
June 27
Zoobilee
The major fundraiser for Cameron Park Zoo.
Zoobilee is Friday night for adults, with bands, food, drinks, and a silent
auction.
Call for ticket and sponsorship information.
7 p.m.
Location: Cameron Park Zoo
Cost: $100 and up
Contact: Cameron Park Zoo 254-750-8400
June 28
KidZoobilee
The major fundraiser for Cameron Park Zoo.
Saturday is for children, but they must be accompanied by an adult.
Call for ticket and sponsorship information.
4 p.m.
Location: Cameron Park Zoo
Cost: $25 and up
Contact: Cameron Park Zoo 254-750-8400
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