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Federal holidays, state holidays, school year, election dates, and local civic events tracked by The Waco.
Commemorates the 1836 Texas Declaration of Independence. Observed statewide.
An annual spring food festival where roughly 40 food trucks from across Texas compete for the title of Showdown Champion, with live entertainment, kids' activities and a beer & wine garden. Held at Heritage Square, Downtown Waco.
Federal income tax returns due. Extensions filable via Form 4868.
Marks the 1836 Battle of San Jacinto that secured Texas independence. A Texas state holiday.
A free outdoor live-music concert series that has drawn crowds to the Brazos River for more than 30 years, typically kicking off in spring with a Cinco de Mayo Fiesta. Held at Indian Spring Park, Downtown Waco.
Atlantic hurricane season runs June 1 – November 30. Local emergency-management offices issue regular updates during active storms.
Most Texas school districts begin the academic year in mid-to-late August.
A free multi-day festival held the last weekend of September celebrating multicultural arts through music, performances, food and hands-on arts activities, drawing dozens of artists and hundreds of performers. Held at Indian Spring Park, Downtown Waco.
A roughly 10-day October fair and rodeo featuring nightly rodeo competition, livestock shows, a carnival midway, live music and fair food, drawing over 250,000 attendees annually. Held at Extraco Events Center, 4601 Bosque Blvd.
General election day in even-numbered years.
Magnolia's annual holiday experience at the Silos with festive decorations, photos with Santa, ornament-making workshops and seasonal shopping, running through the Christmas season. Held at Magnolia Market at the Silos, 601 Webster Ave.
This calendar combines federal holidays, state-specific observances for Texas, civic recurring events (Tax Day, Election Day, DST), and seasonal events that affect Waco, Texas residents. It is updated annually as official dates are confirmed.
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