Fall in Waco: Spooky Season Specials
The Robinson Family Farm is opening up for Fall Festivities on Saturday, September 27th. Get ready for family-friendly fun, including helicopter rides, pig races, food trucks, putt-putt games, farm animals, zip lines, pumpkin patches, crazy desserts, live concerts, gift shops and so much more. The Robinson Family Farm’s Fall Fest will go on through the month of October, so plan your visit to the Farm soon!
The Western Belle Family Farm will be starting their fall celebrations on the same day, Saturday, September 27th. Open until early November, the Western Belle Family Farm is open for plenty of time to catch their pumpkin patches, hay rides, farm animals, zip lines, delicious foods, and so much more.
Over in Hewitt, Skellington Courtesies keeps the spooky vibes going year round, with inquisitive oddities, dark decor, and metaphysical supplies for all your witchy needs. Check out the curious collection at 512 N Hewitt Drive for books, candles, crystals, and all of your upcoming Halloween-season essentials.
Gallery 11 is dedicated to offering high-quality gems and jewelry to delight customers from every walk of life. Their focus on community and customer service means you’ll have a stellar experience, every time. Lucy, the official shop dog, is excited to welcome you to their pet-friendly business. Kara, the owner who founded Gallery 11 in January 2023, sources premium crystals and jewelry throughout the year, so stop by the store to see what’s new!
Downtown Waco is full of unique art galleries and interesting exhibits that attract visitors from all over the country. However, instead of exploring the conventional art galleries in Waco, try to find the locations of the six spooky rat murals painted by Xavier Prou, a well-known Parisian artist. By exploring Franklin and Austin Avenue, visitors can discover the locations of these murals. The best way to go on this unique journey is by finding the mural locations by yourself without spoilers.
Waco is the birthplace of Dr. Pepper. For this reason, visitors often go to the Dr. Pepper Museum in Waco to explore the fascinating history of this popular beverage. However, there’s an experience inside the museum that is known for being unique and memorable: making your own soda. The Make-a-Soda tour at the Dr. Pepper Museum allows visitors to create their own unique, weird soda flavor – make it as weird or as plain as possible! General admission to the museum is just $10 per person, but the Make-a-Soda tour costs an additional $10.
Elizabeth Riley hails from Tennessee and is a graduate of English Literature and Professional Writing & Rhetoric from Baylor University. With passions in archival preservation, communal connection, and women in sports, she writes because it matters, with hopes of bridging villages and fostering revelry amongst them.