While up dramatically compared to 2020, Texas and nationwide travel numbers are expected to remain below 2019 levels, according to AAA.

Staying closer to home in Waco also represents an attractive option.

Magnolia Market at the Silos, Sixth Street and Webster Avenue, is running a sale Saturday through Tuesday, with 30% off “site-wide and in-store” merchandise, spokesperson John Marsicano said in an email. He said furniture and rugs are discounted 15%, though some exclusions apply.

“All business entities will be open during normal hours on Saturday and Monday,” Marsicano said, reminding the market closes Sundays. “Traffic has picked up significantly in recent weeks, and we’re looking forward to welcoming locals and out-of-towners alike to the Silos this holiday weekend.”

Attractions including the Dr Pepper Museum and Waco Mammoth National Monument are open this holiday weekend. Visitors may walk the Mammoth Site’s pathways and park area, and visit the archaeological dig itself, but the attraction is not providing guided tours at this time, a staffer said.

Memorial day weekend is just around the corner, and hopefully you’re planning to do more than just a barbecue to celebrate the holiday! Buzz60’s Maria Mercedes Galuppo has the story.

Topgolf Waco is now open, offering 30 climate-controlled hitting bays, a 13-foot video wall, full-service restaurant and bar and a 9-hole miniature course, which offers free play every Monday, including Memorial Day.

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