WOW: 4th Annual Black History Month: Bold Voices, Bold Beats w/ Boo Mitchell, Orson Weems, Chef Steven Brooks, and Jaclyn House
We invite you to join Chef Timothy Ordway and his team of culinary artists for Wednesdays Over Water: a casual evening of food, drinks, and conversation featuring handcrafted small plates and expert insights.
Each month, you’ll enjoy a four-course dinner menu inspired by a chosen theme, whether it be artworks in the museum’s galleries and exhibitions, or a particular culinary art and tradition, transforming the elements of each theme into an exercise in edible art.
Along the way, each course will be paired with hand-picked libations and spirited commentary by our Culinary team and guests. You’ll get the chance to meet fellow foodies, get an inside look at the art and artistry of great cuisine, and unwind with what promises to be a true feast for the senses.
For our first WOW event of 2026, join us for a unique culinary celebration of Black joy and history hosted by GRAMMY award-winning musician Boo Mitchell; Music Education Initiative nonprofit found and leader Orson Weems; acclaimed southern Chef Steven Brooks; and NWA news producer and host Jaclyn House.
Featuring hand-crafted dishes, inspired drinks, and expert insights from your hosts, this special culinary event is the perfect way to kick off Black History Month and 2026. We hope to see you there!
Tickets are $120 + tax ($115 + tax for members), reserve your spot online or with Guest Services at (479) 657-2335 today.
Tickets include welcome cocktail, all food courses, and all beverages.
About the Series
Wednesdays Over Water
A casual evening of food, wine, and art, Wednesdays Over Water offers a chance to enjoy a four-course selection of small-bite plates paired with different varietals of wine. Each menu is inspired by works in Crystal Bridges’ collection and exhibitions and features insightful commentary by Chef Tim and a museum curator to help you experience art and dining in a whole new way.
Sponsors
Sponsored by Waco Title/Arvest