Events in Amarillo
Kids Summer Pottery Day
A fresh take on summer camp at Brush with Art puts the spotlight on the classic game of tic-tac-toe. Kids will craft a one-of-a-kind set by designing a board and creating the playing pieces. They can paint a ready-made set or hand-build their own from clay, then add personal touches with color and detail. Capacity is limited to 18 participants. Pricing ranges from $35 to $50.
Brush with ArtWarhammer Wednesday
A weekly Wednesday gathering for Warhammer fans offers free entry to play, paint, and spend time with other enthusiasts.
10th Year Open CELEBRATION!
This milestone gathering recognizes ten years of being open. The occasion features hot dogs and cake.
Shoot The Moon Fireworks AmarilloWT Alumni at Hodgetown
WT alumni gather at Hodgetown Stadium for the fourth annual night at the ballpark on the Pepsi Party Deck. The experience includes a fajita bar dinner, shade for comfort, and space to connect with other alumni. Tickets are $40 and cover both admission to the game and the meal.
Hodgetown StadiumPole Family Night Out
An open mic night at Courtney's business offers a chance to perform or sit back with a drink and enjoy the performances. Participants can sign up to take part, and friends and family are welcome to attend.
The 806 Coffee + Lounge10th Summer Grand Opening!! 🎆 🎇 🧨
This celebration marks the 10th Summer Grand Opening and includes complimentary hot dogs and cake.
Shoot the Moon Fireworks AmarilloStorytime at DHDC
Families can enjoy a weekly storytime at the Don Harrington Discovery Center that features a special trunk of surprises. Each session is set in a new spot within the center, giving young visitors something fresh to discover during their visit. After the story, continue exploring the exhibits. Participation is included with general admission or a Discovery Center Collective membership.
Don Harrington Discovery CenterKatie Beth Mihm
A live performance by Katie Beth Mihm will take place at Pondaseta Brewing Co. in Amarillo.
Pondaseta Brewing Co.🪲Wildcat Wednesdays at Wildcat Bluff - Amarillo...
Wildcat Bluff presents its signature drop-off day camp running from the spring equinox through the autumnal equinox. It offers half-day and full-day options for ages 7 to 11. The day is dedicated to insects, giving young learners a full experience focused on bugs.
Wildcat Bluff Nature CenterKids Sculpt Class - Ice Cream Bowls
This beginner-friendly clay class is designed for kids ages 5 to 13 and offers a lively, hands-on art workshop experience. The cost is $15 per participant and covers all the materials needed to finish the project. Participants should be fully potty trained and able to stay engaged for about an hour and a half of guided instruction. This is a drop off format. Parents may remain on site, but they will be seated in a separate area and asked not to interfere so children can focus. The session aims to build confidence and encourage creative freedom. Children may bring an easy to open drink bottle. Screw top plastic bottles and open top containers are not allowed at the tables. Please remind young artists to arrive ready to be on their best behavior. Members receive discounts on all classes, and information about a kids membership is available on request.
The Art Plug-InBroken Echo @ CB Boutique
Broken Echo brings an outdoor, block party style rock fest to CB Boutique. It features live rock in an open air setting and welcomes the whole family.
2026 Bike Night Series
The 2026 edition of Bike Night returns to Lone Star Powersports in Amarillo with an evening featuring motorcycles, food, music, giveaways, and other activities. Porch Swing Eats & Treatz and Gypsy's Ice Castle will be on site serving food and treats. The Indian Motorcycle Riders Group chapter, the Panhandle Renegades, will be there to answer IMRG questions for those interested in group rides, and riders of all makes and models are welcome.
Lone Star PowersportsShallow Side
The Rockwell Event Center hosts a high-energy night of rock as Shallow Side brings a national tour stop packed with searing guitars, pounding drums, and bold vocals. The lineup also features Breaking Solace, Labor XII, and A Special Case for a full bill of live music. This is an all ages show. Tickets are $10 in advance and $15 at the door.
Rockwell Event CenterMtG: Marvel Prerelease
Construct a deck using the provided kit, then compete in a Marvel-themed prerelease for Magic: The Gathering that highlights heroes and villains from the Marvel universe. Entry is $40.
Music in the Gardens 2026
Music in the Gardens 2026 features a series of concerts with a lineup announced for this year. General admission is $10 per person, ABG members pay $5, and children 10 and under are free. Sponsored by Rick Looby Homes At Sunset Acres.
Amarillo Botanical GardensComedy Open Mic
Yellow City Comedy hosts an open mic night at Bliss 66 on historic Route 66. This casual showcase is free to attend and welcomes anyone who wants to step up to the mic, as well as those who would rather relax with a drink and enjoy the laughs. Sign-ups take place before the show, with performances following for an easygoing evening of friends, fun, and comedy.
Bliss 66Cafe Con Nosotros
A free morning gathering focused on connection and learning from Window on a Wider World. Attendees can connect with community members and professionals, exchange ideas, and broaden perspectives in a relaxed, welcoming setting. Bring curiosity and questions to spark meaningful conversations. Hosted at Spark by Hilton Amarillo East.
Spark by Hilton Amarillo EastVinyasa Yoga
Offered by Reunited Yoga Studio, this Vinyasa Yoga session aims to reinvigorate body and spirit with a lively practice that encourages exploration of both physical and inner aspects.
Reunited Yoga StudioKolton Moore & The Clever Few
Kolton Moore & the Clever Few appear at Amarillo's Golden Light Cantina. Tickets are available for this show.
GoldenLight Cafe & CantinaJaxson Mendoza Angels in the Outfield Midnight Madness
This is a baseball tournament taking place in Amarillo, TX. It is open to divisions with age groups ranging from 9U to 15U.
Rick Klein Sports ComplexShaker Bookmarks
Create shaker bookmarks with the Women’s Art Club at The Art Plug-In. This weekly gathering offers a relaxed, welcoming place for women to make art and connect, whether retired, semi-retired, or simply ready to explore a creative outlet. No prior experience is required. The session is $15 per person, and members attend for free. Membership is available and includes savings on workshops and events.
The Art Plug-InArt Lab - Gel Crayons
Explore drawing, painting, printmaking, paper arts, and mixed media in a hands-on art session. Try out different materials and techniques, then use what you learn to create your own original pieces. Themes feature projects with coffee filters, experiments with gel crayons, and an activity inspired by Alma Thomas. The cost is $15 per person. Please bring a mixed media sketchbook, with 9x12 being a commonly preferred size available at most art stores. All ages are welcome. Participants younger than 10 need approval from an instructor. To speak with an instructor, contact the studio by phone or message.
The Art Plug-InMidnight Madness Tournament
The Midnight Madness Tournament at Rick Klein Sportplex is now open for registration.
Rick Klein SportplexCrafting Book Club
A crafting-focused book club features The Missing Half by Ashley Flowers, creator of the podcast Crime Junkies. Read the book in any way you prefer, then take part in a friendly discussion that pairs conversation with time to craft. Free and open to all.
Yellow City FibersTabernacle Choir Watch Party
At the Amarillo Civic Center Auditorium, a community watch party will stream The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square’s Hollywood Bowl concert, Songs of Hope, featuring special guests Donny Osmond, David Foster, Katharine McPhee, Stephanie J. Block, and Sebastian Arcelus. The evening focuses on inspiring music and messages of hope and drawing closer to Jesus Christ. Doors open for a pre-party gathering with a kids corner, charity booths, and concessions available for purchase, followed by the concert streamed from the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles. Free tickets are available. The event also supports two local charities. Donations for Amarillo Children’s Home include new full-size bath towels and wash rags. Donations for Martha’s Home include paper goods, cleaning supplies, diapers and wipes, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, gently used clothing, and gas cards. The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square, founded over 175 years ago, is one of the world’s oldest and largest choirs, comprising 360 volunteer singers and 110 members of the Orchestra at Temple Square who rehearse and perform weekly. The Choir is known for Music & the Spoken Word, a weekly broadcast with more than 5,000 episodes that is now in its 97th year, recognized as the longest-running continuous network broadcast in history.
Amarillo Civic Center AuditoriumCOLTON AMERSON LIVE ON 25NINETY
Live music returns to the Food Park on 25Ninety with a performance by Colton Amerson. Enjoy an evening under the lights with live country music, local food trucks, and cold drinks. Food truck spots are still available.
artafterdark
artafterdark is an annual museum evening that blends art, live music, food, and drinks to offer a fresh way to experience the galleries. The event encourages exploration through hands-on art-making and playful gallery hunts that enrich the visit. Admission is $35 per person, with free entry for AMoA members. Tickets include access to exhibitions featuring Ed Ruscha and Ron Cooper in a presentation titled Stations, Bars, Words, Cars, the photography showcase Main Street: The Lost Dream of Route 66 by Edward Keating, and selections from the Dr. and Mrs. William T. Price Collection of Asian Art. Reagan’s Brick Oven Pizza serves the food, with cocktails and cold beer available. Live music is provided by Rachel Sumner & Traveling Light, the 2025 Telluride Bluegrass Band Contest winner. The evening also features games, a free Cheese Prints activity, and a Clue Gallery Hunt with prizes.
Amarillo Museum of ArtIllusions After Dark
Illusions After Dark at Amarillo Magic Co. brings close-up magic to an intimate setting, featuring sleight of hand, mind reading, clean comedy, and live theatrical mystery in a cozy 25-seat room inspired by the parlors of yesteryear. With every seat close to the action, attendees become part of the experience as cards vanish, thoughts seem to surface, and impossibilities unfold without a camera in the way. Magician Kyle Groves leads the evening with audience participation and lighthearted surprises for a personal, immersive night of wonder. The program runs about 90 minutes and includes a brief intermission. Seating is very limited and many performances sell out in advance. It suits date nights, birthdays, anniversaries, families, out-of-town visitors, and anyone looking for something different.
Amarillo Magic Co.The Friday Show!!
A showcase featuring several local artists alongside popular artists, with free admission. Identification will be checked for everyone.
Downtown AmarilloRockOne Neighborhood Garage Sale and Vendor Fair
Amarillo becomes a citywide treasure hunt as RockOne Realty brings together hundreds of neighborhood garage sales with its biggest marketplace of vendors to date. Shoppers can explore furniture, antiques, collectibles, tools, home decor, boutique pieces, handmade goods, gifts, clothing, toys, and other unique finds. Attendees can pick up a free interactive map at RockOne Realty to plan their route and head straight for what they want. Whether the list includes furniture, baby items, tools, sporting goods, or hidden treasures, the guide points the way. While there, an expanded marketplace features dozens of local businesses with unique products, boutique selections, handcrafted items, food, services, gifts, and more. Complimentary coffee and donuts are available to start the search on a sweet note.
RockOne RealtyUnlimited Bowling
Wrap up the week with unlimited bowling at Western Bowl. Stay out late, rack up as many frames as you like, and square off with friends for bragging rights. Whether you are chasing perfect games or just looking for an easygoing way to kick off the weekend, this laid back session keeps the fun rolling from start to finish.
Western BowlKelly Hastey Band
Kelly Hastey Band brings Texas country to Western Horseman Club with a night built for whiskey, dancing, and big Texas fun. Expect live songs that keep the dance floor busy and a lively honky-tonk atmosphere, a fitting way to start the weekend with friends.
The Western Horseman ClubToddler Art Club - Straw Art
Young creators can explore straw art in a playful, messy art session at The Art Plug-In. Expect giggles, sensory exploration, and bright colors in a welcoming environment. This Mess Makers Club activity is for children ages 1 to 6, with an adult required to participate. The project takes about 30 minutes and all materials are included. Cost is $7 per child, or $5 with cash paid in the studio. Aprons and smocks are available, though it is best to wear clothes that can get paint on them. For any questions, contact the studio.
The Art Plug-InWhite Card Info Session
Current and former Pantex workers are invited to an information session from Giving Home at the WT Enterprise Center that focuses on making the most of a Department of Labor White Card. The session addresses how to review impairment ratings and add consequential illnesses to a claim, with practical guidance on maximizing Department of Labor benefits. Attendees can also learn about family caregiver compensation, home medical equipment, and other helpful resources. It is free to attend and carries no obligation. Space is limited, so RSVPs are encouraged.
WT Enterprise Center (Don Taylor Training Room) - 2300 N Western St, Amarillo, TX 79124-1750, United StatesSongs of Hope Benefit Concert
This watch party features The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square performing at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles. Attendees can experience the concert together and share in the excitement of this historic occasion.
Amarillo Civic Center ComplexGavin Copeland
Gavin Copeland performs at Club Elev8 in Amarillo. Tickets are available for this show.
Club Elev8Rachel Sumner
Rachel Sumner & Traveling Light, winners of the 2025 Telluride Bluegrass Band Contest, are a Boston-based string band whose music blends folk roots with feminist storytelling and vivid poetic detail.
Amarillo Museum of ArtRodney Branigan
See Rodney Branigan perform live.
Crush wine BarTexas Outdoor Musical
The Texas Outdoor Musical is presented at TEXAS Outdoor Musical in Canyon, Texas. This production brings the show to the venue that shares its name for a memorable night of musical theater.
TEXAS Outdoor MusicalLemonade Stand
Enjoy a sweet summertime fundraiser at a TCC Kids lemonade stand. Each cup is a $2 suggested donation, and the homemade lemonade helps send kids to camp while also supporting other church events for children. Share a refreshing moment with friends and family and make a simple purchase that makes a difference.
Astonish! Family Matinee
Amarillo’s cozy magic theatre hosts an interactive family show where deft sleight of hand, playful comedy, and participatory moments keep everyone engaged. Magician Kyle Groves and friends present close-up illusions with a classic, vintage-inspired style, delivering surprises that delight kids while giving parents plenty to laugh about. With every seat at Amarillo Magic Co. set close to the performers, the experience feels immersive as the impossible unfolds only a few feet away. Seating is limited to 25 guests per performance, and shows often fill up in advance, creating a shared memory families will talk about well after the performance.
Amarillo Magic Co.Summer Flicks: The Good Dinosaur
This Summer Flicks selection spotlights DHDC’s Year of the Dinos with a screening of The Good Dinosaur. Experience the adventure of Arlo, a young Apatosaurus, and his bond with a caveboy named Spot. Tickets are $5 per person. Popcorn, drinks, candies, and other snacks will be available for purchase at the DHDC concession stand. The film will be shown in the Space Theater without using the dome format to protect picture quality, with a setup that prioritizes a large, crisp display and clear sound.
Don Harrington Discovery CenterRoad Trip
Enjoy live music from Road Trip at GoldenLight Beer & Wine Garden.
GoldenLight Beer & Wine GardenSacred Journeys: Meditation & Sound Bath Series
This six-month series offers twelve sacred journeys that blend guided meditation, a crystal bowl sound bath, energy healing, time for reflection and integration, and a supportive sharing circle. Participants explore themes that include cultivating awareness, meeting the higher self, connecting with spirit guides, healing with ancestors, chakra healing and activation, third eye awakening, crown illumination, and aligning with soul purpose and life path. The format centers the power of group healing, where shared intention can amplify healing energy, deepen clarity, encourage emotional release, and nurture a strong sense of belonging. Sessions are held at Healing Hands Holistic Academy, and capacity is limited to preserve an intimate experience.
Paint n Sip - Cactus
Settle in for a relaxed cactus-themed Paint n Sip at The Art Plug-In. Bring your own wine, bubbly, or nonalcoholic drink, and enjoy a welcoming studio where all supplies are provided. Follow a friendly instructor step by step or let your own style lead the way. Space is limited. Choose your canvas size with pricing at $35 for 11x14 or $45 for 16x20. Members save on classes. Membership pricing is only for current members, and selecting it without an active membership adds a $5 convenience fee per person, with any balance due before the class begins. Arrive on time. Guests who are more than 20 minutes late will not be able to participate. Class fees are nonrefundable and nontransferable. Participants under 21 may attend. Anyone in the studio who is not painting will be charged a $12 studio day fee. Kids and teens who are not regular attendees must sit with a parent, and this option is only available if the class is not full. Contact the studio to confirm availability. All sales are final. If you need to cancel, you can transfer your credit to another event when you cancel at least 6 hours in advance. A $5 transfer fee will be collected at the rescheduled class. No-shows or cancellations within 6 hours of the start will forfeit the class fee.
The Art Plug-In6th Annual Golf Scramble
The sixth annual golf scramble at Comanche Trail Golf Course offers a full day on the course with plenty of extras. Teams of four are $500 and individual entries are $125. The player package includes cart and green fees, a bucket of balls for the range, entry into the longest drive and closest-to-the-pin competitions, breakfast, lunch, two drink vouchers, and eligibility for prizes. Players can also purchase mulligans for $10 each during registration, and a raffle is reserved for participants. Payments are accepted by cash at registration, Venmo at @Grace-At-Work, or by credit and debit card. For questions or to register, contact Janet at 806-341-0647 or GraceAtWork.BZ@gmail.com. All proceeds support an international mission.
Comanche Trail Golf CourseShoot to End Alzheimer’s
Shoot to End Alzheimer’s offers a day of shooting for teams and youth teams. Entry is $1,000 per four-person team and $600 for a youth team of four. Two flights are available, one in the morning and one in the afternoon, each beginning with check-in and followed by the shoot. Lunch is provided for all shooters, and prizes and raffles will be available.
Cactus Gun ClubProps N Pistons Car Show & Fly In
Props N Pistons blends roaring engines and spinning props into a high-energy community gathering that spotlights aviation, custom cars, and motorcycles while supporting Hope Lives Here. This nonprofit serves disabled Veterans through service dog training, and the event channels its excitement into that purpose. Supporters from across the Panhandle come together to celebrate horsepower with heart, knowing that every connection helps fund training for Veterans living with PTS, TBI, Military Sexual Trauma, and chronic pain. The spirit of Healing Heroes Two at a Time guides the day and underscores the meaningful impact behind every showcase and conversation.
Tradewind AirportTaylor Lowe w/ Friends Feat. Psyck
Taylor Lowe brings a special showcase to GoldenLight Amarillo, performing a full set of original songs from his upcoming debut album, "SEASONS." The music ranges from intimate piano ballads to smooth R&B, catchy pop built for dancing, and funky grooves. Opening the night is Psyck with a set that blends singing and rap. Expect a focus on fresh material and a lively mix of styles from start to finish.
GoldenLight AmarilloBoss Texas Band
Boss Texas Band takes the stage at Western Horseman Club for a night of country tunes, dancing, and Western vibes. Gather friends, enjoy a cold drink, and soak in a Texas evening under the lights with a lively honky tonk feel.
The Western Horseman ClubLate Night Unlimited
A weekend-ready bowling experience at Western Bowl lowers the lights and turns up the music for a lively night on the lanes. Spend time with friends, roll frame after frame, and aim for that perfect strike in a welcoming nighttime atmosphere.
Western BowlJason Boland and The Stragglers
Jason Boland and The Stragglers take the stage for a live performance at The Backyard at The Lumberyard.
The Backyard at The LumberyardSmiley Shark Storytime
At Brush with Art, a shark-themed storytime features a reading of Smiling Shark, a snack, and a hands-on painting activity. Participants will paint a shark figurine to take home. Tickets are $15 per seat, and capacity is limited.
Brush with ArtCar Show & Fireworks
Get into the patriotic spirit with a festive car show where you can enjoy fresh hot dogs, pick up fireworks, and admire a lineup of standout cars. Expect a friendly atmosphere, great food, and a celebration of all things red, white, and blue. To enter a vehicle in the car show, call Melanie at +1 (806) 676-2449.
TNT Fireworks South SupercenterFree Roasting Tours
Experience coffee roasting up close at 107 Roasters with free tours that emphasize connection, learning, and great coffee. Explore coffee’s journey from plant to cup, watch a live roasting demonstration, and take a guided walk through the roastery with Roaster Dave. No signups are required and space is first come, first served. Additional parking is available at United Supermarkets, and entry is through the sliding wooden door in the center of the complex. For questions or to arrange a private tour, please call.
107 Roasters & CafeWeathered and San & Tone Pilots and more
Enjoy tributes to Creed and Stone Temple Pilots. Weathered, a high-energy Creed tribute band from Houston, Texas, will perform Creeds greatest hits. San & Tone Pilots, a Stone Temple Pilots tribute band from San Antonio, will bring the iconic sounds of Stone Temple Pilots to life.
Shark Beach BurgersCoffee: The Universal Language
An evening of celebration honors the Amarillo community for its appearance in Season 2 of Coffee: The Universal Language. The feature highlights Amarillo together with Palace Coffee Company.
Amarillo Little Theatre - Allen Shankles MainstageBeginners Mediumship
An eight-part beginner series introduces the foundations of mental mediumship through hands-on energy practices, intuitive exploration, and deep soul connection. Session by session, participants focus on strengthening the aura, awakening spiritual senses, and nurturing a living relationship with spirit guides, the higher self, and unseen allies. Instruction covers clearing, building, and protecting the energy field for greater resilience, developing extrasensory perception and using it intentionally, and working with empathy while expanding into clairsentience, clairaudience, clairvoyance, and claircognizance. Guided exercises build skill in discerning energies, communicating with Spirit, and sharing messages with confidence. The learning path begins with empathy and progresses into meditation, energy movement, spiritual protection, and practical case work so concepts become lived experience. The series is led by Master Medium Justin Westmoreland with guidance from his spirit ally, Sirius. Tuition is $75 per class, with a package available that saves $100.
Healing Hands HolisticSunday Morning Special
At Western Bowl, Sunday morning brings a relaxed bowling outing for all ages. Attendees can set aside chores for a few hours and enjoy an affordable experience, whether going for strikes or simply spending time together. A cheerful way to start the day.
Western BowlParty like its 1776/Family FUN!
This family-focused celebration features complimentary face painting to add a splash of fun.
Shoot the Moon Fireworks AmarilloSilver Bracelet Class
Learn the essentials of silversmithing and stone setting with local Amarillo jeweler Owen Salisbury at Arts in the Sunset. In this hands-on class, you will practice soldering and brazing silver, then set a cabochon to finish a unique bracelet. All metal and tools are provided by the instructor. Cabochon stones can be purchased during class with options priced at $5, $10, and $20, or you are welcome to bring your own.
Arts in the SunsetFERS Benefits Seminar - Amarillo - 06/28/26
This federal retirement seminar offers a thorough overview to help participants make sense of the complexities of retirement planning. It provides clear, practical guidance so attendees can prepare and make decisions with confidence. Registration is requested in advance.
Embassy Suites by Hilton Amarillo DowntownAmerica's 250th BIRTHDAY Drawing contest!
To mark America’s 250th birthday, this drawing contest invites original artwork that celebrates the spirit and significance of the occasion. Entries are grouped into three categories: ages 6 and under, 7 to 10, and 11 to 17. Participants are encouraged to depict what makes the nation unique, drawing inspiration from people, landmarks, events, and ideas. Everyone who turns in a piece will receive a small bag of goodies. All artwork will be displayed at the stand for public viewing, and winners will be selected in each age group.
Shoot the Moon fireworks AmarilloLadies Bowl Free
A women-focused bowling night at Western Bowl offers an easy way to start the week with fun. It is a chance to gather with friends for lane time filled with strikes and laughter, or simply to get out of the house for a relaxed evening.
Western BowlDads & Grads Specials
Give yourself, a graduate, or a dad a well deserved pampering with seasonal discounts on salon and spa services. Enjoy limited time savings that make it easy to relax, refresh, and celebrate.
Home School Mixed Media Art Club - Under the Sea Mixed Media
This Home School Art Club session centers on an Under the Sea mixed media project that blends learning with hands-on creativity. Students explore techniques and styles inspired by well known artists while completing an ocean themed artwork. Kindergarten through eighth grade participants work on the same project with activities tailored to their grade level, with elementary and middle school students grouped separately during class. Two homeschool options are offered this semester, a Paint and Mixed Media Lab and a Sculpting and Clay Lab. Students may enroll in one or both, and those taking both may remain in the studio between sessions, while single class participants should only be in the studio during their class period. All supplies are provided. The fee is $12 per person per class, with a $2 discount for cash payments in the studio. There is no sibling or multi class discount. Members receive savings on workshops and art clubs, and memberships are $30 per month per club per child. Please send children in clothing that can get messy with paint. Contact the studio with any questions.
The Art Plug-InKids Art Club - Surfer Sculpture
Designed for ages 5 to 12, this art club features painting, drawing, and hands-on crafts. Each session introduces a different project with themes such as Kasinski Flowers, Splatter Names, Color Monsters, Keith Herring Art, and Surfer Sculptures. It offers a welcoming space to experiment with color, build creative skills, and make new friends through imaginative activities. The cost is $12 per person. Memberships are available and provide savings on events.
The Art Plug-InPuppy party on the patio
Guests are welcome to bring their dogs to relax on the patio and enjoy a special dog-friendly menu. Each month, a giveaway rewards the most well-behaved puppy.
Saddlebag Dinner
Bring dinner packed in your saddlebags and ride with the Amarillo H.O.G. Chapter from Tripp's Harley-Davidson to Palo Duro Canyon State Park. Participants meet at the dealership, then head out together for a group ride to the canyon, with each rider providing their own meal.
Tripp's Harley-DavidsonMinis Summer Art Camp - 2 days
At The Art Plug-In, young creators explore the charm of miniature art by crafting tiny paintings and small sculpted pieces that highlight careful details. Supportive instructors provide step-by-step guidance while encouraging personal expression, so every piece reflects each artist’s style. Sessions include two group projects, followed by time for imaginative making and lighthearted art games, with access to materials such as paint, clay, beads and fabric. Tuition is $60 per child, or $50 for Premium Member Kids. A 25% deposit is due at booking, the remaining balance is charged on the stated balance date, and reservations made after that date require payment in full. If cancellation is requested before the balance is processed, the remaining charge can be canceled, but the deposit is nonrefundable and not transferable, even to another date. There are no refunds or transfers for Summer Art Camp for any reason. If camp must be canceled due to weather, a credit will be issued for a future workshop, club or camp. Member pricing is available only to current premium kids members who pay $50 or more each month. It is not offered to basic members, and membership must be active at registration and on the day of camp. There is no sibling discount. Campers must be fully potty trained and able to follow classroom-style instruction. Four-year-olds are not permitted to attend. Please send a labeled closable water bottle and a 9 by 12 inch sketchbook. Sketchbooks are available at the studio for $3.50 plus tax, or you may bring your own. Snacks are not allowed. Plan for prompt pickup so the studio can reset for the next program, and be prepared to help carry artwork since participants often create more than they can hold. Parents will be notified if a child repeatedly disrupts others, and after attempts to redirect behavior a child may be excused from camp. Participation is encouraged but not forced, and completion of planned projects is not guaranteed. No refunds are provided in these situations.
The Art Plug-In2026 Amarillo EnterPrize Challenge Awards Ceremony
Attend the Amarillo EnterPrize Challenge awards ceremony to celebrate the local businesses that will be receiving growth funding. These businesses are being recognized for their plans to expand, create jobs, and positively impact the Amarillo areas economy.
WT Enterprise CenterSpeaking Event with Beth Nolan, Amarillo, TX
This speaking engagement features Beth Nolan delivering a presentation in Amarillo, Texas with the Area Agency on Aging of the Panhandle. For additional details or inquiries, contact mstewart@theprpc.org.
Amarillo College Downtown CampusOpen Studio & Splatter Room - Walk Ins Welcome
Explore two creative options in a welcoming art space: a DIY Open Studio and an energetic Splatter Room suited for any skill level. In the open studio, work on personal projects with access to a wide range of supplies, tools, and work areas. Try new methods, collaborate with others, and get help from staff when needed. The open studio is $12 per person, and walk-ins are accepted at the door. In the Splatter Room, suit up in protective gear, pick your colors, and fling, drip, and splash paint across canvases for lively results. This experience is $15 per person and includes access to the open studio. RSVPs are encouraged for the Splatter Room, though reservations are not required. Capacity is limited. Last entry is one hour before closing, and open studio may end early if a class is in session. Calling ahead can help confirm current walk-in availability.
The Art Plug-InChristmas in July Party & Toy Drive
Celebrate the season with cookies, presents, and a toy drive supporting Panhandle Sleigh Riders. Bring a new toy to contribute and receive a wrapped surprise, which may come from the stand or from around town.
Shoot The Moon Fireworks AmarilloWarhammer Wednesday
A friendly gathering for Warhammer enthusiasts featuring tabletop play, miniature painting, and time to connect with fellow fans. Entry is free.
Tabletop Tavern Game CafeSizzlin' Summer Singin'
Sizzlin' Summer Singin' brings a lively mix of jazz and opera to Wellington Square Courtyard, featuring performances by students and alumni of the WT Opera program. The setting is outdoors, so attendees are encouraged to bring a lawn chair. Complimentary wine will be available from Republic National, and charcuterie can be purchased from Sweets and Meats. Tickets are $15 at the event. Alumni interested in performing can contact Dr Sarah Beckham-Turner at opera@wtamu.edu or 806.236.1689. This gathering is a fundraiser for the WTAMU Opera program.
Wellington Square CourtyardStorytime at DHDC
Enjoy a cozy storytime at the Don Harrington Discovery Center, highlighted by a special trunk that brings an extra touch of surprise to the experience. The reading pops up in a different spot around the center each week, giving little ones something new to discover during their visit. Start with a story and then continue exploring the exhibits. Participation is included with general admission or a Discovery Center Collective membership.
Don Harrington Discovery CenterWildcat Wednesdays
Wildcat Bluff offers a signature drop-off day camp for ages 7 to 11 with half-day and full-day options. It runs from the spring equinox to the autumnal equinox. This session provides a day focused on the sea for young learners.
Wildcat Bluff Nature CenterOpen Studio & Splatter Room
Explore a welcoming creative space that features a DIY Open Studio alongside a lively Splatter Room, open to all experience levels. The open studio offers access to a variety of supplies, tools, and workspaces for personal projects, experimenting with new techniques, or collaborating with others, with experienced staff available for support. Admission is $12 per person, and walk-ins are welcome at the door. In the Splatter Room, participants gear up, choose colors, and create expressive canvases by flinging, dripping, and splattering paint. The splatter experience is $15 per person and includes access to the open studio, and RSVPs are recommended. Seating is limited, entry ends one hour before closing, and the open studio may close early if a class fills the space. Calling ahead is encouraged to confirm availability for walk-ins.
The Art Plug-InMusic in the Gardens 2026
Music in the Gardens 2026 presents a newly announced concert lineup. General admission is $10, ABG members pay $5, and children 10 and under are free. Sponsored by Rick Looby Homes at Sunset Acres.
Amarillo Botanical GardensThursday night ride
Cyclists meet at the park across from Austin Middle School. The group then heads out together for a 6 to 7 mile loop through downtown.
Austin MiddleThe Mind - Body Reset
An intensive, six-part experiential series offers a welcoming start to inner calm and presence by helping participants reclaim attention, release built-up tension, and cultivate a deep sense of safety in the body. Designed for beginners and anyone seeking a sustainable personal practice, each class weaves gentle somatic movement, targeted mobility, and nervous system regulation to quiet daily noise, build physical strength, deepen the mind-body connection, and apply practical tools that move life from survival patterns to conscious alignment. Expect guidance in recognizing signs of activation and using immediate somatic techniques to restore calm, training attention through varied meditation practices aimed at easing tech overuse and information overload, and relieving sedentary stress with mobility routines that address the strain of long hours at a desk, in an office, or on the road. Foundational movement blends slow flow, simple somatic tracking, and approachable strength work that can support any future yoga practice. These skills are designed for real life, translating beyond the mat to build resilience and a steady center in a fast-paced world. The full six-week package is $60, which is $10 per class, and advance registration with payment before the series begins is required to receive this rate. A drop-in option is available at $15 per class, and space is limited to maintain a supportive environment. The series is led by Nakisha Nation, MBA, RYT, a registered yoga teacher since 2019. With a background in accounting and the daily realities of parenting three children, she understands high-pressure schedules, constant input, and the physical toll of prolonged sitting. Her approach is holistic, honoring how emotions and past stress can live in the body and how movement is essential for genuine healing. Shaped by her own use of movement, breathwork, and meditation to release stored tension and restore a sense of safety, she brings professional clarity and deep care to create a warm, judgment-free space where participants can pause the rush of the day and reconnect with themselves.
City of Canyon
The event features Matt Martindale and Charlie Shafter together at Neblett Park, offering a chance to experience both artists in one setting.
Neblett ParkBowl & Save
A wallet-friendly bowling night with upbeat music, plenty of chances for strikes, and time with friends. Designed for Thursday evenings, it centers on having fun without overspending.
Western BowlComedy Open Mic
Yellow City Comedy brings an open mic to Bliss 66, offering an evening along Route 66 with friends, fun, drinks, and plenty of laughs. The event is free and welcomes anyone who wants to step up to the mic or simply enjoy the show. Sign ups happen first, then the performances begin.
Bliss 66Love Sessions
TG Nights presents a free night of live R&B filled with smooth hits and uplifting energy. Love Sessions delivers a soulful set that keeps the groove flowing from start to finish, creating an easygoing vibe for a laid-back night out.
Jorge's Tacos GarciaLet's Get Messy Summer Art Camp
At The Art Plug-In, Let’s Get Messy Summer Art Camp gives young creators a chance to dive into color, texture, and playful experimentation. Designed for ages 5 to 12, campers complete two hands-on projects each session with guidance from encouraging instructors, then enjoy extra creative time with art activities and games. Projects vary by session, so returning campers will find something new. Materials can include paint, clay, beads, fabric, and other kid-friendly supplies, and children are welcome to make additional pieces if time allows. Tuition is $30 per child or $25 for Premium Member Kids. Member pricing is available only to current premium kids members who pay $50 or more each month, and membership must be active at registration and on the day of camp. Discounts are not available to basic members, and there is no sibling discount. Space is limited. To register, choose the session your child will attend and select the total number of children under the appropriate member or nonmember option. A 25 percent deposit is due at booking. If cancellation is requested before the remaining balance is charged, the order can be canceled and only the deposit will be retained. The deposit is nonrefundable and not transferable to another date. There are no refunds or transfers for cancellations or no-shows for any reason. If the studio must cancel because of weather, a credit will be issued for a future workshop, club, or camp. Campers must be fully potty trained and able to follow classroom-style instruction. Four-year-olds are not permitted. Staff will encourage participation but will not force a child to complete projects. Ongoing disruptive behavior may lead to dismissal after attempts to redirect and parent notification. Each child should bring a 9 by 12 inch sketchbook, which can also be purchased at the studio for $3.50 plus tax, and a closable water bottle that is not a twist top. Label all items and do not send snacks. Plan for timely pickup and be ready to help carry finished creations, as there may be more than a child can manage alone.
The Art Plug-InWill Rogers Range Riders Rodeo
The Will Rogers Range Riders Rodeo showcases Amarillo's cowboy heritage with an emphasis on authentic traditions. Its story reaches back to the 1930s, when the city's first organized riding club was established.
Will Rogers Range RidersRed White & True Blood Drive
At the Food Park on 25Ninety, this community gathering combines the Red, White & True blood drive with live music from Willie Chuck and local food trucks. The Bloodmobile will be on site for donors. Enjoy food, support local businesses, and relax to live music under the Texas sky as the celebration helps kick off the Independence Day weekend. Food truck spots are still available.
25ninety Food ParkAnnual Shrimp Boil
The Annual Shrimp Boil returns with a small change this year, scheduled one day earlier than in previous years. This yearly get-together centers on a classic shrimp boil and keeps the tradition going.
Carson County Square House MuseumAaron Watson
Aaron Watson takes the stage at The Lumberyard in Canyon, TX. The listing notes venue and promoter presales using the codes BACKYARD and PEACHTREE, with a general on sale also indicated.
The LumberyardUnlimited Bowling
Celebrate the end of the workweek with late-night lane time at Western Bowl. Play as many games as you like, rally your friends for some friendly competition, and kick off the weekend with strikes, spares, and plenty of fun.
Western BowlCoffees & Cuties
Made for young explorers ages 5 and under and their caregiver, this program offers science-based entertainment guided by the education team. Little ones enjoy storytime and an activity built around a monthly theme, and caregivers can take a break with coffee from Roasters Coffee. Themes rotate all year to keep each visit fresh, with July featuring Citrus Summer. This program is included with admission or a Discovery Center Collective membership.
Don Harrington Discovery CenterToddler Art Club - Firework Painting
At The Art Plug-In, little artists can explore a firework painting activity filled with hands-on creativity and sensory play. The environment is playful and safe, encouraging exploration of colors and textures while embracing a bit of mess. Children ages 1 to 6 participate with an accompanying adult, and all materials are provided. The project typically takes about 30 minutes to complete. Aprons and smocks are available, though paint-friendly clothing is recommended. The cost is $7 per child, with a $5 cash option available in the studio. For any questions, please contact the studio.
The Art Plug-InFreedom Nights on 25ninety
The Food Park on 25ninety is planning a big Fourth of July weekend celebration featuring a wide array of food trucks, unique vendors, live music, a lively crowd, and a fireworks show. Admission is $10, with a buy two, get two free offer. Food trucks and vendors are invited to participate, and spots are expected to go quickly.
25ninety Food ParkFirecracker 5K
Take part in a community run in Amarillo featuring 1 mile and 5K options for both runners and walkers. Proceeds support Hope Lives Here, which trains and places service dogs with Veterans facing PTS, TBI, Military Sexual Trauma, and chronic pain. Participation helps provide freedom, independence, and a renewed sense of life for those who have served. Families are welcome, and festive red, white, and blue attire is encouraged. Turn your miles into meaningful support for freedom, community, and hope.
Randy's Shoes OutfittersCanyon's 4th of July Celebration
Canyon’s annual 4th of July Celebration fills the heart of Canyon with patriotic fun, community spirit, and hometown pride. Enjoy festivities and family-friendly activities that bring the community together to honor Independence Day.
Canyon Chamber of CommerceCanyon Fourth of July Parade
Participants can ride in one of the biggest parades of the year. Those planning to take part should contact Dianne in advance to confirm and receive day-of information, including dress code and other details.
TBDThe Dark Party
At Broken Spoke Lounge along Historic Route 66, The Dark Party features drinks and music.
Broken Spoke LoungeLate Night Unlimited
Saturday nights at Western Bowl bring a late night atmosphere with lowered lights, lively music, and a social vibe built around aiming for that perfect strike. Friends can meet up for an evening on the lanes and add a fun highlight to the weekend.
Western BowlOlsen Park 4th of July Parade
Enjoy a 4th of July parade at Olsen Park. There is time to set up beforehand, then the procession gets underway.
Olsen ParkFree Roasting Tours
Watch a live coffee roast up close during a free tour at 107 Roasters. Each visit runs about 60 to 90 minutes and includes the story of coffee, how and where it grows, a 15 minute roasting demonstration, and a walk through the facility with Roaster Dave. No registration is required and space is first come, first served, and tours rarely reach capacity. Extra parking is available at United Supermarkets. Enter through the sliding wooden door in the center of the complex. For questions or to arrange a private tour outside the regular tour hours, call ahead.
107 Roasters & CafeOpen the time capsule
Step back through the decades as a time capsule sealed in 1976 is opened. Additional details will be shared soon, and the time is still to be determined.
Carson County Square House MuseumDo The Red, White, & Brew Pub Crawl
This pub crawl takes place in Amarillo at O.H.M.S. Cafe & Bar. A 25 percent discount is available with the code RWB25. Tickets are limited and may sell out.
O.H.M.S. Cafe & BarWill Rogers Range Riders Rodeo - Saturday
This event is grounded in the legacy of Will Rogers Range Riders, established in the late 1930s as the Panhandle recovered from seven years of drought, dust storms, and economic depression. As the first organized riding club in Amarillo, their beginnings shape the tradition celebrated here.
Will Rogers Range RidersSunday Night Owl Bowl
Keep the weekend vibe alive with a Sunday night of bowling. Enjoy lively music, good company, and plenty of time on the lanes for a relaxed finish to the weekend. It is an easy way to wrap things up before Monday arrives.
Western BowlComedy Open Mic
Yellow City Comedy presents an open mic at The Circus Room on historic Route 66, offering a relaxed evening of comedy and laughter. The event is free to attend or participate, with on-site sign ups followed by the show. Newcomers, seasoned performers, and those who prefer to watch are all welcome.
Circus RoomSunday Morning Special
Start the day at Western Bowl with a budget friendly, family friendly outing. Set chores aside for a few hours and make memories together, whether you are chasing strikes or simply enjoying time on the lanes. A bright and early option for an easy, fun start to Sunday.
Western BowlSilver Stud Earring Class
Learn the fundamentals of stone setting and silversmithing with local Amarillo jeweler Owen Salisbury. This evening workshop covers silver soldering and brazing and shows how to set a cabochon so you can finish a pair of silver stud earrings. All metals and tools are supplied by the instructor. Matching cabochon stones will be available to purchase during class in $5, $10, and $20 options, and you may also bring cabochons you already have.
Arts in the SunsetFM90 50th Anniversary Celebration
FM90 is celebrating 50 years of community radio with a free gathering featuring a live DJ set by Electric Evan, behind-the-scenes station tours, and giveaways. A dedicated interview room will be available to record personal FM90 memories. Longtime listeners, former students and alumni, staff members, and community supporters can reconnect and reflect on the station’s half-century of impact in the Texas Panhandle. RSVPs are encouraged to help with planning and include a chance to win a free FM90 T-shirt. Guests are invited to share old photos, stories, and recollections that honor the station’s history and legacy.
Gilvin Broadcast CenterAmarillo HOMES and HEAR Rebate Programs Community Event
This community event at Amarillo Public Library offers an opportunity to get information about the Texas HOMES and HEAR Rebate programs.
Amarillo Public LibraryMeet the Founder Whiskey Dinner
A four course dinner paired with whiskey unfolds on Patio Vista with Still Austin co-founder Chris Seals. The evening blends tasting and storytelling, bringing together food, whiskey, and conversation.
Patio Vista at The BarfieldKatie Beth Mihm & Coyote Rose Band
A show featuring Katie Beth Mihm is scheduled at Western Horseman Club Bar in Amarillo. Tickets are available for this performance.
The Western Horseman ClubOpen Studio & Splatter Room - Walk Ins Welcome
Create at your own pace in a welcoming open studio setting or cut loose in a playful splatter painting room, both designed for beginners and experienced artists alike. The open studio provides access to supplies, tools, and workspaces, with helpful staff available for guidance. Admission is $12 per person, and walk-ins are welcome at the door. The splatter experience invites guests to gear up, choose colors, and make bold, expressive canvases. It is $15 per person and includes access to the open studio. Reservations are recommended for the splatter session. Seating is limited, the final entry is one hour before closing, and open studio may end early if a class is in session. Calling ahead is suggested to confirm walk-in availability.
The Art Plug-InDrunken Oyster
Drunken Oyster offers an upscale setting for dinner and drinks, and DeAnna takes the stage to rock the venue.
The Drunken OysterComedy Night
YCC returns to Golden Light Cantina with a stand-up showcase featuring local comedians Larry Licon, Jacob Rapstine, Javi Zamora, Colin Robinson, and Saul Rodriguez. Tickets are $10 online or $12 at the door.
Golden Light CantinaComedy night
GoldenLight Cafe & Cantina hosts a comedy night featuring Larry Licon, Jacob Rapstine, Javi Zamora, Colin Robinson, and Saul Rodriguez. $4 Tito’s will be available throughout the night for a lighthearted evening of laughs.
GoldenLight Cafe & CantinaWeekly Races: Route 66 Motor Speedway
An evening themed around first responders features competition across every division. The pit area opens in advance, and racing gets underway afterward.
Route 66 Motor SpeedwayAustin English
Enjoy a live set of folk music from Austin English at Hoot's Pub.
Hoot's PubUSPA Tested and Open 2026 West Texas Classic, Amarillo, Texas
Sanction number 26-47813 confirms this is an official competition offering both tested and non tested divisions. The roster is capped at 60 lifters, so space is limited. All registrations are final with no refunds or transfers, and registration will close before the event.
The Gym @ Contagion AthleticsRockOne Run with the Bull 5K
RockOne Run with the Bull 5K brings a high energy twist to a community run in Amarillo, taking inspiration from the legendary Running of the Bulls and featuring Rocky the Bull for extra excitement on the course. Participants of all ages and fitness levels are welcome, from walkers and families to kids, fun seekers, and competitive athletes. The race offers competitive divisions with overall male and female winners and age group honors, along with youth divisions, kid friendly categories for young runners, and opportunities for families to participate together. Each registration includes an official event T shirt, a race packet, finisher acknowledgment, chances at awards and prizes, family friendly activities, and bragging rights for outpacing the bull. Early registration helps secure preferred shirt sizes and supports smooth packet preparation. The entry fee is $40. Expect an enthusiastic finish line with cheers, photos, and a shared celebration of a memorable summer run.
The RockOne Reserve Event VenueJames McMurtry
James McMurtry takes the stage for a live concert at Goldenlight Cantina in Amarillo, Texas.
GoldenLight Cafe & CantinaCanyon Farmers Market
A lively mix of vendors, live music, food trucks, and activities fills the Canyon Square. Browse vendors, enjoy the sounds, and take part in activities around the square.
Canyon Farmers MarketMe Like Bees
This performance marks Me Like Bees' first appearance at the Goldenlight.
GoldenLight Cafe & CantinaJames McMurtry
James McMurtry appears at Golden Light Cafe in Amarillo, Texas. Tickets are available for this show.
GoldenLight Cafe & CantinaGOLDEN SPREAD GEM, MINERAL & TREASURE SOCIETY MONTHLY MEETINGS
At the Amarillo Art Institute, the Golden Spread Gem, Mineral & Treasure Society hosts monthly gatherings featuring an engaging program with hands-on learning centered on geology, especially gems and minerals. Participants can present their recent finds during a sharing segment. The meetings also include raffles and prize drawings.
Amarillo Art Institute🌿Wildcat Wednesdays at Wildcat Bluff
At Wildcat Bluff Nature Center, a signature drop-off camp spans the season from the spring equinox through the autumnal equinox. It provides half-day and full-day options for all ages. Participants enjoy a day surrounded by nature.
Wildcat Bluff Nature CenterScholarship Scramble & Social
Experience the first Tri-State Fair & Rodeo scholarship fundraiser at Preston West Golf Course, Bar 3, blending a friendly golf scramble with a casual social. Expect food, live music, and an easygoing vibe for everyone. Every swing and every sip supports scholarships. Sponsorship opportunities are available for businesses that want to back the next generation while highlighting their brand.
Preston West Golf CourseDine & Donate for Cal Farley's Boys Ranch
Enjoy burgers and fries at Red Robin while supporting Cal Farley’s Boys Ranch. Proceeds from the event benefit the organization, and your order will count when you mention Boys Ranch while ordering.
Amarillo Red RobinAmarillo Educational Lunch Events
This free educational lunch is for former Pantex Plant employees and explains how to qualify for compensation, health benefits, and in-home care at no out-of-pocket cost. Presented by CNS Cares, a trusted home care provider for energy workers, the session will be held at Joe Taco on Georgia. Space is limited, so call 806-847-7963 or 806-670-9667 to reserve a seat.
Joe Taco on GeorgiaTexas Panhandles Builders Association Sporting Clays Fundraiser
A sporting clays fundraiser from the Texas Panhandles Builders Association takes place at Amarillo Gun Club. Participants move through a course with about 10 to 15 stations, where clay targets are launched at varying angles and speeds for a lively shotgun challenge. The focus is on enjoying a variety of target presentations while supporting a fundraising effort.
Amarillo Gun ClubElectric Gypsies
Electric Gypsies bring a high-energy rock show to The Blind Pig, delivering a set that keeps the energy high from the first note to the last. Expect flowing drinks, loud tunes, and a lively crowd that turns an ordinary night into an all-out experience. Tickets are available now.
Blind Pig Of AmarilloAmarillo Botanical Gardens Summer Gala 2026
Amarillo Botanical Gardens presents a Summer Gala featuring live music from Big G & The Tradewinds and a catered dinner for an evening in the gardens.
Amarillo Botanical Gardens9-Ball Showdown
At Amarillo Slims Pool Palace, the 9-Ball Showdown features races to seven on both sides with an alternating break. Play follows the Texas Express rule set, push-outs are permitted, the three-foul rule is in effect, and the 9-ball does not count in the back two. An auction will be held, and there is added money.
Amarillo Slims Pool PalaceAmarillo Gun & Knife Show
Set in the Amarillo Civic Center, this gun show is organized by the Texas Gun & Knife Association.
Amarillo Civic Center ComplexPancake Breakfast School Supply Drive
Enjoy a pancake breakfast with coffee while supporting the Amarillo community through a school supply drive benefiting the Rainbow Room of Amarillo. The focus is to help local children start the school year ready to learn. Admission is a $10 donation or $10 worth of new school supplies. If attending is not possible, supplies or donations can be dropped in the collection box at Tripp’s Harley-Davidson before the event. Families and friends are welcome to be part of this effort for area kids.
Tripp's Harley-DavidsonGarden Story Hour at Yellow Rose Plants
Families are invited to enjoy stories and greenery at Yellow Rose Plants. Take in a free reading of Dandelion Magic, then participate in a hands-on planting activity for $3.99. The experience is festive, creative, and family friendly, and no registration is required.
Yellow Rose PlantsMysfit Books Dark Romance Book Swap
A dark romance book swap inviting readers to bring up to ten romance or dark romance titles to exchange. Tickets include entry to the swap, a Mysfit Books goodie bag, and two drinks. ID is required at the door.
The Party SuiteAmarillo, Get Ready!
Sweetnotes Music brings the BIYAYA US Tour 2026 to Amarillo for an evening of acoustic harmonies, beloved OPM selections, nostalgia, and playful moments. The concert will be held at the Amarillo Civic Center Auditorium, with special guest Aera Covers performing live. For ticket details, contact Annie at 347-448-0646 or KC at 806-670-3421, or email madgarage806@gmail.com.
Amarillo Civic Center AuditoriumJNC Summer 3 Day Camp 2026 (July)
This three-day summer camp welcomes kids ages 9 and up for hands-on archery, air gun safety, and fishing skills. With guidance from JNC coaches Jon and Christi, campers learn range etiquette and bow safety, shoot a variety of targets, and get familiar with the parts of a bow and arrow to build a strong foundation in the sport. The curriculum also covers range safety and the Four Primary Rules of Gun Safety, followed by supervised time on the range to put new knowledge into action. Instruction includes shooting positions, aiming and sight adjustments, trigger control, and breathing techniques. The fishing segment teaches how to tie on a lure, understand how it should move to entice a bite, and practice casting to targets while exploring different bait and lure applications. Games and friendly competitions add to the fun, with prizes and points leading up to final awards at the end of camp. The cost is $150 for the full three-day experience.
Jnc Archery & OutdoorsThe American Rock Revival Roadshow
Killdevil Theory performs live at Rockwell Event Center Canyon,TX in Canyon. Tickets are available for this event.
Rockwell Event CenterOpen Studio & Splatter Room - Walk Ins Welcome
Explore two creative options at The Art Plug-In: a DIY Open Studio and a high‑energy Splatter Room, both welcoming beginners and experienced artists alike. In the open studio, work on personal projects with access to a range of supplies, tools, and workspaces, and get support from on-site staff when needed. Admission for the open studio is $12 per person and walk-ins are welcome. The Splatter Room invites participants to gear up and create bold, freeform art by tossing and dripping paint onto canvases. Admission is $15 per person and includes access to the open studio, and RSVP is recommended. Seating is limited, the last entry is one hour before closing, and open studio may end early if a class is full. Calling ahead is encouraged to confirm current availability for walk-ins.
The Art Plug-InVEGAN BBQ in Amarillo
A vegan comfort food pop-up brings VegNews and the barbecue spot named by USA TODAY as the number one vegan BBQ in the country to Amarillo. Expect Southern staples and sandwich specials, with options like fried chickun, smoked meats, mac n cheeze, beer-cheeze battered Beyond burgers, jambalaya, po boyz, Cajun corn, totchos, and more. The menu is entirely nut free, and several choices are gluten free.
Rocket BrewsLego Summer Art Camp
At The Art Plug-In, kids who love to build and make art can dive into a creative LEGO-themed camp. Campers design and complete two unique LEGO-inspired projects that blend building and color, with supportive instructors offering step-by-step guidance while encouraging personal flair. Between projects, there is time for imaginative activities and artistic games, and projects change from day to day even when a medium repeats. The camp is intended for ages 5 to 12, and participants must be fully potty trained and able to follow classroom-style instruction. Four-year-olds are not permitted, with no exceptions. Please plan timely pickup so the studio can clean and prep for the next session, and be ready to help your child carry out finished creations. Each child should bring a 9 by 12 sketchbook, which can be purchased at the studio, and a closable water bottle without a twist top. Label all items. Snacks are not allowed. Tuition is $30 per child, or $25 for Premium Member Kids. Member pricing is available only to current premium kids members who pay $50 or more each month, not to basic members, and membership must be active at registration and on the day of camp. A 25 percent deposit is due at booking, the remaining balance will be charged to the card on file, and there is no sibling discount. The deposit is nonrefundable and not transferable. There are no refunds for cancellations or no-shows, and no transfers are offered for Summer Art Camp. If you cancel before the remaining balance is charged, the order can be canceled and only the nonrefundable deposit will be kept. If weather forces a cancellation, a credit will be applied to a future workshop, club, or camp. Behavior expectations apply for a positive studio experience. Parents will be notified in cases of ongoing disruption or harm to others, and after attempts to redirect and notification, campers with excessive misbehavior may be excused without refund. While staff encourage participation, completion of planned projects cannot be guaranteed. Throughout the program, campers explore a variety of techniques and materials such as paint, clay, beads, fabric, and more.
The Art Plug-In31st Annual Original Harley Party
Tripp’s Harley-Davidson and Family Support Services present the 31st year of this community celebration at the Amarillo National Center, combining live entertainment, food, and a shared purpose. Attendees can look forward to a reverse drawing with a top prize of a Harley-Davidson motorcycle or $15,000 in cash. Music fills the evening with performances by Bomb City Groove and Sal and the Stonewall Hippies, culminating in a headlining set from Sterling Elza. Each ticket includes unlimited food and beverages, including alcoholic drinks, and the event features vendor booths and interactive activities. Riders can add a panhandle-wide Fun Run for $25 per bike. With close to 3,000 guests anticipated, the night supports Family Support Services programs that aid survivors and families across the Texas Panhandle, including a 24/7 crisis hotline, emergency safe housing, legal advocacy, counseling and behavioral health, and prevention education in schools and community programs. Tickets are $120 and admit two people, and each ticket includes one entry in the grand prize drawing. Businesses interested in sponsorships can learn more by calling 806-342-2536.
Amarillo National CenterCanyon Farmers Market
Canyon Farmers Market gathers vendors, live music, food trucks, and activities on the Canyon Square. Explore the offerings, listen to the music, and enjoy the activities around the square.
Canyon Farmers MarketSupper Club: The Offline Network
Women in business across the Texas Panhandle come together for Supper Club, a gathering that blends mentorship, shared stories, and celebration of professional and personal milestones. This edition features a candid panel with this year's Amarillo EnterPrize Challenge recipients that explores how to design a support network that money cannot buy. Conversation centers on the intentional design of professional relationships, including ways to chart your own landscape, uncover gaps in your connections, and use trusted relationships to protect both your company and your well being. The panelists bring experience from launching new ventures and stewarding legacy businesses, and they will be announced at the Amarillo EnterPrize Challenge Awards Ceremony. Mentorship is the heartbeat of the evening, with an atmosphere that encourages open insight so everyone learns from one another. Dinner is provided courtesy of the Paul and Virginia Engler College of Business. Seating is limited and tickets often go quickly. Businesses are welcome to contribute door prizes. Co hosted by WT Enterprise Center, America’s SBDC at WTAMU, and the Paul and Virginia Engler College of Business at West Texas A&M University.
WT Enterprise CenterWizards Summer Art Camp
At The Art Plug-In, kids ages 5 to 12 can dive into a wizard-themed art camp filled with imaginative techniques and playful materials. Instructors guide step by step while encouraging each child to add a personal twist. Campers complete two group projects, then spend additional time exploring creative activities, playing artistic games, and making as many extra pieces as they like. Projects are fresh each day, even when a medium or technique repeats. Participants must be fully potty trained and able to follow classroom-style instruction. Four-year-olds are not permitted. Please plan for timely pickup and be ready to help carry creations, as there may be more than one child can manage alone. Families should send a 9 x 12 inch sketchbook, which is available at the studio for $3.50 plus tax if needed, and a labeled closable water bottle without a twist top. Snacks are not allowed. The cost is $30 per child, or $25 for Premium Member Kids. Member discounts apply only to current premium kids members who pay $50 or more each month, are not available to basic members, and membership must be active at registration and on the day of camp. A 25 percent deposit is due at booking, and the deposit is nonrefundable and nontransferable. If you cancel before the balance is charged, the remaining amount will not be collected, but any reservations made after the balance charge date require payment in full. There is no sibling discount. There are no refunds or transfers for cancellations or no-shows for any reason. If weather forces a cancellation, a credit will be applied to a future workshop, club, or camp. Parents will be notified in cases of ongoing disruptive behavior, and after attempts to redirect and notification, children with excessive misbehavior may be excused. Project completion is not guaranteed, as participation is encouraged but not forced.
The Art Plug-InUpon A Burning Body
Upon A Burning Body brings a Texas-sized take on heavy music to Rockwell Event Center. The five-piece from San Antonio delivers hard-driving, pit-friendly deathcore that hits with impact, staying true to a mission of showing that even metal can be bigger in Texas.
Rockwell Event Center Canyon,TXOpen Studio & Splatter Room - Walk Ins Welcome
Unlock a burst of creativity with a DIY Open Studio and a lively Splatter Room experience. In the studio, work at your own pace with a variety of supplies, tools, and workspaces, try new techniques, or collaborate with other makers, with staff available to offer guidance when needed. Open Studio is $12 per person, and walk ins are welcome at the door. The Splatter Room invites you to suit up, choose your colors, and sling, drip, and splash paint onto canvas for a vibrant, stress relieving session. Admission is $15 per person and includes access to the Open Studio. RSVP is recommended for the Splatter Room, though reservations are not required. Seating is limited, the last entry is one hour before closing, and Open Studio may end early if a class is in progress, so calling ahead to confirm walk in availability is encouraged.
The Art Plug-InCole Barnhill
Cole Barnhill takes the stage at Hoot's Pub in Amarillo for a live performance.
Hoot's PubKyle Park at Hoot's Pub in Amarillo, TX
Enjoy a show with Kyle Park. General admission tickets are $15.
The Honor Roll Open Golf Scramble
Now in its third year, this golf scramble benefits the education services of Catholic Charities of the TX Panhandle. Participants will play a scramble-format round in support of these programs.
Ross Rogers Golf CourseMuscadine Bloodline - Canyon, TX
Muscadine Bloodline brings a live performance to The Yard at The Lumberyard. Tickets are available now.
The Stray Sons @ Blind Pig
The Stray Sons return to Blind Pig for their final appearance of the year. They will take the stage once more at this venue, offering a last chance to experience their live show here before the year wraps up.
Blind Pig Of AmarilloDine & Donate for Cal Farley's Boys Ranch
Order soups, salads, and bakery favorites at Panera Bread in Amarillo to support Cal Farley’s Boys Ranch. A share of event purchases will benefit the organization when you mention Boys Ranch while ordering.
Panera Bread (3522 South Soncy Road, Amarillo, TX)Video Game Summer Art Camp
The Art Plug-In hosts a summer art camp that celebrates video game creativity with projects inspired by Mario and similar character-filled worlds. Designed for young artists ages 5 to 12, the session features step-by-step guidance from encouraging instructors while leaving room for personal style and imaginative twists. Kids will craft colorful character pieces and game-themed designs using playful techniques and a variety of materials. Campers typically complete two projects together, then explore additional activities or artistic games with time to make extra creations. A wide range of supplies and mediums may be used, including paint, clay, beads, fabric, and more. Projects vary from one day to the next, even when a technique repeats. Please plan for timely pickup so the studio can reset, and be ready to help carry artwork home, as there may be more than little hands can manage. This program is for children who are fully potty trained and able to follow classroom-style directions. Four-year-olds are not permitted, and refunds are not offered if a child outside the age requirement arrives. Pricing is $30 per child or $25 for Premium Member Kids. Member pricing applies only to current premium kids memberships of $50 or more per month and must be active at registration and on the camp day. There is no sibling discount. A 25% deposit is due at booking. If the studio is notified before the remaining balance is processed, the order can be canceled and only the deposit will be retained. The deposit is nonrefundable and not transferable, including to other dates. For summer camps there are no refunds or transfers for cancellations or no shows for any reason. If weather causes a cancellation, credit will be applied to a future workshop, club, or camp. Parents will be contacted about ongoing behavior concerns, and after attempts to redirect, a camper with persistent issues may be dismissed without a refund. While participation is encouraged, project completion is not guaranteed. What to bring: a 9 x 12 inch sketchbook, available at the studio for $3.50 plus tax or bring your own, and a closable water bottle that is not a twist top. Label all items. Please do not send snacks.
The Art Plug-InAaron Lewis – Canyon
Aaron Lewis appears at The Lumberyard / Backyard in Canyon, Texas, bringing an easygoing, welcoming feel to the tour. With spirited delivery grounded in down-home storytelling, songs like “Northern Redneck” and “Country Boy” resonate in a Texas setting where tradition and lively energy come together.
Aaron Lewis – Canyon, TX – August 13Aaron Lewis and the Stateliners
Aaron Lewis and the Stateliners take the stage for a live concert at The Backyard at The Lumberyard Canyon in Canyon, Texas.
Canyon, TXMinecraft Summer Art Camp
At The Art Plug-In, kids who love Minecraft can turn pixel-style ideas into real-world art during a themed camp designed for ages 5 to 12. Supportive instructors lead step by step while leaving plenty of room for personal creativity, and projects draw from materials such as paint, clay, beads, fabric, and more. Campers typically complete two guided pieces, then spend additional time inventing their own work or playing creative games. They may make multiple projects, and offerings change even when a medium or technique shows up again. Please plan for timely pickup and be ready to help carry artwork home, as creations can add up quickly. Participants should bring a 9 x 12 sketchbook. You can purchase one at the studio for $3.50 plus tax or bring your own. Send a labeled, closable water bottle and label all items. Please do not send snacks. The cost is $30 per child, or $25 for Premium Member Kids. A 25% deposit is due when registering. The remaining balance is charged prior to camp, and reservations made after that charge date require full payment at booking. If you cancel before the balance is processed, the remaining amount will not be charged, though the deposit is nonrefundable and cannot be transferred to another date. There are no refunds or transfers for Summer Art Camp for any reason, and there is no sibling discount. The member price is available only to current Premium Kids Members who pay $50 or more each month, and membership must be active at registration and on the day of camp. This discount is not available to basic members. This camp welcomes children ages 5 to 12 who are fully potty trained and able to follow classroom-style instruction. Four-year-olds are not permitted, with no exceptions, and no refunds will be given if a child is 4 on the camp day. In the event of weather-related cancellation, a credit will be issued for a future workshop, club, or camp. Families will be contacted if behavior concerns arise. After efforts to redirect and communication with a parent, children with ongoing issues may be dismissed. Completion of planned projects is not guaranteed. Participation is encouraged but not forced, and refunds are not provided. For questions or more details, please contact the studio.
The Art Plug-InAim for Change
This third annual sporting clay shoot at the Amarillo Gun Club brings together teams of four who will compete for Top Team and Top Shooter recognition. The day features lunch, opportunities to win raffle prizes, and a silent auction, all in support of a meaningful cause.
Amarillo Gun ClubTexas gun show Amarillo Civic Center
Organizers express appreciation for returning customers and highlight their goal of making sure attendees have access to the best products. Another gun show is planned at the Amarillo Civic Center.
Wolflin TerraceBroken Spoke 35th Anniversary Party
Broken Spoke celebrates 35 years with a community-focused anniversary party that thanks A-Town for decades of support. Plans point to a big celebration, with more details to be shared in the months ahead. The milestone reflects appreciation for the past and enthusiasm for many more years to come.
Magic Gone Wrong
Magic Gone Wrong, an Amarillo Magic Co. original, invites guests into an intimate evening that blends dinner, comedy, and live illusions. The night begins with a meal prepared by Chef Ron from Sunday’s Kitchen while local magicians perform close-up wonders right at the tables. As the story unfolds, the featured illusion goes awry, secrets surface, and a seemingly lighthearted show turns into a puzzling case. Attendees shift from spectators to sleuths, tracking clues, questioning suspects, enjoying more astonishing magic, and laughing through a comedy-infused mystery where everyone becomes part of the narrative. Seating is very limited, with only 20 spots available each night, and advance tickets are recommended. The content is family friendly, though it is best suited for ages 13 and up.
Dine & Donate for Cal Farley's Boys Ranch
Have a meal at Texas Roadhouse in Amarillo to help kids and families. Let the team know you are supporting Cal Farley’s Boys Ranch when you order, and part of the proceeds will be directed to Boys Ranch.
Texas Roadhouse (Amarillo, TX - 2805 W, I-40)One Ounce Operas
WT Opera returns by popular demand with One Ounce Operas at Legacy Hall, a casual and welcoming evening featuring student performers in a handpicked lineup of brief, high energy opera scenes. Fresh pizza and craft beers from Pondaseta Brewing Company round out this concentrated dose of culture.
WT Legacy Hall Jack B. Kelley Student Center 200 Victory Circle Canyon, TX 79015Annual Luncheon - Another Chance House Celebrates!
This annual luncheon celebrating Another Chance House recognizes transformed lives, features powerful stories, and shines a light on the community’s impact. A meal accompanies a meaningful program focused on celebration and change.