Community Calendar

Jam Session. Local and area musicians play mostly acoustic music, folk, country, Americana, Western Swing, old rock, gospel and some contemporary. We circle up and take turns playing our favorite songs. Everyone is welcome to play or sit and listen with friends and neighbors.

The Finney County Historical Museum in Garden City is featuring a new short-term exhibit in the Front Door Gallery that focuses on the life and career of Robert J. Dole, who died in December as one of the best-known Kansans in history. Entitled “Bob Dole, One of the greatest of the Greatest Generation,” the exhibit incorporates many of the Russell native’s connections to Southwest Kansas, plus his dedication to the Sunflower State, his nearly three dozen years in Congress, his presidential aspirations, his World War II heroism and the way he overcame lifetime disabilities resulting from severe wounds sustained in combat. The Front Door Gallery is a small space inside the museum’s main entrance at 403 S. Fourth Street, adjacent to the pedestrian arches at Lee Richardson Zoo. Admission is free and viewing hours run from 1 to 5 p.m. seven days weekly. The exhibit is expected to remain in place through mid-March.

The Texas Panhandle War Memorial at I-27 and Georgia in Amarillo has opened its new multi-media education center that surrounds visitors with images and sound from 11 wars that span from the Revolutionary War to Afghanistan. <br> Visitors will also see <b>hundreds of artifacts</b> donated by veterans from the region, as well as the area's only <b>Military Chapel</b>. Veterans can stop by to talk to a navigator for <b>referrals to local resources</b> for help. For more information, go to <a href="https://www.texaspanhandlewarmemorial.com">The Texas Panhandle War Memorial website</a>.

Catch the up-and-coming, Wichita-based artist as she performs songs from her latest release, Eros. Pay at the door. BYO.

The Finney County Historical Museum in Garden City is featuring a new short-term exhibit in the Front Door Gallery that focuses on the life and career of Robert J. Dole, who died in December as one of the best-known Kansans in history. Entitled “Bob Dole, One of the greatest of the Greatest Generation,” the exhibit incorporates many of the Russell native’s connections to Southwest Kansas, plus his dedication to the Sunflower State, his nearly three dozen years in Congress, his presidential aspirations, his World War II heroism and the way he overcame lifetime disabilities resulting from severe wounds sustained in combat. The Front Door Gallery is a small space inside the museum’s main entrance at 403 S. Fourth Street, adjacent to the pedestrian arches at Lee Richardson Zoo. Admission is free and viewing hours run from 1 to 5 p.m. seven days weekly. The exhibit is expected to remain in place through mid-March.

The Texas Panhandle War Memorial at I-27 and Georgia in Amarillo has opened its new multi-media education center that surrounds visitors with images and sound from 11 wars that span from the Revolutionary War to Afghanistan. <br> Visitors will also see <b>hundreds of artifacts</b> donated by veterans from the region, as well as the area's only <b>Military Chapel</b>. Veterans can stop by to talk to a navigator for <b>referrals to local resources</b> for help. For more information, go to <a href="https://www.texaspanhandlewarmemorial.com">The Texas Panhandle War Memorial website</a>.

The Finney County Historical Museum in Garden City is featuring a new short-term exhibit in the Front Door Gallery that focuses on the life and career of Robert J. Dole, who died in December as one of the best-known Kansans in history. Entitled “Bob Dole, One of the greatest of the Greatest Generation,” the exhibit incorporates many of the Russell native’s connections to Southwest Kansas, plus his dedication to the Sunflower State, his nearly three dozen years in Congress, his presidential aspirations, his World War II heroism and the way he overcame lifetime disabilities resulting from severe wounds sustained in combat. The Front Door Gallery is a small space inside the museum’s main entrance at 403 S. Fourth Street, adjacent to the pedestrian arches at Lee Richardson Zoo. Admission is free and viewing hours run from 1 to 5 p.m. seven days weekly. The exhibit is expected to remain in place through mid-March.

The Texas Panhandle War Memorial at I-27 and Georgia in Amarillo has opened its new multi-media education center that surrounds visitors with images and sound from 11 wars that span from the Revolutionary War to Afghanistan. <br> Visitors will also see <b>hundreds of artifacts</b> donated by veterans from the region, as well as the area's only <b>Military Chapel</b>. Veterans can stop by to talk to a navigator for <b>referrals to local resources</b> for help. For more information, go to <a href="https://www.texaspanhandlewarmemorial.com">The Texas Panhandle War Memorial website</a>.

The Finney County Historical Museum in Garden City is featuring a new short-term exhibit in the Front Door Gallery that focuses on the life and career of Robert J. Dole, who died in December as one of the best-known Kansans in history. Entitled “Bob Dole, One of the greatest of the Greatest Generation,” the exhibit incorporates many of the Russell native’s connections to Southwest Kansas, plus his dedication to the Sunflower State, his nearly three dozen years in Congress, his presidential aspirations, his World War II heroism and the way he overcame lifetime disabilities resulting from severe wounds sustained in combat. The Front Door Gallery is a small space inside the museum’s main entrance at 403 S. Fourth Street, adjacent to the pedestrian arches at Lee Richardson Zoo. Admission is free and viewing hours run from 1 to 5 p.m. seven days weekly. The exhibit is expected to remain in place through mid-March.

The Texas Panhandle War Memorial at I-27 and Georgia in Amarillo has opened its new multi-media education center that surrounds visitors with images and sound from 11 wars that span from the Revolutionary War to Afghanistan. <br> Visitors will also see <b>hundreds of artifacts</b> donated by veterans from the region, as well as the area's only <b>Military Chapel</b>. Veterans can stop by to talk to a navigator for <b>referrals to local resources</b> for help. For more information, go to <a href="https://www.texaspanhandlewarmemorial.com">The Texas Panhandle War Memorial website</a>.