Community Calendar

The Final Friday of every month, Dodge City's performing and visual arts take over downtown for an evening of fun, art, spirits, and fellowship.

This is a fundraiser for the Woody Guthrie Folk Music Center. The event is taking place at an awesome new spot for fun in Pampa, Texas. WEEKENDS is located at 1300 N Price Rd. ( Price and Kentucky ) in addition to Weekends usual happenings such as hatchet throwing, golf simulators and craft beer and cornhole, there will be live music from 2pm until 11pm. Mike Fuller, Tennessee Tuckness, Fossil River Band, Randy Palmer, Arieon Keller, Lance Richburg, Tyler Van Valkenburg, Ty Blackburn and to close it all out... THE OBVIOUS FEW! Sound by BERT FM -- WOW!! Family Friendly Event. $5 at the door for the support of the Woody Guthrie Folk Music Center and keeping LIVE MUSIC LIVE in the Texas Panhandle.

The Final Friday of every month, Dodge City's performing and visual arts take over downtown for an evening of fun, art, spirits, and fellowship.

Some things are too good to leave in the past! As we are celebrating our 50th year join us for the return of a once long standing tradition! After 10 long years, Discover! is back and better than ever. Returning to DHDC for Labor Day weekend alongside The Amarillo Symphony, be prepared for a day full of music, vendors, and excitement!

Save the date for Prairie Festival 2026, when we’ll celebrate The Land Institute’s 50th anniversary. ***DATES & TIMES ARE TENTATIVE - CHECK THE WEBSITE FOR FINAL DETAILS ON THIS EVENT! ***

https://landinstitute.org/events/prairie-festival-2026/

ABOUT THE LAND INSTITUTE: The future is perennial. ~ The Land Institute is leading a global movement to transform agriculture and secure a sustainable future for all. We’re cultivating a perennial revolution—one seed, one field, one relationship, one story at a time.

Why perennial? How the future takes root. ~ Transitioning from an annual to a perennial agricultural model is the best chance we have to create a truly regenerative future. Perennial crops—like grains, legumes and oilseeds—have extensive root systems that capture and store carbon dioxide, helping mitigate climate change. They require less fossil fuel and fewer chemical inputs. They can repair soil and restore waterways, all while producing abundant food for our hungry world. It all adds up to a healthier, more resilient system for people and planet.

The Final Friday of every month, Dodge City's performing and visual arts take over downtown for an evening of fun, art, spirits, and fellowship.

Save the date for Prairie Festival 2026, when we’ll celebrate The Land Institute’s 50th anniversary. ***DATES & TIMES ARE TENTATIVE - CHECK THE WEBSITE FOR FINAL DETAILS ON THIS EVENT! ***

https://landinstitute.org/events/prairie-festival-2026/

ABOUT THE LAND INSTITUTE: The future is perennial. ~ The Land Institute is leading a global movement to transform agriculture and secure a sustainable future for all. We’re cultivating a perennial revolution—one seed, one field, one relationship, one story at a time.

Why perennial? How the future takes root. ~ Transitioning from an annual to a perennial agricultural model is the best chance we have to create a truly regenerative future. Perennial crops—like grains, legumes and oilseeds—have extensive root systems that capture and store carbon dioxide, helping mitigate climate change. They require less fossil fuel and fewer chemical inputs. They can repair soil and restore waterways, all while producing abundant food for our hungry world. It all adds up to a healthier, more resilient system for people and planet.

The Hoodoo Mural Festival celebrates art and culture by providing murals across the city, live music, interactive activities, art shows, and an immersive art experience!

Save the date for Prairie Festival 2026, when we’ll celebrate The Land Institute’s 50th anniversary. ***DATES & TIMES ARE TENTATIVE - CHECK THE WEBSITE FOR FINAL DETAILS ON THIS EVENT! ***

https://landinstitute.org/events/prairie-festival-2026/

ABOUT THE LAND INSTITUTE: The future is perennial. ~ The Land Institute is leading a global movement to transform agriculture and secure a sustainable future for all. We’re cultivating a perennial revolution—one seed, one field, one relationship, one story at a time.

Why perennial? How the future takes root. ~ Transitioning from an annual to a perennial agricultural model is the best chance we have to create a truly regenerative future. Perennial crops—like grains, legumes and oilseeds—have extensive root systems that capture and store carbon dioxide, helping mitigate climate change. They require less fossil fuel and fewer chemical inputs. They can repair soil and restore waterways, all while producing abundant food for our hungry world. It all adds up to a healthier, more resilient system for people and planet.

The Final Friday of every month, Dodge City's performing and visual arts take over downtown for an evening of fun, art, spirits, and fellowship.