May 06 Tuesday
Naomi Shihab Nye is a prominent poet, writer, and educator. She's a Palestinian-American who has lived in both Jerusalem and San Antonio, Texas, according to The Poetry Foundation. Nye is known for her work with children and young adults, as well as her poetry for adults, including her collection "19 Varieties of Gazelle," which was a finalist for the National Book Award. She is also a recipient of numerous awards, including the Lon Tinkle Award for Lifetime Achievement from The Texas Institute of Letters. Nye currently lives in San Antonio, according to the Academy of American Poets.
May 07 Wednesday
Anyone interested in umpiring or score keeping games this season should plan on attending these clinics. Bring two forms of identification (driver’s license and social security card) as well as your banking information to the clinic. Bring a list of dates that might conflict with umpiring and scorekeeping
May 10 Saturday
Moms do amazing things. In the workplace and in the home, moms make miracles happen every day. Make sure the moms in your life know how special they are by treating them to an incredible Mother’s Day brunch. We’ll teach you (and the kids!) how to make a delicious meal so that Mom can sit back and relax on her special day. Just don’t forget to wash the dishes too!
Come out for a night of music, food & fun. Great drinks, too. Band plays at 9pm.
May 12 Monday
Blueprint is a complimentary program offered by the WT Enterprise Center in partnership with America’s SBDC at WTAMU. Blueprint utilizes a visual chart to provide the framework for an entrepreneur to understand how to create, evaluate, and refine their business model while focusing on their value proposition.
The program will be led by both WT Enterprise Center coaches and America’s SBDC at WTAMU consultants. This blend of coaches and consultants provides both the technical components in business creation while also focusing on the entrepreneur journey being embarked upon.
May 13 Tuesday
Join us in an informal poetry circle to read, share, or just listen to some local poets.
May 15 Thursday
Nashville Recording Artists and Grand Ol'e Opry STARS the Reeves Brothers FIRST Amarillo Show!
REAL COUNTRY MUSIC IS ROARING BACK TO LIFE WITH THE REEVES BROTHERS!
Literally raised in a roadside honky tonk, The Stagestop, where their father, Jack, played five nights a week, unrivaled Matt and Cole Reeves are rapidly becoming as familiar as your favorite pair of boots. One song! -You will forever be a fan of their unvarnished sound, and wonder how these New Superstars seem already so right at home in your life's soundtrack.The Brothers' path to country music stardom began with rebellious solo pursuits, but family ties (and that ‘family-only’ harmony) led them to form The Reeves Brothers Band in 2016.Their critically-acclaimed debut album was praised by The Las Vegas Review as "worthy of sharing a jukebox with Charlie Rich, David Allan Coe, and Merle Haggard" - with voices "as smooth as top-shelf bourbon."Since then, they have:Won the prestigious Ameripolitan Award for "Honky-Tonk Group of the Year" in 2018Opened Justin Moore’s “Country On It” tour, in 2022, and started a run of over 20 dates with Craig Morgan on his God. Family. Country tour, in 2023Taken the Grand Ol’e Opry by storm in September of 2024, when they debuted their new single “She Don’t Want a Cowboy”, with Craig Morgan.