Community Calendar

The Prairie Museum's Garvey Room art exhibit for January through February, 2026, features digital art prints by Ronan Punk. This is a free exhibit; any visitors who stop by the museum are welcome to have a look around!

Amarillo Public Library’s SocialRx program is a great opportunity for area residents looking to expand their horizons and their circle of friends.

The program is designed to introduce people to engaging opportunities available in our community. Each month, community organizations offer information about classes, volunteer opportunities, and clubs so interested individuals can explore the options.

At the September 11th, 2024 meeting:

--The Amarillo Chapter of the League of Women Voters will provide information on LWV membership, fellowship, and volunteer opportunities.
--ACTS Community will give us the scoop on the Senior Center and volunteer options.
--Amarillo Animal Management and Welfare will explain about ways to get involved in helping pets reunite with their people or find forever homes.

Each Social Rx meeting takes place on the second Wednesday of the month at 1 PM at the Downtown Library – located at 413 SE 4th. Come meet new people and learn new things! For more information, contact Program Specialist Cynthia Hunt at 806-378-6019.

The newest exhibit at the Finney County Historical Museum in Garden City has been designed to provide a colorful trip down Memory Lane – literally. Entitled “In Living Color,” the display features 16 historic photographs from Finney County’s past, each converted from original black and white to color. Included are images from 1885 to 1965, such as street scenes, landmark buildings and locations, people, agriculture, industry and others. The large-format color conversions are displayed with smaller black and white originals. Exhibit hours are 1-5 p.m. seven days weekly, with the display in place at least through March. The museum is located at 403 S. 4th Street in Finnup Park, adjacent to Lee Richardson Zoo.

The Dorothy Patterson Reading Series is proud to welcome Terrance Hayes, a National Book Award winner in poetry and MacArthur Fellow, for a reading on Wednesday February 11th. This reading will also include a Q&A and be followed by a book signing.

The Prairie Museum's Garvey Room art exhibit for January through February, 2026, features digital art prints by Ronan Punk. This is a free exhibit; any visitors who stop by the museum are welcome to have a look around!

The newest exhibit at the Finney County Historical Museum in Garden City has been designed to provide a colorful trip down Memory Lane – literally. Entitled “In Living Color,” the display features 16 historic photographs from Finney County’s past, each converted from original black and white to color. Included are images from 1885 to 1965, such as street scenes, landmark buildings and locations, people, agriculture, industry and others. The large-format color conversions are displayed with smaller black and white originals. Exhibit hours are 1-5 p.m. seven days weekly, with the display in place at least through March. The museum is located at 403 S. 4th Street in Finnup Park, adjacent to Lee Richardson Zoo.

Two Texas songwriters at the top of their game combine forces to bring you an interesting evening of entertainment filled with humor and thoughtful insight. Randy Palmer and Randy Brown are a perfect fit for our listening room atmosphere. Join us at the Historic Woody Guthrie Folk Music Center in Pampa. $5 suggested donation

The Rumored Return of The Randy Boys
Randy Lewis Brown and Randy Palmer both award winning Americana, folk and western songwriters.
A rapid fire evening of two of the greats swapping their original songs.

The Prairie Museum's Garvey Room art exhibit for January through February, 2026, features digital art prints by Ronan Punk. This is a free exhibit; any visitors who stop by the museum are welcome to have a look around!

The newest exhibit at the Finney County Historical Museum in Garden City has been designed to provide a colorful trip down Memory Lane – literally. Entitled “In Living Color,” the display features 16 historic photographs from Finney County’s past, each converted from original black and white to color. Included are images from 1885 to 1965, such as street scenes, landmark buildings and locations, people, agriculture, industry and others. The large-format color conversions are displayed with smaller black and white originals. Exhibit hours are 1-5 p.m. seven days weekly, with the display in place at least through March. The museum is located at 403 S. 4th Street in Finnup Park, adjacent to Lee Richardson Zoo.