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Amarillo's Día de Muertos tradition is getting a new showcase this fall. The Catrina Dress Exhibit opens at 5:30 p.m. Friday, September 4, at Arts in the Sunset, bringing together a collection of Catrina dresses and costumes drawn from the Adult and Kids Catrina Costume Contests held during the past three years of the Día de Muertos Festival of Amarillo. -
discoverycentercollective.orgAmarillo's original neighborhood block party is coming home. Discover!, the beloved festival that filled John Ward Memorial Park with music, games, and community spirit from 1989 to 2004, returns this Saturday, September 5 — the Saturday of Labor Day weekend — as the Don Harrington Discovery Center celebrates its 50th anniversary.
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Don't miss the biggest event on the east side of Amarillo! It's time for the 8th Annual Back-to-School Barrio Bash Horseshoe Tournament & School Supply Drive, this Sunday at Amarillo's El Alamo Park. Event starts at 12p; backpack giveaway starts around 1p; and the scholarships will be announced around 3:30p. -
Pampa is getting a new gathering spot for live music, and it's celebrating with a fundraiser for a good cause. -
Amarillo Little Theatre Rolls Out the Red Carpet — or, the Passenger Seat — for "Driving Miss Daisy"Buckle up, Amarillo — Amarillo Little Theatre's Adventure Space is about to take audiences on a 25-year ride they won't forget! -
The Amarillo Museum of Art is throwing open its doors on Saturday, August 8th, for a Family Day that's equal parts art studio, block party, and birthday bash for a very famous highway. -
Grab your lawn chair, tune up your mandolin, and point the car toward Wilson Lake—the 9th Annual Lovegrass Music Festival starts this afternoon, and it's shaping up to be three of the best days in Kansas bluegrass all year. -
Amarillo, get ready to grab a lawn chair and your appetite—St. Andrew's Episcopal Church is turning its courtyard into a Wednesday night hangout, and everyone's invited. -
This Saturday, Colorado turns 150 — and thousands of Coloradans plan to mark the occasion by heading straight for the top of the state. -
On his newest album, I Still Love San Antone, Garrett T. Capps brings the lore of his hometown to life in the most fitting way possible: a Tex-Mex rock n’ roll fiesta! -
It's a rare chance to hear directly from the writers shaping how the state sees itself — and it promises to be one of the most thoughtful, heartfelt stops on this year's Dodge City Days schedule. -
For anyone who caught one of his earlier visits to Pampa, this is a chance to see him again in one of the region's most storied listening rooms. For everyone else, it's a chance to see why critics keep reaching for big comparisons to describe him.
