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Panhandle Plains: August - SeptemberAugust August 1—AMARILLO: First Friday Citywide Art Walk Stroll among the displays at The Galleries at Sunset Center. Hours are 6 to 9 p.m. 806/352-7262 Panhandle Plains
August 1—AMARILLO: Wildcat Buff Nature Center’s Wild Night Life & Star Party www.wildcatbluff.org 806/352-6007 Panhandle Plains
August 1—LUBBOCK: First Friday Art Trail Art venues showcase fabulous works of art. Hours are 6 to 9 p.m. www.ffat.org 806/762-8606 Panhandle Plains
August 1-2—QUANAH: Rodeo, Parade & Dance Parade is at 4:30 p.m. Friday. Rodeo is at 8 p.m. and dance at 9:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday. E-mail: quanahcoc@cebridge.net 940/663-2222 Panhandle Plains
August 1-2—WICHITA FALLS: Third Annual Bluegrass Festival Performers include Salt Grass, Ellis County, Link Family, Rockin’ Acoustic Circus, Star Canyon and The Village Singers. Begins at 5 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. Saturday. Multi Purpose Events Center. 940/761-7490 or 940/692-9783 Panhandle Plains
August 1-3—ABILENE: Permian Basin Paint Horse Club Paint Horse Show Rose Park Tennis Center. 325/677-4376 Panhandle Plains
August 1-3—CANYON: Palo Duro Western Film Festival Enjoy a weekend of classic Western films and lectures at the Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum and Varsity Theater. www.panhandleplains.org 806/651-2244 Panhandle Plains
August 1-17—CANYON: TEXAS This outdoor musical drama by Paul Green is in its 43rd year of production. Pioneer Amphitheatre at Palo Duro Canyon State Park. (Began Jun. 2.) www.texas-show.com 806/655-2181 Panhandle Plains
August 2—JACKSBORO: Dinosaur Day Local historian and geologist Jack Loftin talks about dinosaurs and his extensive rock and fossil collection. Begins at 10 a.m. Fort Richardson State Park and Historic Site. 940/567-3506 Panhandle Plains
August 2—SAN ANGELO: First Saturday at the Chicken Farm Art Center Includes art, music, food, blacksmiths, kids activities and fun. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 2505 Martin Luther King. www.chickenfarmartcenter.com 325/653-4936 Panhandle Plains
August 2—SAN ANGELO: San Angelo Speedway — Power Puff Races & Texas Dwarf Cars 3613 FM 2105. www.sanangelospeedway.net 325/763-4978 or 325/763-5556 Panhandle Plains
August 2-3—ABILENE: USCRA Calf Roping — Lanham Mangold Taylor County Expo Center, Covered Outdoor Arena. 325/677-4376 Panhandle Plains
August 2-Oct. 25—BIG SPRING: Heritage Museum presents Sports Stars from Howard County Celebrates famous sports figures from the county. Heritage Museum. www.bigspringmuseum.com 432/267-8255 Panhandle Plains
August 3—SAN ANGELO: Biscuits & Gravy Bike Ride State Park. 325/949-4757 Panhandle Plains
August 3, 17—BUFFALO GAP: Vintage Base Ball Interpreters and volunteers illustrate how baseball has changed between 1883 and the present. Buffalo Gap Historic Village, 133 N. William. 325/572-3365 Panhandle Plains
August 5, 12, 19—AMARILLO: Starlight Theater Features local groups in live musical performances. Sponsored by the City of Amarillo Parks and Recreation Department. Sam Houston Park. 806/378-3036 Panhandle Plains
August 7-9—DALHART: La Rita Theatre XIT Melodrama Held in conjunction with the XIT Rodeo & Reunion. 311 Denrock. www.dalhart.org 806/244-5646 Panhandle Plains
August 7-9—DALHART: XIT Rodeo & Reunion Includes free pork chop dinner, free watermelon and world’s largest free barbecue. Enjoy nightly rodeos, dances, queen’s contest, parade, 5-K run, tractor pulls, mud bogs and more. Rita Blanca Lake Coliseum and Rodeo Grounds. www.dalhart.org 806/244-5646 Panhandle Plains
August 8—CANYON: CCC Trail Nature & History Hike Begins at 9 a.m. Palo Duro Canyon State Park. 806/488-2227 Panhandle Plains
August 8-9—DALHART: XIT Arts & Crafts Show 1401 Tennessee. 806/244-5646 or 806/244-4434 Panhandle Plains
August 8-9—RALLS: Ralls Lions Club Parade & Rodeo Begins with a parade Friday afternoon. Rodeo events — bronco riding, bull riding, barrel run, calf roping and steer wrestling — are held both evenings. Dance occurs after the rodeo both evenings. Downtown Ralls and Ralls Rodeo Grounds, S. Hwy. 207. www.cityofralls.org 806/253-2527 or 806/253-2342 Panhandle Plains
August 8-9, 15-16, 22-23—LUBBOCK: Lubbock Moonlight Musicals Production: The Music Man Gates open at 7 p.m. Shows begin at 8 p.m. Wells Fargo Amphitheatre, 413 E. Broadway. www.ticketsage.com/_lubbock 800/735-1288 or 806/770-2000 Panhandle Plains
August 8-10—SAN ANGELO: NCHA Cutting Horse 1st Community Credit Union Spur Arena. 325/653-7785 Panhandle Plains
August 8-10—VEGA: Oldham County Roundup Enjoy a parade, entertainment, booths, ranch rodeo, team roping, dance and more. www.oldhamcofc.org 806/267-2828 Panhandle Plains
August 8-10—VERNON: Summer’s Last Blast Watch 1,500 antique, hot rod and muscle cars cruise a 5-mile route. Join in tailgate parties on Friday and Saturday and view a display of more than 400 cars. Includes vintage cars, parade, vendors, Mud bog, ’50s concert and more. E-mail: vsmca@vsmca.com 940/553-4421 Panhandle Plains
August 9—AMARILLO: Second Saturday at Wildcat Bluff Nature Center Program focuses on horned lizards. www.wildcatbluff.org 806/352-6007 Panhandle Plains
August 9—CANYON: CCC Informational Program Learn about the contribution of the Civilian Conservation Corps in making Palo Duro Canyon a state park. Begins at 3 p.m. Palo Duro Canyon State Park. 806/488-2227 Panhandle Plains
August 9—DALHART: Fiddlers Contest Enjoy an old-time fiddlers contest. Veterans Memorial 7th Street Park. www.dalhart.org 806/244-5646 Panhandle Plains
August 9—STAMFORD: Off the Hook Bass Tournament Lake Stamford Marina. E-mail: stamfordcoc@sbcglobal.net • www.stamfordcoc.org 325/773-2411 Panhandle Plains
August 9-10—ABILENE: Texas Gun & Knife Show Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. Abilene Civic Center. 325/676-6211 or 830/257-5844 Panhandle Plains
August 13-Dec. 31—LUBBOCK: Medieval Southwest: Manifestations of the Old World in the New View armor and weapons used by conquistadors and listen to period music. Exhibit will display buttons, coins and pottery along with rare books and maps never before displayed to the general public. Texas Tech University Southwest Collection/Special Collections. www.swco.ttu.edu 806/742-3749 Panhandle Plains
August 14—ABILENE: Artwalk Hours are 5 to 8:30 p.m. Historic Downtown. 325/677-8389 Panhandle Plains
August 15-16—ABILENE: Hendrick Home for Children Sporting Clay Classic Taylor County Expo Center and Abilene Clay Sports. 325/692-0112 Panhandle Plains
August 15-17—BUFFALO GAP: Flea Market Old-fashioned flea market includes antiques, collectibles and everything else. Under the Oaks, Hwy. 89. 325/572-3327 Panhandle Plains
August 15-17—SEMINOLE: Seminole Trade Days Enjoy arts, crafts, antiques and food booths. 812 S.E. Avenue F. www.seminoletradedays.com 432/758-0807 Panhandle Plains
August 15-Oct. 26—AMARILLO: Amarillo Museum of Art Exhibits Girl Friend! the Barbie Sessions hangs in the Childers Gallery. Dichroic Color, Light & Space Sculpture is in the Johnson Gallery. www.amarilloart.org 806/371-5050 Panhandle Plains
August 16—ABILENE: Seniors Team Roping Association Taylor County Expo Center, Covered Outdoor Arena. 325/677-4376 Panhandle Plains
August 16—AMARILLO: Polk Street Block Party The city’s biggest block party takes over several downtown blocks from 4 p.m. to midnight. Six different outdoor stages feature 25 bands. Includes food vendors and a special children’s area. www.centercity.org 806/372-6744 Panhandle Plains
August 16—CANYON: Moonlight Hike Bring flashlights or headlamps to explore the trail, listen to stories of the canyon and possibly see nocturnal wildlife. Begins at 8:30 p.m. Palo Duro Canyon State Park. 806/488-2227 Panhandle Plains
August 16—GOODLETT: Pease River Opry Pease River Playhouse. 940/674-2477 Panhandle Plains
August 16—LUBBOCK: Ranch Dance. Come celebrate the tradition of the "Original West Texas Saturday Night" as we honor the memory of Texas fiddler Frankie McWhorter with live fiddle music and dancing. General admission. National Ranching Heritage Center, 7pm-10pm. ranch.dance@gmail.com PANHANDLE PLAINS
August 16—SAN ANGELO: Cowboy Concert Features local/regional cowboy music. Hours are 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Fort Concho Barracks 5-6 Courtyard. www.fortconcho.com 325/657-4444 Panhandle Plains
August 16—STRAWN: Third Saturday Jamboree Includes country-and-western, gospel and bluegrass music. Civic Center. www.strawntx.com 254/672-5622 Panhandle Plains
August 16—VERNON: 13th Annual Vernon Burnin Bike Ride Begins at 7:30 a.m. www.vernonjaycees.org 940/553-4494 Panhandle Plains
August 21—AMARILLO: Third Thursday Program Includes films, art activities, live music, gallery tours and more. Hours are 6 to 9 p.m. Amarillo Museum of Art. www.amarilloart.org 806/371-5050 Panhandle Plains
August 21—SAN ANGELO: Off the Wall & in Your Glass: Art & Wine Reception Hours are 5 to 7 p.m. D’Vine Wine, 113 E. Concho. www.devinewineusa.com 325/482-WINE Panhandle Plains
August 22—SAN ANGELO: Four-Five & Fun Fridays D’Vine Wine of Texas, 113 E. Concho. 325/482-9463 Panhandle Plains
August 22-24—ABILENE: NBHA District 9 Barrel Racing Taylor County Expo Center. 325/677-4376 Panhandle Plains
August 23—CANYON: Native American Presentation Learn about Native Americans, past and present. Begins at 7 p.m. Palo Duro Canyon State Park. 806/488-2227 Panhandle Plains
August 23—JACKSBORO: Guys & Gals Car Show Hours are 5:30 to
8 p.m. Courthouse Square. www.jacksborochamber.com/72/guys-and-gals-
August 23—LUBBOCK: Prairie Winds Chorus’ Annual Show This is the 100th year celebration. prairiewindschorus.tripod.com (no www) 806/799-SING Panhandle Plains
August 23—SAN ANGELO: San Angelo Speedway — 4-Wheeler Race 3613 FM 2105. www.sanangelospeedway.net 325/763-4978 or 325/763-5556 Panhandle Plains
August 23—SAN ANGELO: Symphony of Horses 325/658-5877 or 325/653-7785 Panhandle Plains
August 23—WICHITA FALLS: Hotter’N Hell Hundred Ride begins at 7 a.m. Saturday. Includes a consumer show, USCF Criterium Race, USCF Road Race, Hotter’N Hell Hundred Endurance Ride, off-road bicycle race, off-road trail run, entertainment, food and more. Multi Purpose Event Center. www.hh100.org 940/322-3223 Panhandle Plains
August 26-31—AMARILLO: Bayer Select AQHA World Championship Show Features more than 700 entries in a show dedicated to competitors older than age 50. Amarillo National Center. www.aqha.org 806/376-4811 Panhandle Plains
August 28-30—ABILENE: Fourth Annual GoFridayNight.com Champions Classic Shotwell Stadium, 1525 E. S. 11th. 325/676-2556 Panhandle Plains
August 30—BIG SPRING: Texas Oldest Consecutive Rod Run. Early Cars of Big Spring will hosting it's 36th consecutive Rod Run and Car Show in Comanche Trail Park, 9 a.m. - 3pm. www.earlycar.com or earlycar@suddenlink.net(432)394-4244 Panhandle Plains
August 30—CANYON: Panhandle-Plains Folklife Festival Panhandle cultural groups share music, dance and other activities. Panhandle Plains Historical Museum. www.panhandleplains.org 806/651-2244 Panhandle Plains
August 30—EASTLAND: EAA Chapter 956, Inc. Fall Fly-In & Barbecue Includes barbecue ribs and a static aircraft display. Eastland International Airport, identifier KETN. E-mail: jepelpp@txol.net 254/629-1588 Panhandle Plains
August 30—PLAINS: Yoakum County Watermelon Roundup Festival. 8:00am-5:00pm. 13th Annual Roundup with food, games,craft booths, classic car show, sanctioned cookoff, live entertainment all day, and of course free ice cold watermelon slices. Call 806-592-4242 or email ycwatermelonroundup@yahoo.com. PANHANDLE PLAINS
August 30—SAN ANGELO: San Angelo Speedway — Kids Go-Kart Race 3612 FM 2105. www.sanangelospeedway.net 325/763-4978 or 325/763-5556 Panhandle Plains
August 30-31—AMARILLO: Old Tascosa Cycling Classic Includes a series of races on downtown’s 100-year-old brick streets, as well as over the area’s plains and canyons. www.oldtascosaclassic.com 806/378-3036 Panhandle Plains
August 30-31—BOYS RANCH: 64th Annual Cal Farley’s Boys Ranch Rodeo From young stick-horse riders to more experienced bull riders, the two-day event provides recognition and rewards for children living at Cal Farley’s Boys Ranch and Cal Farley’s Girlstown. www.calfarley.org 806/372-2341 Panhandle Plains
August 30-31—BUFFALO GAP: Chili Super Bowl See and sample the world’s largest bowl of chili. Enjoy live music, concessions, nightly dances, kids playground and more from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. Old Settlers Reunion Grounds. 325/674-1224 Panhandle Plains September September 1—PAMPA: Pampa Fine Arts Association’s 27th Annual Chautauqua Includes food, entertainment, games, exhibits and crafts. Hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Central Park. E-mail: r_morriss@sbcglobal.net 806/665-0343 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 1-7—ABILENE: Zero to 60 Automotive fine art exhibit. Grace Museum. www.thegracemuseum.org 325/673-4587 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 1-Oct. 18—CANYON: The Griffin Collection Includes European, American Southwest and Mexican furniture, as well as a variety of Southwestern textiles. Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum. www.panhandleplains.org 806/651-2244 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 1-Oct. 19—LUBBOCK: Tobacciana Stevens Gallery, National Ranching Heritage Center, 3121 Fourth St. www.NRHC.com 806/742-0498 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 1-Oct. 25—BIG SPRING: Heritage Museum presents Sports Stars from Howard County Show celebrates famous sports figures. Heritage Museum. www.bigspringmuseum.com 432/267-8255 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 1-Oct. 26—AMARILLO: Amarillo Museum of Art Exhibits Girl Friend! the Barbie Sessions hangs in the Childers Gallery. Dichroic Color, Light & Space Sculpture is in the Johnson Gallery. www.amarilloart.org 806/371-5050 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 1-Nov. 30—LUBBOCK: Anthony Quinn: A Lifetime of Creating & Collecting Art Quinn created a large body of art and collected more than 3,000 items ranging from ancient Roman artifacts to modern art. The Museum of Texas Tech University. www.museum.ttu.edu 806/742-2442 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 1-Dec. 31—LUBBOCK: Medieval Southwest: Manifestations of the Old World in the New Exhibit will display buttons, coins and pottery discovered in archaeological digs along with rare books and maps. Texas Tech University Southwest Collection/Special Collections. www.swco.ttu.edu 806/742-3749 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 1-Feb. 8—LUBBOCK: James T. Wheat: Pioneer Spur Collector Macy Gallery, National Ranching Heritage Center, 3121 Fourth St. www.NRHC.com 806/742-0498 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 3-10—SAN ANGELO: The Secret Life of Girls Offers an honest and unflinching dramatization of teen-girl angst. Angelo Civic Theatre. www.angelocivictheatre.com 325/949-4400 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 3, 10, 17, 24—SAN ANGELO: Fort Concho Speaker Series Offers lunchtime talks on area heritage and history. Fort Concho. www.fortconcho.com 325/481-2646 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 4—SAN ANGELO: Manny Campos Band Features live blues. 208 S. Oakes St. 325/653-0437 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 4-6—SWEETWATER: TSTC Sammy Baugh Football Classic Includes four football games. Mustang Bowl. www.sweetwatertexas.org 325/235-5488 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 4-13—ABILENE: West Texas Fair & Rodeo Includes exhibits, rodeo, livestock shows and a carnival. Parade is 10:30 a.m. Sept. 6 in historic downtown Abilene. Taylor County Expo Center. 325/677-4376 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 5—AMARILLO: First Friday Citywide Art Walk Hours are 6 to 9 p.m. 806/352-7262 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 5—LUBBOCK: First Friday Art Trail Art venues showcase fabulous works of art. www.ffat.org 806/762-8606 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 5-6—OLNEY: One Arm Dove Hunt www.onearmdovehunt.com 940/564-5445 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 6—BIG SPRING: Big Spring Symphony Orchestra Fall Concert Big Spring Municipal Auditorium. www.bigspringsymphony.com 432/264-7233 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 6—BIG SPRING: Comanche Warrior Triathlon Challenging course features a 500-meter swim, 30K ride and 5K run. Comanche Trail Park. www.bigspring-cvb.com 432/264-7233 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 6—COLEMAN: Dove Festival Includes a fish fry in honor of hunters and landowners. Bill Franklin Center. www.colemantexas.org 325/625-2163 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 6—HAMLIN: Citywide Garage Sale Garage sale listings and city maps are available at the chamber office. 245 S. Central. 325/576-3501 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 6—QUANAH: Geochaching Park Volunteer Doug Holbert gives a practical introduction to this sport. Includes a hike. Copper Breaks State Park. 940/839-4331 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 6—SAN ANGELO: First Saturday at the Chicken Farm Art Center Includes art, music, food, blacksmiths, kids activities and more. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 2505 Martin Luther King. www.chickenfarmartcenter.com 325/653-4936 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 6—SAN ANGELO: Lily Fest Civic League Park. 325/657-4279 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 6—SAN ANGELO: Longhorn Tour A park interpreter discusses the features of this magnificent breed. Call for times. San Angelo State Park. 325/949-4757 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 6, 20—QUANAH: Campsite Talks Copper Break State Park. 940/839-4331 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 8—SAN ANGELO: Home Builders Association of San Angelo Annual Golf Tournament San Angelo Country Club. 325/949-1040 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 11—ABILENE: Artwalk Hours are 5 to 8:30 p.m. Historic Downtown. 325/677-8389 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 11—AMARILLO: Good Times Barbecue Cook-Off Attracts more than 110 cooking teams and more than 8,000 barbecue fanciers to the largest barbecue cook-off in the Panhandle. Three blocks in downtown Amarillo. www.amarillo-chamber.org 806/373-7800 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 11-28—SAN ANGELO: Chaps This rootin’-tootin’ musical comedy is a head-on collision between Monty Python and Tex Ritter. Angelo Civic Theatre. www.angelocivictheatre.com 325/949-4400 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 12-13—ELECTRA: Homecoming Includes Friday night football game, 10 a.m. parade on Saturday, free bean feed, car show, arts & crafts booths, and street dance. www.electratexas.org 940/495-3577 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 12-13—GORDON: Antique Tractor Show/Parade & Pull 254/693-5676 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 12-20—AMARILLO: Tri-State Fair Includes a PRCA rodeo and all the activities expected in a top-notch regional fair. Fairgrounds, 10th and Grand Street. www.tristatefair.com 806/376-7767 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 13—ABILENE: Downtown Dayz Come downtown for outdoor music, sidewalk sales, working artists, walking history tours and more. 325/672-9696 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 13—ABILENE: Philharmonic Concert Begins at 8 p.m. Abilene Civic Center. 325/677-6710 or 800/460-0610 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 13—BALLINGER: Citywide Garage Sale Takes place all over town. www.ballingertx.org 325/365-2333 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 13—GOODLETT: Goodlett Gospel Jamboree Pease River Playhouse. 940/674-2477 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 13—QUANAH: 25th Annual Fall Festival Includes car and tractor show, arts & crafts, cow patty bingo, museum tours and more. Downtown, Courthouse. E-mail: quanahcoc@cebridge.net 940/663-2222 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 13—QUANAH: Cowboy Poetry Begins at 8 p.m. Copper Breaks State Park. 940/839-4331 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 13—RALLS: Cotton Boll Fest Includes entertainment, ballet folklorico, cotton boll contest, tractor pull, agriculture displays, arts & crafts, children’s activities, cotton boll queen contest, and street dance. Downtown Ralls on the Square. www.cityofralls.org 806/253-2342 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 13—SAN ANGELO: Adult Bird Adventures Begins at 7:30 a.m. San Angelo State Park. 325/949-4757 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 13-14—BROWNWOOD: 2008 West Texas Teams Trail Championship Bass Tourney Lake Brownwood. www.westtexasteamtrail.com PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 14—BROWNWOOD: Annual St. John’s Arts & Crafts Fair Features local and areawide vendors. 325/646-7482 or 325/648-2724 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 16-20—WICHITA FALLS: Texas-Oklahoma Fair Features vendors, arts & crafts entries, live bands, carnival rides, livestock shows, exotic petting zoo, Beanie Burger eating contest and more. Multi-Purpose Events Center. www.joetomwhite.com 940/720-2999 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 18—AMARILLO: Third Thursday Enjoy films, art activities, live music and gallery tours. Amarillo Museum of Arts. www.amarilloart.org 806/371-5050 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 19-21—ABILENE: Elmo Makes Music Elmo, Zoe, Big Bird and their Sesame Street friends share their love of music. Abilene Civic Center. 325/676-6211 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 19-21—ABILENE: USTRC Team Roping Championships Taylor County Expo Center, Covered Outdoor Arena and Horse Barn. 325/677-3476 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 19-21—BROWNWOOD: Reunion Celebration Includes vendor booths, midway, live entertainment, concerts featuring Stoney Larue on Friday night and Mark Chesnutt on Saturday night, and special Sunday performances. Downtown Brownwood. www.brownwoodtx.com 325/641-1182 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 19-21—BUFFALO GAP: Flea Market Old-fashioned flea market includes antiques, collectibles and everything else. Under the Oaks, Hwy. 89. 325/572-3327 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 20—ALBANY: Annual Albany Garage Sale Begins at 8 a.m. 325/762-2525 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 20—BIG SPRING: Alzheimer’s Memory Walk Old Settlers Pavilion at Comanche Trail Park. www.geocities.com/rsvp79720 432/264-2397 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 20—BRONTE: Fort Chadbourne Celebrates the 150th Anniversary of the Butterfield Stage Show will be centered on stories of the stage as it traveled through the historic fort. Includes dinner. Fort Chadbourne. www.fortchadbourne.org 325/743-2555 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 20—DALHART: Downtown Block Party Includes game booths, food booths, arts & crafts, live entertainment and more. 3rd, 4th and 5th blocks of Denrock. www.dalhart.org 806/244-5646 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 20—STAMFORD: MacKenzie Trail Festival Includes Duggan’s Parts Plus Car Show, Hell or High Water Barbecue for Bucks Cook-off, TCR Bullfest, country-and-western dance, horseshoe pitching contest, trade show and food vendors. On the Square and TCR Grounds. www.stamfordcoc.org 325/773-2411 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 20-21—SAN ANGELO: Arts & Crafts Show Wells Fargo Pavilion. 325/653-7785 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 20-21—SAN ANGELO: Latino American Festival Hours are noon to midnight Saturday and 6 p.m. to midnight Sunday. Paseo Santa Angela. 325/812-6550 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 21—BUFFALO GAP: Vintage Base Ball Interpreters and volunteers illustrate how the game has changed between 1883 and the present. Buffalo Gap Historic Village, 133 N. William. 325/572-3365 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 22—AMARILLO: Kwahadi Indian Dancers Annual Indian Summer Ceremonial Begins at 7:30 p.m. Kwahadi-Kiva Indian Museum. www.kwahadi.com 806/335-3175 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 23-27—ABILENE: West Texas Book & Music Festival Includes a reception for local authors, brown bag lunches, Texas Cookbook Gala, reception for Texas authors, Hall of Texas Authors, panel discussions on self-publishing, Texas Rangers and West Texas Gospel Hymnfest. www.abilenetx.com/apl 325/676-6017 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 24-27—BIG SPRING: Howard County Fair Features exhibits, arts & crafts, food, carnival, nightly entertainment and stock shows. Hours are 4 to 10 p.m. Wednesday through Friday and 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday. Howard County Fairbarns. www.howardcountyfairoftexas.com 432/268-9335 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 25-27—GRAHAM: Knights of Columbus Ranch Rodeo Young County Arena. www.grahamtxchamber.com 940/549-3355 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 25-28—ABILENE: Ward Brothers Seniors Team Roping Association Finals Taylor County Expo Center, Horse Barn. 325/677-3476 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 26—ALBANY: Back to Albany Enjoy a cowboy breakfast behind Bank Park, vendors with arts & crafts and food, music, air castles in the park and more. 325/762-2525 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 26-27—LUBBOCK: Flatland Film Festival Offers a short film competition and film invitational. The Underwood Center for the Arts. www.flatlandfilmfestival.com PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 26-27—POSTOAK: Busy Bee Quilt Show Includes quilts on display, craft items, and a trash and treasure sale. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Community Building. E-mail: wlwcobb@hotmail.com 940/567-2771 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 26-27—WICHITA FALLS: Falls Fest Includes an arts & crafts market, games, multiple stages featuring different bands, Kids Korner, CASI-sanctioned chili cook-off, and Falls Fest Nuts & Bolts Motorcycle Run. Lucy Park. www.fallsfest.org 940/692-9797 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 26-28—ABILENE: 14th Annual Hot Air Balloon Festival Features nightly balloon glow, arts & crafts, games, food booths, children’s contests and street dances. Hare & Hound Race is Saturday morning. Red Bud Park. 325/795-0995 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 26-28—JACKSBORO: Texas 13th Cavalry Annual Muster & Drills Spend the day traveling back in time while observing these re-enactors as they assemble and go through their drills. Fort Richardson State Park and Historic Site. 940/567-3506 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 27—ABILENE: Colors of Life Art Show & Sale Offers art by area artists who are ages 55 or older. Wesley Court Retirement Community. 325/437-1184 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 27—BIG SPRING: Harvest Saturday Participants enjoy nature tours and hayrides along the scenic drive. Hours are 3 to 6 p.m. Scenic Mountain, Big Spring State Park. www.tpwd.state.tx.us/spdest/findadest/parks/big_spring 432/263-4931 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 27—DUMAS: Annual Museum Day & Antique Tractor Show Includes arts & crafts, entertainment, quilt show and great food. Hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Window on the Plains Museum. E-mail: dumasmuseum@windstream.net 806/935-3113 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 27—EDEN: Fall Fest Celebration Includes a parade, arts & crafts booths, live entertainment, dunking booth, children’s activities, Extreme Sports Bounce and Slide, World Class Bull Ride, dinner and dance with the music of Bobby Flores. www.edentexas.com 325/869-2211 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 27—GRAHAM: Western Heritage Features a fiddlers competition, music, food vendors and craft booths. Downtown Square. www.grahamtxchamber.com 940/549-3355 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 27—JACKSBORO: Guys & Gals Car Show Hours are 5:30 to 8 p.m. On the Courthouse Square. www.jacksborochamber.com/73/guys-and-gals-car-show-4 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 27—LEVELLAND: Texas’ Last Frontier Ranch Heritage Tour Visit historic ranches and other sites of historical interest in West Texas. The tour culminates with a barbecue dinner and country-and-western music. www.ci.levelland.tx.us 806/229-2741, 806/894-4062 or 806/266-5484 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 27—QUANAH: Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament Quanah Country Club. E-mail: quanahcoc@cebridge.net 940/663-2222 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 27—SAN ANGELO: Armed Forces Chili Cook-Off Goodfellow Recreation Camp. 325/234-3056 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 27—SAN ANGELO: National Museum Day Fort Concho, 630 S. Oakes. www.fortconcho.com 325/481-2646 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 27-28—ABILENE: NBHA District 9 Barrel Racing Taylor County Expo Center. 325/677-4376 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 27-28—SAN ANGELO: Gun & Knife Show Wells Fargo Pavilion. 325/653-7785 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 27-Jan. 4—ALBANY: A Cell of One’s Own: Denny Pickett Exhibits paintings by this Texas landscape artist. The Old Jail Art Center. www.theoldjailartcenter.org 325/762-2269 PANHANDLE PLAINS
September 27-Jan. 4—ALBANY: Whistler: Realism in Print Features an exhibition of prints from the Dr. Richard L. Shorkey Collection. The Old Jail Art Center. www.theoldjailartcenter.org 325/762-2269 PANHANDLE PLAINS |
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