Brought to you by: | Panhandle Plains:January - February January 1—CHILDRESS: Christmas in the Park See Dec. 1 listing for details. Panhandle Plains
January 1—CHILDRESS: Festival of Lights See Dec. 1 listing for details. Panhandle Plains
January 1—WICHITA FALLS: Fantasy of Lights See Dec. 2 listing for details. Panhandle Plains
January 1-2—SAN ANGELO: The Great Flood of 1936 Exhibit See Dec. 1 listing for details. Panhandle Plains
January 1-9—CANYON: Spiritual Places See Dec. 1 listing for details. Panhandle Plains
January 1-14—WICHITA FALLS: Santa Express See Dec. 1 listing for details. Panhandle Plains
January 1-Feb. 19—CANYON: The Littlefield Murals See Dec. 1 listing for details. Panhandle Plains
January 1-Feb. 28—ABILENE: Ed Young: The Picture Within a Picture See Dec. 1 listing for details. Panhandle Plains
January 1-Sep. 9—CANYON: Try!: Rodeo on the Southern Plains See Dec. 1 listing for details. Panhandle Plains
January 3—ABILENE: Frank Arnold Ministries Gospel Concert Begins at 7 p.m. Abilene Civic Center. 888/205-6723 Panhandle Plains
January 4—ABILENE: West Texas Sports & Fitness Expo Hours are 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Abilene Civic Center, 1100 N. Sixth St. 325/692-2972 Panhandle Plains
January 6—AMARILLO: First Friday Art Walk Stroll among the displays at The Galleries at Sunset Center. Hours are 5–9 p.m. 3701 Plains Blvd. www.amarilloartists.com 806/353-5700 Panhandle Plains
January 12—ABILENE: ArtWalk Enjoy entertainment and special events at restaurants, shops, museums and galleries. Hours are 5-8:30 p.m. Downtown. 325/677-8389 Panhandle Plains
January 12—ABILENE: Dancing with the Abilene Stars Local “celebrities” are paired with professional dancers in this friendly competition. Tickets required. Abilene Civic Center, 1100 N. Sixth St. 325/692-0112 Panhandle Plains
January 14—BUFFALO GAP: Chautauqua Learning Series This lecture series based on the Chautauqua movement, which brought educational talks and entertainment to rural U.S. areas in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, covers a different topic each month. Begins at 11 a.m. Buffalo Gap Historic Village, 133 N. William. 325/572-3365 Panhandle Plains
January 14—QUANAH: Quanah Livestock Show Members of local 4-H and FFA clubs show their livestock. 4-H Pavilion, 5429 F.M. 2568. 940/663-6301 Panhandle Plains
January 14-15—ABILENE: Texas Gun & Knife Show Abilene Civic Center, 1100 N. Sixth St. 830/285-0575 or 325/676-6211 Panhandle Plains
January 14-17—COLEMAN: Coleman County Livestock Show Students show animals raised as 4-H and FFA projects. Goree Expo and Bill Franklin Center. 325/785-4291 Panhandle Plains
January 16—ABILENE: Martin Luther King Dinner Begins at 6:30 p.m. Abilene Civic Center, 1100 N. Sixth St. 325/338-7572 Panhandle Plains
January 20-22—SEMINOLE: Trade Days Offers arts and crafts, jewelry, antiques, candles, metal art, home decor, gifts, food and more. 812 S.E. Avenue F. www.seminoletradedays.com 432/758-0807 or 432/209-2403 Panhandle Plains
January 20-21, 27-28—AMARILLO: The Kwahadi Dancers’ Winter Night Ceremonials Enjoy a spectacular pageant of song and dance in the intimate setting of the museum’s kiva. Optional dinner available. Begins at 7:30 p.m. Kwahadi Museum of the American Indian. www.kwahadi.com 806/335-3175 Panhandle Plains
January 21—CHILDRESS: County Stock Show Local youth exhibit animals they have raised. Show Barn. c.commerce@att.net 940/937-2351 Panhandle Plains
January 21—STRAWN: Third Saturday Jamboree Features live country and bluegrass music in a smoke- and alcohol-free environment. Hours are 6–10 p.m. Civic Center. www.strawntx.com 254/631-9223 Panhandle Plains
January 24—ALBANY: Lunar New Year Festival Create crafts inspired by Asian cultures and Lunar New Year traditions, play traditional games, eat customary foods and learn about Asian cultures. The Old Jail Art Center.www.theoldjailartcenter.org 325/762-2269 Panhandle Plains
January 27-28—CANADIAN: Hemphill County Stock Show Hemphill County Exhibition Center. E-mail: jkreed@ag.tamu.edu 806/323-9114 Panhandle Plains
January 27-29—ABILENE: World of Wheels Abilene Civic Center. 325/676-6211 or 818/999-3212 Panhandle Plains
January 28—ABILENE: Abilene Philharmonic Orchestra Concert At 8 p.m. Abilene Civic Center. 325/677-6710 Panhandle Plains
January 28—ABILENE: Kiwanis Pancake Festival Hours are 6 a.m.–6 p.m. J.S. Bridwell Ag Center. 940/264-1160 Panhandle Plains
January 28—QUANAH: Hardeman County Project Show Members of 4-H and FFA clubs in the county show their livestock. 5429 F.M. 2568. 940/663-6301 Panhandle Plains
January 29—QUANAH: Hardeman County Arts-and-Crafts Show Area youth exhibit arts and crafts, food, sewing, photography, cakes and more. Quanah Community Center on F.M. 2568. 940/663-6301 Panhandle Plains February February 1-19—CANYON: The Littlefield Murals See Dec. 1 listing for details. Panhandle Plains
February 1-28—ABILENE: Ed Young: The Picture Within a Picture See Dec. 1 listing for details. Panhandle Plains
February 1-Sep. 9—CANYON: Try!: Rodeo on the Southern Plains See Dec. 1 listing for details. Panhandle Plains
February 3—AMARILLO: First Friday Art Walk Stroll among the displays at The Galleries at Sunset Center. Hours are 5–9 p.m. 3701 Plains Blvd. www.amarilloartists.com 806/353-5700 Panhandle Plains
February 3-4, 17-18, 24-25—AMARILLO: The Kwahadi Dancers’ Winter Night Ceremonials Enjoy a pageant of song and dance in the museum’s kiva. Optional dinner available. Begins at 7:30 p.m. Kwahadi Museum of the American Indian. www.kwahadi.com 806/335-3175 Panhandle Plains
February 4—BIG SPRING: Symphony Concert Features the Van Cilburn piano competition orchestra and 2009 gold-medalist Haochen Zhang. Big Spring Municipal Auditorium. www.bigspringsymphony.com 432/264-7223 Panhandle Plains
February 4-May 20—ALBANY: Cell Series: Bill Davenport Houston-based artist produces larger-than-life installations. The Old Jail Art Center. www.theoldjailartcenter.org 325/762-2269 Panhandle Plains
February 4-May 20—ALBANY: The Reclusive Image: Works from Texas Museums Old Jail Art Center, 201 S. Second St. www.theoldjailartcenter.org 325/762-2269 Panhandle Plains
February 9—ABILENE: ArtWalk Enjoy entertainment and special events at restaurants, shops, museums and galleries. Hours are 5–8:30 p.m. Downtown. 325/677-8389 Panhandle Plains
February 9—ABILENE: Daddy/Daughter Date Night Features dinner, dancing and door prizes. Reservations required. Hours are 6–9 p.m. Abilene Civic Center. 325/734-5301 Panhandle Plains
February 11—BUFFALO GAP: Chautauqua Learning Series This lecture series based on the Chautauqua movement, which brought educational talks and entertainment to rural U.S. areas in the late 1800s and early 1900s, covers a new topic each month. Begins at 11 a.m. Buffalo Gap Historic Village. 325/572-3365 Panhandle Plains
February 12—ABILENE: Fred Garbo Inflatable Theater Company This unique show entertains people of all ages with physical comedy, dance, juggling and creative inventions that inflate. Begins at 2 p.m. Paramount Theatre. 325/677-1161 Panhandle Plains
February 12—SAN ANGELO: Civil War 150th Commemoration Discussion Features lectures and discussion on Civil War topics. This session’s topic is “Emancipation, 1862.” Fort Concho National Historic Landmark. www.fortconcho.com 325/234-0316 Panhandle Plains
February 12-Oct. 14—CANYON: Another Day Another Dollar: The Legacy of the Civilian Conservation Corps See how the Civilian Conservation Corps of the 1930s left a lasting mark on the landscape of the Texas Panhandle. Related symposium is on Feb. 18. Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum. http://panhandleplains.org Panhandle Plains
February 14-24—SAN ANGELO: San Angelo Stock Show & Rodeo Features PRCA rodeo action, carnival, parade, live entertainment and more. San Angelo Coliseum. www.sanangelorodeo.com 325/653-7785 Panhandle Plains
February 17-18—ABILENE: Abilene Christian University Sing Song ACU students perform in this a capella competition with original lyrics set to popular songs. Saturday. Abilene Christian University Moody Coliseum 325/674-4864 Panhandle Plains
February 17-19—SEMINOLE: Trade Days Offers arts and crafts, jewelry, antiques, home decor and more. Hours are 9 a.m.–5 p.m. 812 S.E. Avenue F.www.seminoletradedays.com 432/758-0807 or 432/209-2403 Panhandle Plains
February 18—ABILENE: Rescue the Animals Fur Ball Enjoy dinner and dancing with animals, a costume contest and more. Hours are 7–10 p.m. Abilene Civic Center, 1100 N. Sixth St. 325/698-SPCA Panhandle Plains
February 18—COLEMAN: Search for the Stars Local talents present a night of entertainment. Coleman High School Auditorium. www.chhalefoundation.com 325/625-3455 Panhandle Plains
February 18—STRAWN: Third Saturday Jamboree Features live country and bluegrass music in a smoke- and alcohol-free environment. Hours are 6–10 p.m. Civic Center www.strawntx.com 254/631-9223 Panhandle Plains
February 21-22—ABILENE: Texas Farm-Ranch-Wildlife Expo Taylor County Expo Center, 1700 Texas 36. 325/677-7241 Panhandle Plains
February 22-23—AMARILLO: Stomp Amarillo Civic Center Auditorium. www.panhandletickets.com 806/378-3096 Panhandle Plains
February 25—ABILENE: Abilene Philharmonic Orchestra in Concert Begins at 8 p.m. Abilene Civic Center, 1100 N. Sixth St. 325/677-6710 Panhandle Plains
February 25—ABILENE: Greater Kiwanis Chili Day Hours are 11 a.m.–7 p.m. Abilene Civic Center, 1100 N. Sixth St. 325/669-0737 Panhandle Plains
February 25-26—WICHITA FALLS: Home and Garden Show Multi-Purpose Events Center. www.kempcenter.org 940/767-2787 Panhandle Plains
February 26—SAN ANGELO: Buffalo Soldier Heritage Day Features displays, living history events, music and food to celebrate the contributions of black troops on the Western frontier. Fort Concho National Historic Landmark. www.fortconcho.com 325/481-2646 Panhandle Plains |
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