The best arts & culture spots in Amarillo

“Amarillo Railroad Museum, Inc. is where your inner railfan gets a workout. Peer at intricate model layouts, catch the G-scale garden railroad doing its thing, and dive into real-deal prototype lore...”

From the Amarillo newsletter, September 18, 2026

“Jack Sisemore RV Museum and Storage is a love letter to vintage road life, with restored campers and motorhomes decked out in era-perfect memorabilia, plus classic motorcycles and cars. Perfect for a quick midweek wander when you need a little Panhandle daydream fuel.”

From the Amarillo newsletter, September 22, 2026

“Texas Panhandle War Memorial Center pairs a quiet Memorial Park of service-member monuments with a museum full of military artifacts, an Education Center, and a solemn chapel, creating a space where locals can learn, reflect, and put names, faces, and real stories to the wars our neighbors fought.”

From the Amarillo newsletter, September 13, 2026

“If you’ve been itching to bust a move outside your living room, Unique Stepperz Studio is a welcoming spot for dancers of all styles, kids and adults alike. They hit local events and competitions, drop monthly video routines, and hold Elite Group auditions so committed movers can shine.”

From the Amarillo newsletter, September 14, 2026

“Whether your crew is bouncing off the walls or just curious, Don Harrington Discovery Center delivers hands-on exhibits on space and wild weather, the Space Theater, an Outdoor Science Park, and rotating shows for toddlers to teens. A clutch local go-to for school breaks, Saturday Science Camp, and birthday parties.”

From the Amarillo newsletter, September 4, 2026

“Doxa blends solid ballet training with a Christ-centered approach, offering classes for kids, teens, and adults plus two training pathways if your dancer wants to go all in. Expect original story ballets, community performances, and a staff that pairs excellence with Christ-centered purpose.”

From the Amarillo newsletter, September 7, 2026

“From a National Register-listed DC-3 to the Space Shuttle Training Aircraft, Texas Air & Space Museum packs Amarillo’s aviation story into real metal and riveting tales from folks who know it. Swing by this week and leave grinning like a kid again.”

From the Amarillo newsletter, August 21, 2026

“Whether you’re dusting off an old leotard or trying something brand-new, Lone Star Dance Academy gets Amarillo moving with ballet, pointe, tap, jazz, modern, and hip hop for ages 3 through pro levels. Born from Lone Star Ballet’s 1975 legacy, classes feel legit and fun, so try a class this week.”

From the Amarillo newsletter, August 19, 2026

“Edge turns the midweek blahs into high-energy wins with classes that make beginners feel brave and dancers level up. If you’ve been meaning to try something new this week, this Amarillo studio brings real instruction, heart, and community... take that first step and let the beat handle the rest.”

From the Amarillo newsletter, August 25, 2026

“Amarillo Performing Arts Center is where dancers grow, from tiny twos to seniors ready to compete. Expect real training in dance, tumbling, and cheer, plus fun extras like Try It Tuesdays and their Nutcracker twist, Amarillo Dreamin'. Season 15 kicks off September 8.”

From the Amarillo newsletter, August 31, 2026

“Swing by Amarillo Museum of Art to catch Stations Words | Bars Cars, pairing Ed Ruscha and Ron Cooper for a smart, road-lit tour of the American West, on view through August 30. While you’re there, wander their landscape show and the Price Collection for a quick art reset.”

From the Amarillo newsletter, August 29, 2026