Events in Amarillo, TX

Toadies take the stage for a live performance at The Backyard at The Lumberyard. Tickets are available to purchase now.

Marking its 25th year, this buddy walk celebrates a long-running tradition.

See coffee roasting come to life at 107 Roasters during a free, in-person tour focused on connection, education, and great coffee. The experience runs about 60 to 90 minutes and covers the history of coffee, how it is grown, a focused 15 minute roasting demonstration, and a walk-through of the facility with Roaster Dave. Space is first come, first serve and no advance sign up is required. Extra parking is available at United Supermarkets, and entry is through the sliding wooden door in the center of the complex. For questions or to arrange a private tour, call ahead.

Spend time with adoptable animals and see if one could be the right match for you. This is a friendly opportunity to connect with pets who are looking for a new home.

A dinner meetup at Pizza Planet on Paramount brings together photographers, models, makeup artists, and anyone interested in photography. Share pizza and conversation while exploring how to prepare prints for Tri State and other photography topics. The gathering welcomes people who are new to photography as well as those who want to meet and connect with other photographers.

At Arts in the Sunset, Savor the Goods presents an evening with chef Steven Raichlen, known for the PBS series Steven Raichlen's Planet Barbecue and Steven Raichlen's Project Fire, as well as earlier programs Primal Grill and Barbecue University. The night celebrates the release of his new cookbook. Local pitmaster Tyler Frasier, owner of Tyler's Barbeque, will craft a dinner inspired by Raichlen's career in the industry. True to the series, the experience blends a cocktail party setting with a chef-driven meal and time for good company. Menu to be announced.

GRAMMY Award winning duo for KING + COUNTRY brings The Most Beautiful Colours Album Release Tour to Amarillo, unveiling new music from their forthcoming album alongside the anthems fans already know. Brothers Joel and Luke Smallbone pair cinematic production, bold percussion, and vivid storytelling with an intimate concert experience that includes rare up-close moments and insight into the inspiration behind the songs, creating a hopeful and faith-centered celebration. This tour visits 16 intimate venues across the United States and Canada. A VIP Artist Q&A Experience is available, which includes a premium seat, an exclusive pre-show conversation about the new album, and early entry with first access to merchandise. for KING + COUNTRY has earned four GRAMMY Awards, 13 No. 1 hits, and more than 5 billion streams. The Platinum-selling duo is known for dynamic performances and has reached audiences across the U.S., Australia, and Europe. Their album What Are We Waiting For? debuted in the Top 10 on the Billboard 200, following the RIAA Gold-certified Burn the Ships. They are active in humanitarian work, and their 2024 film UNSUNG HERO received the GMA Dove Award for Feature Film of the Year.

For King and Country brings the Most Beautiful Colours Tour to Amarillo Civic Center Auditorium.

At Sam Houston Park, the Amarillo Out of the Darkness Walk brings the community together to foster understanding as a foundation for suicide prevention. Suicide ranks as the 11th leading cause of death in the United States. Funds raised power research, advocacy, and education in schools, workplaces, and communities across Texas. Registration is free and quick, and participation helps advance lifesaving work and offer hope to those affected by suicide.

A semi-formal evening with cocktails and dinner, centered around a graduation ceremony honoring veterans and their service dogs. The program includes both live and silent auctions, and guest speaker Travis Mills will share remarks.

A Night in New Orleans, presented by Martha's Home, brings an uplifting celebration to the Amarillo Civic Center Heritage Ballroom. Attendees can savor dishes from favorite Amarillo eateries, enjoy live jazz, and share plenty of laughs with nationally recognized comedian Mike Burton. Bidding on silent auction packages adds to the excitement. The evening centers on creating hope for the women and children served by Martha's Home. Each ticket helps provide shelter, education, support, and opportunities that empower families to build brighter futures. Expect memorable music, flavorful cuisine, and meaningful connections, all supporting a future of purpose and hope.

A murder mystery dinner and art auction in support of Rebel Animal Rescue has been postponed again because venue repairs are taking longer than expected due to insurance delays. To avoid another last-minute change, a new date has been set. Change Nutrition & Fitness, the venue partner, apologized for the inconvenience and is committed to making things right for those who already purchased tickets. Ticket holders will be contacted directly with options and details. Additional tickets are available, and each purchase helps the animals cared for by Rebel Animal Rescue. Pricing is $30 for individuals and $50 for couples.

A live tribute honoring Dr. Ralph Stanley takes the stage at Buffalo Grass Music Hall in Panhandle, Texas. The event features Nathan Stanley, a Dove Award winner, Grammy nominee, and the grandson of Dr. Ralph Stanley.

The annual Open Hearts Dinner benefiting The Children's Heart Lane takes place at Reed Beverage. The evening centers on hope, hospitality, and impact, with dinner provided by The Coors Cowboy Club, live music from Cameron James Smith, and a lineup of live auctions and raffles.

Girls Who Science is a free program that spotlights women professionals working across STEM through engaging talks, conversations, and Q&A. It is designed to encourage girls ages 8 to 18 to explore STEM careers, and families along with other interested community members are welcome to attend. After the presentation, DHDC hosts a hands-on learning activity aligned with the speaker’s field, reserved for Girls Who Science club members. This session features Amanda Barrera, Director of Library Services at the Amarillo Public Library, who will share perspectives on library science, reading, and education. The program coincides with Free First Mondays, giving families an opportunity to explore DHDC exhibits afterward. A drop-off option is available, and all participants must sign in before the program begins and provide an emergency contact name and phone number. Participants under the age of 14 will need a guardian’s signature if being dropped off.

A weekend dedicated to scrapbooking and crafting takes place at Cole Community Center, with space limited to 40 participants. An optional Thursday add-on is available for an additional $20, and the schedule spans multiple days with extended evening hours on select days and a final-day wrap-up. The retreat fee is $130 and includes a personal creative workspace, a goody bag, a coordinated retreat layout, door prize opportunities, and plenty of time to make progress on projects. A non-refundable $50 deposit guarantees the goody bag and retreat layout, with the goody bag valued at about $50. Final payment is due by the stated deadline to avoid a $15 late fee. T-shirts will be available for purchase, with short sleeve for $20 and long sleeve for $25.

Celebrate spooky season with a two day, walk-in-only flash event at Euphoric. Service is first come, first served, featuring $50 pre-designed tattoos and $30 tooth gems. Flash designs will be revealed closer to the event, so keep an eye out for the drops and get in the Halloween spirit.

A free educational lunch at Joe Taco on Georgia offers information for former Pantex Plant workers. Hosted by CNS Cares, a trusted home care provider for energy workers, the session explains how participants may qualify for compensation, health benefits, and in-home care at no cost. Space is limited, and RSVPs are requested at 806-847-7963 or 806-670-9667.

Take part in a Día de Los Muertos 5K that supports the El Barrio Christmas Toy Drive. The event will be held at The Big Texan Slug Bug Ranch. For updates on registration, vendors, route information, sponsors, and future announcements, check the event page.

Chive on Amarillo is hosting a benefit event at Hoots pub in support of Chive Charities, featuring live music, a 50/50 pot, a silent auction, and a food truck. Each ticket includes entry to the event, a gift bag, one raffle ticket, and a complimentary Chive shot at the door. Nearby lodging options include Spark by Hilton, Candlewood Suites, and Staybridge Suites within walking distance, with Atrea Hotel also available.

APD's Texas BBQ & Product Show features Texas barbecue alongside a showcase of vendors and new products in Amarillo. This year it takes place at a new location, Embassy Suites Amarillo in downtown Amarillo. Attendees can enjoy barbecue, connect with vendors, and explore the latest products.

WTAMU Opera presents an unsettling, dreamlike chamber opera by composer Missy Mazzoli and librettist Royce Vavrek, adapted from a short story by Karen Russell. Set on the harsh Nebraska plains in the 1870s, the story follows the Zegner family as they work to secure their homestead through strict requirements that include a sod house, five years of harvest, and the surprising necessity of a single glass window. With the eldest son unable to help, young Miles sets out on a risky journey to share that lone window with distant neighbors awaiting an inspector, encountering old sorrows and a menacing figure known as the Sodbuster as the line between reality and nightmare blurs. Praised by The Washington Post and The New York Times, this contemporary piece is performed by students of the WTAMU Opera program in an intimate setting that heightens its eerie mood and emotional impact at Mary Moody Northen Hall.

Steven Curtis Chapman brings the Speechless 25th Anniversary Tour to The Church at Quail Creek in Amarillo, Texas. This final run honors 25 years of the landmark album that yielded seven number one radio hits, including the title track. Experience the record performed start to finish, with favorites like Dive, Be Still and Know, and Fingerprints of God, plus additional hits and a few surprises. VIP and early entry options are available, and tickets are available. For buyer protection, third party ticket sales are not permitted on TPR. event pages, and tickets purchased through unofficial sellers are not guaranteed or supported. Use the official ticketing outlet to ensure valid entry and access to event updates.

Taking place over two consecutive days, this event spans back-to-back dates.

At the Amarillo Civic Center Complex, a beloved holiday market returns for its 45th year, raising funds for the educational programs of the Amarillo Museum of Art. A weekend pass is $10, and children 12 and under are admitted free. Shoppers can explore a full slate of activities alongside the merchant booths, including Red’s Early Bird Shopping with refreshments and giveaways for the first 100 attendees. A Cocktails & Shopping session offers cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, select merchant specials, door prizes, and the Art in Action live experience. Families can stop by for pictures and crafts with Santa, and a silent auction provides another way to support the cause before it concludes.

George Lopez delivers a live comedy show at the Amarillo Civic Center Complex, offering an evening of laughs. Guests must be 18 or older to attend.

The 31st WRCA World Championship Ranch Rodeo at the Amarillo Civic Center Complex brings top ranch teams from across the country together for high-level competition. Attendees can enjoy live Western music and shop for cowboy gear and handmade wares, all in a friendly atmosphere of camaraderie.

Rising talent in ranching takes center stage as top youth teams from across the nation face off in a world championship youth ranch rodeo. Competition spans branding, sorting, doctoring, trailer loading, and the wild steer race, showcasing their skill and teamwork.

CFMOTO USA will be at the Amarillo Farm & Ranch Show in Amarillo, Texas, presenting the 2027 models of its ATVs and UTVs. Visitors can explore the latest machines, get details on performance and durability, and speak with the CFMOTO team about practical uses for farm and ranch work. The showcase takes place at the Amarillo Civic Center.

Northside Toy Drive’s 14th Annual Black Tie Affair sets a Christmas gala and ball atmosphere at the Amarillo Civic Center Heritage Ballroom. Attendees should bring an unwrapped toy. The evening features cocktails, dinner, casino games, and live music from Nubreed. Reserved seating for eight is offered at $500 and $1,000 table levels.