Events in Amarillo today

Watch coffee roasting up close at 107 Roasters with complimentary tours that trace the journey from bean to cup. Each tour lasts up to an hour and a half and features an overview of coffee history and cultivation, a roasting demonstration of about 15 minutes, and a guided look around the facility led by Roaster Dave. Tours operate on a first come, first served basis and rarely reach capacity, and no advance registration is required. Overflow parking is available at United Supermarkets, and entry is through the sliding wooden door located in the middle of the complex. For questions or to arrange a private tour outside the regular tour window, contact the roastery by phone.

Enjoy a craft club meetup with a Mini Maker Market feel where participants can bring a few handmade items to share, connect with local makers, and gather fresh inspiration. A bag craft is offered for $5 so there is something cute to carry local goodies in. The organizer asks anyone who wants to make a bag to indicate in advance so enough supplies are ready.

Muscadine Bloodline brings a live performance to The Yard at The Lumberyard. Tickets are available now.

Enjoy a double tribute night featuring live performances of country superstars Blake Shelton, Shania Twain, and Carrie Underwood at Shark Beach. Blake Nation brings the biggest Blake Shelton hits, while Kaitlyn Sparks performs songs from Shania Twain and Carrie Underwood. Doors open in the early evening, and the beach and bar open later for the show under the stars.

The Stray Sons return to Blind Pig for their final appearance of the year. They will take the stage once more at this venue, offering a last chance to experience their live show here before the year wraps up.

Discover the city's biggest and most established bridal showcase, featuring opportunities to speak directly with Amarillo's top wedding vendors.

Yellow City Comedy brings an open mic night to The Circus Room on historic Route 66. Admission is free and participation is open to all, whether you want to step up to the mic or sit back and enjoy the laughs. Expect a friendly crowd, playful sets, and a casual atmosphere where newcomers and regulars can share the stage.

Geared to the before-school stretch in Amarillo, Summer Fun Days at The Don Harrington Discovery Center welcomes campers ages 3 through 5th grade. Kids can explore the Don Harrington Discovery Center exhibit Dinosaurs Around the World, watch shows in the domed Space Theater, spend time at a nearby Splash Pad, and enjoy plenty of games that celebrate the final days of summer break. Half-day sessions are available for ages 4 and younger, and campers must be at least 5 years old to participate in a full-day option. The program blends discovery and play to make the most of the back-to-school gap.

Order soups, salads, and bakery favorites at Panera Bread in Amarillo to support Cal Farley’s Boys Ranch. A share of event purchases will benefit the organization when you mention Boys Ranch while ordering.

The Route 66 Centennial celebration continues in Amarillo with a stop from The Great American Road Rally: Celebrity Edition as it travels the historic highway. Arts in the Sunset hosts a free public car show where visitors can explore standout vehicles and enjoy a celebrity meet and greet with participants from the upcoming CW series honoring the 100th anniversary of Route 66. Celebrate the ongoing centennial festivities in one of the route’s most iconic destinations.

The Art Plug-In hosts a summer art camp that celebrates video game creativity with projects inspired by Mario and similar character-filled worlds. Designed for young artists ages 5 to 12, the session features step-by-step guidance from encouraging instructors while leaving room for personal style and imaginative twists. Kids will craft colorful character pieces and game-themed designs using playful techniques and a variety of materials. Campers typically complete two projects together, then explore additional activities or artistic games with time to make extra creations. A wide range of supplies and mediums may be used, including paint, clay, beads, fabric, and more. Projects vary from one day to the next, even when a technique repeats. Please plan for timely pickup so the studio can reset, and be ready to help carry artwork home, as there may be more than little hands can manage. This program is for children who are fully potty trained and able to follow classroom-style directions. Four-year-olds are not permitted, and refunds are not offered if a child outside the age requirement arrives. Pricing is $30 per child or $25 for Premium Member Kids. Member pricing applies only to current premium kids memberships of $50 or more per month and must be active at registration and on the camp day. There is no sibling discount. A 25% deposit is due at booking. If the studio is notified before the remaining balance is processed, the order can be canceled and only the deposit will be retained. The deposit is nonrefundable and not transferable, including to other dates. For summer camps there are no refunds or transfers for cancellations or no shows for any reason. If weather causes a cancellation, credit will be applied to a future workshop, club, or camp. Parents will be contacted about ongoing behavior concerns, and after attempts to redirect, a camper with persistent issues may be dismissed without a refund. While participation is encouraged, project completion is not guaranteed. What to bring: a 9 x 12 inch sketchbook, available at the studio for $3.50 plus tax or bring your own, and a closable water bottle that is not a twist top. Label all items. Please do not send snacks.

This event features a pet-friendly patio and a dedicated doggy menu for four-legged guests. Attendees can bring their furry friends, and monthly giveaways recognize the best behaved puppy.

Wildcat Wednesdays offers weekly outdoor camps for children in grades 1 through 4. Held each Wednesday throughout the summer, the program provides full day and half day options. Campers take part in hands-on activities in nature and enjoy led hikes on the trail systems, all supported by a STEM-focused curriculum taught by educators in Amarillo. The experience centers on outdoor learning and exploration of the High Plains. This camp is separate from The Don Harrington Discovery Center Summer Camps.

The Art Plug-In hosts a Pokémon themed art camp where young creators ages 5 to 12 bring favorite characters to life through colorful projects. Friendly instructors offer step by step guidance while encouraging each child to add personal flair. Campers explore a range of techniques and materials, including paint, clay, beads, fabric, and more. Each session includes two group projects, followed by open studio time with extra activities or art games. Children may make additional pieces using a wide selection of supplies, and projects change from day to day even when a technique repeats. Families should plan prompt pickup and be ready to help carry artwork, as participants may finish more than one creation. Tuition is $30 per child or $25 for Premium Member Kids. A 25 percent, nonrefundable deposit is due at booking. The remaining balance is charged on the organizer’s stated balance date, and reservations made after that point require full payment at checkout. Member pricing applies only to current premium kids memberships that meet the monthly minimum and are active at registration and on the day of camp. There is no sibling discount. If cancellation is requested before the balance is processed, only the remaining amount can be waived, while the deposit is neither refundable nor transferable. There are no refunds for cancellations or no shows, and no transfers are offered for this camp. If the camp must be canceled due to weather, a credit will be provided for a future workshop, club, or camp. Participants must be fully potty trained and able to follow classroom style instructions. Four year olds are not permitted, and refunds are not issued if a child is underage on the day of camp. Parents will be contacted about ongoing disruptive behavior. After multiple redirection attempts and parent notification, children with excessive behavior issues may be dismissed. Project completion is encouraged but not guaranteed, and refunds are not available. Please send a 9 by 12 inch sketchbook, which can also be purchased at the studio for $3.50 plus tax, and a closable water bottle that is not a twist top. Label all items, and do not pack snacks. Space is limited.

This monthly Coffee and Connection gathering with Amarillo Angels offers a relaxed setting to network over a cup of coffee while exploring ways to make a local impact. Attendees can learn more about the organization, discover volunteer opportunities, or discuss potential partnerships for businesses. Conversations focus on supporting children, youth, and families in foster care. The event is hosted at the Amarillo Angels office on the sixth floor of the Eagle Centre building downtown. Visitor parking is available in a nearby garage or on surrounding streets.

Bring the kids for a day of summer fun at the Discovery Center. The program features hands-on science activities, plenty of outdoor time, free play, and a space theater experience. Half-day and full-day options are available for kids ages 3 to 11.

At the Don Harrington Discovery Center, a weekly storytime features a special trunk of wonders. It is set in a new spot within the center for children to discover during their visit. The experience includes a story, followed by time to explore exhibits throughout the center. Access is covered by admission or by a Discovery Center Collective membership.

At The Art Plug-In, kids who love Minecraft can turn pixel-style ideas into real-world art during a themed camp designed for ages 5 to 12. Supportive instructors lead step by step while leaving plenty of room for personal creativity, and projects draw from materials such as paint, clay, beads, fabric, and more. Campers typically complete two guided pieces, then spend additional time inventing their own work or playing creative games. They may make multiple projects, and offerings change even when a medium or technique shows up again. Please plan for timely pickup and be ready to help carry artwork home, as creations can add up quickly. Participants should bring a 9 x 12 sketchbook. You can purchase one at the studio for $3.50 plus tax or bring your own. Send a labeled, closable water bottle and label all items. Please do not send snacks. The cost is $30 per child, or $25 for Premium Member Kids. A 25% deposit is due when registering. The remaining balance is charged prior to camp, and reservations made after that charge date require full payment at booking. If you cancel before the balance is processed, the remaining amount will not be charged, though the deposit is nonrefundable and cannot be transferred to another date. There are no refunds or transfers for Summer Art Camp for any reason, and there is no sibling discount. The member price is available only to current Premium Kids Members who pay $50 or more each month, and membership must be active at registration and on the day of camp. This discount is not available to basic members. This camp welcomes children ages 5 to 12 who are fully potty trained and able to follow classroom-style instruction. Four-year-olds are not permitted, with no exceptions, and no refunds will be given if a child is 4 on the camp day. In the event of weather-related cancellation, a credit will be issued for a future workshop, club, or camp. Families will be contacted if behavior concerns arise. After efforts to redirect and communication with a parent, children with ongoing issues may be dismissed. Completion of planned projects is not guaranteed. Participation is encouraged but not forced, and refunds are not provided. For questions or more details, please contact the studio.

Aaron Lewis appears at The Lumberyard / Backyard in Canyon, Texas, bringing an easygoing, welcoming feel to the tour. With spirited delivery grounded in down-home storytelling, songs like “Northern Redneck” and “Country Boy” resonate in a Texas setting where tradition and lively energy come together.

Music in the Gardens 2026 announces this year’s concert lineup with performances scheduled throughout the season. General admission is $10, ABG members pay $5, and children 10 and under are free. Sponsored by Rick Looby Homes at Sunset Acres.

Aaron Lewis and the Stateliners take the stage for a live concert at The Backyard at The Lumberyard Canyon in Canyon, Texas.

Yellow City Comedy brings an open mic to Bliss 66 on historic Route 66. This free event welcomes anyone who wants to take the stage or simply enjoy good company, drinks, and plenty of laughs. Sign-ups take place before the show for those who want to perform, while others can sit back and watch the comedy unfold.