Events in San Angelo, TX

Deepen your Reiki practice with a four-day Level III and Master instructor workshop created for practitioners who have held Level II certification for at least six months, regardless of where they trained. It welcomes those who wish to live Reiki more fully, even if teaching is not yet a goal, and offers continued community support through The Moonbeam Studio. Across this immersive experience, participants receive a Master attunement, study advanced energy techniques, learn the art of giving attunements, and explore the essentials of guiding others in Reiki. Enrollment includes an Advanced Level III and Master manual, a Master attunement ceremony, three certificates of completion, and The Reiki Ripple Companion Guidebook by instructor Dana Lowe. Tuition is $1,111, and registration will close when all spaces are filled.

Settle in for a relaxed Wednesday night paint session for miniature hobbyists at any experience level. Bring your minis and paints, work on your latest projects, share tips and tricks, and enjoy good company in a friendly setting. It is all about good times and great creations in a laid back atmosphere.

The United Way of the Concho Valley Campaign Kickoff Luncheon brings together local leaders, partner organizations, and supporters to mark the official start of the annual campaign. Guests will hear updates on impact across the area, celebrate prior successes, and learn how this year’s effort aims to strengthen lives throughout the Concho Valley, setting the tone for a season of generosity, collaboration, and communitywide progress.

Joy of Movement is a free, weekly dance class created for seniors and the people who support them. Hosted at Ballet San Angelo studios inside the Stephens Performing Arts Center, the program invites participants to move together in a setting tailored to their needs. Research indicates that dancing can help older adults with balance, strength, coordination, cognition, self esteem, independence, social connection, and overall quality of life. Participants often describe it as the highlight of their week. A video library is also available so class can be taken at home.

Join an open practice cheer clinic for high school students (grades 7-12) and current college students. You’ll work on group stunts, baskets, pyramids, and tumbling, with the goal of building skills for ASU Cheer team recruitment or helping you level up for your school team. Check-in starts at 2:45 PM, and drop-off and pick-up are in the circle drive off of Johnson St. Wear fitting athletic attire, and cheerleading shoes are required. Bring water (it will not be provided) and personal hand sanitizer.

At Phat Cats Gaming, The Heist of the Golden Vault offers an ongoing Dungeons & Dragons experience centered on high stakes capers and legendary treasures. Crews of rogues, masterminds, and muscle plan intricate jobs with disguises, stealthy missions, daring escapes, and plenty of twists. Each session features clever puzzles and exciting encounters, and the narrative evolves through collaborative storytelling shaped by player choices and dice rolls. Newcomers and seasoned adventurers are both welcome at a friendly table. Participants can bring a character and dice, and help with character creation is available as the adventure continues and parties build a criminal or heroic empire.

Phat Catz Gaming hosts weekly Hololive TCG Standard tournaments for Hololive fans and card game enthusiasts. Matches are competitive yet friendly, and the community welcomes both newcomers and seasoned players. The Standard format uses cards from the most recent sets in rotation, keeping gameplay fresh and balanced. Expect opportunities to refine strategies, trade cards, and enjoy a fun, social atmosphere.

The annual kickoff for Bobcat fans takes place at Cain’s Cove on Lake Nasworthy. This family-friendly gathering features dinner, games, a silent auction, dancing, and a DJ. All proceeds support CHS sports and spirit programs at Central High School.

Phat Cats Gaming hosts a weekly Cardfight Vanguard meetup focused on casual matches and friendly competition. Newcomers and seasoned players can gather for relaxed games, practice bouts, and strategic showdowns at available tables. Participants should bring their own deck and a spirit of fair play. The meetup offers opportunities to learn the basics, refine tactics, and connect with other enthusiasts.

Phat Cats Gaming hosts tournament-style Pokémon Trading Card Game action in a competitive yet welcoming setting. Players can take on structured rounds, refine strategies, and aim for prizes along with bragging rights. The atmosphere encourages friendly challenges and conversation, making it a good place to meet other dedicated players and improve your game. All experience levels are welcome, and staff are available to help anyone new to tournament play.

Guests can enjoy a meal at Dun-Bar and Stockman's while giving back. This dine out event benefits the West Texas Rehabilitation Center, with a portion of sales contributing to the center's mission.

The Coleman JV football team will play an away non-district game against Grape Creek. The matchup is scheduled for Thursday, August 27 at Grape Creek High School.

The Santa Anna JV football team plays an away non-district game against Veribest. The matchup is scheduled for Thursday, August 27, 2026, with kickoff at 6:00 PM.

Angelo Heatwave Showdown is a girls softball tournament happening in San Angelo. Teams will compete across multiple age divisions, including 8U, 10U, 12U, 14U, and 18U. The event is held at Texas Bank Sports Complex.

Part of the Quarter-Max Battle for the Buckle grassroots bracket tour, this stop at Concho Valley Dragway contributes to a season-long points chase for NHRA racers. Drivers in Super Pro, Pro ET, Sportsman, and Junior classes count their top four finishes toward the standings. Super Pro and Pro ET competitors share a combined $5,000 in cash and awards across the top eight points earners, with the champion taking home a championship buckle and a Pro 1 jacket. Sportsman and Junior racers split $2,500 in cash and awards among the top eight, and the champion in each also receives a championship buckle and a Pro 1 jacket. The series travels to tracks across the region, including Wichita Raceway Park, Prescott Raceway, Amarillo Dragway, Ardmore Dragway, Paris Dragstrip, and Xtreme Raceway Park, with Concho Valley Dragway as one of the featured stops.

Blend your own custom teas in an interactive session set in the lab area, where participants create individual recipes from more than 80 ingredients on hand. Music will be playing and snacks will be available. The $35 fee covers everything and includes plenty of items to take home. To secure a reservation, send a message to the organizers.

At The Chicken Farm Art Center, this First Saturday art market highlights tactile and dimensional creativity with textiles, assemblage, sculpture, ceramics, and layered mixed media that reward close viewing. Visitors can explore the grounds, browse distinctive handmade work, and meet the makers. Children can get hands-on with Crafts in the Kids' Coop. Live music accompanies brunch at Roots, and Fork & Fire serves lunch. Admission is free and the atmosphere is family friendly. The market returns on the first Saturday of each month.

This open trading card game event welcomes fans of Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh, and Godzilla. Attendees can gather to play these favorites, with table seating available at no cost on a first come, first served basis.

At the Sassy Shoe Social, a catwalk invites attendees to show off their sassy shoes, with several photo opportunities, a DJ, an emcee, a silent auction, and food provided. The atmosphere stays energetic from start to finish. The event supports the Boys and Girls Clubs of the Concho Valley.

An animal masquerade theme pairs with a night of dancing at the Gilded Rooster Ball at the Fort Concho National Historic Landmark Stables. The celebration highlights the annual wing contest, plus music, dancing, and extra friendly competitions. The menu features traditional and boneless wings and pulled pork, with sauces contributed by five local restaurants, two each, along with a wide selection of sides. Live music comes from Zak Webb and Tommy Tarango, and a silent auction adds another way to take part. General admission is $100 per person. A table for eight is $1,000 and includes advertising for a business or family, or choose two tables for $1,800. Additional sponsorship opportunities are available. The event raises funds to help provide homes for youth.

Experience two days dedicated to Western Swing and traditional country music. The focus is on the classic styles and sounds of these genres.

A Night of Purpose brings together community members, business leaders, healthcare professionals, advocates, and supporters at San Angelo Country Club in the Josie Suite for a meaningful evening focused on awareness, compassion, hope, and belief. The event advances the efforts of Victory House Adult Center of Excellence to establish a Day Activity and Health Services facility that will provide structured daytime support, health monitoring, nutrition services, social engagement, transportation assistance, wellness programming, and caregiver relief for underserved seniors, veterans, adults with disabilities, and family caregivers throughout the Concho Valley. The program features dinner and fellowship, a silent auction, a community impact presentation, opportunities to connect, mission-focused fundraising, the story behind Victory House, and updates on immediate and long-term goals along with ways the community can contribute. Each ticket, sponsorship, donation, and auction contribution helps move this mission forward, building greater support, dignity, connection, and opportunity for those who need it most. Nurturing hearts and inspiring lives, one day at a time.

William Lee Martin brings the Seemed Smart at the Time Tour to the Brooks & Bates Theatre in San Angelo, Texas, presented by Red Dirt Comedy. This stand-up comedy show features Martin on stage for a night of laughs.

Bobcats pride sets the tone for a relaxed post-game social mixer at Lily's Pizza. The gathering begins after halftime, offering time to catch up with friends and keep the game-day energy going. Guests can order Nanjos and pizza with a nostalgic nod to the days of Shakey's. Everyone covers their own meal. It is BYOB, and responsible consumption is encouraged. Rideshare mentions include Uber and Lift for transportation.

Enjoy a sunny community hangout at Unidad Park. Fernando Fuentez will be on site with the Mero Mero Weinerro stand, serving a $7 meal deal that includes a specialty hot dog, chips, and a drink. Guests can also bring a brown-bag lunch or pack a picnic. The focus is simple... fellowship, shared stories, and making new memories in the park.

Lakehouse Pizzeria & Taproom hosts a dine-out fundraiser benefiting West Texas Rehabilitation Center. Purchases made during this event help the cause, with a share of sales donated to WTRC.

Celebrate handmade creativity at the 52nd annual arts and crafts extravaganza filling the First Financial Pavilion with more than 60 local makers. Browse sparkling jewelry and sleek wallets, original paintings and wall art, thoughtful home décor, practical kitchen essentials, and other one-of-a-kind finds. Meet the artists, hear the stories behind their work, and discover gifts or treats for yourself while supporting San Angelo talent. Admission is free for this family-friendly marketplace. Prize drawings take place each hour, and attendees who bring canned or boxed goods to benefit the Concho Valley Food Bank receive an additional entry. A welcoming outing for families, couples, friends, and shoppers from San Angelo, Goodfellow AFB, and nearby communities.

ABRA Cadabra brings a high-energy tribute to ABBA to the San Angelo Performing Arts Centre, celebrating favorites like Mamma Mia, Dancing Queen, Waterloo, and more. With more than two decades of sold-out performances around the world, this family-friendly production channels the iconic sound and spirit of Sweden’s pop legends. Expect an upbeat atmosphere with plenty of sing-along moments and glittering nostalgia. Fans consistently praise the show, calling it the best they have seen and applauding its powerful, joyful, and spot-on delivery.

The event at Producer's Livestock Auction Company features lunch, an animal sale, and a live auction. Donations of animals and auction items are welcome. For details or to contribute, contact Wade Kirkwood at 325-223-6313 or wkirkwood@wtrc.com.

Kirby Park in San Angelo hosts the Walk to End Alzheimer’s, an Alzheimer’s Association event. The walk builds awareness and generates funds that back local care and support in the community and help drive research toward ending the disease.

A community benefit at Blaine’s Pub offers family-friendly activities to support 19-year-old Bodey Jeys and his growing family as he faces a recent CML Leukemia diagnosis. Enjoy a pork chop lunch with sides for $15 per plate, with a convenient to-go option. Fundraising also includes a silent auction, a live auction, and an on-site saddle raffle, with tickets priced at $25 for one or $100 for six. Proceeds will help Bodey and his wife, Railei, as they prepare to welcome their first child. Ways to help include donating, bidding in the auctions, purchasing raffle tickets, sharing the event, and offering support and prayers. For more information, contact Derek Morrison at 214-912-7316.

An uplifting evening brings the Concho Valley community together to support United We Read, with proceeds benefiting programs like Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, which sends a free, high quality book each month to children from birth through age five. A contribution of $30 funds a full year for one child, and every dollar helps lay the groundwork for lifelong success. Guests can look forward to raffles featuring more than 40 designer handbags, a blind box pull with over 100 Kendra Scott items, and two luxury prizes that often include a Louis Vuitton piece and custom boots. The experience also features a silent auction, cocktails, and bites.

West Texas Rising Stars launches with an 8th grade girls volleyball tournament at Trinity Lutheran School in San Angelo. The event focuses on creating competitive, positive opportunities for young athletes across the region, bringing together skilled teams for high-level play and memorable experiences on and off the court. Team announcements and the full tournament schedule will be shared soon. A marketplace featuring more than 30 vendors is planned, and sponsorship opportunities are available.

A special First Saturday art market at The Chicken Farm Art Center celebrates the moody, dramatic side of creativity. Browse richly detailed illustrations, fiber pieces, and gothic or autumn inspired mixed media that lean into deep, story driven palettes. Families can make something in the Kids’ Coop, then wander The Farm to discover atmospheric handmade work. Connect with artists, enjoy live music, and make it a tasty outing with brunch at Roots and lunch from Fork & Fire. Admission is free and the event is family friendly, part of the ongoing First Saturday tradition at The Farm.

An in-store signing featuring WWE Hall of Famer Lita comes to DreamShark Toys & Games. Lita is an American wrestler who captured the WWE Women’s Championship multiple times and also held a WWE tag team title with Becky Lynch. This appearance marks her first signing event in San Angelo, Texas.

Spend a day on the course while supporting local seniors. This charity golf classic features a four person scramble that raises funds for Meals For The Elderly. Entry is $600 per team. Registration and lunch come first, then a shotgun start, with an awards presentation and a silent auction after the round. Proceeds help provide about 600 meals each weekday to homebound seniors, along with the connection and care they depend on. Sponsorships are available at several levels, including Lunch Sponsor at $2,500, Beverage Cart Sponsor at $1,000, Closest to the Pin at $1,500, Long Drive at $1,500, Hole in One at $1,500, Tee Box at $150, and Green Sponsor at $125. Whether playing, sponsoring, or bidding in the auction, participation supports the effort to ensure no senior goes hungry or feels alone.

The 34th Annual San Angelo Dinner Show features Gabby Barrett at the 1st Community Federal Credit Union Spur Arena. The evening includes dinner, followed by a live performance. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

This certification workshop invites anyone drawn to Reiki to learn, practice, and earn practitioner certification. It supports both personal growth and the ability to care for others, guiding participants back to their own healing wisdom through experiential training. Level I builds a strong base. Participants explore Reiki’s origins and meaning, study the body’s energy centers and chakras, and receive clear guidance on channeling Reiki. The course introduces the essentials of offering a session, includes a first ceremonial attunement, and provides support for establishing a nourishing self-healing practice. Level II deepens the work. The curriculum covers traditional symbols, intuitive hand placements, and the ethical and business aspects of practice. A second attunement is part of this level, and completion qualifies participants to offer Reiki sessions to others. The combined experience includes a comprehensive Reiki manual, a companion guidebook written by instructor Dana Lowe, a 21-day attunement journal, and a certificate of completion. Training emphasizes hands-on learning for self care as well as for loved ones and even pets, with continued community support through Moonbeam Studio. Tuition is $555 per person. Registration closes when all spaces are filled.

An energetic dueling pianos evening fills the McNease Convention Center in support of Meals For The Elderly, presented by Harper Funeral Home and Crematory, with City National Bank as the Exclusive Lounge Sponsor. A male and female pianist, backed by a live drummer, spark singalongs, playful requests, and plenty of crowd interaction, paired with good food and a lively atmosphere. Proceeds help provide meals to over 600 homebound seniors every weekday. Adding a playful twist, the Bad Art for a Good Cause Auction makes its debut this year. Sponsorships are available.

A Hollywood glamour themed evening unfolds at McNease Convention Center, featuring a red carpet arrival, live music, and a refined atmosphere that blends celebration with purpose. The event supports cancer patients and their caregivers in the Concho Valley, so every ticket and every moment contributes to meaningful assistance. Attendees can enjoy an elegant night of music and dancing, all in support of a greater cause.

The San Angelo Out of the Darkness Walk at Unidad Park is the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s flagship walk. Proceeds from this event help deliver free suicide prevention education, advance research, support advocacy, and sustain programs that offer care for those experiencing loss and seeking healing.

Demolition, newly inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame class of 2026, appears in store at DreamShark Toys & Games for a one day meet and greet and autograph signing. The famed tag team from the late 1980s and early 1990s captured the tag team championship three times, held the titles for 478 consecutive days, and amassed nearly 700 total days as champions, a benchmark that stood until 2016. This is their first signing appearance in West Texas. Attendees can look forward to photos, autographs, and stories from their celebrated career.

This fifth anniversary edition of Spook Night offers a Halloween-themed evening with trunk or treat fun, a costume contest, a car light show, and spooky family movies. The concession stand will be open.

This event offers a marathon of open gaming on the night of Samhain. Costumes and cosplay are welcome. Free, freshly popped popcorn will be available.