NATIONAL MULTIPLE PERSONALITY DAY
National Multiple Personality Day on March 5th has two separate approaches to recognizing this day. Read more…

Thanks,
Jeff Gulde
Executive Director, Catholic Charities of the Texas Panhandle
2004 N. Spring St. (79107), PO Box 15127, Amarillo TX 79105-5127
main 806-376-4571; cell 806-341-2052; direct 806-350-4603; fax 806-345-7911
Catholic Charities of the Texas Panhandle supports the value and dignity of human life, promotes self worth and independence, and strives to meet the ever-changing needs of our community.
Fall of the Alamo
After a 13-day siege, Mexican forces under General Santa Anna overwhelmed the Texan defenders at the Alamo in San Antonio in 1836. The nearly 200 defenders, including Jim Bowie and Davy Crockett, were killed.

Thanks,
Jeff Gulde
Executive Director, Catholic Charities of the Texas Panhandle
2004 N. Spring St. (79107), PO Box 15127, Amarillo TX 79105-5127
main 806-376-4571; cell 806-341-2052; direct 806-350-4603; fax 806-345-7911
Catholic Charities of the Texas Panhandle supports the value and dignity of human life, promotes self worth and independence, and strives to meet the ever-changing needs of our community.


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Coffee and Cuties is for explorers ages 5 and under with their caregiver.
Our Education Team offers science-based entertainment for the tots and gives caregivers the opportunity to sit back and relax with Roasters Coffee! A different theme every month makes this program’s storytime and activity exciting for your little learners each visit. 2026 themes:
- January: The Year of the Dino
- February: Pet Parade
- March: Astronaut Academy
- April: On the Move
- May: In the Garden
- June: Scuba School
- July: Citrus Summer
- August: Star Light, Star Bright
- September: Rockin’ Robots
- October: Creepy Crawlies
- November: Seasons of Change
- December: Science is Cool
Coffee and Cuties is on the first Friday of each month, with three time slots to attend based on your schedule. Join us at 9:45 am, 10:45 am, or 11:45 am.
This program is included with admission or Discovery Center Collective membership.
- January: The Year of the Dino

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On view through March 22
Cultural Currency: Contemporary Art from the Riemer Collection presents the innovative ways artists use money as a conceptual idea and medium to explore notions of value and worth beyond declared denominations.
For centuries, the constant exchange of money for goods and services has been core to our daily lives. We rely on monetary transactions, a quintessential human act, to meet our needs and desires – from luxury purchases to essential items like food and shelter. Given this worldwide phenomenon, consumers rarely consider the aesthetic qualities of currency, which range in various colors and sizes, and designed by artists. As artist Ray Beldner aptly points out, U.S. currency is “the world’s biggest ongoing print edition. Every bill is unique, and it’s numbered uniquely. It’s signed by the person that caused it to be made, the Secretary of the Treasury. It’s made from archival materials. It’s 100 percent cotton. It’sbeautifully done.” In its most basic form, money is art! Learn more
Join us for the public grand opening of Dinosaurs in Motion, produced by Imagine Exhibitions, THIS SUNDAY with members-only experiences!

