About this event
Join us Thursday, September 25 for an exclusive wine dinner with Ride & Ridden Wines at Toscana! Enjoy a four course menu crafted by our Executive Chef, Marcus Snead, with each dish thoughtfully paired to highlight the character of Ride & Ridden Wines.
I want to personally invite your readers, fans & friends to
join me and Dianne this Thursday evening from 7 – 8pm at the
beautiful lighted courtyard of Las Tiendas for a bo0ok signing.
All four of my Novels, including the most recent work, LOST & FOUND
will be available. LOST & FOUND is perfect for all ages and especially
youth aged 11- 18 years of age. It’s fun with twists and turns, adventure
and more. The evening is sponsored by Melissa Stanley, our Mayor’s mother who owns
Las Tiendas and also by Rebecca Via and Couture Marketing Group.
It’s a come and go event and Las Tiendas is the perfect place to
Welcome Fall. It’s located at 6666 Amarillo Blvd West, down from
the Veteran’s Hospital across the road on the East side.
Thanks and look forward to seeing many friends and making new ones.
King Hill
Welcome Pardner Client Networking Breakfast!
An 11-month a year event for Welcome Pardner sponsors, honorees (First Responders, For & Nonprofits and Random Acts of Kindness award recipients). RSVPs REQUIRED (for sufficient seating and food, catered by Teddy Jack’s)! Cost is $10 + tip at Teddy Jack’s payable to upon arrival.
If you want to promote your business MORE, bring at least 6 door prizes with your business card attached (some are for the honorees and some for drawing at conclusion).
To see the honorees of the month, see our website: www.welcomepardner.com
Contact: Ms. DJ Stubben, Welcome Pardner President 806-356-1555 or via email.
Ribbon Cutting: Texas High Plains Writers
12:00 p.m.
550 S Buchanan (at the Embassy Suites during their New Frontiers in Writing Conference)
Welcome to the Chamber
More Information: Sheryl, (806) 584-9275
Open from September 20th – January 9th at the Don Harrington Discovery Center.
Calling young artists and inventors! Immerse yourself in the mind of Leonardo da Vinci– building, sketching, testing, and designing, just like the “Renaissance Man” himself. Hands-on activity tables explore his contributions to art, science, anatomy and engineering. Will you recreate da Vinci’s work, or add an exciting twist that’s all your own?
Included with membership or general admission.
Leonardo’s Lab, a traveling exhibit, was developed by Carnegie Science Center (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) and produced in partnership with the Sciencecenter (Ithaca, New York).
This year’s event hosts a Friday night steak dinner and concert, September 26th from 6-11pm to be hosted at The 4th Warehouse at 314 S. Jefferson. Enjoy a steak dinner, open bar, opportunity for great prizes, live music by Tennessee Tuckness & Band, special access to our live auction, and end the night dancing away at the Scotty Alexander concert!
Join Us for National Law Enforcement Suicide Prevention Day Walk
Date: Friday, September 26, 2025
Time: 6:30PM-8PM
Location: Amarillo Police Department, 200 SE 3rd. Staging in the north parking lot across from the police department. (Please park in the east parking lot at 3rd and Fillmore.)
As part of National Suicide Prevention Month, we invite you to participate in an awareness walk dedicated to supporting our law enforcement officers across the United States. Our brave officers face critical incidents daily, and it’s essential to acknowledge the mental challenges that can arise from these experiences.
Let’s unite to break the stigma surrounding mental health in law enforcement. Remember, it’s okay to not be okay, and reaching out for support is a sign of strength. This event is about camaraderie, solidarity, and building a strong community.
All are welcome! We encourage you to bring your friends and family.
Hydration station and delicious food trucks will be available to keep everyone refreshed!
T-Shirts are available to purchase by using our QR code. All proceeds will go to benefit officer wellness.
Let’s come together to support one another and raise awareness for those who protect us.
https://www.amarillopolice.org/national-leo-suicide-awareness-day
“Dead Man’s Cell Phone” is a work about how we remember the dead — and how that memorialization changes us. It is the journey of a woman forced to confront her presumptions about morality, redemption, and isolation in a technologically obsessed society.
- Price:
- Tickets $15 adults, $10 seniors and students, free for WT students, faculty and staff with Buff Gold Card
- Time:
- 7:30 PM
