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).
Concert: Big G and Dean Cover Queen
We’re bringing the legendary music of Queen to life—featuring Greg Wright and Dean Yates.
October 11, 2025 | 7:30 PM
Globe News Center for the Performing Arts, Downtown Amarillo
Get your tickets now at PanhandleTickets.com
Sharing the stage with Big G and Dean will be Mary Lyn Halley, Dr. Dan Hanson, Vic Richardson, Miranda Pjesky, and Cat Tyson-Day, bringing even more talent and passion to an unforgettable night of music.
This exciting concert will not only cover Queen’s unforgettable hits but will also support two important community missions.
First, we are proud to partner with the Center City/Amarillo Cultural District, which works tirelessly to preserve Amarillo’s historic charm and bring locals and visitors downtown to enjoy its restaurants, venues, and vibrant community events.
In addition, concert proceeds will benefit the **ASCA—now operating as the 55+ Club of Amarillo—**located at their new property, 2404 SW 6th Avenue. Their mission is to build a new Senior Activities Center: a dynamic space where seniors can stay active and thrive through wellness programs, social events, arts, and lifelong learning. It’s a worthy cause that will enrich the lives of many in our community.
October 11, 2025 Globe-News Center
Tickets: panhandletickets.com
Contact for more information: Dean Yates 806-640-4946
Small Business Partner Applications open!
The Engler College of Business, in partnership with the WT Enterprise Center and America’s SBDC at WTAMU, is hosting its 3rd annual Buff Business Summit & Competition. High school students from across Amarillo and Canyon will be competing to solve challenges presented by local small businesses. Have a challenge to solve in your business or perhaps a new idea you want help implementing? Apply today to participate as a Small Business Partner!
There is no cost to you to participate. Applications close Monday, November 3rd. Check out the Small Business Partner FAQ for more information and apply at wtsbdc.com/buffbusiness.
Please let me know if you need anything else!
Thank you,
Calista Maldonado | Program Coordinator
America’s SBDC at WTAMU
(806) 651-5151
Catholic Charities of the Texas Panhandle
PO Box 15127
Amarillo, TX 79105-5127
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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).
Justin Ward
Coming Home Program Coordinator
Community Development
806-690-5477
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).
