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Center for Advancement Announces Free Fall Events and Classes for Women
The Lucille and Leo Caiafa Jr., Center for Advancement invites women to take part in free classes and events this fall, including workshops on time management and money, a computer course, and a clothing event. Registration for the Center’s spring GED classes will open in January.
All classes and events are free of charge and open to any women in the Amarillo area.
October 10 | Time Management Class | 10:00–11:30 a.m.
Presented by Goodwill Industries, this class will offer practical ways to reduce stress, improve productivity, and accomplish more each day. Refreshments will be provided. Register online at form.jotform.com/250335680478159 or call 806-358-7803.
October 30 | Basic Skills Computer Course Begins | Fridays, 1:30–3:30 p.m.
This eight-week course, offered in partnership with Goodwill Industries, covers computer basics, Microsoft Office, Google Drive apps, internet use, cybersecurity, and applying for jobs online. Women who complete the course may apply for a refurbished laptop; availability depends on supply and demonstrated need. Space is limited. Call 806-358-7803 to register by October 27.
November 7 | Women’s Fall Clothing Extravaganza | 11:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
Women can shop free of charge for clothing for work, church, holidays, and everyday wear. Each guest may choose up to six outfits with jewelry while supplies last. Items are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
November 14 | Money Masters | 10:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
Presented by Modern Woodman of America, this workshop will cover understanding and using a budget, overcoming obstacles to budgeting, managing spending and debt, recognizing identity theft and scams, and understanding and improving credit scores. Lunch will be provided. Register online by November 11 at form.jotform.com/262675435141154 or call 806-358-7803.
January 4–15, 2027 | Spring GED Registration
Registration for the Center’s women-only GED classes will be open January 4–15. Classes are offered in partnership with Amarillo College. The spring session begins January 19, and space is limited. Call 806-358-7803 to schedule a registration appointment.
For more information, contact Kim Lester, Resource Coordinator, at 806-358-7803, 806-670-3469, or cfa@sharinghopeministry.org.
Maxwell’s Pumpkin Farm
12908 Bell St, Amarillo, TX
Get ready for Amarillo’s favorite fall tradition!🎃🍂 Maxwell’s Fall Festival returns this September & October with pumpkins, fall displays, delicious treats, family fun, and 20+ attractions for an unforgettable fall season!🧡
There’s so much to explore and enjoy this fall:
🎃 Pumpkins
🌽 Corn Maze
📸 Fall Photo Ops
🎯 Paintball
🛝 Giant Mountain Slide
🚜 Hayride
🍩 Seasonal Treats & Drinks
🤩 20+ Attractions
🍁 AND SO MUCH MORE!
Celebrating America 🇺🇸 250 – Veterans and Active military receive FREE admission.
📅 Fall Festival: September 26 – November 1
👻 Frightful Fields: October 22-24 & October 29-31
👉 Be sure to subscribe for discounted tickets, updates & more: maxwellspumpkinfarm.com
The Peddlers Jingle Mingle Marketplace returns to the Amarillo Civic Center Complex from October 9 to October 11, 2026, promising a delightful shopping experience for all attendees
Walk for Mental Health 2026 Amarillo Texas
This walk happens on Saturday 10/10/26; 1pm, St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church!
Tony Foster the Executive Director
This performance will begin at 2:00 pm.
Join CMA Artistic Director Kathleen Carter Bell as she collaborates with WTAMU music faculty and the Amarillo Symphony’s Principal Cellist for an evening of evocative music spanning from impressionist Paris to the Welsh countryside.
ARTISTS:
Kathleen Carter Bell, oboe
Conor Bell, bassoon
Brenton Caldwell, viola
Nick Pascucci, cello
Choong-ha Nam, piano
REPERTOIRE:
Charles Martin Loeffler: Deux Rhapsodies for Oboe, Viola and Piano
David Maslanka: Tears: Montana Music No. 5
Hilary Tann: The Walls of Morlais Castle
Sergei Rachmaninoff: Cello Sonata