The Solano Project: The Amarillo rock band offers midweek fun every Wednesday at Smokey Joe’s. (6 p.m.; 2903 S.W. Sixth Ave.; 806-331-6698)
Brandon Trey Borup: The Amarillo musician offers a wide-ranging night of tunes at Braceros Downtown. (7 p.m.; 727 S. Polk St.; 806-699-1055)
Cameron James Smith: The Amarillo country singer brings the party to Teddy Jack’s. (7 p.m.; 5080 S. Coulter St.; 806-322-0113)
ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE KID DAY®
Every year on the third Thursday in March, Absolutely Incredible Kids Day encourages adults to tell kids how absolutely incredible they are. Take the challenge a step further and WRITE it down in a letter to that absolutely incredible kid. Read more…
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SPRING BEGINS
Spring begins on the March or vernal equinox, which is when the amount of sunshine is approximately 12 hours long. The amount of sunlight will incrementally increase until the first day of Summer. More, more, more…
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AMoA exhibit shows
‘Layered Lives’ of
contemporary Cuban
women artists
The Amarillo Museum
of Art, located at 2200 S.
Van Buren, is hosting the
exhibit “Layered Lives:
The Art of Nine Contem-
porary Cuban Women
from the Discoveries in
Art – Certilman Family
Collection” now through
March 23. A reception is
scheduled for 6:30 p.m.
Feb. 21with cocktails and
hots d’oeuvres; admis-
sion is free for members
or $10 at the door.
This exhibition aims to
shed light on Cuban
women artists’ signifi-
cant contributions to the
cultural fabric of their
country and beyond.
The Amarillo Museum
of Art is located on the
Washington Street cam-
pus of Amarillo College,
and hours are Wednes-
day through Saturday, 11
a.m. -5 p.m. and Sunday,
1-5p.m. For additional in-
formation, visit www.a-
moa.org, email amoa@
actx.edu, or call (806)
371-5050 or (806) 371-
5392 (weekends).
Greetings, Friend of Girl Scouts –
We want to follow-up on our invitation to have you join us for the upcoming Women of Distinction Luncheon held at the Amarillo Botanical Gardens on Thursday, March 20.
Our girls need to see real-life role models who defy expectations and challenge the norm, who see opportunities not hurdles, who take calculated risks to accomplish great things. It’s our privilege to recognize this year’s Women of Distinction Honorees who embody what it means to make the world a better place:
Rising Star – Aurora Anacker, Ambassador, Troop 5754
Outstanding Community Partner – Shi Lee’s Barbecue & Soul Food Café
Man Enough to Be a Girl Scout – Jason Crespin, Managing Artistic Director, Amarillo Little Theatre
Lifetime Achievement – Cynthia Walton, RN, WHNP-BC, Girl Scout Alum and Lifetime Member
Woman of Distinction – Liz M. Rascón-Alaniz, Ed.D., Executive Director, Heal the City
Will you join us?
Together, we are making a difference in the lives of girls in Amarillo and Canyon area. Thank you for your support of our girls!
Tasha Reid
Major Gifts Officer
Girl Scouts of Texas Oklahoma Plains
817.735.5315 | treid@gs-top.org
Join, volunteer, reconnect,
or donate by visiting