Things to do in Amarillo, Texas

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Amarillo Convention & Visitors Bureau

March 16 - 22, 2021

For information on COVID-19, inclement weather, and other information, please visit www.amarilloalerts.com

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Mask Recommendation

As you're enjoying our city, please remember to wear your masks! The CDC recommends that people wear masks in public settings, at events and gatherings, and anywhere they will be around other people. Masks are required on planes, buses, trains, and other forms of public transportation.

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Sign-Up for the Panhandle Savings Pass!

The pass works as a digital coupon book that gives you discounts on entry to attractions, free apps, and perks at bars and restaurants, along with access to discounted rates at hotels. Once redeemed, you can easily access your pass via text, email, or “app”. The pass will guide you through the Panhandle based on your location, so you never have to worry about your next stop or wasting time.

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2021 Digital Visitor Guide

Check out our new interactive visitor guide to help you plan your next trip to Amarillo! You'll find itineraries based on different interests, events, and suggestions from others who have put their boots on in Amarillo.

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Tickets for TEXAS Outdoor Musical now on sale

TEXAS is a family-friendly show set against an authentic tapestry of history, the show's fictional characters bring to life the stores, struggles, and triumphs of the settlers of the Texas Panhandle in the 1800's. Song and dance abound - and a generous helping of good ol' Texas humor too - with spellbinding lighting, special effects, and fireworks.

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Win a Route 66 Adventure Trip!

We're excited to announce your chance to win a Route 66 Adventure in Amarillo! This package included a two-night stay at The Barfield luxury hotel along Route 66 in downtown Amarillo, a $50 gift card to Toscana Italian Steakhouse, a one-hour private pottery class with internationally known ceramist Kent Harris at Blue Sage Pottery, a free limo ride to the Big Texan Steak Ranch, free dinner for two at the Big Texan Steak Ranch, and two tickets to any weekend show of your choice at Starlight Ranch Event Center.

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Events

Horseback Riding with Cowgirls and Cowboys in the West

If you are a horse lover, history buff, or just want to have an incredible experience of a lifetime - this is your place! Take a breath of fresh air under the beautiful West Texas sky on an authentic ride across Cowgirls and Cowboys' thousands of acres of Texas land located on the rim of the exquisite Palo Duro Canyon.

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Palo Duro ZipLine Adventure Park

Don't miss your chance to view Palo Duro Canyon from above! Here you'll find outdoor recreation for all ages. The highlight of the facility is the "Big Zip-Line Ride" featuring an amazing view of the canyon. They'll be open 10 AM to 5 PM until March 21st for Spring Break!

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Spring Break Spectacular

Join Don Harrington Discovery Center all week from 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM for science, experiments, crafts, demos, and activities! Each day will feature different activities and live animal presentations, so come every day for something new.

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Spring Break at the Amarillo Zoo

Look for a wild way to spend Spring Break? Join the Amarillo Zoo for daily enrichment, animal encounters, and keeper chats from 10 AM to 3 PM daily.

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Kwahadi Museum of the American Indian

Learn the history of Native Americans in our area through their art and artifacts. Check out their amazing exhibits on March 20th and 21st from 1 to 5 PM.

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Craftership Local Market

Don't miss Amarillo's only year-round Farmer's Market on March 20th from 11 AM until 3:30 PM (or sold out)! The market is in Wolflin Village at 2625 Wolflin Ave.. After you find high-quality local goods, check out the rest of the shops in the area!

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The Balancing Act

This is an exhibition of artwork featuring 7 local artists: Marsha Clements, J. Greg Burgess, Israel Guajardo, Mike LaFleur, Terry Martin, Jena Rawley Taylor, Marilyn Yanke. The exhibit is open 24/7 and located at the Cerulean Gallery inside the Embassy Suites by Hilton Amarillo Downtown.

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Palo Duro Creek Ranch

Experience Palo Duro Canyon from a new view with this exciting jeep adventure! Their experienced guides will tell you the history of the area while you have fun along the way! Make sure to ask about their guided hikes and horseback rides.

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Exhibits

Rock of Ages

Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum opens its newest exhibit on February 27th. This cool exhibit features over 200 rocks, minerals, and gems highlighting the dynamic and intense geologic history of this region and beyond. Come be dazzled by the richness of their color, texture, shape, and intricate patterns.

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The Panhandle Prohibition

The Panhandle Prohibition Exhibition takes you back to the Texas Panhandle in the 1920s. Learn the diversity of music and opinions in our very own recreated speakeasy complete with augmented reality and get your very own mugshot. Understand fashion, consumerism, and politics of the day while listening to some great jazz.

Go Figure

Go Figure includes the work of six artists who use the human figure in their work. Each of these artists' unique interpretations of human form reflects back to the viewer an insight into the human condition. View these fantastic pieces at the Amarillo Museum of Art during their normal business hours.

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From Here to There

Explore the science of how things move by land, sea, and air at The Don Harrington Discovery Center's new traveling exhibit! Lift, launch, and levitate as you experiment with hands-on exhibits that make learning about gravity, friction, and laws of motion fun. You can have fun at this exhibit during DHDC's normal business hours.

Art Space: Home

Explore the idea of home through artworks from AMoA’s Permanent Collection. Georgia O’Keeffe chose to paint the view out her window. Douglas Kent Hall captured the ‘magical’ light of the ancient Taos Pueblo. Russell Lee photographed the homes of everyday Americans during the Great Depression.

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