The Parks Legado Town Center is proud to present the 2024 Parks Legado Farmers Market Season! With 5 dates throughout the summer and more vendors than ever, this season is sure to be the best we’ve had! 2024 Dates: June 8th July 13th August 10th September 14th October 12th (Farmer's Market + Pumpkin Patch) *All markets will run from 8AM – 12PM*
Come join us for a day of queer celebration! Get ready to experience a kaleidoscope of colors, music, and performances that reflect the beautiful spectrum of our community. From electrifying drag shows to inspiring speeches, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Dance freely to the beats of local DJs, explore crafts and art from our 50+ vendor booths, and indulge in delicious treats from food trucks. But the Basin Pride Festival is more than just a party—it's a platform for advocacy and education. Engage with organizations and activists dedicated to advancing LGBTQNIA+ rights, learn about important issues facing our community, and discover ways to make a positive impact. Whether you're proudly out, still discovering your identity, or a passionate ally, everyone is welcome. Let's unite in solidarity, celebrate our diversity, and continue marching towards a future where love knows no bounds! ADDITIONAL INFO: For the safety of all festival-goers, bags will be checked at the door!
Hop into Homemade Wines every Saturday from 7pm – 10pm and enjoy live music from a local artist!
Paramount's Laser Spectacular is the smash hit multi-media laser and light show featuring the Original Master Recordings of Pink Floyd. Pink Floyd Laser Spectacular carries you away on a mind-expanding journey, all set to the masterful soundtrack of Pink Floyd.
Melodrama is a unique theatrical experience, invented in the USA. But nobody does it quite as uniquely as Summer Mummers. Summer Mummers, a Permian Basin summer tradition for more than seventy-three years, is the longest continuing melodrama in the United States and is internationally renowned. This unique group has been privileged to perform in Dundalk, Ireland and Dongying, China, proving that laughter is indeed a universal language.