Tuesday Night Head over to Pi Social this Tuesday night from 7-9 PM for an evening with J.R. McNutt! Immerse yourself in his dynamic fusion of Texas Country and southern rock that’ll keep your toes tapping and spirits soaring. Let the music elevate your evening as you savor one of our signature dishes. 203 W Wall Street | Downtown Midland Call us for reservations! 432-247-1711
Este Miércoles 30 de octubre apartir de las 6:00 pm tendremos el Terrorífi-Q Fest de Halloween Ven a disfrutar de una tarde llena de sorpresas y muchos dulces para todos los niños.. Acompáñanos en Dos Amigos de Odessa, 4700 N Golder Ave. Premios para los mejores disfraces, dulces, IPads y muchas sorpresas más.
WHAT IS FIRST FRIDAY? First Friday ODTX is a monthly gathering every first Friday of the month for residents and visitors of downtown Odessa. Each month, the streets are lively and colorful with music, games, and delicious food. There are unbeatable deals from local businesses and exciting opportunities to collect amazing giveaways. The event is open to all ages and caters to everyone’s interests. For music lovers, there are live performances by local bands and artists, while foodies can indulge in a diverse range of street eats. Downtown shops and eateries will offer special promotions. First Friday ODTX event brings vibrancy and community spirit to downtown Odessa, making it the perfect place to spend a Friday evening.
Centennial Park will host a Movie in the Park sponsored by TSL. Don't forget to bring your lawn chairs and blankets. Thank you, TSL, for your sponsorship & support!
Join us at the Ellen Noël Art Museum for a vibrant and heartfelt celebration of Día de los Muertos on November 2nd! This special event is dedicated to honoring the rich customs and traditions of this beloved Mexican holiday. Families and individuals of all ages are welcome to participate in a variety of free art activities designed to engage and delight children. These activities will provide a fun and educational way for kids to connect with the cultural significance of Día de los Muertos through creativity and hands-on experience. One of the highlights of the event will be the opportunity to meet Guadalupe Hernandez, the talented artist behind our current exhibit, "Con Cariño." This exhibit beautifully captures the essence of Mexican culture and heritage, showcasing Hernandez's deep appreciation for his roots. Attendees will have the chance to hear directly from Hernandez during an exclusive art talk, where he will share insights into his work and the inspiration behind his stunning pieces. In addition to the art activities and artist meet-and-greet, the event will feature live music and performances that promise to enchant and entertain guests. These performances will further immerse attendees in the vibrant atmosphere of Día de los Muertos, […]
Join artist Connie Lee in exploring Neurographic Art. The workshop is Tuesday, November 5th 6:00 pm-8:00 pm. Sign up at https://www.paletteclubmidland.com/2024-november.html See more of Connie’s work on Instagram @brokenc_art Neurographic art is a technique, which comprises drawing freeform lines or “neuro lines”. Learn stress relieving techniques before the crazy holiday season!
Join the City of Lubbock, the Lubbock Cultural Arts Foundation, the Lubbock Music Advisory Committee, and the Office of the Governor's Texas Music Office for the 6th Annual Texas Sounds & Cities Conference in Lubbock, TX November 6-8, 2024! This two-day conference will include panel discussions on Texas music scene development, conversations about potential state-wide collaboration between the certified communities, as well as conversations spotlighting economic development best practices which in turn lead to increased music tourism and music scene cohesion. This yearly conference is a time for our Music Friendly Texas Certified Communities to come together and learn from each other. Music Friendly Texas Community Liaisons are invited to present updates from their respective programs. There will be time for round table discussions to learn from the successes and challenges of their fellow certified communities.
Join the City of Lubbock, the Lubbock Cultural Arts Foundation, the Lubbock Music Advisory Committee, and the Office of the Governor's Texas Music Office for the 6th Annual Texas Sounds & Cities Conference in Lubbock, TX November 6-8, 2024! This two-day conference will include panel discussions on Texas music scene development, conversations about potential state-wide collaboration between the certified communities, as well as conversations spotlighting economic development best practices which in turn lead to increased music tourism and music scene cohesion. This yearly conference is a time for our Music Friendly Texas Certified Communities to come together and learn from each other. Music Friendly Texas Community Liaisons are invited to present updates from their respective programs. There will be time for round table discussions to learn from the successes and challenges of their fellow certified communities.
From the director of the modern fairy tale Wouldn't It Be Lovely, and based on the iconic poem by Lord Alfred Tennyson, The Globe Theatre at Odessa College embarks on an unforgettable journey into the heart of Arthurian legend with our 2024 Fall flagship production of The Lady of Shalott! Tennyson's poem The Lady of Shalott has enthralled readers for over a century. The mysterious tale of a woman cursed and trapped in a tower has captivated artists the world over, inspiring countless paintings and songs, all in service of answering the ultimate question: Who was The Lady of Shalott? In the most innovative theatrical experience we have ever offered, The Globe Theatre at Odessa College takes audiences on an extraordinary adventure into the untold story of Camelot, bringing to life iconic characters like Arthur, Guinevere, Lancelot, Merlin and more with fierce humanity and unparalleled passion. A celebration of live performance, art, poetry, dance, and music, The Lady of Shalott will awake your senses, uncover truth behind legend, and shatter the boundaries of theatrical performance. *** Please note that seating is not typical. The play takes place in an art gallery and then moves outside into a courtyard. Some moments […]
Placed in the Deep South in 1948, Driving Miss Daisy follows a rich, sharp-tongued Jewish widow of seventy-two and her newly appointment chauffeur, Hoke, who is thoughtful black man. Miss Daisy immediately regards Hoke with disdain and who, in turn, is not impressed with his employer’s patronizing tone and, he believes, her latent prejudice. Will they be able to overcome their differences?
Date: Nov 14, 2024 Time: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM Location(s): Stage Pavilion Category(s): Education Come out and have some fun with the Centennial Park staff! We will have story time, coloring and cookies under the Stage Pavilion. We hope to see you there!