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Welcome to the Let's Move Camp: Have fun through competitions and fitness challenges, including a demonstration from Team Chip Tae Kwon Do.

Welcome to the Once Upon A Time Camp: Find your inner superhero or princess.

Welcome to the Game Changer Camp: Learn new techniques that will change your game.

Welcome to the Sports Maniacs Camp. Test your skills with games, crafts, and a water gun shoot out.

Watch award winning Amricana musician artist Charley Crockett perform on the rooftop of the Grace Museum. There will be a food truck in front with food for purchase and beer and wine on the rooftop to enjoy during the concert. Proceeds from the concerts benefit Future Fund.

Texas' Oldest Outdoor Musical is present on the acre-sized Prairie Theater, the show brings covered wagons, buggies, and railroads and the Concord Stagecoach that ran between Albany and Fort Worth. Threatening prairie fires, a giant rattlesnake, a rowdy frontier town, and discovery of oil appear before your eyes. Over 250 Albany performers present the authentic look and feel of the Old West told, with fun and humor.

A come-and-go family program offered by our art educators who will help you and your little ones create a work of art using the style and medium of the featured artist in the gallery. Emphasis is on having fun while picking up valuable knowledge.

Intercollegiate Tennis Association sanctioned Summer Circuit tennis tournament. 

The #Rickmobile is a one-of-a-kind mobile pop-up shop that offers exclusive, custom-designed Rick and Morty collectibles. Limited quantities. Please note, queue line may be capped.

Athletes compete to qualify for nationals.

Texas' Oldest Outdoor Musical is present on the acre-sized Prairie Theater, the show brings covered wagons, buggies, and railroads and the Concord Stagecoach that ran between Albany and Fort Worth. Threatening prairie fires, a giant rattlesnake, a rowdy frontier town, and discovery of oil appear before your eyes. Over 250 Albany performers present the authentic look and feel of the Old West told, with fun and humor.

A come-and-go family program offered by our art educators who will help you and your little ones create a work of art using the style and medium of the featured artist in the gallery. Emphasis is on having fun while picking up valuable knowledge.

Welcome to the Creativity Camp. Let your creativity flow as we discover together new perspectives and ideas in team based challenges, fun puzzles, STEM activities, and arts and crafts. No camp July 4.

Welcome to the Score! Sports Galore: Play a sport every day and test your skills at new ones. No camp July 4.

Welcome to the Around the World Camp: Learn archery and other activities from around the globe. No camp July 4th. 

Welcome to the Outlast Island Camp. No camp July 4th. 

Celebrate the 4th of July by attending the parade in the heart of downtown. 

Activities for the day include: Free showing of Sing; ribbon cutting, radio remote, giveaways, drawings for goodies, face-painting, bounce house, food and refreshments.

Celebrating western art, food, and dance like no other event in Texas. This annual event brings people together from Stamford, Abilene, and beyond to celebrate the western-heritage art and artists of Texas.

Enjoy a small town parade, crafts, games, tea party, and more in the gorgeous setting of a historic town. Food will be available for purchase. 

This popular program, for ages 3 to 5 and parents, features hands-on activities and gallery games.

Texas Showcase League Baseball Showcase with select baseball teams featuring high school baseball players from the local and surrounding areas competing at ACU, Hardin Simmons and McMurry Universities. Many of these players will move on to play at the collegiate level and beyond.

A come-and-go family program offered by our art educators who will help you and your little ones create a work of art using the style and medium of the featured artist in the gallery. Emphasis is on having fun while picking up valuable knowledge.

Show your support as teams compete.

A small-town sheriff in the American West enlists the help of a cripple, a drunk, and a young gunfighter to hold the brother of a local bad guy in jail. Starring: John Wayne, Dean Martin; Color, 141 minutes, Not rated, 1959.

A come-and-go family program offered by our art educators who will help you and your little ones create a work of art using the style and medium of the featured artist in the gallery. Emphasis is on having fun while picking up valuable knowledge.

Show your support as teams compete.

Show your support as teams compete.

Open golf tournament for boys and girls, ages 12-19. Sanctioned by AJGA.

Welcome to the Blast to the Past Camp: We will feature Disco, Jurassic age of dinosaurs, and Space Age.

Welcome to the Blast Off to a Great Time Camp: Get looney through fun competitions about space.

Welcome to the Pathfinders Camp: Choose a path of fun activities such as, cooking, acting, sports, or others.

Welcome to the #ISSA Challenge Camp: Challenge yourself in board games, gym games, trivia, and sports.

Sit in the stands or lounge on the field and enjoy this family movie. Concession stands will be open, so come hungry. Please note: No chairs, food or drinks will be allowed on the field.

Texas Showcase League Baseball hosts the State Championship competition for 16U.

Combination pool and bracket play. Registration deadline is June 30, 2018.

The Grace Museum celebrates its 25th Anniversary in this beautifully restored historic building that sits in the heart of Downtown Abilene. This exhibition highlights the renovation and restoration efforts through photographs, newspapers, and the actual model created in 1986.

Award-winning photographer and physician, Dr. Paul Sokal MD, explores the rapid pace of technological change through large format color photographs of the relics of once-revolutionary products now replaced by cell phones.

The common misconception that art and science are so vastly different, that they never overlap, is discredited by two contemporary artists, Rusty Scruby and Shawn Smith, whose work proves that the union of these two disciplines, like the brain’s neuropathways between our right (artistic) and left (analytical) hemispheres, is the sweet spot known as creativity. 

Conan Chadbourne studied mathematics and physics at New York University and has worked in experimental physics research, digital imaging and printing, graphic design, and documentary film production. His work is motivated by a fascination with the occurrence of mathematical and scientific imagery in traditional art forms, and the frequently mystical or cosmological significance found in such imagery.