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This league is for players who are looking for a place to strengthen their skills and become a strong all-around team leader. All skill levels are welcome, from beginner to advanced. This is a bring your own team only league. Limited spots for each division. This league will be played on Monday nights only. This is a 6-week long league and no weeks will be skipped. 

Virtual theater packages for families. Enjoy a professional children's theater show at home! 

Virtual Show Titles: 

• Anne of Green Gables
• From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler
• Chicken Dance

Packages Include:

• Access to a recorded children's theater show you can stream at home.
• A brand-new copy of the book that inspired the show.
• A $25 Market Street gift card - use for a ready-made meal or snacks to share while enjoying the show.
• A bag of authentic Paramount Theatre popcorn delivered to your door*
• Written instructions for show-related crafts, games, and activities.
• Fun video extras - meet the cast, author or director, learn a song or dance (varies by show).
• One or two surprises!

*Within Abilene city limits.

This is a bring your team league. Your team must provide a coach. There will be no practice built in, only games. Teams can be made up of school teams, club teams, or just a group of friends wanting to play together. Teams will be guaranteed 3 matches per week. All teams must provide a volunteer scorekeeper and two line judges for each of their matches.

Play competitive basketball in Dodge Jones Youth Sports Center's new facility. 3 game gurantee. Boys and girls divisions: 11U, 14U and 18U. 

Angelo Xiang Yu, violin. 2019 Avery Fisher Grant Award and 2019 Lincoln Center Emerging Artist Award. C.P.E. Bach Sinfonia V in B minor
Vivaldi Four Seasons. Corporate Sponsors: Market Street, and Texas Commission on the Arts.  Visit website for more details.

Enjoy drinks, snacks and a Blan Scott acoustic show.

Join Pappy Slokum Brewing Co. and Crooked Creek Meats for their annual beer and crawfish event.

Barreling into 2021 with fresh bits and new material, the Fort Worth, Texas comedian will leave you drying your eyes and wanting more. Staying busy in 2020, William Lee hosted a 24-hour online marathon, began a daily chat with fans on Facebook Live, and released songs like 'Look Out Santa Clause,' 'Bank Fishing,' and 'I’ll Stand for You.' Don’t miss one of Texas’ brightest stars when he comes to town with his new tour. 

Recommended for ages 18+

Out of Texas comes the real deal, Comedian William Lee Martin. William Lee Martin’s storytelling approach takes audiences on a journey, leaving them with 'favorite routines' more than 'favorite punchlines.' With his signature cowboy hat, boots and Texas drawl, it would be easy to lump the blue-eyed, 6-foot-2-inch Martin into the category of 'another guy doing country act.' But don’t be fooled by outward appearances, as his on-stage persona is no act – his middle-America storytelling is as genuine as it gets. Drawing from real life experiences, Martin’s vibrant routine reflects life as a husband, father and friend. And that authenticity is connecting with mainstream America, crossing culture lines and social status boundaries. But no matter the topic, Martin’s gentlemanly wit and charm prove he’s no dummy, redneck, or hillbilly. His humor is sharp, original and occasionally laced with sarcasm and innuendo, but without the overt adult language prevalent with so many in today’s comedy landscape.

Enjoy BBQ and live music by Dave Stevens on the patio.

Ready, get set... charge! Abilene's 1st Run that will allow you to run around Nelson Park AND the Abilene Zoo! Show us your wild side, dress up in your finest stripes, spots, trees, flowers, trees, or feathers, and let's run for the EARTH!

Register to attend the ultimate spring cleaning event at a different location every Saturday for four weeks. After the cleanup, participants can bring a picnic lunch or purchase food from a participating food truck vendor, find the perfect spot and enjoy live music from local bands. The event on April 17 includes live music by Dwayne Pack, Garrett Bryan and the Traveling City Committee. 

Enjoy music on the patio featuring Morgan Reatherford.

Military Appreciation Day at the Taylor County History Center in Buffalo Gap with free admission for current and former military members and their families.

Enjoy great food and live music featuring Phil Hamilton.

Join the YMCA of Abilene and Dad's Ice Cream to celebrate Healthy Kids Day! There will be live music, amazing food, bounce houses and family fun for all ages!

The beloved tale of Cinderella comes to life on stage with colorful Panto Company-style sets, original songs, plenty of excitement and—of course—a happy ending!

High school boys and girls compete for regional golf championships.

Enjoy BBQ and live music by Coffey Anderson on the patio.

Enjoy great food and live music featuring Southern Honey.

Abilene Christian University is excited to announce that, for the very first time, Sing Song will be housed in the Historic Paramount Theatre in downtown Abilene. This is the first time the show has been held in April since 1963. Tickets will be available starting in mid-March after Spring Break.

Sing Song 2021 is going 'back to the basics', with small a cappella groups singing popular songs, the same way Sing Song would have sounded 65 years ago at the very first show in 1957.

Enjoy great food and live music featuring Ariel Hutchins.

Spring dueling pianos event benefiting the Day Nursery of Abilene, non-profit child care program.

Designed for adults - celebrate Earth Day by creating your own upcycled glass bottle self-watering planters! Participants will learn how to cut glass bottles safely and repurpose them. Once your planter is complete - use any leftover bottles or bottles from home to create drinking glasses, candle holders, or more planters for your garden or as gifts! Class fee includes instruction and all materials; students will be provided with one plant and one large bottle. We will have extra bottles available on a first come first served basis until gone. Students are invited to bring bottles from home as well. Both round and square bottles will work. Participants are invited to bring any snacks or adult beverages of their choice to enjoy during the class. The Grace will provide cups and wine/bottle openers for your convenience.

Due to current health and safety protocols participants will be required to wear a mask while in the museum but are allowed to remove them while socially distant at their work table and the class is limited to 10 participants.

In the last decade, Wine, Women & Shoes has exploded across the US producing more than 400 fashion fundraising events. This two-part signature event series creates an enhanced atmosphere of giving where community-minded, philanthropic women (and a few good men) gather to sip, shop, savor, and support a worthy cause in an exciting, chic and innovative way.

The Marketplace — Sip, Savor, Shop & Support
The Marketplace ignites the senses with an energetic atmosphere from the moment guests step through the doors. From wine tasting and culinary delights, to shopping the designer pop-up boutiques, and mingling with charming Shoe Guys, this portion of the event is lively and engaging. With revenue generating activations sprinkled throughout, guests have fun while supporting a great cause.

Seated Program — Let's Take to the Stage!
From the welcome to mission message, and the live auction to the fashion show, guests are engaged with wow moments throughout the seated program. Striking stages with dramatic lighting and entertainment delight and command the attention of the entire audience. Most importantly, the program educates and engages the guests in the cause.

This event raises money for scholarships and financial assistance for low-income families in and around Abilene. This assistance ensures that children in Pre-K through 5th grade on 16 elementary school campuses are able to attend Alliance After School Care from the time school is out until 6:00pm. Our mission is that no child goes home alone.

This event will be following state & local health guidelines, as well as CDC recommendations to set up a safe event for attendees, volunteers, and staff. They are commited to providing you with a safe environment to provide meaningful impact for Alliance for Women & Children.

Founded in 1952 American Junior Rodeo Association is for boys and girls under the age of 20 who will compete for points that could land them at the National Finals.

Enjoy great food and live music featuring Kirk House.

Enjoy music on the patio featuring Holli Garet.

Calling all golfers and Abilene-area businesses! Mark your calendars and plan to attend Noah Project’s annual Golf Tournament in support of its mission, and receive an invitation to the most fun Par-Tee of the year! All proceeds from this event support the mission of Noah Project to empower victims to become survivors, and working to end domestic violence and sexual assault.

Listen to some fiddle and steel guitar with Stevie J. Rose and The Rio Grande Band at the P.T. Event Center.

Dinner and singer/songwriter show benefiting the Taylor County Expo Center.

Play competitive basketball in Dodge Jones Youth Sports Center's new facility. 3 game gurantee. Boys and girls divisions: 11U, 14U and 18U. 

To kick off the socially-distanced festivities, guests will experience 'a day in Burgundy' filled with the best in wine, food, guest speakers, chefs, and more, moderated by Burgundy expert and founder of Bertrand’s Wines, Bertrand Leulliette.

The day will begin with a seminar and tasting of a selection of Old World and New World pinot noir and chardonnay, specially curated by Leulliette and acclaimed sommelier Guy Stout – one of only 260 Master Sommeliers in the world. The tasting will be followed by a California-style lunch on the ranch grounds, paired with additional Burgundy wines and surrounded by the West Texas scenery. Afterward, guests are invited to relax before dinner by exploring the town of Buffalo Gap, shopping at the Perini Ranch Country Market, or visiting the Gap Cafe.

That evening, guests will enjoy an unforgettable menu of authentic French cuisine by Michelin Star Chef Bruno Davaillon, served alongside both Old and New World Burgundy pinot noir and chardonnay. Chef Davaillon, who has also been nominated by the James Beard Awards as “Best Southwest Chef,” was born and raised in the Loire Valley of France and discovered his love of cooking by watching his aunt prepare home cooked meals on the farm. Chef Davaillon currently resides in Dallas and, after an exceptional six year tenure at the Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek, opened his award-winning restaurant Bullion in 2018.

Enjoy great food and comedy night at the Chuckle Shack.

Register to attend the ultimate spring cleaning event at a different location every Saturday for four weeks. After the cleanup, participants can bring a picnic lunch or purchase food from a participating food truck vendor, find the perfect spot and enjoy live music from local bands. The event on April 24 includes live music by Colton Fox and James Tuffs and The Southern Trouble. 

Enjoy music on the patio featuring Amelia Presley.

Enjoy BBQ and live music by Shelby Stone on the patio.

High School UIL track and field championships.

Come nose to nose with exotic animals throughout the evening for a Wild Experience! After your gourmet feast and signature KOA Lounge cocktails, take a Safari Tour to get a behind-the-scenes glimpse of where the wild things live.

Your support of Zoobilation will advance the Abilene Zoological Society’s mission of education and preservation of wildlife and add to the fun at Abilene’s number on visitor attraction, the Abilene Zoo.

For over four decades, the Grover Nelson Park Zoological Foundation has been a leader in building the Abilene Zoo into the place it is today. The foundation is the driving force in ensuring the growth of the zoo through capital campaigns leading to hallmark exhibits such as the Giraffe Safari and the newly-opened Madagascar exhibit. But just as importantly, the foundation is instrumental behind the scenes, growing matching funds to allow for an expansion of a first-class animal hospital, building rainy-day reserves to sustain the zoo during times of uncertainty, and creating an endowment to ensure the Abilene Zoo will thrive for generations to come. Thank you for your support in advancing the future of the Abilene Zoo.

Rotary Club of Abilene has evolved after 2020 with the goal of raising the level of quality and sophistication of the event. Their limited number of guests will enjoy high end entertainment and exquisite Texas based food and beverages. Area restaurants, artists, beverage vendors, and musicians will showcase their sublime offerings. Your attendance and contribution will support a greater cause for area nonprofits. Attire is quirky black tie optional. More information below:

• Sponsorship Packages
• Artist Entry Form

Enjoy BBQ and live music by John Baumann on the patio.

Enjoy great food and live music featuring Matt Stapp Band.

Enjoy great food and live music featuring Brad Russell.

Grab your boots and get ready to dance at the Grace Museum Garage! Midnight Blue will be playing live and The Toasted Traveler food truck will be parked outside. Attendance is limited to 200. Masks are required on the dance floor.

Enjoy great food and live music featuring Kasey Thornton Band.

Enjoy music on the patio featuring Matt Stapp.

Digital dance show. Choreographed by NYCB Guest Artist, Lily Balogh and nine student choreographers. Production will post on May 1.

Meet one of the top production designers in cinema, award-winning movie and TV designer Nelson Coates. A graduate of Abilene High School and Abilene Christian University, Coates spent most of this year designing for the film adaptation of Lin-Manuel Miranda's 'In the Heights.' He earned the Art Directors Guild Excellence in Production Design Award for 'Crazy Rich Asians.' The evening will begin with an elegant dinner and drinks at Prosperity Bank and a photo op with Nelson. Then you will move to the Paramount Theatre, where Nelson will share big screen moments from his career and have a Q&A with Kaye Price-Hawkins, ACAC board member and organizer of this event. The ACAC will present Nelson with a Lifetime Achievement Award. The evening concludes with desserts on the Paramount stage inspired by Nelson’s hit movies.

Register to attend the ultimate spring cleaning event at a different location every Saturday for four weeks. After the cleanup, participants can bring a picnic lunch or purchase food from a participating food truck vendor, find the perfect spot and enjoy live music from local bands. The event on May 1 includes live music by Destiny MItcham and James Tuffs and The Southern Trouble. 

Come shop a unique outdoor vendor market in the 'basement' of Matera Gardens, below Sockdolager Brewing Company! The lower level of this location will be filled with a vairety of vendors on Saturdays from March-November.

If you would like to secure a place at Matera Gardens as a vendor, please contact Nita Brewer at materagardens@gmail.com or 325-201-1289.

What’s the best way to explore a new culture? Celebrate Together with Día with Cultura Local ABI. A celebration of children, families, and reading that emphasizes the importance of advocating literacy for children of all linguistic and cultural backgrounds. Throughout the day, children and families will learn about each other and lead the way to understanding the rich varied cultures and living heritage that exist in our community.

Join the Abilene Chamber as they close Cypress Street for about an hour and celebrate the official reopening of the economic highway that we call Abilene. In the meantime, the economy is open - please keep spending local! 

Are you a business without a storefront? Let us help celebrate your business with a ribbon cutting during the Great West Texas Economic Reboot Ribbon Cutting thanks to Mike Dunahoo and family at Star Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram Hyundai! Click here to get more info.

#4theCommunity! Together, everyone can make a difference for local nonprofits in our area. Join the Community Foundation of Abilene for a 24-hour day of online giving to raise money for nonprofits serving Abilene and the surrounding area. The giving happens at abilenegives.org.
DONATE: https://www.abilenegives.org/

Join the Abilene Chamber as they recognize individuals and businesses who, through their independent entrepreneurial spirit, play a vital role in building the community and the economy. To be nominated is a reward in itself and a nomination serves as a great tribute to a company’s leadership and employees. All small business nominees and recipients will be recognized at the Salute to Small Business Luncheon.

Sponsored by America's SBDC at Texas Tech, Keep It Local driven by First Financial Bank, Star Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram Hyundai.

Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with the Hispanic Leadership Council! Schedule and route:

• 6 pm - Lineup at St. Vincent Pallotti Catholic Church on 2525 Westview St. 
• 6:30 pm - Parade beings
• Turn left on Vogel St.
• Keep East to Westmoreland St.
• End at Sears Park

Streamed live from www.acu.edu/theatre. Directed by Dawne Swearingen Meeks and music directed by Marc Sanders.

Disney's Alice in Wonderland, Jr. is being performed by 28 Abilene-area kids between the ages of 8 and 18. Travel down the rabbit hole and enter the crazy world of Wonderland at Historic Paramount Theatre in downtown Abilene! Second annual Big Country Children's Theatre spring musical. BCCT is a division of Big Country Performing Arts (formerly Clyde Center for Performing Arts). They have been producing musicals in the Abilene area for over 8 years and are excited to expand their children's program.

This walking tour is a fun, poetic and informative adventure of Downtown Abilene that includes history, current creativity, local business knowledge. (Including some complimentary food and drink samples). A great way to spend a slow morning with family and friends or solo. 7% of each ticket and merchandise sales go towards Work Again West Texas. (A non profit that works with neighbors experiencing homelessness).

Nine year-old Thomas can see things no one else can: tropical fish thriving in the Amsterdam canals, trumpeting sparrows and even a hailstorm of frogs. He also sees the unhappiness of his family, the violence in his father, and pain that lingers. All this – good and bad – he carefully records in his magical and hopeful Book of Everything. Produced by special arrangement with Plays for Young Audiences. By Richard Tulloch & Guus Kuijer, and directed by Ginger Vinson and Jeremy L Matta.

A comedic play about misunderstandings, love and deception. Benedick and Beatrice don't love each other but then they do. Claudio and Hero love each other but then they don't but then they do again. Everyone gets married. By William Shakespeare, directed by Amanda Keith.

Ferris Bueller (Matthew Broderick) has an uncanny skill at cutting classes and getting away with it. Intending to make one last duck-out before graduation, Ferris calls in sick, "borrows" a Ferrari, and embarks on a one-day journey through the streets of Chicago. On Ferris' trail is high school principal Rooney (Jeffrey Jones), determined to catch him in the act.

‘merica. On Armed Forces Day, the Abilene Zoo invites all Armed Forces and their families to a free day of fun as a thank you for their service. There will be free lunch, train rides, carousel rides, and giraffe feeding as a tribute to those who serve our country. Join Abilene’s wild side as we celebrate our armed forces together.

Show respect for a military member by wearing an Honor and Remember bib during this Family Fun Run or Walk. For those who want to participate in the 'Ruck for Vets' you can wear a rucksack/backpack filled with canned goods that will be weighed and donated to the Meals on Wheels Military Program. More than 1,100 pounds of food was donated at last year's run. Organizations, clubs, youth groups, and businesses can also collect canned goods, which can be brought on the morning of the 5k or can be arranged for pick up.

Military Appreciation Day at the Taylor County History Center in Buffalo Gap with free admission for current and former military members and their families.

Celebrate  Armed Forces Day with a Rucking Event! Surviving Families of Fallen Warriors is kicking off Zoolute to Dyess collecting non-perishable items before and during the Oorah Warrior 5K Ruck to supports veterans served by Meals on Wheels.

Abilene Christian University will host its first outdoor conference meet in 13 years this spring for the Southland Conference Outdoor Track & Field Conference Meet.

Acrobats, aerialists and circus specialty artists bend, twist, flip, and fly in this high-energy, family-friendly flurry of fun!

It’s Pregnancy Resources of Abilene’s 17th Annual “Life in Bloom” Fundraising Banquet. Join them for dinner and an acoustic night with platinum-selling, award-winning, singer/songwriter, Mark Schultz. Table Sponsorships available Monday January 4, 2021. Tickets available Monday April 5, 2021. For more information, 325-672-6415 or https://www.prabilene.com/partner/events/#lifeinbloom or https://www.prabilene.com/partner/events/#signup

*The City of Abilene's covid precautions will be followed.*

This exhibition will highlight the early history of the State Epileptic Colony in Abilene through over 50 photographs from The Grace’s permanent history collection. In 1904, the institution was founded to help individuals with epilepsy through research, care, isolation, and offering a place to work and live. The complex consisted of an administration building, a power plant, a women’s and men’s hospital, four cottages, and a home for the superintendent. The hospital was a state of the art facility and housed 200 patients by the fall of 1904. By the 1920s, the state of Texas expressed the desire to include individuals with mental health disabilities and renamed the colony the Abilene State Hospital and added a recreation building, x-ray laboratories, twin dormitories, and a warehouse. The named changed to Abilene State School in the 1950s and later the Abilene State Supported Living Center. The current living center is dedicated to treatment, rehabilitation, independence, and helping individuals feel safe and healthy.

 Texas Photographic Society29: The International Competition.

This exhibition was created by Abilene’s Hispanic Heritage Display Committee, a group committed to archiving, preserving, and displaying the histories of Hispanics in Abilene for the community and its future generations.

This exhibition highlights just a small portion of the rich history of music, dance, and entertainment in Abilene’s Hispanic/Latino community. Music and dance are an integral part of Hispanic/Latino culture, as they incorporate native and Spanish traditions to create a unique blend of rhythms, beats, movements, and lyrics. Abilene has a long history and tradition of conjunto music and ballet folklorico, both of which are represented in this exhibition.

Conjunto music was the precursor to current Tejano music, where each band usually had an accordion, bajo sexto (12-string bass guitar), and drums (later, other instruments were added). In addition, Spanish radio stations in Abilene have led the way to promote both the conjunto and Tejano music we enjoy today.

Ballet Folklorico, derived from traditional folk dancing, incorporates religious topics, historical themes, and oral histories. It was mainly modernized in the 1950s in Mexico City and became popular in the United States in the 1960s. The dancers promote a sense of community and ability to share their heritage through the expressive form of dance. This exhibition highlights two local Ballet Folklorico groups that are vital to the culture of Abilene.

David Small works with watercolor, pen and ink, and pastels. His later works have a much softer look, but they continue to include his trademark attention to small details that beg to be poured over again and again. This 2021 exhibition will be the last public display of Small’s work before it transitions to a private collection.

Abilene Christian University senior art students.

A white wedding dress is a relatively new and modern concept and is mostly worn in the Americas and western European countries. Wedding dresses throughout the world and time have varied greatly in color, style, and tradition. Even in the Western part of the world in Roman times brides wore a yellow veil and Ancient Athenians wore long violet or reddish robes. (Summer Brennan, 'A Natural History of the Wedding Dress', September 27, 2017, jStor Daily). For many centuries, brides wore their finest gown or dress for their weddings regardless of color. It wasn’t until Queen Victoria donned her white wedding dress in 1840 that white became a popular color for wedding dresses throughout Europe and the Americas. This exhibition highlights what we now call “traditional” wedding dresses belonging to various individuals in Abilene and the surrounding areas from the late 1890s to the 1930s, most of which are in the permanent collection at The Grace Museum. 

The 20 female photographers in this exhibition, exercised technical and aesthetic ingenuity, asserted their own voices and subjectivities. Photographers Marion Post Wolcott, Mary Ellen Mark, Anne Noggle, Marilyn Bridges, Laura Gilpin, Ruth Bernard, Linda Conner, Fran Forman, Kathy Millan, Garciela Iturbide are but a few outstanding examples of women working as photographic documentarians and artists who are an important part of photographic history. This exhibition of women photographers in the Grace Museum permanent collection documents the role of women as creative forces in our contemporary culture as well as The Grace Museum’s long-standing commitment to presenting and collecting exemplary artwork by women artists.

Sherry Owens lives and works in Dallas, TX and received a BFA from Southern Methodist University. Her work has been shown throughout Texas and the southwest; in 2018, she completed a two-person site specific installation at the Umlauf Sculpture Garden & Museum in Austin, Texas, and was included in Commanding Space: Women Sculptors of Texas, at the Amon Carter Museum of American Art in Fort Worth, Texas. In 2017, Owens mounted a solo exhibition at the Art Museum of Southeast Texas, and the Martin Museum of Art at Baylor University. Owens has exhibited internationally in Austria, Denmark, Germany, Greece, India, Peru, Turkey, and was recently included in The First Crosscurrent Yokohama-Texas International Artists Exchange Show 2019 at Kanagawa Prefectural Gallery in Yokohama, Japan.

Sherry Owens has completed several large public art projects, including a large-scale bronze through the Love Field Modernization Program at Love Field Airport in Dallas, TX and a monumental commission for the Ben E. Keith Company, also in Dallas. Owens is a former president of the Texas Sculpture Association, has served on various art boards and was a co-founder of the Emergency Artists’ Support League. She was the recipient of the Moss/Chumley North Texas Artist Award in 1999, was the West Texas Triangle artist in 2010 with a comprehensive survey at five west Texas museums, and received the Artist/Craftsman Award from the AIA Dallas in 2014.

Pick up a special free Take-N-Make project to create your own special work of art at home! Activity packs are available at the front desk! This project is supported by a grant from the Abilene Cultural Affairs Council, HeARTS for the ARTS, the Abilene Arts Alliance and the City of Abilene.

The first work of art purchased for the Abilene Fine Arts Museum permanent collection was painted by a women artist, Marie Hull, in 1939, and the museum was founded by woman’s club members, many of whom were artists, This exhibit celebrates the museum’s long history of presenting and collecting the work of female artists.  This exhibition features outstanding examples of work in the permanent collection by celebrated artists Lee Krasner, Melissa Miller, Helen Altman, Kathryne Hale Travis, Mary Vernon, Hung Lu, Beili Liu, Sarah Williams, and other female artists, whose artwork stands as a testament to the important contributions made by women in the arts in the 20th and 21st century. 

Join The Center for Contemporary Arts for their 'Teacher's Lounge' Art Educators Showcase Exhibit Reception! They will honor local art educators and their art in this special exhibition! They will have a People's Choice Award so visitors can vote for their favorite artwork in the exhibit. Beer, wine, and light refreshments will be provided. Masks and social distancing are encouraged. Thank you to Abilene Teachers Federal Credit Union for sponsoring this exhibition!

Larla Morales will be leading you in creating a Botanical masterpiece, utilizing earth pigments and botanical elements. Your ticket buys you a spot at the private session, beer and wine, as well as supplies!

Join The Grace in celebrating their Spring-Summer exhibitions!

Join the fun and celebrate The Grace Museum’s Spring-Summer exhibitions!

All home school students and parents are invited to attend The Grace's monthly art classes. Topics range from fine art techniques, to art history, to culture and traditions.

Class size is limited, you must pre-register. Everyone 2 years of age or older must wear masks. Please call if an exception needs to be made for a medical issue. *Parents are required to stay throughout the class.

SCHEDULE:

• 10 am-11:15 am STUDENTS ONLY. 3rd-12th grades (limit 20)
  Drop off in the open parking lot. Students will enter through the courtyard doors between 9:50 am-10:05 am.
   
• 12:30 pm-1:30 pm Families with students 1st-12th grades (limit 10).
  Enter through the lobby doors.
   
• 2:00 pm-3:00 pm Families with students 1st-12th grades (limit 10).
  Enter through the lobby doors.

ArtWalk is a monthly mini arts festival downtown hosted by the Center for Contemporary Arts. Bring the entire family to historic downtown where restaurants, shops, museums, galleries and entertainment await you! The Ani-MAY Artwalk will feature digital art demonstrations and cosplay! Adult Beverages available for purchase thanks to The Local. Special thanks to Lone Star Dry Goods for sponsoring live music from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.