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Texas Plains Trail Region Heritage Events List Updated Texas Plains Trail Region HERITAGE EVENTS Annual? Event Month Event Start DateEvent End DateEvent Start TimeEvent End TimeEvent Day Venue Venue Address Venue City Venue Zip Code for year updated 11/27/2019 Annual Junior Livestock Show 1-January Gail 79738 20 First Day Hike (Particularly important to promote in 2020 1-January 01/01/20 01/01/20 NATIONWIDE as a "thank-you" to voters for supporting Texas State Parks & Historic Sites 20 Robert Burns Supper at Esquire Jazz Club 1-January 01/20/20 01/20/20 6:00 PM 9:00 PM Tuesday Esquire Jazz Club 626 South Polk St. Amarillo 79101 Annual Small Works Invitational 2-February 02/10/13 03/12/13 All day All day Sunday-TuesdayThe Art Center 1810 S. Dumas Ave Dumas 79029 Annual Small Works Invitational- Reception 2-February 02/10/13 02/10/13 2:00 PM 4:00 PM Sunday The Art Center 1810 S. Dumas Ave Dumas 79029 Art Trail in The Village 2-February 02/13/13 02/19/13 All day All day Wednesday- TuesdayThe Village Shopping Center 4414 82nd Street Lubbock 79423 Chocolate Fest benefiting the Scurry County Museum 2-February 02/09/13 02/09/13 6:00 PM 8:00 PM Saturday The Manhattan Coffeehouse 1804 26th Street Snyder 79549 19 Home Merc Gala 15th 2-February 02/09/19 02/09/19 6:00 PM 11:00 PM Friday Home Mercantile 1st Street Nazareth 79063 Kwahadi Indian Dancers Perform Winter Night Ceremonials 2-February 7:30 PM 10:00 PM Kwahadi Museum of the American Indian 9151 I-40 East Amarillo 79118 Lubbock Lions Club Pancake Festival 2-February 02/16/13 02/16/13 7:00 AM 8:00 PM Saturday Lubbock Civic Center 1501 Mac Davis Lane Lubbock 79401 20 “The Day the Music Died” 2-February 02/01/20 02/01/20 All day All day Saturday Buddy Holly Center 1801 Crickets Ave. Lubbock 79401 Valentine's Gala at the Canadian River Art Gallery. 2-February 02/09/13 02/09/13 7:30 PM 10:00 PM Saturday Canadian River Art Gallery 312 Main St Canadian 79014 Wine and Chocolate Fantasia 2-February 02/09/13 02/09/13 6:30 PM 8:30 PM Saturday Texas Tech 15th and Boston Lubbock 79416 Borger Birthday 3-March Borger Charles Goodnight Day 3-March 3/5/17 3/5/17 83(R) HCR 51 Goodnight 18 Dust Bowl Marathon Series 3-March 03/28/18 03/28/18 7:30 AM 9:00 AM Monday Rita Blanca Lake FM 281 Dalhart 79022 19 St. Patrick's Day Celebration 3-March 03/15/18 03/17/18 19 St. Patrick’s Day Parade (official St. Patrick’s Day 3-March 03/15/18 03/17/18 All day All day Fri.–Sun. Water Tower Plaza and downtown Shamrock 79079 Celebration in TX) Taba’na Yuan’e Wind Ceremony 3-March 03/19/15 Post 18 Texas Independence Day 3-March 03/02/18 03/02/18 All day All day STATEWIDE 18 Viva Aztlan Festival 3-March 03/09/18 03/10/18 All day All day Lubbock Women's History Month 3-March NATIONWIDE 19 Ranch Day 49th 4-April 04/13/19 04/13/19 10:00 AM 4:00 PM Saturday National Ranching Heritage Center 3121 4th St. Lubbock 79409 ABC Pro Rodeo 4-April City Bank Coliseum 2720 Drive of ChampionsLubbock 79409 Annual Chamber Banquet 4-April 04/04/13 04/04/13 5:00 PM 9:00 PM Thursday Dalhart Chamber of Commerce 1219 West FM 281 Dalhart 79022 Apple Blossom Celebration 4-April Apple Country at The Orchard 12206 E. Hwy. 62 Idalou 79329 Big Spring Prospectors Gem & Mineral Show 4-April Big Spring Bluegrass Festival 4-April Littlefield 19 Bob Wills Day 48th 4-April, Last Sat. 04/24/19 04/24/19 All day All day Thursday- SaturdayTurkey 602 Lyles Turkey 79261 Canadian's Got Talent and Block Party 4-April 04/20/13 04/20/13 5:00 PM 9:00 PM Saturday Canadian Chamber of Commerce 1101 N. 6th Street Canadian 79014 Chance Mark Jones Memorial 5k Walk/Run 4-April 04/13/13 04/13/13 8:00 AM 11:00 AM Saturday Clarendon 12148 FM 1262 Clarendon 79226 18 Chicken Fried Steak Festival 4-April 04/27/18 04/29/18 All day All day Thursday- SaturdayForrest Park 814 S. Houston Lamesa 79331 Comanche Springs in Palo Duro Canyon 4-April 04/20/13 04/20/13 3:00 PM 9:00 PM Saturday Palo Duro Canyon 11450 State Highway Park Rd 5Canyon 79015 Cottle County Old Settlers' Reunion and Rodeo 4-April Paducah 79248 Horned Toad Cookoff 4-April Copper Breaks State Park Intertribal Pow Wow 4-April Big Spring 19 Lubbock Arts Festival 41st 4-April 04/13/19 04/14/19 Friday-SaturdayLubbock Memorial Civic Center 1501 Mac Davis Lane Lubbock 79401 19 Newsom Grape Day 4-April 04/26/19 04/26/19 18 Ogallala Quilting Festival 4-April 04/05/18 04/07/18 Thursday- Saturday Dimmitt 79027 Quanah Rodeo & Quanah Junior Rodeo 4-April Quanah Taste of Terry County 4-April Brownfield The Annual Museum Fund Raising Banquet 4-April 04/12/13 04/12/13 5:00 PM 9:00 PM Friday Armstrong County Museum 121 N. Trice St Claude 79019 13 Amarillo- Old West Heritage Rendezvous 5-May 05/30/13 05/30/13 7:00 PM 8:00 PM Thursday Kwahadi Museum of the American Indian 9151 I-40 East Amarillo 79118 19 Amarillo Business Connection 27th 5-May 05/16/19 05/16/19 10:00 AM 4:00 PM Thursday Amarillo Civic Center 401 S Buchanan St. Amarillo 79101 18 Big Z Bar-b-que 5-May 05/04/13 05/04/13 5:00 PM 8:00 PM Saturday Pampa 1200 N Duncan Pampa 79065 19 Canadian River Music Festival 5-May 05/11/19 05/11/19 12:00 PM 11:00 PM Saturday Jones Pavilion 1101 N. 6th Street Canadian 79014 Canyon Driving Tour 5-May 05/25/13 05/25/13 3:00 PM 5:00 PM Saturday Palo Duro Canyon State Park 11450 State Highway Park Rd 5Canyon 79015 19 Capital Peak Classic mountain bike race 5-May 05/18/19 05/19/19 11:00 PM 10:59 PM Sat.–Sun. Palo Duro Canyon State Park 11450 State Highway Park Rd 5 79015 19 Cinco de Mayo 5-May 05/05/19 05/05/19 All day All day Saturday NATIONWIDE Cinco De Mayo Festivities 5-May 05/05/13 05/05/13 All day All day Sunday Pampa 111 E. Harvester Pampa 79065 19 Cinco De Mayo Parade 7th 5-May 05/04/19 05/04/19 10:00 AM 11:00 AM Saturday Lubbock Broadway at Ave. V Lubbock 79401 19 Cinco De Mayo Celebration 5-May 05/04/19 05/04/19 2:00 PM 10:00 PM Saturday Spearman Main Street Spearman 79081 Cruzers Muscle Car Weekend 5-May 05/11/13 05/11/13 All day All day Saturday Rita Blanca Lake FM 281 Dalhart 79022 Cynthia Ann Parker Days 5-May Crowell Friends of Southwestern Art Annual Luncheon 5-May 05/04/13 05/04/13 11:30 AM 1:00 PM Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum 2503 4th Ave Canyon 79015 Gruver Rodeo 5-May 05/18/13 05/18/13 All day All day Saturday Gruver Rodeo Grounds Gruver Rodeo Grounds Gruver 79040 Hansford County Parade and Rodeo 5-May 05/18/19 05/18/19 All day All day Saturday Main Street Main Street Spearman 79081 19 Hansford Heritage Days 5-May 05/18/19 05/18/19 All day All day Saturday Spearman 79081 19 HCHD Rib Cook-Off and Fishing Tourn. 5-May 05/11/19 05/11/19 All day All day Saturday Lake Palo Duro 10 miles north of Spearman on Palo Duro Creek, a tributary of the North Canadian RiverSpearman 79081 19 Hike with the Mayor 5-May 05/18/19 05/18/19 9:00 AM 10:00 AM Saturday Canyon Lake #6 Canyon Lake Dr. Lubbock 79401 19 Landmark After Dark Hike 5-May 05/25/19 05/25/19 8:15 PM 10:00 PM Saturday Lubbock Lake Landmark 2401 Landmark Dr. Lubbock 79415 Memorial Day Observance 5-May Paducah 79248 Miss Hansford County Scholarship Pageant 5-May 05/11/13 05/11/13 6:00 PM 10:00 PM Saturday Spearman High School Auditorium 403 E. 11th Spearman 79081 19 Mulkey Theatre Grand Reopening 5-May 05/25/19 05/25/19 Saturday Mulkey Theatre Clarendon 79226 110 S. Kearney St. National Preservation Month 5-May NATIONWIDE 19 National Travel & Tourism Week 5-May 05/05/19 05/11/19 All day All day Sun.–Sat. NATIONWIDE 19 Old Settlers’ Day 5-May 05/11/19 05/11/19 All day All day Saturday Courthouse Square Floydada 19 Preservation Month 5-May 05/01/19 05/31/19 All day All day Run for the Wall 5-May Wednesday- FridayDowntown 1101 Ave H Levelland 19 Tourism Expo 5-May 05/10/19 05/10/19 10:00 AM 2:00 PM Friday Amarillo Travel Information Center 9700 I-40 Amarillo 79118 Veterans Day Program 5-May, Memorial Memorial Day Stratford Day Cemetery Washington Cattle Co. Bluegrass Festival 5-May Flomot 79234 19 XIT Trail of Sales 16th 5-May 05/17/19 05/17/19 8:30 AM 2:00 PM Friday Dalhart area Dalhart 79022 19 24 Hours in the Canyon (mountain bike race) 6-June 06/01/19 06/02/19 Sat.–Sun.
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