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‘s Spring and I am so ready for some normal, warm weather! The rain, sleet, snow, warm weather, then gusting winds are enough to drive you insane. And of course I never watch the weather so I’m always wearing a short sleeve shirt when it snows or I’m having a good hair day when it rains!
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pring is starting to bring out new events and activites around town. The new football team “Amarillo Venom” , formerly the Dusters, has started their season. And our local Derby Girls, formerly the Rt. 66 Roller Derby Girls, now the Randall County Derby Dames will have their first bout April 17th. If you haven’t seen the roller derby girls you should check it out! A Beatles Tribute band and the Bob and Tom Comedy Tour will be coming through in April.
If you know of any upcoming events that you would like listed be sure and email them to us. I’m always amazed to see all of the entertainment we have in town and it’s easy when you can find it all listed in one place! We would love to hear from our readers what you like and don’t like about The Scene and how we can improve it to be your one source for all of your entertainment needs.
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SPORTS... RANDALL COUNTY ROLLER DAMES
Randall County Derby Dames
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arts & liesure calendar page 4a he said, she said movie review page 7a
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ANTI-ORCHESTRA... Mount Righteous
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gossip girls page 8a bars & nighlife calendar page 4b & 5b the scene nighlife photos “we caught you partying” page 8b
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a rts & leisure A taste of Amarillo culture...
Thu., Apr. 1 “Eauus” Adventure Space Drama - Rated R 8pm. • Amarillo Little Theater (806) 355-9991
WTAMU Showcase • Amarillo Civic Center (806) 378-3096
Sat., Apr. 10 “Equus” Adventure Space Drama Rated R 8pm • Amarillo Lamplight Youth Theatre Co. Cinderella • Amarillo Globe News Center Amarillo Venom vs Corpus Christi • Amarillo Civic Center (806) 378-3096 Tantalizing Tables Trade Show • Amarillo Civic Center (806) 378-3096 Just Between Friends Trade Show 8am-6pm • Amarillo Civic Center (806) 378-3096 Healthy Kids Day • Amarillo Civic Center (806) 378-3096
Fri., Apr. 2 “Equus” Adventure Space Drama Rated R 8pm • Amarillo Little Theater (806) 355-9991 Barnes and Noble Fiction Club • Barnes & Noble 2415 Soncy Road
Sat., Apr. 3 “Equus” Adventure Space Drama Rated R 8pm • Amarillo Little Theater (806) 355-9991 Military Benefit and Cook-off • Rex Baxter Building at the Fair Grounds
Sun., Apr. 11 “Equus” Adventure Space Drama Rated R 8pm • Amarillo Little Theater (806) 355-9991 Last Day for “The Pantheon of Gods, Deities and Guardians of Asia Amarillo Museum of Art (806)371-5050 Just Between Friends Trade Show 12pm-3pm • Amarillo Civic Center (806) 378-3096
Mon., Apr. 12 Sun., Apr. 4
American Renaissance Society Conversation Group 7pm • Barnes & Noble
Last Day for “An Uncommon Dream” The Amarillo High School Collection of 19th and 20th Century American Art 1-5pm • Amarillo Museum of Art (806)371-5050
Tue., Apr. 13
Mon., Apr. 5
Wed., Apr. 14
American Renaissance Society Conversation Group 7pm • Barnes & Noble “Understanding Our Grief” Support Group Sponsored by Hospice Care of the Southwest 5:30-7pm Repeating April 12, 19, and 26 Washington Avenue Christian Church 3800 Washington
Workshop for Local Librarians and Literacy Specialists • Barnes & Noble 2415 Soncy Road
Wed., Apr. 7 Every Wednesday Girl Talk Coffee Shop Fellowship 9:30 am. Upstairs in building C at the 626 Cafe. For Women of all ages. 806 352-3305 Paramount Baptist Church 3801 S Western Gear • Victory Church
Thu., Apr. 8 “Equus” Adventure Space Drama Rated R 8pm • Amarillo Little Theater (806) 355-9991 B&N Fiction Club Book Group 7pm • Barnes & Noble 72415 Soncy Road The Ladd Lecture 6-9pm • Amarillo Museum of Art (806)371-5050 Downtown Women’s Center Luncheon 11:30am • Amarillo Civic Center (806) 378-3096
Fri., Apr. 9 “Equus” Adventure Space Drama Rated R 8pm • Amarillo Little Theater (806) 355-9991 Cinderella • Amarillo Globe News Center AC/WTAMU student / Faculty Exhibition Opening 6:0pm-9pm Amarillo Museum of Art (806)371-5050 Charlie “Sugartime” Phillips and the The Sugartimers Band 7:30-10pm Repeats Fridays in April • Amarillo Senior Citizens Association Just Between Friends Trade Show 10am-7pm • Amarillo Civic Center (806) 378-3096
Job Fair 10am-4pm • Amarillo Civic Center (806) 378-3096
Thu., Apr. 15 Girlfriends Night - Learn about fused glass! We are making a 6 inch cross and a small pendant. • Brush With Art- 1948 Civic Circle, (806) 355-6565 Third Thusday 6:30-9pm • Amarillo Museum of Art (806)371-5050 “The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui” 7:30pm 806 651-2804 for tickets West Texas University, Happy State Bank Studio Theatre Amarillo Tea Party Patriots (Sheriff Richard Mack) • Amarillo Civic Center (806) 378-3096
Fri., Apr. 16 Amarillo Symphony - Discover Family - Kimbo Ishii - Eto. Conductor The Symphony’s Extended Family joins together for spectacular concert. You won’t want to miss our collaborations with the Amarillo Youth Orchestras, Amarillo Civic Chorus and West Texas A&M University Choirs Amarillo Globe News Center Slamarillo Poetry Slam • The 806 on 6th street Girlfriends Night - Learn about fused glass! We are making a 6 inch cross and a small pendant. • Brush With Art- 1948 Civic Circle, (806) 355-6565 Bereavement Education Conference: Understanding Grieving Children and Teens Karen Russell 806 651-3482 or krussell@mail.wtamu.edu 8am-5pm Amarillo College Business and Industry Center Diocese of Amarillo Rally 7pm • Amarillo Civic Center (806) 378-3096
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page 5A National Kidney Foundation Kidney Walk -10am • John Stiff Memorial Park Amarillo Symphony - Discover Family - Kimbo Ishii - Eto. Conductor The Symphony’s Exended Family joins together for spectacular concert. You won’t want to miss our collaborations with the Amarillo Youth Orchestras, Amarillo Civic Chorus and West Texas A&M University Choirs Amarillo Globe News Center
Sun., Apr. 18 Amarillo Symphony - Amarillo Youth Orchestras - Spring Concert. The Amarillo Youth Sinfonia, Amarillo Youth Philharmonic and Amarillo Youth Symphony will give a free concert. Jill Bradford and Dr. Mark Bartley Amarillo Globe News Center
Mon., Apr. 19 American Renaissance Society Conversation Group 7pm • Barnes & Noble
Tue., Apr. 20 Nursing and the Law Conference 5pm • Amarillo College Business and Industry Center 1314 s Polk Barnes and Noble Scavenger Hunt 7pm • Barnes & Noble 2415 Soncy Road Presbyterian Home For Children Banquet 6pm • Amarillo Civic Center (806) 378-3096
Thu., Apr. 22 Miranda Lambert • Amarillo Civic Center (806) 378-3096 “Fat Pig” 8pm • Avenue 10 616 S Harrison
Fri., Apr. 23 Best of Texas Luncheon at noon Party 6p Gala 8pm-midnight. Sponsored by Junior League of Amarillo • Rex Baxter Building at the Fairgrounds “Fat Pig” 8pm • Avenue 10 616 S. Harrison CVC Northern Conference 7am • Amarillo Civic Center (806) 378-3096
Sat., Apr. 24 Amarillo Tea Party • Amarillo Civic Center (806) 378-3096 Best of Texas Touch a Truck - Noon to 4pm. Free event. Charge for Food and Drinks • John Stiff Park Amarillo Venom vs Colorado Ice • Amarillo Civic Center (806) 378-3096 Bob and Tom Comdedy All Stars • Amarillo Civic Center (806) 378-3096
Sun., Apr. 25 Amarillo Youth Choirs Spring Concert • Amarillo Globe News Center
Mon., Apr. 26 American Renaissance Society Conversation Group 7pm • Barnes & Noble Nutritional Health Buss Class 5:30-9:30pm 806 354-6085 Amarillo College West Campus Building A Room 108
Tue., Apr. 27 Rain : A Tribute to the Beatles • Amarillo Civic Center (806) 378-3096
Wed., Apr. 28 Trans Siberian Orchestra Tickets go on sale • Amarillo Civic Center (806) 378-3096 Rain : A Tribute to the Beatles • Amarillo Civic Center (806) 378-3096
Thu., Apr. 29 Rain: A Tribute to the Beatles • Amarillo Civic Center (806) 378-3096 Nutritional Health Buzz Class - 5:30-9:30pm 806 354-6085 Amarillo College West Campus Building A room 108 “Fat Pig” • Avenue 10 616 S. Harrison Trans-Siberian Orchestra • Amarillo Civic Center (806) 378-3096
Fri., Apr. 30 Amarillo Symphony - Harrington String Quartet 7:30pm Continues to chart new paths for one of America’s Premier String Quartets Westminster Presbyterian Church 2525 Wimberly “Return to the Forbidden Planet” 7:30pm for tickets 806 371-5359 Amarillo College Experimental Theatre “Fat Pig” • Avenue 10 616 S Harrison
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CHRISTIANS AGAINST SUBSTANCE ABUSE
In a unique program new to Amarillo, women with substance abuse problems gather for support every week. “Christians Against Substance Abuse” or CASA, is a great alternative for women who want to rely on God for their higher power. They have the opportunity to attend a faith based substance abuse program and renew their faith in God’s healing power. “Since this program is for women, it give women a chance to talk about issues related to substance abuse such as sexual abuse, spousal abuse, and relationship problems that they might be reluctant to talked about in a mixed group,” says Lola Brownlee, Licensed Professional Counselor. Ms. Brownlee is a facilitator of CASA meetings. CASA is a faith based 13 step program, similar to other 12-step programs such as Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous, but with an emphasis on GOD and hope. “We want this to be a group where women can feel free to discuss those issues that sometimes remain hidden and continue to create guilt and feelings of inadequacy. Women just have some different needs than men. We pray that this CASA program can meet some of those needs,” says Ms. Brownlee.
RANDALLLL COUNTY RANDALL COUNT OUNT RROLLER OLL DAMES
NEW SEASON! Randall County Roller Dames aka RCRD is hosting a season of Roller Derby for the cities of Amarillo and Canyon Texas. We are a league committed to excellence and community service. There will be five home games and a few away games. Come see your favorite Skaters battle it out against many different leagues across the nation. This sport has made it world wide and is nationally recognized through WFTDA.
FIRST GAME...APRIL 17TH! Our First public bout is a Benefit Mix up bout for the Downtown Women and Children's Center of Amarillo Will be featuring BACA as Special Guests Band of the Night is "Bastard Sons Of David Hassalhoff" All Bouts will be held at the Rex Baxter Building Amarillo Tri-state Exposition Fairgrounds 10th & Grand Tickets are $10 Advance Purchase at the Fairground office or any RCRD Rollergirl $12 at the Door Children 12 and under free w/paid ticket
There are many types of women in our league such as counselors, dental technicians, insurance sales, managers, moms, and grandmothers. We encourage any and all to come see this wonderful sport. All ages are welcome kids 12 and under free with paid adult ticket.
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CASA meets every Tuesday from 7:00-8:00pm and is free for women eager to start their journey to a substance free lifestyle. CASA meets at Commanche Trail Church of Christ at 2700 SE 34th Ave. and is part of Harmony Ministries. For more information, call 806-367-464- or go to www.ctcharmonyministries.org.
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m ovie review... he said... If you're like most Americans, and you once financed an entire vacation with your Credit Cards at 40 percent interest, then Repo Men will hit a little too close to home. Repo Men is a thrilling, bloody, organ-ripping sci-fi flick about repossessing body parts, even if that means killing you in the process. Jude Law stars as Remy, a repo man working for The Union, the company that makes the artificial organs that have revolutionized health care in the future. The organs are overpriced, and patients are "cornered" into buying, sometimes going black market. Remy is hurt badly on the job, requiring him to get one of the artificial organs put into himself. Suddenly, he's one of the customers in the system, owned by the company he works for. He can't pay and he ends up hunted by his best friend. “Mind Numbing Gore! The action gets pretty good and about 99% of the I give it 3 out of 5 population will be grossed out at some point during the stars!” film. By the end of the movie you don't know whether to laugh or throw up. That fine line is what makes the movie fun.
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she said... I was intrigued by the the unique and twisted concept of Repo Men from it’s description. I haven’t seen Jude Law in a movie in a long time (who looks good by the way!) Repo Men takes off running from the beginning and the action and suspense doesn’t stop. For some reason people hiding under the bed scare me, but blood and guts don’t bother me at all. So if you are a little squeamish, don’t go see this movie. But if bloody action scenes and a little gore don’t bother you, you don’t want to miss this one. Jude Law starts out as a desensitized “Repo Man” who retrieves mechanical organs from people who are “past due” on their payments. Yet when he is in an accident and receives an artificial heart, he no longer has the “heart” for the job. He starts to see things from the “Even though ”The other side. When he can’t do his job to pay for his heart, Critics” hated this he is hunted by his childhood friend, Forest Whitaker. movie, I loved it... I have to say I was on the edge of my seat through the gore and all!” entire movie! And not only was there an unexpected “twist” in the middle of the movie...the one at the end blew me away! I was nauseous, it was great.
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Uli and I have been working together for almost 7 years now. We’ve become good friends through the years. Well...more like brother and sister because we have fun picking on each other! He’ll tell me to quit being bossy and I’ll tell him to put his iPod back on and “zip it”! One thing we have in common is our love of movies! So we thought it would be fun to review movies together. So we came up with “He Said...She Said”!
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Repo Men Open In Theaters Now Runtime: 1 hr. 51 min. Rated: R Genres: Sci-Fi Action, Science Fiction. Strong bloody violence, grisly images, language and some sexuality/nudity Cast: Jude Law, Forest Whitaker, Alice Braga, Liev Schreiber, Carice van Houten, Chandler Canterbury In the futuristic action-thriller Repo Men, humans have extended and improved our lives through highly sophisticated and expensive mechanical organs created by a company called The Union. The dark side of these medical breakthroughs is that if you don’t pay your bill, The Union sends its highly skilled repo men to take back its property, with no concern for your comfort or survival. Jude Law plays Remy, one of the best organ repo men in the business. When he suffers a cardiac failure on the job, he awakens to find himself fitted with the company’s top-of-theline heart-replacement, as well as a hefty debt. But a side effect of the procedure is that his heart’s no longer in the job. When he can’t make the payments, The Union sends its toughest enforcer, Remy’s former partner Jake (Academy Award® winner Forest Whitaker), to track him down.
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Dear Gossip Girls, My husband and I have been married for 2 years. I have a 6 year old son from a previous marriage. His dad has his regular visitation and is very flexible and helpful if I ever need him to watch our son anytime. My ex-husband and I had an ugly custody battle during our divorce when my son was first born. He's grown up alot and has become a good dad. We talk on the phone alot, mostly about my son but we do talk alot about what is going on in his life. This makes my current husband furious. I've tried to explain that I want to know what is going on in my exes life to make sure my son is being taken care of, but my husband sees it as a total sign of disrespect. I consider "talking" to another guy cheating so I'm torn between watching over my son and not upsetting my husband or giving him cause to not trust me. Debby: As long as your current is allowed to listen to the conversations and understand you have no romantic interest in your ex-husband he should understand your son comes first. Just make sure he knows about every meeting and conversation. Cristi: There was a reason you got a divorce in the first place. If there were issues with your first husband that would cause you concern, than your son's security comes first. I think if you let your current husband know everything you are discussing with your ex-husband he should support you. If he has trust issues even when you are being totally honest with him than I think it’s something he has to work out or it will escalade beyond just your ex! Leslie: I think your husband needs to understand you both share a child together. So he needs to grow up sounds like he has some insecurities.
I’ve been wanting a boob job for a while now. Of course my boyfriend is all for it. My friends and family are totally against it and think I'm doing it just for my boyfriend. They try to slide little comments about how dangerous it is, people will only look at my boobs from now on and I'm beautiful just the way I am, blah, blah. I got a good tax refund that I want to use, which of course my mom says could be put to better use. I've always been self conscience about my chest, but I don't want to have to hear it from my family for the rest of my life! Leslie: I say if you want a boob job get it. Who cares what they say your paying for it and they need not worry about it. Cristi: I think that if you have done your research, spoke with at least two doctors and this is something that would make you feel better about yourself, you should go for it! It’s your body and you have to live in it. I think if you don’t go Anna Nichole Smith with them, your family will be surprised at how nice they look and how good they make YOU feel. Cherisa: If you go for it and get the boob job, I bet your family and friends will react differently then you think. Once they see that it makes you happy and more confident, the negative views about the situation will dissolve. Debby: How old are you, 16! Be true to yourself.
I’m in my forties and have just recently gotten a divorce. My children are grown and I feel like I've got a new sense of freedom! I've always wanted a tattoo and I feel like I'm finally ready to get one that symbolizes my new life. My children are horrified and my co-workers think it sounds trashy. Now I'm not sure, I think I'm old enough to make my own decision but I know it's permanent! Cherisa: It is permanent, so be sure and get what you want. Do your research and try some of those temporary tattoos first, you can always get something that is hidden, that your co-workers and kids won't see. Personally, I think that is empowering to get something permanent that symbolizes an important time in your life. Cristi: I don’t think there is anything wrong with you getting a tattoo to symbolize an evolution in your life. Just remember it is permanent so don’t get a “trendy” tattoo. And think about your lifestyle, if you’re a professional you don’t want to get a tattoo on your ankle where you can’t ever wear a skirt again! If you do get one, then you have an occasion where you need to cover it up, you should check out www.tattoocamo.com. They carry all day tattoo concealer that could come in handy. And don’t think about the cost when it comes to a tattoo, just make sure you find a reputable artist that you feel comfortable with. Debby: Your the one that has to live with it, not them. Leslie: I have tattoos and find nothing wrong with them. Just be sure to put them in places that when need to be they can be covered.
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Karaoke Every Thursday Night • Rounders - 2801 Virginia Cir Frank and Risa Karaoke Every Thursday • Cattleman’s Club 3803 Amarillo Blvd Karaoke Every Thursday and Friday and Karaoke Joe Every Sunday The Pine Shed - 5342 Canyon Dr. Karaoke Thursday - Friday • Baileys Shed 7101 Bell Karaoke with Curtis Every Saturday • Cactus Bar - 4831 S. Western King Entertainment Karaoke Every Friday • Cattleman’s Club 3803 Amarillo Blvd B-Man Karaoke Every Saturday • Buckles Lounge I-40 East Karaoke with Shotgun Every Saturday • No Dog’s Allowed Saloon 700 W. 10th Ave Songbird Karaoke with Tender Linda Every Saturday - Tuesday - Wednesday Duke Tracy’s - 3101 W. 26th Chunky Monkey Karaoke Every Sunday - Monday and Tuesday • Cattleman’s Club 3803 Amarillo Blvd Karaoke Every Tuesday and Sunday • Buffalo Wild Wings B-Man Karaoke Every Sunday • Austin’s Pub - 3121 SW 6th St B-Man Karaoke Every Tuesday 8-12 • Wing Street Pizza Hut 2509 S. Georgia B-Man Karaoke Every Wednesday • Lowery’s Saloon and Dance Hall Songbird Karaoke (Back Bar) Every Wednesday • Marty’s 2740 Westhaven Village
Thu., Apr. 1 Taylor Boston • Burberry’s - 715 S Polk
Fri., Apr. 2 Liz Whitfiled DJ And Dancing 7-10pm BYOB • American Legions 317 W. 7th Tennessee Tuckness • Hoot’s Pub - 2424 Hobbs Susan Gibson • Golden Light Cantina - 2908 W. 6th Backside Pick - Landon Smith • Butler’s - 703 S Polk St Jana Pochop and Susan Gibson • Golden Light Cantina - 2908 W. 6th Zane Lewis • Midnight Rodeo & Pirhana Room - 4400 S. Georgia Identity Crisis • Skooterz - 4100 Bushland Blvd
Sat., Apr. 3 The Buster Bledsoe Band - Military Benefit and Cook-off The Rex Baxter Building at the Fairgrounds. Backside Pick - Pizzaz • Butler’s - 703 S Polk St Willie Stradlin • Hoot’s Pub - 2424 Hobbs Identity Crisis • Skooterz - 4100 Bushland Blvd
Mon., Apr. 5 Shane Rogers Live Acoustic 10pm • Buffalo Wild Wings 5416 Coulter
Tue., Apr. 6 1st Tuesday every month - Belly Dancing 7:30pm • Furrbies - 210 W 6th Amateur Poker League 6pm & 9pm • Mulligan’s - 2511 Paramount Blvd
Wed., Apr. 7 Liz Whitfield DJ and Dancing 7-10pm BYOB • American Legion 617 W. 7th DJ Marcus Stiles • Rounders - 2801 Virginia Cir Open Mic Night • Burberry’s - 715 S Polk
Thu., Apr. 8 Tejano Thursday: • Old Busters Lounge 2204 SE 27th Ave Live Music 8-12. Wing Street • Wing Street Pizza Hut - 2509 S. Georgia Amateur Poker League 6:30 & 9:30 pm • Mulligan’s - 2511 Paramount Blvd
Fri., Apr. 9 Electric Gypsies • Hoot’s Pub - 2424 Hobbs Ashley Ray - Josh Abbott Band • Midnight Rodeo & Pirhana Room 4400 S. Georgia Scenic River Roots Band • The Nat Live DJ • Kicked Back 521 E 10th Ave
Sat., Apr. 10 Electric Gypsies • Hoot’s Pub - 2424 Hobbs The Boxcar Bandits - • Golden Light Cantina - 2908 W. 6th Whiskey Rebellion • Shooters Bar and Grill UFC 112 9pm • Buffalo Wild Wings 5416 Dj Frenzy- 4pm-2am • Le Chateau - 711 S. Polk
Sun., Apr. 11 Liz Whitfield DJ and Dancing 7-10pm. BYOB • American Legion 617 W. 7th The Calmaity Cubes with Mount Righteous • Golden Light Cantina 2908 W. 6th
Mon., Apr. 12 Laura Meyer • The 806 - 2812 SW 6th Shane Rogers Live Acoustic 10pm • Buffalo Wild Wings 5416 Coulter
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Fri., Apr. 23
Live Music 8-12pm • Wing Street Pizza Hut - 2509 S. Georgia Amateur Poker League 6 & 9pm • Mulligan’s - 2511 Paramount Blvd
Deviantmuzic with the Rocketz - Appetite 4 Brains The War Legion Underground - 519 SE 10th Pizzaz • The Amarillo Club Live DJ • Kicked Back 521 E 10th Ave
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Sat., Apr. 24
Liz Whitfield DJ and Dance • American Legion 617 W. 7th Marcus Stiles live DJ and Dance • Rounders - 2801 Virginia Cir
Kyle Bennett Band • Hoot’s Pub - 2424 Hobbs Guy Gorsyth • Golden Light Cantina - 2908 W. 6th Live DJ • Kicked Back 521 E 10th Ave Pizzaz • The Amarillo Club Dj Frenzy- 4pm-2am • Le Chateau - 711 S. Polk
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Thu., Apr. 15 Tejano Thursday: • Old Busters Lounge 2204 SE 27th Ave Amateur Poker League 6:30 & 9:30pm • Mulligan’s - 2511 Paramount Blvd Shatter Messiah • The War Legion Underground - 519 SE 10th Izzy and the Kesstronics • The 806 - 2812 SW 6th
Fri., Apr. 16 Dance Contest - Boy Scout Troop 29 will have the boys dancing with their mothers and also general dance contest. Prizes! 7-10pm BYOB. 806 383-2729 • American Legion Madison and 7th. Carnifex • The War Legion Underground - 519 SE 10th Jonathan Tyler and Northern Lights • Hoot’s Pub - 2424 Hobbs Run Blue Run - Agave Posse Band • Golden Light Cantina - 2908 W. 6th Landon Smith • Marty’s - 2740 Westhaven Village Run Blue Run! • Golden Light Cantina - 2908 W. 6th
Sat., Apr. 17 Rodney Parker and 50 Peso Reward • Golden Light Cantina - 2908 W. 6th The Flying Elbows • Hoot’s Pub - 2424 Hobbs Dj Frenzy- 4pm-2am • Le Chateau - 711 S. Polk
Sun., Apr. 18 Rudy Garcia • Lowerys Saloon and Dance Hall 6th/Independence Liz Whitfield DJ and Dance 7-10pm BYOB • American Legion 617 W. 7th Open Mic • Dugout - 2511 Olsen Blvd
Mon., Apr. 19 Shane Rogers Live Acoustic 10pm • Buffalo Wild Wings 5416 Coulter
Tue., Apr. 20 Amateur Poker League 6pm & 9pm • Mulligan’s - 2511 Paramount Blvd
Sun., Apr. 25 Liz Whitfield DJ and Dancing 7-10pm BYOB • American Legion 617 W. 7th.
Mon., Apr. 26 Shane Rogers Live Acoustic • Buffalo Wild Wings 5416 Coulter
Tue., Apr. 27 Live Music 8-12pm • Wing Street Pizza Hut - 2509 S. Georgia Amateur Poker League 6 & 9 pm • Mulligan’s - 2511 Paramount Blvd
Wed., Apr. 28 DJ Stiles and open patio (weather permitting) • Rounders - 2801 Virginia Cir Liz Whitfield DJ and Dancing. 7-10pm. BYOB • American Legion 617 W 7th.
Thu., Apr. 29 Tejano Thusrday: • Old Busters Lounge 2204 SE 27th Ave John Davey • The 806 - 2812 SW 6th Pool Tournaments • Kicked Back 521 E 10th Ave Amateur Poker League 6:30 & 9:30 pm • Mulligan’s - 2511 Paramount Blvd
Fri., Apr. 30 Live DJ • Kicked Back 521 E 10th Ave Ellen M. Wilson • Globe New Center for the Performing arts. The Buster Bledsoe Band • Rounders - 2801 Virginia Cir
Sat., May. 1 Live DJ • Kicked Back 521 E 10th Ave Dj Frenzy- 4pm-2am • Le Chateau - 711 S. Polk
Wed., Apr. 21 Live DJ open Patio (weather permitting) • Rounders - 2801 Virginia Cir
Thu., Apr. 22 Tejano Thursday: • Old Busters Lounge 2204 SE 27th Ave Liz Whitfield DJ and Dancing 7-10pm. BYOB • American Legion 617 W. 7th
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