The Dord Fitz Formal Gallery is currently showcasing the work of West Texas A&M University art professors in a new exhibition titled “Here We Go Again.” The exhibition, which features a diverse array of art techniques such as paintings, collage, and digital prints, will be open until March 9. An opening reception is scheduled for Feb. 1 from 5 to 7 p.m. The exhibition includes work by both full-time and part-time faculty members from the Department of Art, Theatre and Dance at WT’s Sybil B. Harrington College of Fine Arts and Humanities. For more information, including gallery hours, interested individuals can contact jrevett@wtamu.edu.
In other exciting artistic news, the Amarillo Symphony Guild is set to host the 2024 Symphony Ball on Feb. 3 at the Rex Baxter Building in Amarillo. The event will feature the prestigious presentation of Amarillo Symphony Belles and Beaux, along with a meal, casino games, and dancing to “Party Machine.”
Additionally, fans of the game show Wheel of Fortune can experience the excitement live at the Amarillo Civic Center Complex on Feb. 13, where guests will have the chance to play games and win fantastic prizes, including trips and cash.
Music lovers can anticipate a concert by Swedish-born artist Sofia Talvik on Feb. 24 at Buffalo Grass Music Hall, promising an intimate and unique evening of Americana and folk music.
For those with young children, Baby Shark’s Big Broadwave Tour is making its way to the Amarillo Civic Center Complex on April 21, offering an interactive live stage show based on the hit animated series. And in June 2024, “Sesame Street Live! Say Hello” will come to Amarillo, bringing the beloved characters from Sesame Street to life in a brand-new interactive production.
For tickets and more information about these exciting events, individuals can visit the respective websites or contact the venues directly.
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