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JANUARY
Jan
15 - May 11 A
Certain Alchemy: Photographs of Keith Carter 432-683-2882, Museum of the Southwest, Keith carter is an
internationally recognized Texas photographer and
educator. He holds the endowed Walles Chair of Art at
Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas. In 1997 Keith
Carter was the subject of an arts profile on the national
network television show, CBS Sunday Morning. In 1998, he
received Lamar University's highest teaching honor, the
University Professor Award, and he was named the Lamar
University Distinguished Lecturer. Organized by the
Wittliff Gallery at Southwest Texas State University. No
admission charged.
Jan 15 - Feb 22 The
Other Side of the West: Recreating New Icons of the
American West 432-683-2882,
Museum of the Southwest, This fascinating exhibit features
thirty-three paintings by 10 renowned Western artists who are
working in, of, and about the West in a variety of styles and
with widely disparate subject matter. In their own words
they are out to "massage, twist, tweak and sometimes
'shatter'" traditional concepts of the art of the
West. No admission charged.
Jan
16 - Jan 24 My Way
432-683-4111, Yucca Theatre, A cabaret featuring the music of
Frank Sinatra. Admission charged, call for information.
Jan
16 All Star Salute to Our Heroes
432-697-5000, Midland Center, 7PM, A salute to heroes
presented by the Midland Independent School District Choir,
Call for information.
Jan
16 Jr. Girl Scouts Camp-In - "Science in Everyday
Life"
432-683-4403, Petroleum Museum, 7PM - Friday to 7:30AM -
Saturday,
Join the museum of an evening filled with crafts, museum
exploration, and creative projects. Geology, Science,
and wildlife activities earn Scout badges! $18 per camper
& $8 per adult. Troops must be registered to
participate. Call for information.
Jan 17 Movie
Marine
432-563-1000, Commemorative Air Force Classroom, 2PM, Enjoy
this installment of the Remembrance of War Series where marine
aviator Tom Danaher describes World War II's last aerial
victory and his Hollywood movie flying career. Admission
Charged, call for information.
Jan
18 Overholt and Veta
432-620-0033, Midland High School Auditorium, 2:30PM, A
musical delight to be enjoyed in person. Admission
charged, call for information.
Jan
22 Magnetic Science
432-683-4403, Permian Basin Petroleum Museum, 6:30PM - 8PM,
Enjoy family science night with experiments for the whole
family. This evening of educational entertainment is
sponsored by ChevronTexaco. No admission charged.
Jan
22 Friends of the Ensembles
432-563-0921, Center for Energy & Economic
Diversification, brought to you by the Midland-Odessa Symphony
& Chorale. Admission charged, call for information.
Jan
22-Feb 27 John Heidersbach Exhibit
432-685-4770, McCormick Gallery - Allison Fine Arts Building -
Midland College, Monday - Thursday 8AM-10PM, Friday
8AM-5PM. No admission charged.
Jan
23 Odessa Jackalopes Hockey
432-520-2255, Ector County Coliseum, 7PM, Enjoy exciting
hockey action as Odessa battles Ft. Worth. Admission
charged, call for information.
Jan
24 Odessa Jackalopes Hockey
432-520-2255, Ector County Coliseum, 7PM, Enjoy exciting
hockey action as Odessa battles Laredo. Admission
charged, call for information.
Jan
24-25 Memorial Christian Church 50th Anniversary
432-694-5321, Saturday - 6PM, Sunday 9:30AM, The 50th
Anniversary of the founding of Memorial Christian Church will
be celebrated with a Banquet Saturday evening and
special services on Sunday. Guest Speaker Sunday morning
will be Dr. William Tucker, Chancellor Emeritus of Texas
Christian University. Saturday - $10, Sunday - No
Admission Charged. Call for Information.
Jan
27 Odessa Jackalopes Hockey
432-520-2255, Ector County Coliseum, 7PM, Enjoy exciting
hockey action as Odessa battles Rio Grande Valley.
Admission charged, call for information.
Jan
29 Weather Why's
432-683-4403, Permian Basin Petroleum Museum, 11:30AM, A look
at West Texas weather with Meteorologist Glenn Glazer of KMID-TV.
No admission charged.
Jan
30 Odessa Jackalopes Hockey
432-520-2255, Ector County Coliseum, 7PM, Enjoy exciting
hockey action as Odessa battles Lubbock. Admission
charged, call for information.
Jan
31 Odessa Jackalopes Hockey
432-520-2255, Ector County Coliseum, 7PM, Enjoy exciting
hockey action as Odessa battles Amarillo. Admission
charged, call for information.
FEBRUARY
Feb
4
Davidson Distinguished Lecture
Series - Justice Sandra Day O'Connor 7:30 PM, 432-685-4526,
Chaparral Center, Hear Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, Supreme
Court Justice, speak as part of the Davidson Distinguished
Lecture Series. Admission Free - Ticket Required.
Feb
7 Bowl for Kids' Sake
10 AM - 6 PM, 432-687-0195, Midland Park Lanes, Benefit for
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Midland, Team bowling event with
pre-registration required, call for information.
Feb
12 Odessa
Jackalopes Hockey
432-520-2255, Ector County Coliseum, 7PM, Enjoy exciting
hockey action as Odessa battles San Angelo. Admission
charged, call for information.
Feb
13 - Mar 6 Crazy
For You
432-682-4111, Midland Community Theatre, Get ready for
singing, dancing, and light-hearted entertainment from this
sparkling Gershwin musical. It's the tale of a New York
bon vivant who finds romance in the Wild West, complete with
one-liners, fantastic choreography, lavish costumes, and
wonderful music including such classics as "Someone to
Watch Over Me," "Embraceable You," and
"I Got Rhythm."
Feb
13 Flag Retirement Ceremony
432-694-3408, Centennial Plaza, 3PM, Join in this 6th annual
ceremony to properly honor and dispose of flags who have
completed their country. No admission
charged.
Feb
13 D-FY-IT Fundraiser
432-589-5846, Midland Center, Take part in a fundraiser to
benefit the D-FY-IT program. Call for Information.
Feb
14 Fashion Show
432-682-2960, Midland Center, 6:30PM, Enjoy an evening of
music, fashion and fundraising at this event to benefit the
scholarship program of the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
Admission charged, call for ticket information.
Feb
14 Odessa
Jackalopes Hockey
432-520-2255, Ector County Coliseum, 7PM, Enjoy exciting
hockey action as Odessa battles Corpus Christi. Admission
charged, call for information.
Feb
19 I Get A Kick Out Of Cole 432-620-0033, Midland High School Auditorium, 7:30PM,
Classic Cole music brought to you by the Community
Concerts. Admission
charged, call for information.
Feb
19 10th Anniversary Celebration
432-685-2653, Petroleum Museum, 6PM to 10PM, Celebrate the
10th Anniversary of the Midland Festival Ballet. Admission
charged, call for information.
Feb
20 Odessa
Jackalopes Hockey
432-520-2255, Ector County Coliseum, 7PM, Enjoy exciting
hockey action as Odessa battles Lubbock. Admission
charged, call for information.
Feb
20 Cub Scouts Camp-In - "Wildlife"
432-683-4403, Petroleum Museum, 7PM - Friday to 7:30AM -
Saturday,
Join the museum of an evening filled with crafts, museum
exploration, and creative projects. Geology, Science,
and wildlife activities earn Scout badges! $18 per camper
& $8 per adult. Troops must be registered to
participate. Call for information.
Feb
21 Pops III - Music Magic
432-563-0921, Holiday Inn, 8PM, Enjoy music brought to you by
the Midland-Odessa Symphony & Chorale. Admission
Charged - $35, $25, $15. Call for information.
Feb
21 Odessa
Jackalopes Hockey
432-520-2255, Ector County Coliseum, 7PM, Enjoy exciting
hockey action as Odessa battles San Angelo. Admission
charged, call for information.
Feb
21 Steers and Stars
432-498-2053, Midland Country Club, Steers and Stars is a
biannual fundraising event for Midland Children's and was
formally known as the Beefeaters Ball. Midland
Children's treats children with orthopedic and neurologic
disabilities. Admission
charged, call for information.
Feb
21
Kidsact
432-687-1149, Midland Park Mall, Free acting workshop
presented at Maverick Players Theatre. No Admission
charged, call for information.
Feb
21-22
Texas Gun & Knife Show
830-257-5844, Midland Center, 8AM to 6PM, Something for
everyone at this gun & knife show. Call for
information.
Feb
24 Odessa
Jackalopes Hockey
432-520-2255, Ector County Coliseum, 7PM, Enjoy exciting
hockey action as Odessa battles Amarillo. Admission
charged, call for information.
Feb
26
History of the Automobile 432-683-4403, Petroleum Museum, 11:30AM to 12:30PM,
Find out the truth about when the automobile was actually
invented in this presentation by James Archer, Car Restorer
& Historian. Dessert & drinks will be
provided. Bring a brown bag lunch. No admission
charged, call for information.
Feb
27
Annual Haley Library Art Show and Sale (915)682-5785
Admire fine Southwestern contemporary art from over 40 artists.
Add new pieces to your own collection while supporting the
Haley Library and History Center.
Feb
28
Flapjack 5k Road Race 432-522-1200, Midland College, Enjoy a little friendly
competition in this running race that will benefit the
programs of the Midland Downtown Lions Club. Call for
information.
Feb
28
Remembrance of War Series - "A Military Life" 432-563-1000, Commemorative Air Force, 2PM, Retired
Army Colonel Bruce Wallace discusses his 33-year military
career, from B-17 gunner to service in the Pentagon and with
the Joint Chiefs. Admission charged, call for
information.
MARCH
Mar
1 - Apr 30 John
Heidersbach Exhibit 432-685-4770, Midland College - Allison Fine Arts
Building - McCormick Art Gallery, Mon. - Thu. 8AM - 10PM, Fri.
8AM - 5PM, Sat.-Sun. 1PM - 5PM, No admission charged, call for
information.
Mar
4 - Apr 25 Oxymorons: Absurdly Logical Quilts 432-683-2882, Museum of the Southwest, More than 40 art
quilts will be displayed in this exhibition based on oxymorons,
the juxtaposition of completely contradictory words. By
fusing language and visual fiber art, imagination soars to unlimited
realms. Many recall a mother, aunt, grandmother or
family friend who made quilts. Such humble and homey
roots lend an air of accessibility to the art quilt.
Using traditional quilting techniques in non-traditional ways,
art quilts have become a means of expression for
artists. These artists deal with the same issues,
themes, and design concerns explored by artists in other
media. Sponsored by the American Quilter's
Society. No admission charged. Call for
information.
Mar
4 Odessa
Jackalopes Hockey
432-520-2255, Ector County Coliseum, 7PM, Enjoy exciting
hockey action as Odessa battles Rio Grande Valley. Admission
charged, call for information.
Mar
5 - Mar 7 Permian Basin Garden Show 432-553-5796, Midland Center, Call for information.
Mar
5 Mark Twain and the Laughing River 432-620-0033, Midland High School Auditorium, 7:30PM,
One little-known discovery made all the difference for Jim
Post: Mark Twain sang tenor and played banjo, piano, and
guitar while loving to show off at parties. Post's
unique interpretation of Twain's humor takes you from dialogue
to song, from stories to historical fact, from laughter to
nostalgia. Come swim in the Mississippi River with the
rapscallion boy, Mark Twain. Admission charged, call for
information.
Mar
6
West
Texas Winds
432-563-0921,
8PM, Enjoy beautiful music brought to you by the
Midland-Odessa Symphony & Chorale. Admission
charged, call for information.
Mar
6 Odessa
Jackalopes Hockey
432-520-2255, Ector County Coliseum, 7PM, Enjoy exciting
hockey action as Odessa battles Indianapolis. Admission
charged, call for information.
Mar
9 Odessa
Jackalopes Hockey
432-520-2255, Ector County Coliseum, 7PM, Enjoy exciting
hockey action as Odessa battles New Mexico. Admission
charged, call for information.
Mar
12 - Apr 3
Midville
Community Theatre
432-682-4111,Midland
Community Theatre, This comedy is a satire of a community
theatre having a playwriting competition with a festival to
show off the finalists.Be
ready to laugh out loud at the marvelous
humor! Call for information.
Mar
12 Odessa
Jackalopes Hockey
432-520-2255, Ector County Coliseum, 7PM, Enjoy exciting
hockey action as Odessa battles Lubbock. Admission
charged, call for information.
Mar
13 - Mar 14 Mel Prather Arts & Craft
Show Sat. 10AM - 6PM; Sun. Noon -
5PM,432-263-7690,Midland Center, Call for information.
Mar
13
Bagpipers
Remember Dun Blane
Noon,432-684-5302,Centennial
Plaza, Memorial Remembrance for the
victims in Dun Blane held round the world when bagpipers play
at noon, their time. No Admission Charged.
Mar
14 Odessa Jackalopes Hockey
432-520-2255, 7PM, Ector County Coliseum, vs. Corpus Christi,
Admission Charged.
Mar
18 Prevent Blindness Person Of
Vision Dinner
432-620-8228, Dinner honoring former Mayor Bobby Burns. Call
for information.
Mar
18 Germs, Grunge & Grime!
6:30PM - 8PM, 432-683-4403, Petroleum Museum, "Family
Science Night."Cookies
and refreshments will be served. No admission charged.
Mar
19 Big Band Bash
7PM, 432-683-2882, Petroleum Club, Held once every three
years, this special fundraiser features dinner and music from
the Big Band era.
Mar
19 "The Memphis Belle"
7PM, 432-563-1000, Commemorative Air Force, A dinner and movie
gala presentation of the original film "Memphis
Belle," featuring Colonel Robert Morgan, pilot of the
"Belle.", Admission charged.
Mar
20 - Mar 21 St. Patrick's Day Hamfest
Sat. 8AM - 5PM, Sun. 8AM - 1PM, 432-686-9749, Midland County
Exhibition Building & Arena, Sale and trade of new and
used radio and computer equipment. No Admission Charged.
Mar
20 "The Memphis Belle"
2PM,432-563-1000,Commemorative Air Force, A special Saturday
interview session with
Colonel Robert Morgan, pilot of the famous World War II B-17
"Memphis Belle." Admission charged.
Mar
25 Celebrating The Joy Of
Families
11AM TO 1PM, 432-522-7202, Midland Country Club, 9th Annual
Style Show & Luncheon fundraiser.
Mar
25 - Mar 28 Tool Sale
260-356-9477,Midland Center, Call for Information.
Mar
25 Rattlesnake Roundup
11:30AM - 12:30PM, 432-683-4403, Petroleum Museum, Yep, we
said rattlesnakes--up close
& personal.Come
& learn more about these West Texas native creatures.Dessert & drinks will be provided.Bring a brown bag lunch, No admission charged.
Mar
26 - Mar 28 2nd Annual Celtic Heritage
Festival & Gathering Of The Clans 2004
432-559-5155, Midland County Exhibition Building & Arena,
Weekend activities include a Scottish jam session, activities
for the whole family, a black tie dinner
& dance, and a church service. Call for Information
APRIL
Apr
1 Gourmet Gala
432-689-6693, Midland Center, Lots of food and fun at this
annual fundraiser for Community &
Senior Services. Call for Information.
Apr
1 John Pizzarelli Trio
8PM, 432-550-0996,Petroleum Club, The West Texas Jazz Society
presents the John Pizzarelli
Trio, featuring Ray Kennedy and Martin Pizzarelli.John has just starred in the Radio City Music Hall
production called "Sinatra:
His Voice, His World, His Way", and his musicianship as
both vocalist and guitarist combined with his embrace of music
from Gershwin to the
Beatles, has made him very popular as a symphony pops artist.John has appeared with Keith Lockhart and the
Boston Pops, and to quote Keith, "he makes it look
easy."Call for information.
Apr
2 Jr. Girl Scouts Camp-In
7PM Friday to 7:30AM Saturday, 432-683-4403, Petroleum Museum,
"Geology"Join
the museum for an evening
filled with crafts, museum exploration, and creative projects.Geology, Science, and wildlife activities earn Scout badges!,$18 per
camper & $8 per adult - Troops must be registered to
participate.
Apr
3 - Apr 4 Spring Gala Performance
7:30PM - Sat; 2:30PM - Sun, 432-682-2653, Midland College,
Call for Information.
Apr
3 Masterworks IV - Spanish
Dances
8PM, 432-563-0921, Lee High School, $15, $10, $5, Music
StudentsFree
Apr
3 Don't Mess With Texas
Trashoff/Great American Cleanup
432-687-7400, No Admission
Charged.
Apr 3
Crystal Ball
7PM - 1AM, 432-694-7728, Midland Country Club, Call for
Information.
Apr
8 - Apr 13 Midland RockHounds Baseball
Sunday - 2PM; All others - 7PM,432-520-2255,First American
Bank Ballpark, vs. San Antonio
Missions, Call for Ticket Information.
Apr
10 OPEN COCKPIT DAY
9AM - 3PM,432-563-1000,Commemorative Air Force, The public is
invited to an "up-close
and personal view" of World War II vintage aircraft.
Admission charged.
Apr
14 - Apr 17 Midland RockHounds Baseball
7PM,432-520-2255,First American Bank Ballpark, vs. Round Rock
Express, Call for Ticket Information
Apr
15 - Apr 17 Chaparral Gallery Grand
Opening 432-683-4403,Petroleum Museum, Activities range from a
celebrity golf classic, gala
dinner & silent auction and community celebration.The community celebration will feature fun for the whole
family with highlights including chaparral gallery tours,
activities for children, live musical entertainment, autograph
sessions, slot car race
tournaments, innovative inflatables, arts and crafts, food,
friends, and fun!,
Apr
17 Strings Of The West
8PM, 432-563-0921, $15, $10, $5, Music Students Free
Apr
21 Texas Tech Opera
432-570-8112, Midland Center, Call for Information.
Apr
24 The Aces Speak 2PM, 432-563-1000, Commemorative Air Force, An installment of
the Remembrance of War
series. USAAF pilot Bill Allen and USN aviator Diz Laird join
with other Air Force, Navy and Marine aces to describe
their experiences. Admission
charged.
Apr
24 Hoopla
Apr
27 - Apr 30 Midland RockHounds Baseball
7PM, 432-520-2255, First American Bank Ballpark, vs. Arkansas Travelers,
Call for Ticket Information
Apr
29 2nd
Annual Sports Banquet
432-683-3381, Midland Center, Call for Information.
MAY
May
1 LONE
STAR BRASS
8PM, 432-563-0921, Memorial Christian Church, $15, $10, $5,
Music Students Free
May
1 - May 4 MIDLAND ROCKHOUNDS BASEBALL
Sunday - 2PM; All others - 7PM, 432-520-2255, First American
Bank Ballpark, vs. Frisco
Rough Riders, Call for Ticket Information
May
1 - May 2 TEXAS GUN & KNIFE
SHOW
8AM - 6PM,830-257-5844,Midland Center,
May
4 CHORALE SPRING CONCERT
8PM, 432-563-0921, First Presbyterian Church, $15, $10, $5,
Music Students Free
May
5 BUSINESS EXPO 2004
432-683-3381, Midland Center,
May
6 MANHATTAN RHYTHM KINGS
7:30PM, 432-620-0033, Midland High School, A polished and
dashingly entertaining trio of singing
tap dancers brings music from the 20's, 30's and 40's.They provide audiences with a healthy whiff of nostalgia.These guys are also first-rate musicians who make their
sets a singing and tapping party. Admission Charged.
May
7 - May 29 THE GIN GAME
432-682-4111, Midland Community Theatre, This winner of the
1978 Pulitzer Prize tells the story
of Weller Martin and Fonsia Dorsey, two retirement home
occupants who discover each other and the game of gin rummy to
ease the disenchantment with
their circumstances.Often
hilarious and powerfully moving, these two lonely people
exchange intimate details of
their lives.A
play that is funny, sad, eloquent, touching, and beautiful.
$15, discounts for seniors, students.
May
7 BROWNIES CAMP-IN
7PM Friday to 7:30AM Saturday, 432-683-4403, Petroleum Museum,
"Science in Action"Join the museum for
an evening filled with crafts, museum exploration, and
creative projects.Geology,
Science, and wildlife activities earn Scout
badges!,$18 per camper & $8 per adult - Troops must be
registered to participate.
May
13 PHYLLIS & BOB COWAN
PERFORMING ARTS SERIES
7:30PM,432-685-4526,Chaparral Center, The Phyllis & Bob
Cowan Performing Arts Series presents "Preservation Jazz
Hall Band." From generation to generation, the
Preservation Hall Jazz Band brings the flavor of New Orleans
jazz to stages across America.Direct from the New Orleans French Quarter, the band delights
audiences with classic tunes like "I Ain't Nobody,"
"Tiger Rag" and "Bill Bailey."Originating in the early part of the century, New
Orleans Jazz is not to be confused with the two-beat Dixieland
style.The tempo is a shade slower than the other jazz forms and
the melody is always clearly heard with improvisation at its
heart.Unobscured by
complicated arrangements, its greatness lies
in its simplicity.Bands
generally consist of five to seven pieces, with the trumpet
usually the musical leader. FREE - ticket required
May
14 - May 17 MIDLAND ROCKHOUNDS BASEBALL
Sunday - 2PM; All others - 7PM, 432-520-2255, First American
Bank Ballpark, vs. Round Rock
Express, Call for Ticket Information
May
14 - May 16 CELEBRATION OF THE ARTS
432-687-1149, Centennial Plaza,
May
15 TINY TOTS
432-563-0921, Centennial Plaza, A part of Celebration of the
Arts.
May
17 SENIOR CITIZEN EVENT
432-687-9034, Midland Center
May
17 GOLF FORE KIDS' SAKE
432-687-0195,Green Tree Country Club, Four person handicapped
scramble with registration
beginning at Noon and a shotgun start at 2PM. $125 per
person/$500 per team
May
22 - May 25 MIDLAND ROCKHOUNDS BASEBALL
Sunday - 2PM; All others - 7PM, 432-520-2255, First American
Bank Ballpark, vs. San Antonio
Missions, Call for Ticket Information
May
26 - May 29 MIDLAND ROCKHOUNDS BASEBALL
7PM, 432-520-2255, First American Bank Ballpark, vs. El Paso Diablos,
Call for Ticket Information
May
31 "TO HONOR THOSE WHO
SERVED"
Noon, 432-563-1000, Commemorative Air Force, A Memorial Day ceremony
includes a flyover by airplanes of the CAF Ghost Squadron.Special guests will be former POWs. Admission charged.
JUNE
June
1 SUMMER
MOVIE CAMP
432-683-4403,Petroleum Museum, Join the Petroleum
Museum on Tuesday afternoons
for a movie, crafts, & lots of popcorn.Programs are designed for children ages 6-12.Call for information.,$3 per child
June 4 - June 7 MIDLAND
ROCKHOUNDS BASEBALL
Sunday - 6PM; All others -
7PM,432-520-2255,First American Bank Ballpark,
vs.
Wichita Wranglers, Call for Ticket Information
June4 SUMMER SCIENCE CLASS
9:30AM to Noon, 432-683-4403,
Petroleum Museum, Fun-filled Fridays are back!Summer classes are for students entering 3rd, 4th,
& 5th grades.Call
for information.,$25 - members; $30 - non-members
June 4
- June 19 BORNYESTERDAY
432-682-4111,Midland Community Theatre, In this witty and charming family comedy, the
crass and rich junk dealer Harry Brock has gone to Washington
to buy a senator or two; however, his dim girlfriend, Billie,
may be a liability to him.Enter Paul Verral, who agrees to educate Billie.In her own optimistic, vigorous, and wisecracking way,
Billie soon shows that a little learning can, indeed, be a
dangerous thing.A
play that promises laughs galore!,$15, discounts for seniors,
students, groups
June
5 "A
VIEW FROM THE SMITHSONIAN"
2PM, 432-563-1000,
Commemorative Air Force, An installment of the Remembrance
of War series.Don
Lopez, former World War II ace and now assistant director of
the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum, discusses his life long
love affair with aviation. Admission charged.
June 5 MIDLAND CITY LIMITS
8PM,432-683-2882,Museum of the
Southwest,6TH annual event created as a "friend-raiser"
between neighboring Nita Stewart Haley Memorial Library &
History Center along with the Museum of the Southwest. Features
an outdoor concert of Texas Music.For sponsors there is a dinner and cocktail party.,
June 5 HOUSE ART SHOW
432-685-7368,Scarborough-Lineberry House
June 4 - June
5 MEX- TEX FAMILY FIESTA
432-682-2960,Centennial Plaza
June 8 SUMMER
MOVIE CAMP
432-683-4403,Petroleum Museum, Join the Petroleum
Museum on Tuesday afternoons
for a movie, crafts, & lots of popcorn.Programs are designed for children ages 6-12.Call for information.,$3 per child
June 8 - June 11 MIDLAND ROCKHOUNDS BASEBALL
7PM, 432-520-2255, First American
Bank Ballpark, vs. Tulsa Drillers,
Call for Ticket Information
June 11 SUMMER SCIENCE CLASS
9:30AM to Noon, 432-683-4403,
Petroleum Museum, Fun-filled Fridays are back!Summer classes are for students entering 3rd, 4th,
& 5th grades.Call
for information.,$25 - members; $30 - non-members
June 13
- June 14 CADILLACINVITATIONAL GOLF
TOURNAMENT
432-570-4880, Midland Country Club, Sunday Dinner, Monday
Golf Tournament,$1500/golf team/ sponsorships available
June 15 SUMMER MOVIE
CAMP
432-683-4403,Petroleum Museum, Join the
Petroleum Museum on Tuesday afternoons
for a movie, crafts, & lots of popcorn.Programs are designed for children ages 6-12.Call for information.,$3 per child
June 18
- September 4 SUMMERMUMMERS
432-682-4111,Yucca Theatre,,$8 -
$15
June18 SUMMER SCIENCE CLASS
9:30AM to Noon, 432-683-4403, Petroleum
Museum, Fun-filled Fridays are back!Summer classes are for students entering 3rd, 4th,
& 5th grades.Call
for information.,$25 - members; $30 - non-members
June21 TEXAS
LEAGUE ALL-STAR GAME
7PM,432-520-2255,First American Bank
Ballpark, Watch the best in the league
battle for the title in this always exciting game., Call for
Ticket Information
June22 SUMMER MOVIE
CAMP
432-683-4403,Petroleum Museum,
Join the Petroleum Museum on Tuesday afternoons
for a movie, crafts, & lots of popcorn.Programs are designed for children ages 6-12.Call for information.,$3 per child
June25 SUMMER SCIENCE CLASS
9:30AM to Noon, 432-683-4403,
Petroleum Museum, Fun-filled Fridays are back!Summer classes are for students entering 3rd, 4th,
& 5th grades.Call
for information.,$25 - members; $30 - non-members
June28-July1 MIDLAND ROCKHOUNDS
BASEBALL
7PM, 432-520-2255,
First American Bank Ballpark, vs. Wichita Wranglers,
Call for Ticket Information
June29 SUMMER MOVIE
CAMP
432-683-4403,Petroleum Museum,
Join the Petroleum Museum on Tuesday afternoons
for a movie, crafts, & lots of popcorn.Programs are designed for children ages 6-12.Call for information.,$3 per child
JULY
July2 - July 5 MIDLAND ROCKHOUNDS BASEBALL
Sunday - 6PM; All
others - 7PM,432-520-2255,First American Bank Ballpark,
vs. Tulsa Drillers, Call for Ticket Information
July
6 SUMMERMOVIE CAMP
432-683-4403,Petroleum Museum,
Join the Petroleum Museum on Tuesday afternoons
for a movie, crafts, & lots of popcorn.Programs are designed for children ages 6-12.Call for information.,$3 per child
July 9 SUMMER SCIENCE CLASS
9:30AM to Noon, 432-683-4403,
Petroleum Museum, Fun-filled Fridays are back!Summer
classes are for students entering 3rd, 4th, & 5th grades.Call for information.,$25 - members; $30 - non-members
July 9 THUNDER IN THE DESERT
7PM, Grande Communications Stadium, In
one evening 5 ensembles of brass and percussion players will
converge from all corners of the nation to entertain and
compete in this musical/sporting event. If you enjoy
high-energy music, along with powerful visual displays of art
and athleticism, you will want to attend Thunder in the
Desert. Tickets are available at Caldwell Music,
N-Tune in Midland, by pone at 432-556-0056, and by website at
www.lx.net/dcimidland.
July 10
- July 13 MIDLAND ROCKHOUNDS BASEBALL
Sunday - 6PM; All
others - 7PM,432-520-2255,First American Bank Ballpark,
vs. San Antonio Missions, Call for Ticket Information
July 10
- July 11 MEL PRATHER ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOW
Sat. 10AM to 6PM;
Sun. Noon to 5PM,432-263-7690,Midland Center
July 13 SUMMER MOVIE CAMP
432-683-4403,Petroleum Museum,
Join the Petroleum Museum on Tuesday afternoons
for a movie, crafts, & lots of popcorn.Programs are designed for children ages 6-12.Call for information.,$3 per child
July 16 SUMMER SCIENCE CLASS
9:30AM to Noon, 432-683-4403,
Petroleum Museum, Fun-filled Fridays are back!Summer
classes are for students entering 3rd, 4th, & 5th grades.Call for information.,$25 - members; $30 - non-members
July 20 SUMMERMOVIE CAMP
432-683-4403,Petroleum Museum,
Join the Petroleum Museum on Tuesday afternoons
for a movie, crafts, & lots of popcorn.Programs are designed for children ages 6-12.Call for information.,$3 per child
July 22
- July 24 HOMIER DISTRIBUTING TOOLSALE
260-356-9477,Midland Center
July
23 SUMMER SCIENCECLASS
9:30AM to Noon, 432-683-4403,
Petroleum Museum, Fun-filled Fridays are back!Summer
classes are for students entering 3rd, 4th, & 5th grades.Call for information.,$25 - members; $30 - non-members
July 27 SUMMER MOVIECAMP
432-683-4403,Petroleum Museum,
Join the Petroleum Museum on Tuesday afternoons
for a movie, crafts, & lots of popcorn.Programs are designed for children ages 6-12.Call for information.,$3 per child
July 27
- July 30 MIDLAND ROCKHOUNDSBASEBALL
7PM, 432-520-2255,
First American Bank Ballpark, vs. El Paso Diablos,
Call for Ticket Information
July 30 SUMMER SCIENCECLASS
9:30AM to Noon, 432-683-4403,
Petroleum Museum, Fun-filled Fridays are back! Summer
classes are for students entering 3rd, 4th, & 5th grades.Call for information.,$25 - members; $30 - non-members
July
31 - August 3 MIDLAND ROCKHOUNDSBASEBALL
Sunday - 6PM; All
others - 7PM,432-520-2255,First American Bank Ballpark vs.
Round Rock Express, Call for Ticket Information
AUGUST
August1 - Septmeber 30 ART FACULTY OF SOUTHWEST TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY
San Marcos, Texas, Mon.-Thu. 8AM-10PM, Fri. 8Am-5PM,
Sat.-Sun. 1-5PM, 432-685-4770, Midland College, No Admission
Charged
August
3 SUMMER MOVIE CAMP
432-683-4403,Petroleum Museum,
Join the Petroleum Museum on Tuesday afternoons
for a movie, crafts, & lots of popcorn.Programs are designed for children ages 6-12.Call for information.,$3 per child
August
5 NRABANQUET
432-682-2473,Midland Center
August 5 - August 8 MIDLAND ROCKHOUNDS BASEBALL
Sunday - 6PM; All
others - 7PM,432-520-2255,First American Bank Ballpark vs.
El Paso Diablos, Call for Ticket Information
August
16 - August 19 MIDLAND ROCKHOUNDSBASEBALL
7PM,432-520-2255,First
American Bank Ballpark vs. Frisco Roughriders Call
for Ticket Information
August
20 - August 23 MIDLAND ROCKHOUNDSBASEBALL
Sunday - 6PM; All
others - 7PM,432-520-2255,First American Bank Ballpark,vs.
Arkansas Travelers,Call for Ticket Information
August20 - August 21 MCLARENFESTIVAL
432-682-4111,Midland
Community Theatre,,$15, discounts for seniors, students,
groups
August20-August 22 ROCK THEDESERT
432-697-4548,
SEPTEMBER
September1 TRIO OF GARDENS
432-687-7400 DEFINITE DATE TO BE
ANNOUNCED,
September 9 GOLF TOURNAMENT
432-699-5265, Hogan Park, 1:00p.m., Join the Midland Apartment
Association and the Apartment Association of the Permian Basin
Joint Golf Tournament. Shotgun start at 1:00p.m.
Call for information.
September 10 TRADE SHOW & EDUCATIONAL
CONFERENCE
432-633-5265, MCM Elegante - Odessa, A joint conference of the
Midland Apartment Association and the Apartment Association of
the Permian Basin
