Good morning, Amarillo.

Hope Stokes, Visit Amarillo’s marketing director, discussed February events on KGNC-AM’s NewsDay Amarillo on Friday morning—she noted that Amarillo will soon celebrate the 100th anniversary of Route 66—and outlined several community activities for the month.

On Feb. 13, 2026, The Loft Church will host Night to Shine where people with special needs can enjoy a night of dancing and celebration.

The event needs 100 volunteers + buddies to help create a memorable experience.

On Feb. 5, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints donated 40,000 pounds of food to the High Plains Food Bank (America Gives initiative) in Amarillo.

Volunteers sorted the donation on Feb. 6.

Fermi America paused construction at Project Matador near Amarillo on Feb.

6 while awaiting its final Clean Air Permit from TCEQ—after finishing its first phase at record pace. The company said it will resume work once permits are secured, while a local coalition raised concerns over worker dismissals and planning.

WTAMU Theatre is reimagining Pride and Prejudice with a modern twist at the Sybil B.

Harrington Fine Arts Complex; performances run Feb. 6-7 and Feb. 12-14 at 7:30 p.m. and include Sunday shows at 2:30 p.m., with adult tickets priced at $15, seniors at $10, and free entry for WT students, faculty and staff.

Friday marked the close of National School Counseling Week as school counselors from the Texas Panhandle gathered at Region 16 in Amarillo to learn new support techniques and receive awards for their work (with recognitions noted from Dumas and Hereford).

Rick Husband International Airport launched a parking reservation feature on Feb.

1 for prepaid long-term parking in its long-term lot operated by a parking partner. Travelers can now reserve a spot online to simplify visiting the airport.

Anchored Life Academy, founded by Amarillo native Natalie Demerson-Watkins, partners with local hospitals and PeriPAN (a state mental health network) to offer support for women facing pregnancy loss and postpartum depression.

The program provides care packages and grief sessions to help new mothers heal.

After years in Amarillo, the Dusters were sold + moved to Louisiana and rebranded as the Bayou Bucks, set to compete in the 2027 season.

Meanwhile, the new Amarillo Warbirds begin their first season in the National Arena League, opening a fresh chapter for indoor football.

Local sports bars in Amarillo and Canyon will show Super Bowl LX on Sunday, Feb.

8. The Family Support Services Game Day Watch Party (starting at 5 p.m. at 2209 SW 7th) and venues like Walk-Ons Sports Bistreaux and Bubba’s 33 may fill fast, so call ahead for a reservation.

Candlelight Concert: Coldplay & Imagine Dragons

6:30-7:45 p.m. — Amarillo Little Theatre — $27.60 — Experience a magical evening of music by Coldplay and Imagine Dragons under candlelight.

Monday Game Group at United Supermarket

7-11 p.m. — United Supermarkets — Free entry — Engage with local board gaming enthusiasts in a friendly atmosphere and learn new games together.

Makeup Blowout Sale in Amarillo

10 AM - 5 PM — Embassy Suites by Hilton Amarillo Downtown — Free entrance — Enjoy up to 75% off on makeup, skincare, and hair care during this annual sale event.

Beginner All Gel Class - Amarillo, Texas

10 a.m. – 6 p.m. — Holiday Inn Express & Suites Amarillo by IHG — Registration required — Dive into the exciting world of gel nails with hands-on instruction and techniques.

VOLUME 1 Launch Party

6-9 p.m. — Amarillo Club — Free entry — Celebrate the launch of The Scout Guide and enjoy local bites and DJ entertainment.

Conjunto Relincho & Los Villalobos Concert

9-11 p.m. — Hacienda Las Flores Event Center — Cost information not provided — Enjoy live performances by Conjunto Relincho and Los Villalobos in a vibrant atmosphere.