Good morning, Amarillo.

John Ward Memorial Park will soon have an outdoor fitness court provided by National Fitness Campaign + the ADA accessible design focuses on seven bodyweight moves for all ages, with installation expected to be complete by the end of this summer.

Tascosa Drive-In is open this season and hosts a nightly treasure hunt where a hidden $100 bill grows into a bigger prize if not found; families and moviegoers can enjoy a double feature while scanning the property for cash + local fun.

The Agape Center helps members advocate for mental health by selling crafts, art and baked goods at its Love in Action Store, with a portion reinvested to support recovery.

The nonprofit will host its main fundraiser walk in October at 1422 SW 15th Ave.

Lake Meredith is set to host a variety of free summer events including movie nights, boat parades and fireworks — with camping and fishing options available near Alibates Flint Quarries National Monument.

The event list is updated as new dates are announced, offering locals a versatile getaway.

The revamped Amarillo Zoo and Sanctuary reopened to visitors on Monday, April 27 after three weeks of cleaning and improvements under new management.

The zoo now features a tropical-style moat and updated habitats for animals such as bobcats, lions, and a sloth tower.

A three-day moving-in sale at the 55+ Club runs April 30 through May 2 at 2404 S.W.

Sixth Ave.—organizers say items include antique furniture, lawn equipment, and more with some proceeds supporting club renovations and sweet treats available from Sugar Bear’s Sweet Shop.

Sushi Kingdom is set to open in Bell Plaza at 5807 SW 45th (suite #340) after a $250,000 renovation begins in May and finishes in November; the new restaurant will welcome guests in December, offering a fresh spot for sushi lovers.

Amarillo is set for weekend Cinco de Mayo celebrations with a Fajita Festival at HODGETOWN (5 to 10 p.m. Friday) featuring live music and unlimited fajitas, and a family-friendly parade kicking off at 10 a.m. Saturday in Alamo Park.

Visit Amarillo and Big Texan embarked today for Springfield’s Route 66 centennial events, joining a vintage car caravan + a live 72-ounce steak challenge at 3:30 p.m. in Springfield.

A livestream of the centennial parade will air Friday.

Texas Workforce Commissions will award three JET grants to local schools—Hale Center ISD, Happy ISD and Hartley ISD will train students as nurses and welders in partnerships with local colleges.

Check presentations occur today at 10 a.m. at Amarillo College Washington St. Campus Student Life and Conference Center.

Students at Bonham Middle School won their first state robotics championship at Texas Tech—earning the GEAR title—and now prepare to compete at the National Science Bowl in Washington, D.C., starting today through May 4.

Demolition of the Hilltop Apartments began today at 1608 NW 18th St in North Heights to clear space for a new 55+ affordable housing complex.

JK Properties, the Dallas-based investment group, bought the lot and will replace the condemned building (located near Carver Elementary) with a modern multifamily community.

Recital Portraits

8:30 p.m. - 6:40 p.m. — Tippi Toes Dance Amarillo — $45/session — Capture your dancer's moment with professional portraits in their recital costume.

School Of Rock - The Musical

7:30-10:00 p.m. — Amarillo Little Theatre - Allen Shankles Mainstage — Tickets required — Enjoy a thrilling show based on the beloved film about a wannabe rock star turned substitute teacher.

AC⚡️DC vs Ozzy A ROCK & ROLL SHOWDOWN

6:00 PM - 11:59 PM — The Bliss Venue — Free parking — Get ready to rock hard as AC⚡️DC and Ozzy go head-to-head in the ultimate rock showdown!

Wildcat Wednesdays at Wildcat Bluff

9 a.m. – 4 p.m. — Wildcat Bluff Nature Center — Cost varies — Enjoy a nature-filled day with drop-off day camp options for kids aged 7-11.