Sep 20 Wednesday
Sep 21 Thursday
Free Breakfast for veterans, active duty, spouses and their family members every month.Come and enjoy free food, coffee and good conversation. Each month is sponsored by a community agency that wants to give back to our veterans.
Male group only. For men who has seen combat and may have PTSD, ANXIETY, DEPRESSION , ANGER ISSUES or all the above.
Jane Austen is coming to the Historic Paramount Theatre next weekend, with their fall play – “Pride and Prejudice.” Starting on Thursday the 21st and continuing through Sunday the 24th, see this bold and boisterous rendition of a timeless classic on the stage. The play starts at 7:30 each night; tickets are $20.
Sep 22 Friday
Healing through gaming is a community of gamers that meet up on Friday nights and game together online.
It brings people together from across Texas and builds Camaraderie, Hope, trust, and at times new friendships.
Sep 23 Saturday
The Abilene Zoo is hosting a Bluey Meet and Greet on Saturday, September 23rd. From 8:30am - 1:30pm, meet everyone’s favorite Heeler in person. There will be a live Bluey book reading, lawn games, and a bounce house.
The National Center for Children’s Illustrated Literature hosts a Family Fun Saturday every weekend, from 10am to 1pm. Join the NCCIL gallery in the art studio for fun family art projects.
Next Saturday (9/23), Frontier Texas is hosting the annual Abilene Beer Summit. Starting at 2:00pm, bring your ID to get a beer ticket; all proceeds from the event benefit New Horizons.
Join the Abilene Philharmonic as they open the 2023-24 Season with "From Darkness to Light" on September 23rd at 7:30pm at the Abilene Convention Center. This concert will feature guest artists, violinist, Chloe Kiffer and cellist, Horacio Contreras. Ticket prices for this concert vary on seat location with a range of $25-$56 and student tickets are as low as $9.
**Children 5 and under are not allowed in the concert hall**
Concert Program:
Wagner - Overture to Die Meistersinger
Britten - Four Sea Interludes from Peter Grimes
Brahms - Concerto for Violin and Cello