October Events You Don’t Want to Miss in Amarillo

Well Fall is officially here and it is the month of the ghost, ghouls, pumpkins, and beer. Here is a list of events happening in Amarillo this month.

Saturday, October 5th

Downtown Lions Club Annual Pancake Festival & Car Show

All you can eat pancakes and sausage plus a car show. Live music from some local bands, Coffee Memorial Blood Center blood drive and raffle

7am-1pm

Car Show 8:00-12:30pm

Cost is $6, children under 5 free

Tascosa High School Cafeteria

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John Caparulo

Amarillo Civic Center Auditorium - 7pm

$25

Tickets on sale at all Panhandle Tickets Outlets

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Kicker Arenacross

7:30pm

Amarillo National Center

Tickets on sale at all Panhandle Tickets Outlets

$15 adults/$9 child

Sunday, October 6th

The Original Eveline Rivers Toy Run

Toy run parade open to all motorcycles and club cars.

$10 or new toy per motor vehicle and driver plus $5 or toy for additional attendees.

Parade will start from the Tri-State Fairgrounds south parking lot and will return back to the Rex Baxter Building.

October 10th

Flavors of Amarillo And Mariachi Festival

5-9pm

Rex Baxter Building Tri-State Fair Grounds

October 12th

Discovery Center's Mad Scientists Ball

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Enjoy an evening of endless surprises and fun raising for adults! Live music by the Space Attire is Science Geek Chic, and every attendee gets their own labcoat to wear.

Tickets start at $30 per person

For tickets or more information click here.

October 17th-October 20th

Christmas Round-Up

Enjoy shopping and stocking up on presents.

Friday 10-7 pm, Saturday 10-6 pm, Sunday 12-5 pm

Cost: $5, children 12 and under free

Amarillo Civic Center North Exhibit Hall

October 19th

Llano Cemetery Tour at Twilight

3p-3:30

Learn about the cemetery’s history, architecture and monuments and hear stories of past people and places. From the early head stone of Mrs. Lillian F. Morrow (1864-1888), the cemetery’s first burial, to the fanciful Woodmen of the World tree trunk markers, elaborate “gypsy” graves, or the imposing family mausoleums, history is found at each marker. This year’s tours will feature burials that have not been highlighted during the previous tours.

Cost is $7

Llano Cemetery 34th entrance