Amarillo, TX
Things To Do in Amarillo, TX
Amarillo Symphony
Come and be totally inspired by the performance excellence and sounds of the Amarillo Symphony which has been making music in the Texas Panhandle since 1924 and is still delighting fans of all ages and backgrounds. With an impressive array of no less than 85 first-class musicians, the Symphony continues to shine forth with a passion and joy for music in each and every concert. Make sure to attend the Greater Southwest Music Festival held annually in Amarillo, Texas for regional performers.
OHMS Cafe & Bar
Are you looking for an elegant place to have dinner but don't want the elegant price tag? Then make your way to OHMS Cafe and Bar. You will be pleasantly surprised by the impressive menu that includes such favorites as rib-eye steaks, New York strip and elk tenderloin that are as delicious as they sound. There's also pan-seared salmon, herb baked chicken and lamb chops that will satisfy any healthy appetite. The wine list and dessert selection are equally inviting, and add to that an interesting, inviting atmosphere and expert service, you've got Amarillo's most sophisticated place to dine.
Lizzie Mae's Mercantile
Want to find a unique place to shop that offers some equally unique items? Then Lizzie Mae's Mercantile is where you need to be. With an expansive 3,000 square feet of space, your special purchase awaits among the awe-inspiring selection of gifts and home décor. Choose from Western and cabin décor, wreaths, figurines, candles, Texas items, pillows, purses and so much more. There's so much to see, so plan on staying awhile to take it all in and take your time selecting your many purchases.
Texas Pharmacy Museum |Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Pharmacy
If you've ever had a hard time getting your kids to take their medicine, maybe a family trip to the Texas Pharmacy Museum will completely change their outlook. Over the course of the 3,000-square-foot exhibit and attraction area, learn about pharmacy's history and development through American history. See artifacts, pharmacy products, delivery systems, literature, and art that tell the story of how the availability and distribution of modern medicine has evolved.