Events in Abilene TX – #EventsToBeScene

Art Adventure for moms and tots at the National Center for Children’s Illustrated Literature. Combines di erent aspects of visual and verbal literacy by exposing the children to books and art based on the featured artist in the gallery. Free. Reservations required.

“Family Fun Saturday” at the National Center for Children’s Illustrated Literature! Tour the art exhibition, do an art activity in the studio and visit the gift shop. Free.

e Grace Museum presents Plein Air at the Fair Class with Sarah Williams. Registration required: www.thegracemuseum. org/programs

Paramount Film Series presents “Monty Python and the Holy Grail,” a 1975 comedy about a mythical King of the Britons. When he leads his knights on a quest for the Holy Grail, they face a wide array of horrors, including a persistent Black Knight, a three-headed giant, shrubbery-challenged knights, the perilous Castle Anthrax, a killer rabbit, and a handful of rude Frenchmen. Starring John Cleese, and Terry Gilliam. Rated PG. $7-Adults; $6-Students, seniors (60+), military and children.

Award-winning artists from the Center for Contemporary Arts 2019 National Juried Competition will participate in this event. CCAN Artist Talks and Panel Discussion.

“Family Fun Saturday” at the National Center for Children’s Illustrated Literature! Tour the art exhibition, do an art activity in the studio and visit the gift shop. Free.

Paramount Film Series presents “Monty Python and the Holy Grail,” a 1975 comedy about a mythical King of the Britons. When he leads his knights on a quest for the Holy Grail, they face a wide array of horrors, including a persistent Black Knight, a three-headed giant, shrubbery-challenged knights, the perilous Castle Anthrax, a killer rabbit, and a handful of rude Frenchmen. Starring John Cleese, and Terry Gilliam. Rated PG. $7-Adults; $6-Students, seniors (60+), military and children.

e Grace Museum’s O -Road Concert: Shinyribs. Voted “Best Austin Band” at the 2018 Austin Music Awards. Future Fund is partnering with Open Road Abilene to present this concert bene ting Future Fund. Space is limited, so get your tickets before they’re gone! $50-Non-members; $40-Future Fund members. Registration required: http://bit.ly/ShinyribsTickets.

Herald of Truth Ministries presents “For Love of God, Country and Community” at the Abilene Convention Center featuringVocal Major, 12-time International Men’s Barbershop Chorus Champions. e program will include patriotic and inspirational music while we involve members of our community, military and rst responders. Tickets: www.heraldoftruth.org.

Paramount Film Series presents “Monty Python and the Holy Grail,” a 1975 comedy about a mythical King of the Britons. When he leads his knights on a quest for the Holy Grail, they face a wide array of horrors, including a persistent Black Knight, a three-headed giant, shrubbery-challenged knights, the perilous Castle Anthrax, a killer rabbit, and a handful of rude Frenchmen. Starring John Cleese, and Terry Gilliam. Rated PG. $7-Adults; $6-Students, seniors (60+), military and children.

Expanding on its traditional Heritage Stewardship Awards banquet, the Abilene Preservation League will devote an entire week in September to announce, recognize and celebrate the preservation e orts of neighbors, businesses and institutions throughout the city. e inaugural Abilene Preservation Awards, Sept. 23-28, will honor the e orts and energy of local preservationists. At each location, a brief ceremony of recognition and reception will make each celebration unique. On one day in the week a keynote speaker will address a luncheon audience in aspecialvenue. Eacheventwillrequireanadmission,withone discounted ticket admitting attendees to every event.

New exhibition opens at e Old Jail Art Center in Albany,“Nobody’s Fool.”

Expanding on its traditional Heritage Stewardship Awards banquet, the Abilene Preservation League will devote an entire week in September to announce, recognize and celebrate the preservation e orts of neighbors, businesses and institutions throughout the city. e inaugural Abilene Preservation Awards, Sept. 23-28, will honor the e orts and energy of local preservationists. At each location, a brief ceremony of recognition and reception will make each celebration unique. On one day in the week a keynote speaker will address a luncheon audience in aspecialvenue. Eacheventwillrequireanadmission,withone discounted ticket admitting attendees to every event.

Expanding on its traditional Heritage Stewardship Awards banquet, the Abilene Preservation League will devote an entire week in September to announce, recognize and celebrate the preservation e orts of neighbors, businesses and institutions throughout the city. e inaugural Abilene Preservation Awards, Sept. 23-28, will honor the e orts and energy of local preservationists. At each location, a brief ceremony of recognition and reception will make each celebration unique. On one day in the week a keynote speaker will address a luncheon audience in aspecialvenue. Eacheventwillrequireanadmission,withone discounted ticket admitting attendees to every event.

Expanding on its traditional Heritage Stewardship Awards banquet, the Abilene Preservation League will devote an entire week in September to announce, recognize and celebrate the preservation e orts of neighbors, businesses and institutions throughout the city. e inaugural Abilene Preservation Awards, Sept. 23-28, will honor the e orts and energy of local preservationists. At each location, a brief ceremony of recognition and reception will make each celebration unique. On one day in the week a keynote speaker will address a luncheon audience in aspecialvenue. Eacheventwillrequireanadmission,withone discounted ticket admitting attendees to every event.

Expanding on its traditional Heritage Stewardship Awards banquet, the Abilene Preservation League will devote an entire week in September to announce, recognize and celebrate the preservation e orts of neighbors, businesses and institutions throughout the city. e inaugural Abilene Preservation Awards, Sept. 23-28, will honor the e orts and energy of local preservationists. At each location, a brief ceremony of recognition and reception will make each celebration unique. On one day in the week a keynote speaker will address a luncheon audience in aspecialvenue. Eacheventwillrequireanadmission,withone discounted ticket admitting attendees to every event.

“Family Fun Saturday” at the National Center for Children’s Illustrated Literature! Tour the art exhibition, do an art activity in the studio and visit the gift shop. Free.