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Part of Every Neighbor Valued: Building a Culture of Welcome, Connection and Collaboration, a four-part half-day workshop series for Permian Basin nonprofits led by Kristen Partridge, Vice President for Organizational Leadership at Triumph Team. Each session stands on its own, so come to one or come to all four. This session: Making Every Interaction Matter.
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Pray2Gather meets on the second Thursday of every month from 7 to 8 a.m. on the south lawn of the Midland County Courthouse to pray for the city. Free, interdenominational, no registration. Coffee and music included. The hour is organized around five themes, each with a banner on the lawn: our home, our work, our
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Boot Campaign's Midland fundraiser for veterans and military families, with dinner, auctions and live music from Roger Creager. Cocktail hour starts at 6 p.m. and dinner at 6:45 p.m. |
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The 6th annual Redneck Round Up Car and Truck Show rolls into the Martin County Community Complex in Stanton on Saturday, October 10, from 8 AM to 4 PM. Custom cars, trucks, Jeeps and motorcycles compete for more than 100 trophies, with vendors, raffles, door prizes, a 50/50 drawing and live and silent auctions. Vehicle
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The Hindu Association of West Texas hosts its yearly Festival of Lights celebration in the Horseshoe Pavilion Halls, open to families and neighbors. Tickets are sold at HAWT, 4401 Cardinal Lane. |
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An evening market with homemade goods, handcrafted gifts, live music and wine. Proceeds support the Aphasia Center of West Texas.
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Odessa Card Show brings its Halloween-themed Monster Card Show to the Ector County Coliseum with more than 200 vendor tables. Shop, sell, and trade Pokémon, sports cards, comics, toys, and collectibles, with door prizes all weekend. Hours are Saturday, Oct. 17 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday, Oct. 18 from 10 a.m. to
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The Alzheimer's Association's community walk at the Coterra Pavilion. Registration is free and walkers are encouraged to raise money.
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A free family festival at the Arts Council with vendors, food trucks, a car show, art activities and a Hispanic Cultural Center performance at 11 a.m. Melody Herrera's Dia de los Muertos exhibit is on view inside through November 15.
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The city's 16th annual Fall Festival at McKinney Park, with face painting, food trucks, pumpkin decorating, games and live entertainment. Costumes are welcome.
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Knight to Remember is Midland Classical Academy's annual fundraising event, held at the Bush Convention Center on Saturday, October 17, 2026. Proceeds support the school's programs.Ticket, sponsorship, and schedule details are posted on the event's Facebook page. The time listed on the venue calendar appears to be a placeholder, so confirm the exact start time
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Tall City Brewing Co. is teaming up with The Native Agenda for a fall plant and seed swap on Saturday, October 17, from 1 to 4 PM. Bring a plant or cuttings to trade, take home something new, swap growing tips with fellow plant people and enjoy a local craft beer while you are at
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The Midland Northside Lions Club's 23rd annual comedy revue with local performers, in the church fellowship hall. Snacks are provided.
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Brighton Serrato brings country and pop classics to Pi Social in the heart of downtown Midland from 7–9 PM. Enjoy the Texas-made, cool vibe alongside signature craft cocktails and creative culinary dishes.
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A public gallery reception in Odessa for the second round of Recent Masters. The exhibition features work by three regional artists who recently earned their Master of Fine Arts degrees: Faith Eleby, Emily Muscroft and Claribel Olivas. Visitors can meet the artists and see their work at UTPB. |
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Vital Care Urgent Care hosts free trick-or-treating, raffles and health information in the Horseshoe's Education Building.
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Uptown Midland Business and Professional Women honors its 2026 Woman of Achievement and Woman of the Year with a dinner and silent auction. |
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West Texas Gifts of Hope hosts its annual Paint the Park morning at Memorial Gardens Park to celebrate survivors, support people in treatment, and honor those lost to cancer. The park fills with colorful flags carrying loved ones' names, alongside a walk and color run and booths with cancer education and support resources. Memorial flags
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The sixth annual show of classic cars, restored trucks, motorcycles, Jeeps and custom rides, plus a kids' zone, trunk-or-treat, costume contest and food trucks. Proceeds go to Spectrum of Solutions.
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Downtown Odessa's third annual Día de los Muertos celebration honors loved ones who have passed with music, art, and tradition along Texas Avenue. Expect traditional ofrendas, live music and dance, food vendors, artisan booths, face painting, and family activities. The festival runs 4 to 10 p.m., and the parade steps off at 7 p.m. with
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A free Halloween pet event at PetSmart in Midland for dogs, cats and the people who love them. Visitors can bring a pup for a free pup cup, take photos at the photo booth and get a paw print and a take-home treat. Dogs and cats will be available for free adoption, and a costume
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The 15th annual Furr Ball is a Halloween masquerade with dinner and auctions, raising money for medical care and adoptions for homeless cats and dogs.
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Spectrum of Solutions' yearly gala with cocktails, live and silent auctions and awards, supporting people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
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Midland Bible Church's Country Fair is a fall afternoon on the church's campus. It runs Sunday, October 25, from 4 to 7 PM at 5900 Whitman Drive. Activities and details are on the church's Country Fair page. |
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United Way of Midland's annual Power of the Purse fundraiser at Bush Convention Center, with doors opening at 6 p.m. Proceeds support United Way of Midland's community programs.
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Bo & Mia Z, a father-daughter duo, bring rock, pop and funk to Pi Social in the heart of downtown Midland from 7–9 PM. Enjoy the Texas-made, cool vibe with signature craft cocktails and creative culinary dishes.
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Part of Every Neighbor Valued: Building a Culture of Welcome, Connection and Collaboration, a four-part half-day workshop series for Permian Basin nonprofits led by Kristen Partridge, Vice President for Organizational Leadership at Triumph Team. Each session stands on its own, so come to one or come to all four. This session: Designing Meaningful Experiences. Offered
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The second annual fall festival with games, contests, bounce houses and food. Free and open to everyone.
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