Call for details. 325-223-5955  

San Angelo comes out to watch local talent take the microphone on the famous Steel Penny stage. Come and see if you can be a star!

Come with your dancin’ boots on. For more info, call 655-7276

Located at 1 Love St. - 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM $1.00 per person Art Thursdays are a fun-filled afternoon of hands-on art activities. Kids accompanied by an adult can be creative with four different art activities. FMI call 325-653-3333

At the Chicken Farm Art Center in the Courtyard. Bring lawn chairs! FMI call Roger Allen 325-653-4936

Free to play. Earn points toward an all inclusive National Texas Hold’ em Tournament. Call for details. 325-223-5955

Tuesdays With Morrie: A play adapted from the runaway bestselling book by Mitch Albom, this play magically chronicles the life affirming story of a professor and his former student. Tickets $12/$10/$8. Call (325) 949-4400 for Reservations. Showtimes are Oct. 26, 27, Nov. 8, 9, 10, 23, 24. Rated PG. See http://www.angelocivictheatre.com/.

Jake is a singer, songwriter, and guitarist (along with any thing else he can get his hands on!), He is now working on his solo project and an album to come soon!!! His brother Britt is playing Bass and his younger brother Mitchell is on drums.  For more on Jake, see this link.

Baptist Retirement Community (BRC) will host a Fall Bazaar and Bake Sale Friday, November 9th from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and on Saturday, November 10 from 8:00 a.m. to noon.  Crafts of all kinds - wood, patterned material, sewing projects, small appliances, decorations - most anything except large furniture and clothing. Follow the signs to 902 N. Main at the Chapel Area. All funds will go to the Auxiliary for the BRC Green Homes.

Drop off your items to be recycled. This is a "fee free" day at the recycle center. If you have an old fridge or washer/dryer. there is NO CHARGE!

Weekly Buffet Every Friday at 5:30 p.m. Happy Hour food is served and an amazing assortment of cooking. The free buffet is good while the food lasts every Friday! Come on down and see us.

First Presbyterian Church will host well-known bible scholar, pastor and teacher Ray Vander Laan for his seminar entitled "The Land, the Culture, the Book." Vander Laan will conduct his seminar on November 9-11. The event begins Friday Nov. 9 at 7:00 p.m. in the sanctuary of First Presbyterian Church. On Saturday, Nov. 10, the seminar will begin at 9:00 a.m. in the San Angelo City Auditorium. Attendees will be given a lunch break and the day's activities will conclude at 4:00 p.m.

Tuesdays With Morrie: A play adapted from the runaway bestselling book by Mitch Albom, this play magically chronicles the life affirming story of a professor and his former student. Tickets $12/$10/$8. Call (325) 949-4400 for Reservations. Showtimes are Oct. 26, 27, Nov. 8, 9, 10, 23, 24. Rated PG. See http://www.angelocivictheatre.com/.

At the Cactus Hotel - 36 E. Twohig - 8:00 PM (Doors open at 7:00 PM) Havana NRG! is an eight-piece Cuban orchestra that will inspire you to leave your seat and dance the night away in the Cactus Hotel Ballroom. To learn more about Havana NRG! visit www.havananrg.com - FMI or to order tickets by phone call 325-653-6793

Clearwater is a participatory band from San Angelo, Texas: A full sounding 7-member band with few solos, lots of dancing and requests (which are always granted), and in general, lots of common folk milling around in between sets like they are part of the Clearwater family. And the boys in the band make the audience feel welcome. More info: http://www.sanangelolive.com/node/1567

Macon Greyson currently on tour support of new album “ 20th Century Accidents.” On 20th Century Accidents the band has tightened up, and is now perfectly comfortable to deliver the old school rock that speaks so cleverly to their fellow devotees of jaded and cynical music with an edge. It is for that reason that comparisons simply don’t do Macon Greyson justice.

Come watch the tradition of live comedy come alive in San Angelo. Local comedian talent competes for $200 grand prize, and the audience gets to give their input. Now in its fifth month, and the list of local talent to growing! To register to compete, see the bartender before 9 p.m. to get on the list. 2nd and 3rd prizes are also awarded.

Rodney Hayden began playing music at the age of 14 in Pleasanton, TX. By 18 he had signed a management and publishing deal with none other than Texas icon Robert Earl Keen. In 2001 Keen released Hayden's debut album "The Real Thing" on his own Rosetta Records. The album was produced by Nashville legend Tony Brown (George Strait, Reba, Vince Gill, etc.) In 2003 Hayden signed a record deal with Audium Records in Nashville and became a label mate to Dwight Yoakam, Robert Earl Keen, Ray Price and handful of other alt. country artists. More info: http://www.rodneyhayden.com/

7:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. at the San Angelo State Park - South Shore entrance. Fee $2.00 or Park Pass - For Adults 18 + - A combination short walk/ride tour identifying birds at The State Park. Bring binoculars if you have them. Experienced or new bird watchers welcome.

Drop off your items to be recycled. This is a "fee free" day at the recycle center. If you have an old fridge or washer/dryer. there is NO CHARGE!

Saturday Show starts 9:00 am Sunday show starts 8:00 a.m. FMI call Toni Holik @ 325-468-5903

The Annual Greek Bake Sale including baklava, spinach pie, cheese pie, honey dipped cookies and twisted cookies will be Saturday, November 10 at 9:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. at the Assumption of the Virgin Mary Greek Orthodox Church, 801 Montecito in San Angelo. Call 653-6074 or 651-8142.

The Frank Caraway Sporting Clay Classic benefitting the West Texas Rehabilitation Center will be November 10th at the San Angelo Claybird Association shooting range. For more information, call 223-6312 or 656-7940. Or see http://www.sanangeloclays.com/l

"Let it Go!" - Join the Alcohol and Drug Abuse Council for the Concho Valley as they spread a powerful message for those suffering from addiction. The event will be November 10th at 10:00 a.m. at El Paseo de Santa Angela (across from Fort Concho). There will be a mass release of balloons with each balloon representing a person's "letting go" of their addiction and substance abuse. The public is invited.

Curious about tornadoes, thunderstorms, drought, hurricanes or El Nino/La Nina? All residents of West Central Texas are invited to come and discover the answers to these questions and many more. The National Weather Service Forecasting Office in San Angelo is hosting an Open House on Saturday, November 10th from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

A Veterans Day Parade will be held Saturday, November 10th at 11:00 a.m. in downtown San Angelo, honoring all veterans, past and present.

CELEBRATE THE SAN ANGELO YMCA’S60TH ANNIVERSARYNovember 10th 1-3 PMSan Angelo YMCA353 S. RandolphFree Food & Funfor the Whole FamilyOfficial Attempt at Most PeopleDoing the YMCA Dance•Comic Magician, Jerry Frasier•Guiness Worldbook•Musician, Manny Campos• Free T-Shirts While They Last•Special Membership Offersfor more info, call 325-655-9106www.sanangeloymca.comSpecial Thanks to Fairfield Inn & Suites (Marriott)

A Mexican Food Dinner and Silent Auction fund raiser for Donnia Robles, kidney transplant patient, will be held on Saturday, November 10, at St. Luke United Methodist Church, 2781 W. Avenue N in San Angelo. The dinner will be from 5:00-7:30 p.m. and tickets are available at the Small Schools Coop, 3132 Executive Drive. For more information, contact Pam Holubec at (325) 944-0483.

Tuesdays With Morrie: A play adapted from the runaway bestselling book by Mitch Albom, this play magically chronicles the life affirming story of a professor and his former student. Tickets $12/$10/$8. Call (325) 949-4400 for Reservations. Showtimes are Oct. 26, 27, Nov. 8, 9, 10, 23, 24. Rated PG. See http://www.angelocivictheatre.com/.

Clearwater is a participatory band from San Angelo, Texas: A full sounding 7-member band with few solos, lots of dancing and requests (which are always granted), and in general, lots of common folk milling around in between sets like they are part of the Clearwater family. And the boys in the band make the audience feel welcome. More info: http://www.sanangelolive.com/node/1567

Local band audiopath with be performing at The Little River Club (2502 Loop 306, San Angelo, Tx.) starting at 9 p.m.

These guys are GOOD, winning the LIVE! 5 designation in June. Don't miss them!

“If blues is played right,” says Austin, Texas native W.C. Clark, “it makes your soul feel clean.” Indeed, master guitarist/vocalist Clark – known as “The Godfather of Austin Blues” – has been playing the blues right and cleansing souls from the East side of Austin to stages around the world for over 40 years. And he's been mentoring countless young blues and soul players in the finer points of the music for almost as long.

San Angelo, welcome the Godfather of Austin Blues as he returns to The Steel Penny Pub. For more info: http://www.wcclark.com

Saturday Show starts 9:00 am Sunday show starts 8:00 a.m. FMI call Toni Holik @ 325-468-5903

Fellowship and Bible study for singles, ages 25-45 welcome. 8:30 a.m. continental breakfast; 9 a.m. Gathering with music, welcoming and information. 9:20 a.m. classes start. For more info call (325) 655-4101 or see www.fbcsanangelotx.org.

St. Joseph Catholic Church in Rowena presents its 85th annual Fall Festival on Sunday, Nov. 11th. A delicious meal consisting of turkey, dressing, German sausage and all the trimmings will be served from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. Plates will be sold for $7/adult; $4/children and $7 for plates to go. Drive thru line is available. Country store, games, & an auction will be going on throughout the afternoon. A sausage sandwich supper will be held at 4:30pm. Come help St. Joseph's celebrate their 100th anniversary and enjoy an afternoon of fun!

Those Against Drunk Driving will present Texas Championship Wrestling on Sunday, November 11th at 1 p.m. at the Southside Recreation Center, 2750 Ben Ficklin Dr. in San Angelo.  Tickets cost $7. Children 4 years old and younger will be admitted free with a paying adult. This show is family friendly and will feature wrestlers from all over the Texas Independent Circuit. Concessions will be provided by Concho Boxing Club. TADD is seeking sponsors for this event. If interested, please call (325) 949-9790.

The second planning meeting for Project Graduation 2008 will be November 12th, 6:30 p.m. at the SAISD Admininistration Building Meeting Room. All interested parties are invited. For more information, contact Yvonne Biedermann at (325) 212-0202 (cell) or Sally Reid at 245-7917 (cell).

The Oasis Lounge – “Salsa Lessons by Angel” – Every Monday – 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.

Senior District Judge Curt F. Steib will be presented a special award during a luncheon in his honor at 11:30 a.m. on November 13th in the Heritage Hall of the First United Methodist Church, 37 E. Beauregard in San Angelo. Steib was appointed District Judge of the 119th District of Texas in 1975 and was elected to three successive four-year terms. The award is being presented by the Pocahontas Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution

Call for details. 325-223-5955  

Cody Canada, the Cross Canadian Ragweed frontman performs a special acoustic show Tuesday at Graham Central Station. He is performing with Wade Bowen and Stephanie Briggs.

San Angelo comes out to watch local talent take the microphone on the famous Steel Penny stage. Come and see if you can be a star!

Come with your dancin’ boots on. For more info, call 655-7276

Located at 1 Love St. - 2:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. $1.00 per person Art Thursdays are a fun-filled afternoon of hands-on art activities. Kids accompanied by an adult can be creative with four different art activities. FMI call 325-653-3333.

Mark Prendergast, Vice President of Christie's Auction House, Houston, TX 5:30 pm the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts, 1 Love Street. FMI call 325-653-3333 or visit www.samfa.org

Free to play. Earn points toward an all inclusive National Texas Hold’ em Tournament. Call for details. 325-223-5955

You put together all the ingredients: ZZ Top, Bill Monroe, Marshall Tucker, Waylong, Johnny Cash, The Allman Brothers, and Lynard Skynard... put 'em in a big ol' bowl and mix 'em up real good... and you get The Pear Ratz. For more info:  http://www.myspace.com/pearratz

Weekly Buffet Every Friday at 5:30 p.m. Happy Hour food is served and an amazing assortment of cooking. The free buffet is good while the food lasts every Friday! Come on down and see us.

This is a local San Angelo cover band that will rock you with some of your favorite country, blues, and rock songs. They have been playing together since about June of last year and have already picked up at least 1,000,000 (give or take 999,900) songs and started gigging at least once a week. They have some original stuff we are curently putting on a demo. More info:   http://www.myspace.com/frizaliza  

Borderline is a local cover band.

There are other things to expect from the band’s tour: Catchy riffs that allude to Rock Greats; Willie Nelson-like love ballads. But it’s the straightforward simplicity of four long-haired good-ol’-boys licking lunch from their fingers on the road that captures the simplicity and honesty that sets them apart. You’ll find no wince-inducing lines about tears in beers on the band’s self-titled album. This is a testimony to the honest, no-frills lyricism of front man Kyle Bennett, whose two most recent breakups have helped form and fuel the band’s course.

At the San Angelo Coliseum - 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM - Cost is $25.00 includes lunch catered by McAlister's Deli - This event will renew, refresh, and equip women of all social backgrounds, ethnicity, and Christian denominations through speakers, both professional and local; comedy and drama; and powerful music and worship. FMI and ticket sales call Brenda Stone at 325-944-4252.

Concho Valley Chili Pod is hosting a Barbecue and Chili Cookoff at the Eola Historic Schoolhouse to benefit its restoration process on November 17th. Barbecue will include chicken, ribs and brisket. There will be jackpot beans. Turn-in time for beans will be 12 noon. Entry fee will be $5.00. Chili turn-in time will be at 2 p.m. Entry fee is $18.00. Judges are needed. For more information, contact Janice Miller at 325 947 8753.

Witness as some of the finest young musical talents from around the world compete for prizes totaling $10,000. For more information, www.sanangelosymphony.com.

Veteran San Angelo musician Miles McMillan is back on the local music scene as guitarist and vocalist for his new band, The Flinchers. The Flinchers specialize in hip-shakin' rhythm and blues and classic rock from the 60's and 70's. Influences include Stevie Ray Vaughan, The Fabulous Thunderbirds, The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix, and many others. Miles is backed by a tight, funky rhythm section that features James Rannefeld on drums, Dean Garcia on bass, and Oscar Ornelas on keyboards and saxophone.

Darrell McCall has received many accolades during his musical career. He was recently inducted into the Country Music Association of Texas Hall of Fame. He performs at dance halls, concert halls and auditoriums, fairs and festivals and is a regular guest at the Grand Ole Opry and Ernest Tubb Midnight Jamboree in Nashville. "I love this business so much," Darrell said. "It has given me so much.

San Angelo local band 3 Lock Box performs rock music.   

Live DJ with no cover. All night long!

Brandon Rhyder is a singer/songwriter from Texas who took a little detour in his musical career after graduating high school. Instead of going to school for music, he went to college and received a degree in industrial technology. A back-roads boy from Carthage in Northeast Texas, Rhyder says his roots "are painted in country tones." Not Texas country, not Nashville country, not old or new country. Just country.

Fellowship and Bible study for singles, ages 25-45 welcome. 8:30 a.m. continental breakfast; 9 a.m. Gathering with music, welcoming and information. 9:20 a.m. classes start. For more info call (325) 655-4101 or see www.fbcsanangelotx.org.

Chili Cookoff will be held on November 18th at the Eola Historic Schoolhouse to benefit Pod charities. Chili turn-in time will be at 12 noon. Entry fee is $18.00. For more information, contact Janice Miller at (325) 947-8753.

2:00 p.m. at the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts - 1 Love St. - Tickets $7 - $12 - FMI call 325-653-3333

Beer, Blues, and BBQ The 3rd Sunday of each month, the San Angelo Blues Society joins us to keep blues music alive. With a free full buffet of home cooking, followed by a blues jam session some of the best blues music you will ever have a chance to hear, and $1.25 Domestic Pints all day long, there is no other place to be, but at The Oasis.

The Oasis Lounge – “Salsa Lessons by Angel” – Every Monday – 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.

No cover, great food and great music!

Call for details. 325-223-5955  

San Angelo comes out to watch local talent take the microphone on the famous Steel Penny stage. Come and see if you can be a star!

Come with your dancin’ boots on. For more info, call 655-7276

Free to play. Earn points toward an all inclusive National Texas Hold’ em Tournament. Call for details. 325-223-5955

Weekly Buffet Every Friday at 5:30 p.m. Happy Hour food is served and an amazing assortment of cooking. The free buffet is good while the food lasts every Friday! Come on down and see us.

No cover all night long!

Come enjoy the sounds of Johnny Dickinson, a favorite in San Angelo.

This local San Angelo band favorite says their is a reflection of Kristofferson, Willie, Waylon, Jerry Jeff, John Prine, Dead, Buffett and Robert Earl. There have been times when I've conciously and intentially written something I could hear Waylon doing or that I think Prine would like. And sometimes it just comes out that way by happy accident. For more: http://www.sanangelolive.com/node/1061

No cover all night long!

Come enjoy the sounds of Johnny Dickinson, a favorite in San Angelo.

This local San Angelo band favorite says their is a reflection of Kristofferson, Willie, Waylon, Jerry Jeff, John Prine, Dead, Buffett and Robert Earl. There have been times when I've conciously and intentially written something I could hear Waylon doing or that I think Prine would like. And sometimes it just comes out that way by happy accident. For more: http://www.sanangelolive.com/node/1061

Fellowship and Bible study for singles, ages 25-45 welcome. 8:30 a.m. continental breakfast; 9 a.m. Gathering with music, welcoming and information. 9:20 a.m. classes start. For more info call (325) 655-4101 or see www.fbcsanangelotx.org.

The Oasis Lounge – “Salsa Lessons by Angel” – Every Monday – 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.

Call for details. 325-223-5955  

San Angelo comes out to watch local talent take the microphone on the famous Steel Penny stage. Come and see if you can be a star!

Come with your dancin’ boots on. For more info, call 655-7276

Located at 1 Love St. - 2:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. 1.00 per person Art Thursdays are a fun-filled afternoon of hands-on art activities. Kids accompanied by an adult can be creative with four different art activities. FMI call 325-653-3333

Presented in Living Black and White , CROSS STAGE RIGHT: DIE! is part of the series of plays featuring Harry Hunsacker, the would-be actor turned would-be detective; his assistant Nigel Grouse; and Lt. Foster of the real police. The action takes place backstage at the Republic Theatre on Broadway in 1942. In just a few hours the curtain will rise on a new play by Clayton Farrell (called Box Office Poison ) but someone has murdered famed director Douglas Mallory. Who would want to kill Douglas Mallory?

Free to play. Earn points toward an all inclusive National Texas Hold’ em Tournament. Call for details. 325-223-5955

Scott Rotge has assembled a more-than-able group of pickers and formed The Scott Rotge Band. It naturally follows that there would be a CD. Yes, there is one. So many times this is where the magic ends, but in Rotge's case, it's just beginning. Their self-titled CD is full of great Texas stories told through solid country music and great songwriting. It's as if Scott Rotge is singing directly to the listener, humbly and modestly becoming a friend rather than forcing his music upon you.

Bleu Edmondson is no stranger to San Angelo. His opening stanzas of "American Saint" from the Lost Boy CD scream. "The Concho Valley's on Fire Tonight..." For more on Bleu, please follow this link .

Weekly Buffet Every Friday at 5:30 p.m. Happy Hour food is served and an amazing assortment of cooking. The free buffet is good while the food lasts every Friday! Come on down and see us.

With a big kick off Friday, November 30th the show will be open every Friday and Saturday through the month of December. The doors open to a Winter Wonderland of holiday decorations inside and out of the Historic Depot, beautifully decorated trees with model trains of every size running on several different layouts from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Each Friday and Saturday a special Christmas story for children will be presented at 7 p.m. Santa will be at the show every night through the 22nd so children of all ages can talk to him and his helpers.

Presented in Living Black and White , CROSS STAGE RIGHT: DIE! is part of the series of plays featuring Harry Hunsacker, the would-be actor turned would-be detective; his assistant Nigel Grouse; and Lt. Foster of the real police. The action takes place backstage at the Republic Theatre on Broadway in 1942. In just a few hours the curtain will rise on a new play by Clayton Farrell (called Box Office Poison ) but someone has murdered famed director Douglas Mallory. Who would want to kill Douglas Mallory?

Manny Campos is the keyboard player for The Funky Munky band. Come see him live with audience participation! $5 cover.

Jody Nix & The Texas Cowboys are well known as one of the finest professional music organizations anywhere. They travel across the country playing major rodeos, clubs, and conventions to large audiences. Jody received a special honor in 1989 when he and his band were asked to perform at the Texas State Society Black Tie & Boots Ball for George Bush the President Of the United States This was quite an honor and a cherished memory. Jody has recorded seven albums to his credit and was a guest artist with Asleep At the Wheel on the "Tribute To Bob Wills" album.

Who is the Charlie Shafter Band? The Charlie Shafter Band consists of four marginally educated ant farmers from Duluth, Minnesota. The band was formed from a common friendship and genuine love for the 1980's. Their music is world renown; however, their story is little known. For our story on Shafter, see: http://www.sanangelolive.com/node/1143

San Angelo, The Mercers are coming to the Steel Penny Pub. For more info: http://www.myspace.com/themercers

10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on Saturday and Noon to 5:00 p.m. on Sunday. Held in the Wells Fargo Pavilion - 50 E. 43rd. St, San Angelo Fair Grounds FMI call 658-9122.

1st SATURDAY AT THE OLD CHICKEN FARM ART CENTER. The Art Center is located at 2505 Martin Luther King FMI call 325-653-4936

Presented in Living Black and White , CROSS STAGE RIGHT: DIE! is part of the series of plays featuring Harry Hunsacker, the would-be actor turned would-be detective; his assistant Nigel Grouse; and Lt. Foster of the real police. The action takes place backstage at the Republic Theatre on Broadway in 1942. In just a few hours the curtain will rise on a new play by Clayton Farrell (called Box Office Poison ) but someone has murdered famed director Douglas Mallory. Who would want to kill Douglas Mallory?

Laurie Gayle Stephenson made her Broadway debut in the Tony award-winning "The Secret Garden" and starred for two years on Broadway in "The Phantom of the Opera." Now she appears with the San Angelo Symphony offering a banquet of classic Christmas songs and holiday delights. For more information: www.sanangelosymphony.com.

Come see this great performers from Gatesville. You'll be dancing all night long!

Hailing from Austin Texas, 7 Stones is a hard rocking band that have quickly gained a reputation as one of the nations best lives acts. 7 Stones is currently on a national tour in support of their latest album Blue Chemicals. Engineered by Jim Wilson of the Pixies and Oasis, Blue Chemicals show cases 7 Stones at it's best, performing hard intense songs that stay with you long after the CD player is off.

San Angelo, The 7 Stones play The Steel Penny Dec. 1. For more info: http://www.myspace.com/7stones

Fellowship and Bible study for singles, ages 25-45 welcome. 8:30 a.m. continental breakfast; 9 a.m. Gathering with music, welcoming and information. 9:20 a.m. classes start. For more info call (325) 655-4101 or see www.fbcsanangelotx.org.

10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on Saturday and Noon to 5:00 p.m. on Sunday. Held in the Wells Fargo Pavilion - 50 E. 43rd. St, San Angelo Fair Grounds FMI call 658-9122.

Presented in Living Black and White , CROSS STAGE RIGHT: DIE! is part of the series of plays featuring Harry Hunsacker, the would-be actor turned would-be detective; his assistant Nigel Grouse; and Lt. Foster of the real police. The action takes place backstage at the Republic Theatre on Broadway in 1942. In just a few hours the curtain will rise on a new play by Clayton Farrell (called Box Office Poison ) but someone has murdered famed director Douglas Mallory. Who would want to kill Douglas Mallory?

Call for details. 325-223-5955  

San Angelo comes out to watch local talent take the microphone on the famous Steel Penny stage. Come and see if you can be a star!

Come with your dancin’ boots on. For more info, call 655-7276

Located at 1 Love St. - 2:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. $1.00 per person Art Thursdays are a fun-filled afternoon of hands-on art activities. Kids accompanied by an adult can be creative with four different art activities. FMI call 325-653-3333.

Presented in Living Black and White , CROSS STAGE RIGHT: DIE! is part of the series of plays featuring Harry Hunsacker, the would-be actor turned would-be detective; his assistant Nigel Grouse; and Lt. Foster of the real police. The action takes place backstage at the Republic Theatre on Broadway in 1942. In just a few hours the curtain will rise on a new play by Clayton Farrell (called Box Office Poison ) but someone has murdered famed director Douglas Mallory. Who would want to kill Douglas Mallory?

Free to play. Earn points toward an all inclusive National Texas Hold’ em Tournament. Call for details. 325-223-5955

Ice House Brass will be presenting "Sounds of the Season" on Thursday, December 6th at 7:00 p.m. in the First United Methodist Church Sanctuary (next to the Cactus Hotel). Admission to the concert is free, and will feature Christmas traditionals with holiday brass and a sing-a-long! Adam Torres, conductor, Wade Bray, Organist, and singers from Angelo State University will make this event great entertainment for the entire family. For more information, contact Adam Torres at (325)-212-1146 or Donna Fowler at (325)-944-9559.

At Fort Concho. For more info, call 481-2646.

He started playing acoustic open mic nights at The Blue Light in Lubbock, TX with his fraternity brother Austin (banjo) in January 2006. After a month or two of that, people took notice and told him to get a band together. So he called up two more fraternity brothers (Drew-drums, Neel-Bass) and it just took off from there. They recorded an LP in December 2006, and even went a step further and recorded a music video for a competition on CMT.com!

In 2006, Stoney released an addition to the famed Live at Billy Bob’s series.  His live single, “Oklahoma Breakdown” topped the Texas charts for over four weeks and has ignited Stoney’s powerful support as an artist not to be missed.