Ken Womack’s ‘GIANT’ at the Museum of the Southwest in Midland, opening June 11

Texas-born and based sculptor Ken Womack announces the dates for ?GIANT,? his first-ever solo exhibition, at the Museum of the Southwest in Midland, Texas. His solo show, inspired by the 1956 George Stevens film of the same name, starring James Dean and Elizabeth Taylor......More

Texas-born and based sculptor Ken Womack announces the dates for ?GIANT,? his first-ever solo exhibition, at the Museum of the Southwest in Midland, Texas. His solo show, inspired by the 1956 George Stevens film of the same name, starring James Dean and Elizabeth Taylor, will be on display June 11 through Sept. 13 during the museum's usual hours from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays and Sundays from 2 to 5 p.m. To see details about the show, see www.museumsw.org/ken-womack. This three month long solo exhibit will feature 25 large-scale sculptures drawn from several years of studio production including a number of never-before-exhibited pieces that span the full range of Womack?s practice. His work features American consumer products on a monumental scale with the materials left visible, all built from plywood, acrylic, pool noodles and discarded cable spools. The exposed nature of each piece denies any critique of the object, leaving it to the audience to interpret. Womack?s art is varied, it invites the viewer to reconsider what we consume, obsess over and idolize in America. Womack builds visual ?remixes? of American culture - oversized, reimagined, and impossible to ignore. His work lives at the intersection of memory and spectacle. As part of this exciting installation, Womack will be introducing one new piece to the exhibit every month of the three-month run. At the heart of his journey is a simple but powerful goal; to make work that connects. For more information on Ken Womack?s upcoming shows and events, see kenwomack.com

Museum of the Southwest

Walmart Wellness Day

Walmart Wellness Day When: Saturday, July 25th - 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Where: All Walmart Pharmacy Locations What: Walmart will host its nationwide Walmart Wellness Day, offering free health screenings, low-cost immunizations, pharmacist counseling, and giveaways. Vision......More

Walmart Wellness Day When: Saturday, July 25th - 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Where: All Walmart Pharmacy Locations What: Walmart will host its nationwide Walmart Wellness Day, offering free health screenings, low-cost immunizations, pharmacist counseling, and giveaways. Vision screenings will be available at stores with Vision Centers. Following the July 1 launch of the Medicare GLP-1 Bridge program, the event will also provide weight-management education, GLP-1 resources, nutrition guidance, and information on virtual care options. Registration: No appointment necessary. Cost: Free Website: Walmart.com/wellnesshub The Wellness Hub - Walmart.com Shop for The Wellness Hub at Walmart and save.

All Walmart Pharmacy Locations

Ken Womack’s ‘GIANT’ at the Museum of the Southwest in Midland, opening June 11

Texas-born and based sculptor Ken Womack announces the dates for ?GIANT,? his first-ever solo exhibition, at the Museum of the Southwest in Midland, Texas. His solo show, inspired by the 1956 George Stevens film of the same name, starring James Dean and Elizabeth Taylor......More

Texas-born and based sculptor Ken Womack announces the dates for ?GIANT,? his first-ever solo exhibition, at the Museum of the Southwest in Midland, Texas. His solo show, inspired by the 1956 George Stevens film of the same name, starring James Dean and Elizabeth Taylor, will be on display June 11 through Sept. 13 during the museum's usual hours from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays and Sundays from 2 to 5 p.m. To see details about the show, see www.museumsw.org/ken-womack. This three month long solo exhibit will feature 25 large-scale sculptures drawn from several years of studio production including a number of never-before-exhibited pieces that span the full range of Womack?s practice. His work features American consumer products on a monumental scale with the materials left visible, all built from plywood, acrylic, pool noodles and discarded cable spools. The exposed nature of each piece denies any critique of the object, leaving it to the audience to interpret. Womack?s art is varied, it invites the viewer to reconsider what we consume, obsess over and idolize in America. Womack builds visual ?remixes? of American culture - oversized, reimagined, and impossible to ignore. His work lives at the intersection of memory and spectacle. As part of this exciting installation, Womack will be introducing one new piece to the exhibit every month of the three-month run. At the heart of his journey is a simple but powerful goal; to make work that connects. For more information on Ken Womack?s upcoming shows and events, see kenwomack.com

Museum of the Southwest

Ken Womack’s ‘GIANT’ at the Museum of the Southwest in Midland, opening June 11

Texas-born and based sculptor Ken Womack announces the dates for ?GIANT,? his first-ever solo exhibition, at the Museum of the Southwest in Midland, Texas. His solo show, inspired by the 1956 George Stevens film of the same name, starring James Dean and Elizabeth Taylor......More

Texas-born and based sculptor Ken Womack announces the dates for ?GIANT,? his first-ever solo exhibition, at the Museum of the Southwest in Midland, Texas. His solo show, inspired by the 1956 George Stevens film of the same name, starring James Dean and Elizabeth Taylor, will be on display June 11 through Sept. 13 during the museum's usual hours from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays and Sundays from 2 to 5 p.m. To see details about the show, see www.museumsw.org/ken-womack. This three month long solo exhibit will feature 25 large-scale sculptures drawn from several years of studio production including a number of never-before-exhibited pieces that span the full range of Womack?s practice. His work features American consumer products on a monumental scale with the materials left visible, all built from plywood, acrylic, pool noodles and discarded cable spools. The exposed nature of each piece denies any critique of the object, leaving it to the audience to interpret. Womack?s art is varied, it invites the viewer to reconsider what we consume, obsess over and idolize in America. Womack builds visual ?remixes? of American culture - oversized, reimagined, and impossible to ignore. His work lives at the intersection of memory and spectacle. As part of this exciting installation, Womack will be introducing one new piece to the exhibit every month of the three-month run. At the heart of his journey is a simple but powerful goal; to make work that connects. For more information on Ken Womack?s upcoming shows and events, see kenwomack.com

Museum of the Southwest

Ken Womack’s ‘GIANT’ at the Museum of the Southwest in Midland, opening June 11

Texas-born and based sculptor Ken Womack announces the dates for ?GIANT,? his first-ever solo exhibition, at the Museum of the Southwest in Midland, Texas. His solo show, inspired by the 1956 George Stevens film of the same name, starring James Dean and Elizabeth Taylor......More

Texas-born and based sculptor Ken Womack announces the dates for ?GIANT,? his first-ever solo exhibition, at the Museum of the Southwest in Midland, Texas. His solo show, inspired by the 1956 George Stevens film of the same name, starring James Dean and Elizabeth Taylor, will be on display June 11 through Sept. 13 during the museum's usual hours from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays and Sundays from 2 to 5 p.m. To see details about the show, see www.museumsw.org/ken-womack. This three month long solo exhibit will feature 25 large-scale sculptures drawn from several years of studio production including a number of never-before-exhibited pieces that span the full range of Womack?s practice. His work features American consumer products on a monumental scale with the materials left visible, all built from plywood, acrylic, pool noodles and discarded cable spools. The exposed nature of each piece denies any critique of the object, leaving it to the audience to interpret. Womack?s art is varied, it invites the viewer to reconsider what we consume, obsess over and idolize in America. Womack builds visual ?remixes? of American culture - oversized, reimagined, and impossible to ignore. His work lives at the intersection of memory and spectacle. As part of this exciting installation, Womack will be introducing one new piece to the exhibit every month of the three-month run. At the heart of his journey is a simple but powerful goal; to make work that connects. For more information on Ken Womack?s upcoming shows and events, see kenwomack.com

Museum of the Southwest

Bustin Clay for United Way

On behalf of ExxonMobil, you are invited to participate in the 24th Annual Bustin' Clay for United Way! The shoot will take place Friday, August 14th at Jake's Clays. All net proceeds from this event benefit United Way of Midland.

Jake's Clays

American Red Cross serving Permian Basin Back-to-School Bash

Join us for an evening designed for the whole community! Kids can learn emergency preparedness in a fun and engaging way through Prepare with Pedro, while families work together to create practical fire escape plans to stay safe at home. Sign up for Free smoke alarm ins......More

Join us for an evening designed for the whole community! Kids can learn emergency preparedness in a fun and engaging way through Prepare with Pedro, while families work together to create practical fire escape plans to stay safe at home. Sign up for Free smoke alarm installations! Enjoy an International Humanitarian Law potluck, hear inspiring youth stories, learn more about volunteering with us, and learn Hands- Only CPR

4241 Tanglewood Lane, Odessa TX 79762

Ken Womack’s ‘GIANT’ at the Museum of the Southwest in Midland, opening June 11

Texas-born and based sculptor Ken Womack announces the dates for ?GIANT,? his first-ever solo exhibition, at the Museum of the Southwest in Midland, Texas. His solo show, inspired by the 1956 George Stevens film of the same name, starring James Dean and Elizabeth Taylor......More

Texas-born and based sculptor Ken Womack announces the dates for ?GIANT,? his first-ever solo exhibition, at the Museum of the Southwest in Midland, Texas. His solo show, inspired by the 1956 George Stevens film of the same name, starring James Dean and Elizabeth Taylor, will be on display June 11 through Sept. 13 during the museum's usual hours from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays and Sundays from 2 to 5 p.m. To see details about the show, see www.museumsw.org/ken-womack. This three month long solo exhibit will feature 25 large-scale sculptures drawn from several years of studio production including a number of never-before-exhibited pieces that span the full range of Womack?s practice. His work features American consumer products on a monumental scale with the materials left visible, all built from plywood, acrylic, pool noodles and discarded cable spools. The exposed nature of each piece denies any critique of the object, leaving it to the audience to interpret. Womack?s art is varied, it invites the viewer to reconsider what we consume, obsess over and idolize in America. Womack builds visual ?remixes? of American culture - oversized, reimagined, and impossible to ignore. His work lives at the intersection of memory and spectacle. As part of this exciting installation, Womack will be introducing one new piece to the exhibit every month of the three-month run. At the heart of his journey is a simple but powerful goal; to make work that connects. For more information on Ken Womack?s upcoming shows and events, see kenwomack.com

Museum of the Southwest

15th Annual Pull for a Promise Clay Shoot

Join us for the 15th Annual Pull for a Promise Clay Shoot, a milestone event benefitting Family Promise of Midland. This exciting event brings together community, competition, and compassion to support families in need. Every shot taken help's provide shelter, stability......More

Join us for the 15th Annual Pull for a Promise Clay Shoot, a milestone event benefitting Family Promise of Midland. This exciting event brings together community, competition, and compassion to support families in need. Every shot taken help's provide shelter, stability, and hope to families working toward independence. Be part of the tradition and help us continue building brighter futures, one shot at a time. 

Midland Shooters Association 7400 W County Road 170 Midland, TX 79706

50 Years at the Brown-Dorsey Home Celebration

Grab a glass to cheers the completion of the restoration project and 50 years of tours at the Brown-Dorsey Historic Home! ???? Since July 4, 1976, the Midland Historical Society has opened Midland’s oldest home for various tours and events - like ice cream socials, Mayp......More

Grab a glass to cheers the completion of the restoration project and 50 years of tours at the Brown-Dorsey Historic Home! ???? Since July 4, 1976, the Midland Historical Society has opened Midland’s oldest home for various tours and events - like ice cream socials, Maypole celebrations, Fourth of July days, Christmas in 1900, and even Preaching from the Porch! Come see the home restored to its original “new” look from its build in 1900. The interior of the home will be open to visit, though there will be no formal tours. Beverages will be served. Join us in celebrating these milestones, and, learn about all the exciting plans we have for enhancing the grounds of this Midland treasure.

Brown-Dorsey Historic Home 213 N. Weatherford Midland, TX 79701

2026 State of Education

********REGISTRATION CLOSED AT THIS TIME********* The annual State of Education luncheon is hosted to engage and inform the public about the challenges and opportunities facing our community in the realm of education. From Pre-K - 12th grade to our colleges and univ......More

********REGISTRATION CLOSED AT THIS TIME********* The annual State of Education luncheon is hosted to engage and inform the public about the challenges and opportunities facing our community in the realm of education. From Pre-K - 12th grade to our colleges and universities, education impacts all areas of life and business. Speakers to be announced   Presented by   Registrants of Chamber events agree to allow the Chamber and its photographer to photograph them in the context of the event. Footage captured by the Chamber photographer may be posted on social media, shared with media outlets, and/or used in future print and electronic promotional materials.​

Bush Convention Center 105 N. Main Street, Midland, TX 79701 Event Schedule: Wednesday, August 26, 2026 11:00 AM: Doors open/lunch service begins 11:30 AM: Program begins Tickets: In-Person: -- Chamber Member: $60/ticket -- Non-Member: $75/ticket Spo

Ken Womack’s ‘GIANT’ at the Museum of the Southwest in Midland, opening June 11

Texas-born and based sculptor Ken Womack announces the dates for ?GIANT,? his first-ever solo exhibition, at the Museum of the Southwest in Midland, Texas. His solo show, inspired by the 1956 George Stevens film of the same name, starring James Dean and Elizabeth Taylor......More

Texas-born and based sculptor Ken Womack announces the dates for ?GIANT,? his first-ever solo exhibition, at the Museum of the Southwest in Midland, Texas. His solo show, inspired by the 1956 George Stevens film of the same name, starring James Dean and Elizabeth Taylor, will be on display June 11 through Sept. 13 during the museum's usual hours from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays and Sundays from 2 to 5 p.m. To see details about the show, see www.museumsw.org/ken-womack. This three month long solo exhibit will feature 25 large-scale sculptures drawn from several years of studio production including a number of never-before-exhibited pieces that span the full range of Womack?s practice. His work features American consumer products on a monumental scale with the materials left visible, all built from plywood, acrylic, pool noodles and discarded cable spools. The exposed nature of each piece denies any critique of the object, leaving it to the audience to interpret. Womack?s art is varied, it invites the viewer to reconsider what we consume, obsess over and idolize in America. Womack builds visual ?remixes? of American culture - oversized, reimagined, and impossible to ignore. His work lives at the intersection of memory and spectacle. As part of this exciting installation, Womack will be introducing one new piece to the exhibit every month of the three-month run. At the heart of his journey is a simple but powerful goal; to make work that connects. For more information on Ken Womack?s upcoming shows and events, see kenwomack.com

Museum of the Southwest

Feed Your Mind: Mind Matters

Mind Matters: Caring for Yor Brain at Every Age Your brain is the control center of your life — shaping how you think, feel, connect, and remember. As you move through your 30s, 40s, 50s, and beyond, investing in your brain health becomes more important than ever. Join ......More

Mind Matters: Caring for Yor Brain at Every Age Your brain is the control center of your life — shaping how you think, feel, connect, and remember. As you move through your 30s, 40s, 50s, and beyond, investing in your brain health becomes more important than ever. Join the Laura W. Bush Institute for Women’s Health for an engaging and empowering luncheon featuring Dr. Jonathan Singer, Director of the TTUHSC Memory Care Clinic. Learn actionable ways to protect your memory, enhance mental clarity, sharpen your thinking, and recognize the early signs of Alzheimer’s disease and dementia — at every stage of life. (P.S. We would love for men to join us at this FYM! Dr. Singer will share important information for everyone!)

Petroleum Club of Midland 501 W. Wall Street Midland, TX 79761

Permian Basin Early Childhood Summit

The Permian Basin Early Childhood Summit is a professional development conference designed to support and strengthen early childhood professionals across the Permian Basin and West Texas region. The summit brings together childcare providers, educators, directors, and c......More

The Permian Basin Early Childhood Summit is a professional development conference designed to support and strengthen early childhood professionals across the Permian Basin and West Texas region. The summit brings together childcare providers, educators, directors, and community partners for a day of learning, networking, and collaboration. Participants will have the opportunity to earn continuing education hours while exploring current topics, best practices, and valuable resources that promote high-quality care and positive outcomes for young children and families.

Golf Course Rd. Church of Christ