2nd Annual Permian Power Conference

Join us on June 8-9, 2026, at the Horseshoe Arena in Midland, TX, for a unique conference led by energy veterans with deep West Texas ties. We anticipate over 800 participants, more than 90 sponsors, and a lineup of 80+ top-tier speakers from the Permian Power sector, p......More

Join us on June 8-9, 2026, at the Horseshoe Arena in Midland, TX, for a unique conference led by energy veterans with deep West Texas ties. We anticipate over 800 participants, more than 90 sponsors, and a lineup of 80+ top-tier speakers from the Permian Power sector, poised to drive transformative change in the region’s electric power landscape. This event will bring together power-focused leaders from oil and gas, AI data centers, tech, cryptocurrency, renewables, battery storage, micro-grids, nuclear, electric power as a service, mobile power generation, CNG, capital markets, utilities, government, equipment, engineering, and construction.

Horseshoe Arena, Midland TX

2026 Summer Movie Series-War of the Worlds

The Bush Family Home State Historic Site will host its 1950s summer movie series again after last year’s success. This year’s theme is sci-fi movies. Four sci-fi movies from the 1950s will be shown in the backyard of the home.All guests are encouraged to bring their own......More

The Bush Family Home State Historic Site will host its 1950s summer movie series again after last year’s success. This year’s theme is sci-fi movies. Four sci-fi movies from the 1950s will be shown in the backyard of the home.All guests are encouraged to bring their own lawn chairs and snacks. Each event will be from 7:30-10:00 pm. During the series, the dates, topics and speakers will be: June 9 – War of the Worlds (1953) June 23 – Them (1954) July 7 – Forbidden Planet (1956) July 21 – Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956) Children activities will begin at 7:30, which will include fun crafts and games related to the scheduled movie. This will make this series fun fro the whole family. Movie going was a major social event, with many people attending theaters regularly. Because tv ownership went up in the 1950s, theaters added to the experience with the introduction of cinerama, 3D, and other widescreen technologies. Even George W. Bush would ride his bike downtown Midland to see cowboy serials and science fiction movies. “Because last year’s inaugural series was a success, we couldn’t wait for the sci-fi series this year,” said Site Educator Chase Kirby. The Bush Family Home State Historic Site is located at 1412 West Ohio St. in Midland. The hours for the home are: Tuesday-Saturday 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; the last tour begins at 4:15 p.m. The Bush Family Home joined the Texas Historical Commission in 2023 and is one of 42 sites in the state of Texas. Learn more: visitbushfamilyhome.com. For questions feel free to email [email protected] or call (432) 685-1112.

1412 W. Ohio Midland, TX

DOT Collector Training

We are excited to announce our upcoming Drug & Alcohol compliance training classes designed for employers, supervisors, and collection professionals. These courses provide practical guidance and up-to-date DOT requirements to help you stay compliant and confident in you......More

We are excited to announce our upcoming Drug & Alcohol compliance training classes designed for employers, supervisors, and collection professionals. These courses provide practical guidance and up-to-date DOT requirements to help you stay compliant and confident in your role. These classes are ideal for both new and experienced professionals looking to strengthen their knowledge and ensure compliance with DOT regulations. Early registration is encouraged.

711 W Indiana ave Midland tx 79701

Ribbon Cutting: Kristel Tate State Farm

Join the Midland Chamber of Commerce and M-Squad Ambassador's for the Grand Opening Ribbon Cutting Ceremony of Kristel Tate State Farm!

3211 W Wadley Ave, Ste 12 Midland Tx

Frost Sweet Treats

Take a break from the heat and grab a sweet treat at our Wadley location. We'll be serving I'd Rather Bake to everyone that stops by, while supplies last. This event is free and open to the public so be sure to invite your family and friends. We hope to see you there!

Frost Bank Wadley Financial Center 800 W Wadley Ave, Midland, TX 79705

Breath Alcohol Technician Training

We are excited to announce our upcoming Drug & Alcohol compliance training classes designed for employers, supervisors, and collection professionals. These courses provide practical guidance and up-to-date DOT requirements to help you stay compliant and confident in you......More

We are excited to announce our upcoming Drug & Alcohol compliance training classes designed for employers, supervisors, and collection professionals. These courses provide practical guidance and up-to-date DOT requirements to help you stay compliant and confident in your role. These classes are ideal for both new and experienced professionals looking to strengthen their knowledge and ensure compliance with DOT regulations. Early registration is encouraged.

711 W Indiana ave. Midland tx, 79701

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, Midland, TX (1705 W. Missouri Ave. Midland, Texas 79701)

Frost Sweet Treats

Take a break from the heat and grab a sweet treat at our West County location. We'll be serving I'd Rather Bake to everyone that stops by, while supplies last. This event is free and open to the public so be sure to invite your family and friends. We hope to see you the......More

Take a break from the heat and grab a sweet treat at our West County location. We'll be serving I'd Rather Bake to everyone that stops by, while supplies last. This event is free and open to the public so be sure to invite your family and friends. We hope to see you there!

Frost Bank West County Financial Center

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