Community Calendar

An evening of beautiful choral artistry as the East Texas A&M University Department of Music's Chorale presents a program filled with expressive harmonies and powerful musical storytelling. From uplifting contemporary works to timeless classics, this concert showcases the ensemble’s rich sound and exceptional musicianship. A performance that promises to inspire and move you.

This depression-era drama will take the stage 7:30 p.m. daily, from Tuesday Apr 21 through Saturday Apr 25. There will be a Sunday matinee performance starting at 3 p.m. (Apr 26).

Get your tickets now: boxoffice.etamuplayhouse.com

Mature Language/Content

Must be 18+. ID with birthdate required!

Play description:

Naomi Wallace's depression-era play about the mysterious death of seventeen-year old Pace Creagan begins and ends in a jail cell, where Dalton Chance, the fifteen-year-old boy who has befriended Pace, is awaiting trial. It moves in a non-linear fashion, revealing small but telling secrets, and heightening the audience's awareness of the claustrophobic historical moment—like our own—which encloses, entraps, and separates each individual in a landscape suddenly transformed by unexpected events.

Here's the schedule for the Mobile Mammography Coach in April. Remember, early detection saves lives. Get your mammogram!

More information is available on the flyer. Insurances accepted at Hunt Regional are also accepted for the Mobile Mammography Coach, including Medicare/Medicaid.

**Appointments and pre-registration are required. To schedule a mammogram, please call 903-408-5010.

Without insurance, reduced prepay pricing of $200 for a 3D mammogram on the mobile or at Hunt Regional Medical Center is available.
To apply for a grant to possibly cover this charge, please contact The Bridge Breast Network at 214 - 821 - 3820 .

Help us celebrate the people who selflessly serve our community!
The Commerce TX Chamber of Commerce will commence the banquet starting at 5:30 p.m. with a cocktail hour, with dinner beginning at 6:30 and running until 8:30 p.m.

Dress is casual western but feel free to dress business casual if you prefer. There will be a silent auction for some great items.

Bring your current fiber arts project and a favorite beverage and join us for our monthly Sip & Stitch!
Thursday, April 23
6-8 pm
Free for members and only $5 for non-members.
Sign up now at:
https://creativeartscenterbonham.org/2025/01/sip-stitch/

Join us on April 23rd at 6:30pm for our Poetry Slam! This will be the last one for a while, so if you are interested in sharing your poetry or want to enjoy listening to others share theirs, make sure you don't miss it!

WEEKLY ROUND UP — YOU’RE INVITED

Hey Greenville family
We’re back at it again this week, serving up hot meals and love where it’s needed most.

FREE HOT MEAL
Every Monday & Thursday
6:30 PM
Behind Rent-A-Center

No questions asked. No judgment. Just come hungry.

This isn’t just about food… it’s about community, dignity, and showing up for one another the way Jesus taught us.

“For I was hungry, and you fed me. I was thirsty, and you gave me a drink.” — Matthew 25:35

If you need a meal — come.
If you want to help — come.
If you just need to be around good people — come.

The City of Sulphur Springs presents Jazz on the Square on Thursday, April 23. Enjoy a live jazz performance in downtown Sulphur Springs on Celebration Plaza, free of charge.

Join the Department of Music at East Texas A&M University for an inspiring evening featuring the Concert Band and Symphonic Band as they present a dynamic program of powerful works for wind ensemble.

From bold, energetic selections to expressive lyrical moments, this performance showcases the depth, versatility, and musicianship of our outstanding ensembles.

This depression-era drama will take the stage 7:30 p.m. daily, from Tuesday Apr 21 through Saturday Apr 25. There will be a Sunday matinee performance starting at 3 p.m. (Apr 26).

Get your tickets now: boxoffice.etamuplayhouse.com

Mature Language/Content

Must be 18+. ID with birthdate required!

Play description:

Naomi Wallace's depression-era play about the mysterious death of seventeen-year old Pace Creagan begins and ends in a jail cell, where Dalton Chance, the fifteen-year-old boy who has befriended Pace, is awaiting trial. It moves in a non-linear fashion, revealing small but telling secrets, and heightening the audience's awareness of the claustrophobic historical moment—like our own—which encloses, entraps, and separates each individual in a landscape suddenly transformed by unexpected events.