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A group of leaders rooted in Amarillo and rooting for Amarillo, this community of young professionals (ages 20-40) invite you to join unique experiences, grow professionally and personally, and make a difference in the community. Members are involved in a wide variety of Amarillo’s business, civic and service endeavors.

Hosted every fourth Thursday by the Amarillo Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, this free networking event presents topics vital to businesses and community members. It’s a great place to build relationships—and grab some pan dulce con café!

Any Amarillo Chamber event is widely attended, but Chamber After Hours is particularly fun because the location rotates between different Chamber members’ businesses. You’ll network and hang out at a potentially new place while enjoying drinks and food with other professionals and community members.

Pioneer women carved out civilization on these plains, and Amarillo is still home to multitudes of powerful women who lead organizations, nonprofits, families, churches and civic groups. Join their momentum!

• Amarillo Women’s Network
• Amarillo Business Women
• Rural Panhandle Women

This weekly one-on-one interview podcast features the people and stories of Amarillo, Texas. Guided by local author Jason Boyett, you’ll hear from city leaders, behind-the-scenes influencers, artists, civil servants, entrepreneurs and other surprising guests making an impact in Amarillo—and beyond.

Amarillo’s premier local magazine, Brick & Elm, is locally owned and dedicated to this region. Not only will you enjoy the superb quality of literary genius from the local editors, you’ll also find so many gems from local businesses, non-profits, restaurants, events and stories. Dive into the Amarillo culture! You can also subscribe to their Brickly newsletter for free at the bottom of their website.