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Easter Egg Hunt at Crosbyton City Park April 16
CROSBYTON—The Crosbyton Chamber of Commerce and the Crosbyton Ministerial Alliance will sponsor an Easter Egg Hunt Saturday, April 16 from 4 to 6 p.m. at the City Park in Crosbyton. At the Crosbyton Easter Egg Hunt, all ages are welcome and there will be thousands of eggs to hunt, plus games and face painting.
—Crosbyton Chamber of Commerce Facebook page
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‘Noah: If You Build It, They Will Come’ continues through April 23
POST—“Noah…If You Build It, They Will Come,” a comedy from the Ragtown Gospel Theater in Post, will be performed Saturdays at 3 p.m. until April 23. “Noah…If You Build It, They Will Come” is directed by Glenn Polk, who appears as Noah, along with well-known actor and longtime television presence throughout the region Kurt Kiser, who plays the part of Noah’s fun-loving but rather unscrupulous brother, Tobar.
Michael Williams, Mikey Gonzales, and Nathan Graves are Noah’s sons, Shem, Ham, and Japheth. Nancy Thuett appears as Noah’s wife, Amira, and Christy Morris appears as the determined Hagassah, one of Shem’s prospective brides, who competes with Mehetabel for his affections. Judy Burk and Tammy Caddell are the wives of Ham and Japheth. Others in the cast include Travis Deubler, Tracy Polk, David Burk and Jason Polk. Tickets are on sale now. You can reserve your seats at www.ragtown. com or with Robin at 1-877-RAGTOWN.
—Ragtown Gospel Theater Facebook page
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Mocktails and Murder Mysteries May 13-14 at Snyder museum
SNYDER—The Scurry County Museum is hosting two nights of merriment and murder mysteries May 13-14.
In the setting for this event, it’s 1920 and there is a new art gallery opening. You’ve been invited as a VIP guest to the celebratory cocktail hour. But there are devious dealings going on right below your feet. Instead of being a VIP guest you now have to become a detective for the night and solve the murder in the museum. Tickets are $25 and can be purchased online at www.eventbrite.com/e/305060192247
—Scurry County Museum Facebook page
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CCSP plans full Saturday of entertainment
QUITAQUE—Here's a look at the program schedule for Saturday, April 16 at Caprock Canyons State Park.
Colors in Nature Hike at 11 a.m. Join volunteer Amber on a guided walk to discover the many ways that color can have a positive effect on our everyday lives. Meet at the Upper South Prong Trailhead.
Prairie Dogs: Talk of the Town at 2 p.m. There’s lots of talk going on in town... the prairie dog town, that is! Join us for a discussion of the blacktailed prairie dog while you enjoy viewing them in the town! Meet at the Honey Flat Restrooms.
Music in the Park featuring the Dirt Storm Drifters Band at 6:30 p.m. Enjoy an evening of music, FREE with your paid park entrance fee. Gather inside the Visitor's Center Pavilion.
“They Killed Buffalo” with special guests Bruce Cammack and Austin Allison at 8:45 p.m.
Join Bruce and Austin at the Interpretive Amphitheater as they present a slide-show presentation on one of our nation's most significant events in history, the near eradication of the American bison. It will conclude with the lively account of a most unlikely participant, the 16-year-old younger brother of a future U.S. president.
—The Caprock Courier
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