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Sunday starts with coffee at Roasters Coffee & Tea Company on Georgia (try the Pumpkin Pie Cold Brew). It’s also the last day of the Amarillo Tri-State Fair, so this is your final shot at fair food.

If you’re ready for Fall, Maxwell's Pumpkin Farm is open for its first weekend of the season. Then head to The 806 Coffee + Lounge for Sunday Jazz.

Start with lunch at Roosters Cafe Amarillo and try the Green Chile Corn Chowder.

Hoodoo Mural Festival is happening at Arts in the Sunset, Ink & Anime Con runs at the Amarillo Civic Center Complex from 10 a.m.–9 p.m., and Maxwell's Pumpkin Farm opens for the season.

Art, anime, pumpkins, and a good bowl of chowder

If you’re tired of the same old for dinner, head to It's a Punjabi Affair on Bushland Blvd and try the Butter Chicken.

Arts in the Sunset has a pastel class, and the Globe-News Center is hosting the Texas premiere of Route 66: The Main Street of America Roadshow, a Route 66 documentary with a reception and Q&A with the filmmakers.

Thursday night has options. Start with dinner and a glass of w**e at The Drunken Oyster. The PRCA ProRodeo kicks off at the Amarillo Tri-State Fair at 7pm; Alfred Robles brings his Vatos with Gatos comedy tour to the Globe-News Center at 8pm, or head down to Canyon to catch Giovannie & The Hired Guns at The Lumberyard.

Rodeo, comedy, or live music- that's a great Thursday!

Wednesday has some good options for the middle of the week.

Check out The Exchange Food Truck Park at 2801 Duniven Circle to see which trucks have arrived, or call ahead and spend some time with the horses at Dove Creek Equine Rescue.

Six Car Pub & Brewery is hosting its final Party on the Patio of the season, with Piles of Potential playing from 6:30–8:30 p.m.

Then, if you’re not ready to call it a night, The 806 Coffee + Lounge has Open Mic from 9–11:30 p.m.

Tuesday is a good day to knock a few things off the list.

TSA PreCheck enrollment is happening at Rick Husband Amarillo International Airport from 9am-noon and 1–5 pm. While you’re out, stop by the Golden Spread Farmers Market, then get a Habanero Lime sparkling water at Water Still.

And for lunch, head to Pork N' Things BBQ and try their fried green tomatoes!

The Amarillo Tri-State Fair is the best place for an office lunch to grab your coworkers and make it a date. You could also head to Pondaseta Brewing Co. later for a drink.

And one thing to put on your radar for tomorrow: TSA PreCheck enrollment starts Tuesday at Rick Husband Amarillo International Airport.

After church, start with brunch at Ye Olde Pancake Station Amarillo. They’ve been serving Amarillo since 1981, and if you’ve never had one of their plate-size pancakes, today seems like a good day to fix that.

Then check out the Lone Star Reptile Expos at the Amarillo Civic Center, or head to the Amarillo Tri-State Fair for Fiesta Domingo and the Fiesta de Charros Rodeo. Finish the weekend with Sunday Jazz at The 806 Coffee + Lounge.

Saturday has a little bit of everything going on around Amarillo. Miles for Merrick is a 5K and 1-mile walk/run at the Town Club that helps raise awareness for lissencephaly pachygyria, a rare neurological disorder, with a portion of the proceeds benefiting the Turn Center.

If food is more your speed, the Route 66 Texas Chili Championship and Great Texas Panhandle Cook-Off is happening at Skooterz Bar & Grill, with chili cooks competing throughout the day and proceeds supporting BOOM Adventures. Families can also check out the grand opening of Ice Dinosaurs: The Lost World of the Alaskan Arctic at the Don Harrington Discovery Center. And if you’re ready for rides, games, and fair food, the Amarillo Tri-State Fair is in full swing.

Friday gives you two pretty different ways to spend the evening. The Amarillo Tri-State Fair opens the gates, so if you've been craving fair food all year, today's your day. If funnel cakes aren't your vibe, head over for dinner at Toscana Italian Steakhouse inside The Barfield, Autograph Collection, then head to the Globe-News Center for The Amarillo Symphony.