Wydarzenie NPSTekst źródłowy po angielsku
12 września 2026
08:30 PM - 11:30 PM
Alibates Flint Quarries National Monument
Alibates Star Party
<p><strong>Alibates Star Party Series — 2026</strong></p>
<p><strong>Join us for three unforgettable nights under the Texas sky!</strong><br /> The Alibates Visitor Center invites you to a seasonal stargazing series led by <strong>Dr. Arthur Schneider</strong>, professor emeritus at Amarillo College. Each evening features large telescopes, guided sky interpretation, and a relaxed atmosphere perfect for families, learners, and night‑sky enthusiasts.</p>
<p><strong>⭐ 2026 Star Party Dates</strong></p>
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<li><strong>April 11 • 8:30 PM</strong> — Spring skies return with bright planets and crisp constellations.</li>
<li><strong>June 13 • 9:15</strong><strong>PM</strong> — Summer nights bring star clusters, warm breezes, and sweeping Milky Way views.</li>
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<li><strong>September 12 • 8:30 PM</strong> — Autumn skies reveal deep‑sky objects and early fall constellations.</li>
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<p><strong>Bring a chair</strong> and settle in for an evening of celestial discovery.<br /> All ages welcome — curiosity encouraged.</p>
Lokalizacja: Alibates Visitor Center Parking Lot
Źródło danych: National Park ServiceOstatnia synchronizacja: 12 września 2026 09:20Oryginał NPS Tłumaczenie tego wydarzenia nie jest jeszcze dostępne. Pokazujemy treść źródłową NPS po angielsku.
Źródło zaktualizowano: 9 września 2026 15:55
Wydarzenie NPSAktualne tłumaczenie
26 września 2026
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Alibates Flint Quarries National Monument
Poranek z Monarchą – Warsztaty
<h4><strong>Warsztaty poświęcone Motylom Monarcha —</strong><strong>Dołącz do nas i przeżyj magiczną podróż!</strong></h4>
<p>Odkryj niesamowitą historię podróży motyla Monarcha z <strong>Kanady do Meksyku</strong>, jedną z najbardziej zdumiewających migracji na świecie. Dowiedz się, dlaczego populacje Monarcha maleją, jakie działania ochronne są podejmowane i jak <em>ty</em> możesz pomóc chronić ten ikoniczny gatunek.</p>
<p>Następnie ciesz się relaksującą, twórczą sesją, podczas której malujemy akwarelami dzikie kwiaty uwielbiane przez Monarchów — w tym piękną <strong>jeżówkę</strong>. <strong>Wszystkie materiały są zapewnione!</strong></p>
<h4><strong>Szczegóły warsztatów</strong></h4>
<p><strong>Godzina:</strong> 10:00 – 12:00<br /> <strong>Pojemność:</strong> Ograniczona do <strong>20 uczestników</strong><br /> <strong>Aktywność:</strong> Nauka, malowanie i odkrywanie ochrony Monarcha<br /> <strong>Koszt:</strong> Wszystkie materiały w cenie<br /> <strong>Rezerwacja:</strong> Zadzwoń pod numer <strong>806‑886‑3826</strong>, aby zarezerwować miejsce</p>
<h4><strong>Co Cię czeka</strong></h4>
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<li>Epicka migracja motyla Monarcha</li>
<li>Dlaczego ich populacja maleje</li>
<li>Jak działania ochronne robią różnicę</li>
<li>Praktyczne malowanie akwarelami kwiatów przyjaznych dla Monarcha</li>
<li>Zabawa i edukacja dla wszystkich grup wiekowych</li>
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<h4><strong>Zarezerwuj miejsce już dziś!</strong></h4>
<p>Miejsca są ograniczone — po osiągnięciu 20 uczestników rejestracja zostaje zamknięta.<br /> Zadzwoń pod numer <strong>806‑886‑3826</strong>, żeby się zapisać.</p>
<p>Świętujmy Monarcha i uczmy się, jak utrzymać jego podróż dla przyszłych pokoleń.</p>
Lokalizacja: Centrum dla Zwiedzających Alibates - Sala Teatralna
Źródło danych: National Park ServiceTłumaczenie automatyczne
Wydarzenie NPSTekst źródłowy po angielsku
3 października 2026
09:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Alibates Flint Quarries National Monument
Antelope Creek Village Tour
<p><strong>Antleope Creek Village Tours in Octob</strong>er </p>
<p>Celebrate <strong>Archaeology Month</strong> with a guided journey into the past at <strong>Antelope Creek Village. </strong>Each Saturday in October, meet at the <strong>Alibates Ranch along Cas Johnson Road at 9:15 am </strong>and caravan with a ranger to an ancient village site featuring remarkable <strong>petroglyphs</strong> and stone structures left by the <strong>Antelope Creek People</strong>, who lived in the Texas Panhandle from <strong>1100 to 1450 AD</strong>. Known for their skilled masonry and extensive trade networks, these early inhabitants built multi‑room dwellings and crafted tools from Alibates flint that traveled hundreds of miles across the Plains.</p>
<p>This ranger‑led experience includes a <strong>2‑mile hike</strong>, so bring plenty of water and wear sturdy hiking attire. October weather can be unpredictable and may change rapidly; the hike will be cancelled in the event of inclement conditions.</p>
<p>To protect this fragile cultural site:<br /> • <strong>Do not touch or remove artifacts</strong><br /> • <strong>Stay on the trail and always follow the ranger</strong><br /> • <strong>No dogs allowed, except service animals</strong></p>
<p>Participation is <strong>limited to 25 people</strong>, and no additional guests can be added once the limit is reached. <strong>Reservations are required</strong> — call <strong>806‑886-3826</strong> to secure your spot.</p>
<p>Step back in time and experience the story of the Antelope Creek People in the landscape they once called home.</p>
Lokalizacja: Meet at Alibates Ranch Gate at 9:15 am - NPS rangers will be there to greet you
Źródło danych: National Park ServiceOstatnia synchronizacja: 12 września 2026 09:20Oryginał NPS Wydarzenie NPSTekst źródłowy po angielsku
10 października 2026
09:30 AM - 10:30 AM
Alibates Flint Quarries National Monument
Antelope Creek Village Tour
<p style="text-align: center;"><strong>Antelope Creek Village Tour </strong></p>
<p>Celebrate <strong>Archaeology Month</strong> with a guided journey into the past at <strong>Antelope Creek Village </strong>Each Saturday in October, meet at Alibates Ranch along Cas Johnson Road<strong> at 9:15 AM</strong> and caravan with a ranger to an ancient village site featuring remarkable <strong>petroglyphs</strong> and stone structures left by the <strong>Antelope Creek People</strong>, who lived in the Texas Panhandle from <strong>1100 to 1450 AD</strong>. Known for their skilled masonry and extensive trade networks, these early inhabitants built multi‑room dwellings and crafted tools from Alibates flint that traveled hundreds of miles across the Plains.</p>
<p>This ranger‑led experience includes a <strong>2‑mile hike</strong>, so bring plenty of water and wear sturdy hiking attire. October weather can be unpredictable and may change rapidly; the hike will be cancelled in the event of inclement conditions.</p>
<p>To protect this fragile cultural site:<br /> • <strong>Do not touch or remove artifacts</strong><br /> • <strong>Stay on the trail and always follow the ranger</strong><br /> • <strong>No dogs allowed, except service animals</strong></p>
<p>Participation is <strong>limited to 25 people</strong>, and no additional guests can be added once the limit is reached. <strong>Reservations are required</strong> — call <strong>806‑886-3826</strong> to secure your spot.</p>
<p>Step back in time and experience the story of the Antelope Creek People in the landscape they once called home.</p>
Lokalizacja: Meet at Alibates Ranch gate at 9:15 am --NPS Rangers will be there to greet you
Źródło danych: National Park ServiceOstatnia synchronizacja: 12 września 2026 09:20Oryginał NPS Wydarzenie NPSTekst źródłowy po angielsku
17 października 2026
09:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Alibates Flint Quarries National Monument
Antelope Creek Village Tour
<p style="text-align: center;"><strong>Antelope Creek Village Tour </strong></p>
<p>Celebrate <strong>Archaeology Month</strong> with a guided journey into the past. Each Saturday in October, meet at Alibates Ranch along Cas Johnson Road<strong> at 9:15 AM</strong> and caravan with a ranger to an ancient village site featuring remarkable <strong>petroglyphs</strong> and stone structures left by the <strong>Antelope Creek People</strong>, who lived in the Texas Panhandle from <strong>1100 to 1450 AD</strong>. Known for their skilled masonry and extensive trade networks, these early inhabitants built multi‑room dwellings and crafted tools from Alibates flint that traveled hundreds of miles across the Plains.</p>
<p>This ranger‑led experience includes a <strong>2‑mile hike</strong>, so bring plenty of water and wear sturdy hiking attire. October weather can be unpredictable and may change rapidly; the hike will be cancelled in the event of inclement conditions.</p>
<p>To protect this fragile cultural site:<br /> • <strong>Do not touch or remove artifacts</strong><br /> • <strong>Stay on the trail and always follow the ranger</strong><br /> • <strong>No dogs allowed, except service animals</strong></p>
<p>Participation is <strong>limited to 25 people</strong>, and no additional guests can be added once the limit is reached. <strong>Reservations are required</strong> — call <strong>806‑886-3826 </strong>to secure your spot.</p>
<p>Step back in time and experience the story of the Antelope Creek People in the landscape they once called home.</p>
Lokalizacja: Meet at the gate to Alibates Ranch at 9:15 am-- Rangers will meet you there
Źródło danych: National Park ServiceOstatnia synchronizacja: 12 września 2026 09:20Oryginał NPS Wydarzenie NPSTekst źródłowy po angielsku
24 października 2026
09:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Alibates Flint Quarries National Monument
Antelope Creek Village Tour
<p> </p>
<p style="text-align: center;"><strong>Antelope Creek Village Tour </strong></p>
<p>Celebrate <strong>Archaeology Month</strong> with a guided journey into the past at <strong>Antelope Creek Village. </strong>Each Saturday in October, meet at Alibates Ranch <strong>at 9:15 AM</strong> and caravan with a ranger to an ancient village site featuring remarkable <strong>petroglyphs</strong> and stone structures left by the <strong>Antelope Creek People</strong>, who lived in the Texas Panhandle from <strong>1100 to 1450 AD</strong>. Known for their skilled masonry and extensive trade networks, these early inhabitants built multi‑room dwellings and crafted tools from Alibates flint that traveled hundreds of miles across the Plains.</p>
<p>This ranger‑led experience includes a <strong>2‑mile hike</strong>, so bring plenty of water and wear sturdy hiking attire. October weather can be unpredictable and may change rapidly; the hike will be cancelled in the event of inclement conditions.</p>
<p>To protect this fragile cultural site:<br /> • <strong>Do not touch or remove artifacts</strong><br /> • <strong>Stay on the trail and always follow the ranger</strong><br /> • <strong>No dogs allowed, except service animals</strong></p>
<p>Participation is <strong>limited to 25 people</strong>, and no additional guests can be added once the limit is reached. <strong>Reservations are required</strong> — call <strong>806‑886-3826</strong> to secure your spot.</p>
<p>Step back in time and experience the story of the Antelope Creek People in the landscape they once called home.</p>
Lokalizacja: Meet at Alibates Ranch gate at 9:15 am - NPS rangers will be there to greet you
Źródło danych: National Park ServiceOstatnia synchronizacja: 12 września 2026 09:20Oryginał NPS Wydarzenie NPSTekst źródłowy po angielsku
31 października 2026
09:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Alibates Flint Quarries National Monument
Antelope Creek Village Tour
<p>Antelope Creek Village Tour</p>
<p>Celebrate <strong>Archaeology Month</strong> with a guided journey into the past at <strong>Antelope Creek Village </strong>Each Saturday in October, meet at the <strong>Alibates Visitor Center at 9:00 AM</strong> and caravan with a ranger to an ancient village site featuring remarkable <strong>petroglyphs</strong> and stone structures left by the <strong>Antelope Creek People</strong>, who lived in the Texas Panhandle from <strong>1100 to 1450 AD</strong>. Known for their skilled masonry and extensive trade networks, these early inhabitants built multi‑room dwellings and crafted tools from Alibates flint that traveled hundreds of miles across the Plains.</p>
<p>This ranger‑led experience includes a <strong>2‑mile hike</strong>, so bring plenty of water and wear sturdy hiking attire. October weather can be unpredictable and may change rapidly; the hike will be cancelled in the event of inclement conditions.</p>
<p>To protect this fragile cultural site:<br /> • <strong>Do not touch or remove artifacts</strong><br /> • <strong>Stay on the trail and always follow the ranger</strong><br /> • <strong>No dogs allowed, except service animals</strong></p>
<p>Participation is <strong>limited to 25 people</strong>, and no additional guests can be added once the limit is reached. <strong>Reservations are required</strong> — call <strong>806‑886-3826</strong> to secure your spot.</p>
<p>Step back in time and experience the story of the Antelope Creek People in the landscape they once called home.</p>
Lokalizacja: Meet at Alibates Ranch gate at 9:15 am - NPS rangers will greet you there
Źródło danych: National Park ServiceOstatnia synchronizacja: 12 września 2026 09:20Oryginał NPS Wydarzenie NPSTekst źródłowy po angielsku
7 listopada 2026
09:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Alibates Flint Quarries National Monument
Plains Buffalo Workshop
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<p> <strong>The Plains Buffalo Project —</strong></p>
<p> <strong>November 7, 2026</strong></p>
<p>Step into the history of the <strong>Plains Buffalo</strong> and its deep connection to life in the Texas Panhandle.</p>
<p>Join us for a powerful and creative workshop where participants will explore the cultural and ecological importance of the buffalo — then paint a <strong>buffalo skull watercolor</strong> inspired by traditional designs. All supplies are provided, and no art experience is needed.</p>
<p> <strong>Event Details</strong></p>
<p> <strong>Date:</strong> November 7, 2026</p>
<p> <strong>Time:</strong> 9:30 AM – 11:30 AM</p>
<p><strong>Activity:</strong> Presentation + watercolor buffalo skull painting<br /> <strong>Capacity:</strong> Limited to <strong>20 participants</strong><br /> <strong>Reservations:</strong> Call <strong>806‑886‑3826</strong> to register</p>
<p> <strong>What You’ll Experience</strong></p>
<p> The history and legacy of the Plains Buffalo</p>
<p> How the buffalo shaped life in the Texas Panhandle</p>
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<li>A guided watercolor session painting a buffalo skull</li>
<li>A hands‑on, meaningful learning experience for all ages</li>
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<p> <strong>Reserve Your Spot</strong></p>
<p> Space is limited — once we reach 20 participants, registration closes.</p>
<p> Call <strong>806‑886‑3826</strong> to save your place.</p>
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Lokalizacja: Alibates Visitor Center Theater Room
Źródło danych: National Park ServiceOstatnia synchronizacja: 12 września 2026 09:20Oryginał NPS