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Plains Buffalo Workshop
November 7, 2026 · Source: National Park Service
The Plains Buffalo Project — November 7, 2026 Step into the history of the Plains Buffalo and its deep connection to life in the Texas Panhandle. Join us for a powerful and creative workshop where participants will explore the cultural and ecological importance of the buffalo — then paint a buffalo skull watercolor inspired by traditional designs. All supplies are provided, and no art experience is needed. Event Details Date: November 7, 2026 Time: 9:30 AM – 11:30 AM Activity: Presentation + watercolor buffalo skull painting Capacity: Limited to 20 participants Reservations: Call 806‑886‑3826 to register What You’ll Experience The history and legacy of the Plains Buffalo How the buffalo shaped life in the Texas Panhandle A guided watercolor session painting a buffalo skull A hands‑on, meaningful learning experience for all ages Reserve Your Spot Space is limited — once we reach 20 participants, registration closes. Call 806‑886‑3826 to save your place.
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