The Globe-News Center for the Performing Arts is a stunning venue located in downtown Amarillo, Texas. Founded in 1927 by Emma and Walter Corwin, it was originally a 300-seat Globe Theatre. In 2006, it was renovated into the 745-seat Globe News Center with state-of-the-art sound systems and modernized stage equipment. This iconic venue offers locals and visitors alike an incomparable entertainment experience, showcasing a wide range of events including music concerts & comedy shows to educational programs & film screenings. Amarillo, known as "The Yellow Rose of Texas", has plenty to offer. Home to the world famous Cadillac Ranch and the largest outdoor musical venue in the United States, you'll find delightful restaurants, unique shopping opportunities, recreational activities throughout the year, and more. Bicyclists will appreciate the local 18-mile paved path that runs north and south along historic routes 24 and 60, and outdoor adventurers will enjoy the beautiful lakes and boating, fishing or just some time amongst nature. Explore history at one of Amarillo's many museums or galleries, or visit family-friendly attractions such as Wonderland Amusement Park or Joe Taco Adventureland Park. From performances of the Amarillo Opera and Amarillo Symphony, to the Lone Star Ballet and other special events, Globe-News Center for the Performing Arts has something wonderful to offer all who visit. Don't miss your chance to experience all that this amazing venue has to offer--it will surely be an unforgettable experience!