By: Maggi Gallaspy March 1 – 1883: A Ranching Origin Story Step into the world of 1883, the hit Paramount+ series prequel to Yellowstone with a trip to the National Ranching Heritage Center. While journeying through time, you will see costumes, props, and photography pieces from the show. The exhibit is open every weekday. March
By: Maggi Gallaspy To most outsiders, Lubbock is known for its red dirt, tumbleweeds and cotton farms. And while it certainly has qualities that embody “small-town charm,” there is another side to the Hub City that draws in visitors and locals alike. It’s not just the hustle and bustle of the workforce, the charming brick
With menu items inspired by the region, Chef Finn Walter of The Nicolett, Chef Cameron West of The West Table Kitchen & Bar, and Chef Tony Pina of Claraboya Scratch Kitchen have curated three seasonal dishes you won’t want to miss. Lamb Neck in the Style of Brisket At The Nicolett, Chef Walter sources the
By: Maggi Gallaspy Roses are red, violets are blue and Lubbock is for lovers like you! When it comes to planning your Valentine’s Staycation, Lubbock doesn’t skip a beat. From hotel packages to curated menus and entertainment options, enjoy a v-day stay-cay in the LBK! In this city where art, music and culture collide, the
By: Maggi Gallaspy One hundred years ago, a chilly winter morning in Austin would become a historic moment that established the future of West Texas as we know it today. On February 10, 1923, Senate Bill No. 103 was signed into order by Governor Pat Neff, creating a new college in West Texas. From the
By: Avery Frazier As February 14th nears closer, it’s time to start planning your Valentine’s Day and in Lubbock there is no shortage of options. From your Galentines celebration with the ladies to a special night out with your significant other there are so many great ways to celebrate together. Make your Reservations Today! Love,
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