By: Lindsey Neas Celebrate the Fourth of July in Lubbock with our guide to the city’s most exciting events and activities. From fireworks displays to BBQ and local drinks, it’s time to celebrate this patriotic holiday the West Texas way. Lubbock’s 34rd Annual 4th on Broadway | 301 I-27 Join the festivities at Mackenzie Park
Written by: Lindsey Neas Calling all cowboys, cowgirls and country music lovers! William Clark Green’s Cotton Fest is an annual weekend-long music festival and a West Texas favorite. Cotton Fest attracts visitors from across the region to experience the family-friendly atmosphere and join in on the festivities including camping, corn-hole, cookouts and music. Explore admission
By: Lindsey Neas It’s time to pack your bags and hit the road! Route your GPS to Lubbock, Texas for a West Texas road trip experience. From evenings spent at the state-of-the-art Buddy Holly Hall to nights in a cheering crowd of red and black under the Panhandle stars, there is no shortage of events
By: Halle Christiansen Picking the perfect backdrop for your big day is not an easy decision. Coming from a former bride herself, I know just how much time and consideration will go into choosing your wedding venue. Being a Lubbock local, I had no idea that hidden in the middle of town, right off 82nd
By: Lindsey Neas As they say “everything is bigger in Texas,” but not every event is a large affair. If you’re planning a meeting, dinner, cocktail party or any other small event for approximately 50 people, we chose six venues for you to consider in Hub City. The Watson Building Former 1927 furniture store, The
By: Lindsey Neas Lubbock is an area full of yummy eats and unique experiences you can share with your loved ones. The next time you have family or friends visiting the 806, check out our travel guides, where we pick out the top places to eat, drink and explore for every type of traveler. Check
By: Aubrie Harris It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas here in the 806! From time-honored traditions to exciting new events, this holiday season is full of festive fun. As you get your coat out of the back of the closet and embrace the chilly West Texas winter, get ready for a full calendar
By: Aubrie Harris December 1 – The Amazing Castle Travel back to medieval times with The Amazing Castle exhibition at the Science Spectrum. Visitors can explore eight themed and interactive areas. This whimsical exhibit is on display every weekday and is included with the standard museum admission fee. December 1 – “High and Dry XXIII:
By: Aubrie Harris November 1 – The Amazing Castle Travel back to medieval times with The Amazing Castle exhibition at the Science Spectrum. Visitors can explore eight themed and interactive areas. This whimsical exhibit is on display every weekday and is included with the standard museum admission fee. November 1 – King Tut: Treasures of
By: Aubrie Harris Halloween is underway in Lubbock with festive activities, fright experiences and more waiting just around the corner. Whether you’re an adrenaline junkie or looking for a place to show off your costume, there’s a Halloween celebration waiting for you. From jump scares in a haunted house to a family-friendly walk in the
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