Broadway Contemporary Fine Art Gallery

Buddy Holly Center

This permanent exhibit is dedicated to the life and music of rock’n’roll legend, Buddy Holly. View memorabilia donated by family, friends, and fans. Hidden gem: Buddy’s glasses found at the site of the airplane crash. The Center also features a contemporary Fine Arts Gallery and Foyer Gallery.

Buffalo Springs Lake

Fish, water ski, hike or camp on 200 surface acres of water at this lake. When you need a break from the water sports, enjoy live music and delicious beverages at Mike’s Marina Bar. Horseshoe pits, volleyball courts, horse trails and a 9-hole golf course are also available.

CATS Playhouse

Cactus Theater

Originally built as a move theater in 1938, this iconic venue is home to diverse concerts, shows, and performances. The Cactus Theater has been listed in the National Register of Historic Places by the US Department of the Interior.

Caviel Museum of African-American History

Enjoy exhibits dedicated to celebrating art, culture, and identity with artwork from Africa and antiques donated by community members. Fun fact: the museum is named after the former owners of the building, Alfred and Billie Caviel, the first African American husband and wife to own and operate their own pharmacy in the U.S.

Charles Adams Gallery

Step into one of the most popular galleries in the Lubbock Cultural District and experience permanent and rotating art collections from local to world-renowned artists.

Charles Adams Studio Project (CASP)

Located in downtown Lubbock, Charles Adams Gallery is a multi-service gallery that has become one of the most visited spots in the Lubbock Cultural District. The facility is home to many permanent and rotating art collections, including work from famous artists such as Andy Warhol.

Christ in the Arts

Drawing Horse Studio

Glassyalley Gallery

View the work of talented artists from around the South Plains. They also offer classes to a variety of skill sets.

Grey Edges Studio & Art Gallery

Grey Edges Studio & Art Gallery is an all-inclusive art gallery located in downtown. Our mission is to highlight, promote and assist under-represented and emerging artists with exhibition opportunities. Additionally, we provide a workshop art space for autistic families to encourage and nurture support systems and awareness. The owner, Kelly Reyna, is also an accomplished

Hemmle Recital Hall

Attend concerts of both acclaimed professionals and rising stars. The Hall holds an impressive 300 shows each year.

LHUCA (Louise Hopkins Underwood Center for the Arts)

LHUCA is a must-see when it comes to contemporary visual, performing and literary art on the South Plains. As the hub of First Friday Art Trail, the center is a place to see and experience art. Its campus includes visual art galleries, a theatre and rehearsal hall, an outdoor plaza with stage, a working clay

Lubbock Area Veterans War Memorial at Huenke Park

Celebrate the lives of the South Plains heroes killed in action at this brick-and-marble monument.

Lubbock Chorale

Lubbock Christian University Department of Communications and Fine Arts

Lubbock Community Theatre

The oldest continuous live community theatre in the region, this theatre is home to theatrical productions year round.

Lubbock Memorial Civic Center

Lubbock Moonlight Musicals

Catch a show at this outdoor amphitheater located in Mackenzie Park and marvel at the rotating cast comprised of Broadway and local professionals.

Lubbock Municipal Garden & Arts Center

Lubbock Symphony Orchestra

Maedgen Theater

Attend a Texas Tech University Department of Theatre and Dance production where you’re sure to be inspired by these elite performances, which are held year round.

Miss Megan’s Make Room

Museum of Texas Tech University

The Museum of Texas Tech University is a diverse and multifaceted cultural resource with six collecting divisions and 8.8 million objects. Collections are comprised of Anthropology, Art, Clothing and Textiles, History, Paleontology, and Natural History. The Museum features nine permanent galleries ranging from 20th and 21st century art and southwest Indian art to the study

Museum of Texas Tech University

The Museum of Texas Tech University is a diverse and multifaceted cultural resource with six collecting divisions and 8.8 million objects. Collections are comprised of Anthropology, Art, Clothing and Textiles, History, Paleontology, and Natural History. The Museum features nine permanent galleries ranging from 20th and 21st century art and southwest Indian art to the study

National Ranching Heritage Center

Dedicated to preserving the history of ranching at this 19-acre historical park, the center is home to 50 authentically restored structures. Can’t miss event: Candlelight at the Ranch in December.

Sandstorm Glassworks

Stars & Stripes Drive In

This drive-in is ranked by TripAdvisor and the Travel Channel as on of the best drive-in theatres in the nation. Must try: a famous Chihuahua Sandwich before the show.

Texas Tech Public Art Collection

Named as one of the Top 10 University Public Art Collections in the U.S. by Public Art Review Magazine, this collection has more than 80 pieces and counting. Pro tip: download the ArTTrek app where you will find a map detailing the location, artist, and details of each piece.

The Buddy Holly Hall of Performing Arts & Sciences

The Buddy Holly Statue

The Range

Grab your buddies (including your four-legged friends) and hit golf balls under the stars while you listed to live music and sip on a refreshing Chilton.

United Supermarkets Arena