Events in Lubbock, TX

A playful evening of laughter, creativity, and on-screen adventure awaits with a themed craft and a movie. Make a panda headband, then watch Kung Fu Panda. Two slices of pizza and a drink are included, and supervised playtime keeps the fun going throughout.

Pat Green and The Castellows take the Outdoor Stage at Cook's Garage for an open-air concert, with additional support to be announced. The event will move forward in any weather, so plan for outdoor conditions. All ticket sales are final. Entry follows a clear-bag policy, there is no re-entry after exiting, and weapons of any kind, including pocket knives, are not allowed. Photography equipment is prohibited without prior approval from management. Outside food and beverages are not permitted, and a variety of concessions will be available for purchase. Attendees may bring lawn chairs for general areas, but they must be out of their carry bags at security. Some premium sections do not allow lawn chairs, so review ticket details. Pets are not permitted. Supporting acts and the timeline may change, and prices vary based on availability. The promoter and venue are not responsible for accidents or injuries. Tickets purchased through third-party resellers are not eligible for refunds or purchaser protection and may be canceled. For updates and parking information, refer to the official event page.

Ali Siddiq takes the stage at Buddy Holly Hall for a live show. Doors open ahead of the performance so attendees can get settled before the entertainment begins.

This weekly league welcomes participants of every age, including those new to play. It focuses on building a friendly community for both kids and adults through regular, inclusive sessions.

The Blue Light Live in Lubbock, Texas hosts a live performance. Tickets will only be available at the door.

At Aldersgate’s Fusion building, participants repurpose donated wedding gowns into infant burial gowns. Sewing experience is not required, as there are roles for pattern cutting and other duties as well.

Held at Lubbock Memorial Arboretum Foundation, Inc, Mo’s Market brings together fresh-from-the-farm produce, handcrafted items, and local small businesses from West Texas. Complimentary classes and activities take place throughout the day, with options that include yoga and canning instruction. Attendees can stock up on regional goods, pick up new skills, and spend time with the community while supporting area makers and growers.

Browse minerals, fossils, crystals, beads, and jewelry at the Lubbock Memorial Civic Center. Demonstrations cover cabochon fashioning, gemstone faceting, silversmithing, and wire wrapping. A fluorescent tent, a silent auction, two grand prizes, and a kids area with games and educational materials add to the experience. Tickets are available only at the door on the day of the event and can be purchased with cash or credit card. Admission is $5 for ages 12 and up, $3 for ages 6 to 11, and free for children 5 and under.

Sam Houston State heads to Lubbock for a nonconference clash with Texas Tech, matching the Bearkats’ hard-nosed, disciplined approach against the Red Raiders’ uptempo, explosive style. Coming early in the season, it offers a meaningful look at roster depth, emerging starters, and how both sides adapt when plans are tested in live action at Jones AT&T Stadium.

A $15 themed paint session invites creators of every age to pick from a curated selection of designs and paint on pre-stained wood. Reserve in advance to secure the design or designs you want, or drop in and choose from the options available that day. Each session highlights a new theme with its own gallery to browse. Finish your piece during the event and head home with a handmade project to keep or gift. Young artists can take part, and it is fine to register for more than one design. Upcoming themes include Summer Fun, Father’s Day, America the Beautiful, Quotes & Such, End of Summer & Back to School, and Sports.

Alison Krauss & Union Station featuring Jerry Douglas will perform at The Buddy Holly Hall as part of the newly announced Arcadia 2026 tour. Tickets go on sale.

The Annual Show and Sale highlights minerals, fossils, crystals, beads, jewelry, and much more. Guests can watch demonstrations of cabochon fashioning, gemstone faceting, silversmithing, and wire wrapping. A fluorescent tent is featured, along with a silent auction and two grand prizes. A kids’ area offers games and educational materials. Admission is $5 for ages 12 and up, $3 for ages 6 to 11, and free for children 5 and under. Tickets are sold only at the door on the day of the event, and both cash and credit cards are accepted.

Sunday Funday offers $3.50 Chiltons and $3.50 Shiner pints. Every kid's meal comes with a free $5 game card. Catch the games you want to see on the TVs. These specials are available every Sunday.

Franco Arabic fusion takes center stage as Ramzi Aburedwan leads on bouzouk and backing vocals as musical director with the Dal’Ouna Ensemble. The lineup includes vocalist Mona Miari, Ziad Ben Youssef on oud with backing vocals, Michael Geyre on accordion and keyboard, and Youssef Hbeisch on percussion. Established in 2000, Dal’Ouna pairs original pieces with a wide sweep of traditional repertoire spanning classical and folk styles. Their music travels through the Levant’s rich soundscape, tracing connections across the Mediterranean Orient from Syria to Iraq.

A single moment and a simple skill can change a life during a cardiac emergency. This community walk centers on heart health and CPR readiness, underscoring that most cardiac arrests outside the hospital are fatal when no one starts CPR. Together, walkers and supporters help expand CPR training and drive research so more lives can be saved. It is a hopeful gathering that turns small steps into meaningful impact for every heartbeat.

Community members gather at Adventure Park for the Alzheimer's Association Walk to End Alzheimer's in Lubbock. This walk builds awareness and generates funds that help provide care and support services and advance research benefiting the local community.

This monthly $5 obedience class at Buddy Holly Lake near the HealthBeat circuit focuses on real-life skills in a relaxed, supportive setting. Dogs of all breeds, ages, and experience levels are welcome, with an emphasis on steady progress without pressure or judgment. Each session highlights one practical skill so participants can see clear improvement, covering topics such as sit with duration and release, polite greetings, recall, leash manners, place, impulse control, and down. Please bring treats and a leash, and of course your dog. Dogs must be friendly with people and other dogs, and puppies should be fully vaccinated. Advance confirmation is required because the location may change with weather. The schedule is subject to change. The goal is to keep training accessible and help strengthen the dog community in Lubbock so fewer pets lose their homes.

Zach Rushing brings unfiltered stories and straight-shooting humor to the Redneck Logic Tour. Raised in Mississippi on hard work and close friendships, he carries that same grit and heart from his online presence to the woods to the stage. With a run topping 75 dates and sellouts across the country, his show blends candid pop culture commentary with everyday storytelling. He also leads Triple B Outdoors, connecting with people who live for hunting, fishing, and time outside. The result is a set rooted in honesty, big laughs, and an appreciation for the simple things.

The October edition of YP Off the Clock takes place at the Lubbock Symphony Orchestra and is sponsored by Lubbock Symphony.

Foreigner takes the stage at Helen DeVitt Jones Theater at The Buddy Holly Hall in Lubbock, Texas.

Easy R Equine Rescue hosts the 14th Annual Heroes for Horses fundraising event at the Frazier Alumni Pavilion on the Texas Tech campus. As the organization’s largest fundraiser of the year, it directs all proceeds to the rescue, rehabilitation, and rehoming of horses in its care. The program features guest hosts Matt and Katy Rush, a live auction led by Rusty Durham, and music by Kenny Maines. Attendees can explore both silent and live auctions and have chances to win raffle and door prizes, all in support of a $75,000 goal. Tickets are $50 for adults ages 13 and up and $35 for children ages 12 and under, and a reserved table for eight is available for $300. Sponsorship opportunities and auction item donations are also available.

Bring your sparkle to an event featuring bingo, bubbly beverages, and a served brunch, all in support of Condra’s after-school care program. Expect giveaways at the door, a silent auction, and chances to take home designer handbags. Thirteen rounds of bingo will each award a designer bag to a winner. Tables seat six women, and individual tickets are available. Proceeds help cover a program that costs the school about $100 per child each month while remaining free to families. The after-school offerings include lessons, enrichment activities, and a meal, with a focus on helping children grow into strong, confident learners. Condra is a free public charter school serving kindergarten through fifth grade students with learning disabilities such as dyslexia. For details, contact Stacy James at sjames@condra.esc17.net.

Volunteer at Lubbock Animal Shelter and make a direct impact alongside the pack. Upon arrival, check in at the front desk, receive a team assignment, and choose a role from the options outlined by the Pack Leader. Wear long pants and closed-toe shoes to be prepared for hands-on tasks. First-time attendees will complete a brief waiver before getting started. Activities may include spending time with dogs in the yards, washing bowls, cleaning kennels, and refilling water. An RSVP is required so organizers can coordinate participants and keep the effort running smoothly.

Mo's Sunset Market turns the second Saturday of each month into a lively street scene filled with lights, music, and constant activity. Live bands set the soundtrack while food trucks serve crowd pleasers, local makers and vendors share their creations, and shops and restaurants stay open and bustling. Overhead string lights create the mood, street tunes drift through the air, and there is something to discover in every direction. Attendees wander, eat, shop, dance, and find new favorites, whether stopping by briefly or spending the whole evening. If live street music, food trucks, local businesses, nighttime ambiance, and real community energy are what you are after, this gathering delivers. Friends, families, and big appetites fit right in at a place where Lubbock shows up.

Ella Langley expands her sold-out The Dandelion Tour with 21 additional arena shows across the country. The run includes iconic venues such as Red Rocks Amphitheatre and a two-night stand at Los Angeles’ Greek Theatre, and it will stop at Lubbock’s United Supermarkets Arena with special guests Kameron Marlowe and Laci Kaye Booth. This tour follows a milestone year for Ella, including a sweep at the ACM Awards with wins in all seven nominated categories and two American Music Awards. Her No. 1, RIAA Platinum-certified album Dandelion has delivered two breakout country hits: the 4x Platinum Choosin’ Texas, the first song by a woman to top the Billboard Hot 100, Hot Country Songs, and Country Airplay charts at the same time, and Be Her, which became the fastest solo female track to reach No. 1 at Country radio in the past decade. Executive producers Miranda Lambert and Ben West helped shape an album that pairs bold songwriting with arena-sized vision. Tickets for the Lubbock date are available through Select-a-Seat of Lubbock. Select-a-Seat of Lubbock and AXS are the only authorized sources for this event, and the venue and Select-a-Seat cannot guarantee authenticity or reprints for tickets purchased from unauthorized sellers.

Theresa Caputo brings a live show to Buddy Holly Hall, offering an in-person appearance centered on her time onstage.

At LakeRidge Country Club, the 13th Annual Friends of Law Enforcement Golf Tournament offers two shotgun-start flights and keeps team registration open until all spots are filled. Sponsorship opportunities are available. The event is hosted by the Lubbock County Sheriff’s Employee Association, which provides unconditional financial assistance to employees of the Lubbock County Sheriff’s Office during major life events and extends care such as flowers and meals for funerals and hospital stays.

A high-energy tribute to K-pop brings a concert-meets-dance spectacle to Buddy Holly Hall in Lubbock. Music associated with BTS, BLACKPINK, Huntr/x, and K-pop Demon Hunters is reimagined through live performance and choreography, creating a fast-paced showcase of synchronized movement, signature formations, and unmistakable flair. Look for on-stage dance face-offs, vivid lighting moments, and surprise cast interactions that deepen the spirit of the fandom. Framed as a celebration of global K-pop culture, this experience blends the excitement of a show with the immersion of a full dance event. Planet K-pop and its events are not affiliated with the films or composers mentioned, and all trademarks belong to their respective owners.

Leonid & Friends takes the stage with precision, energy, and finely crafted arrangements that highlight commanding vocals and a vibrant horn section. Launched by multi-instrumentalist and producer Leonid Vorobyev, the group grew from a studio passion into a touring phenomenon after their videos gained worldwide attention. Concerts showcase top-tier musicians who honor complex originals while keeping the spontaneity of a live show at the forefront. Expect a wide range of sounds, from heartfelt ballads to brass-charged rock anthems, all delivered with technical polish and contagious momentum. Experience their signature clarity, power, and feel live at the Buddy Holly Hall.

At Jake's Sports Cafe & Backroom, the Horror Nights & Mosh Fights Tour 2026 presents So This Is Suffering, Fatalist, EyeKnives, and more. The lineup brings multiple bands together for an evening of live music.

Catch the Randy Travis More Life Tour at Buddy Holly Hall.

Blue October brings the Foiled 20th Anniversary Tour to Buddy Holly Hall. This live performance marks 20 years of Foiled and offers a chance to experience the band in concert at this venue.

Pa’lla Vamos Fiesta returns to Frazier Alumni Pavilion with a celebration that fuels youth sports access. Attendance supports scholarships that help kids participate in baseball, basketball, soccer, dance, martial arts, and more. The mission is to open doors for young people to play, grow, and build leadership through the character-shaping experiences of sport. Table sponsorships are available for those who want to support the cause and amplify the event’s impact.

Bert Kreischer presents Permission to Party at Buddy Holly Hall. Doors open before the event begins, with the start to follow.

Koe Wetzel headlines an outdoor concert at the Outdoor Stage at Cook's Garage. This is an open-air show that will proceed in any weather, so plan for the conditions. All ticket purchases are final. For entry, only clear bags are permitted and there is no re-entry after exit. Weapons of any kind, including pocket knives, are not allowed. Personal lawn chairs are welcome, but remove them from their bags at security and note that some premium sections do not allow chairs. Outside food and beverages are not permitted, and a variety of options will be available for purchase on site. Photography equipment is not allowed without prior approval from management. Pets are not permitted. Updates, parking information, and other notices may be posted on the official event page. Ticket prices vary based on availability. Supporting acts and the schedule are subject to change. The promoter and venue are not responsible for accidents or injuries at the venue. Tickets resold through third-party sites are not eligible for refunds or purchaser protection and may be canceled without refund.

Show Me Reptile Show presents a family-friendly expo that blends fun, education, and discovery for lifelong enthusiasts and the simply curious. Reputable breeders and vendors showcase reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, small exotic mammals, aquatics, and a variety of plants, along with bioactive supplies, feeders, enclosures, decor, equipment, and other care essentials. Attendees can browse, learn, take photos, ask questions, and connect with the community without any obligation to purchase an animal. This experience is open to all ages. Admission options include general admission and a VIP pass. General admission is $12 for adults when purchased in advance or $15 at the door, $5 for kids ages 7 to 12, and free for children 6 and under. The VIP pass is $17 in advance or $20 at the door, includes early entry, and provides free admission on the second day at all two-day shows.

A memorial run honoring loved ones who have passed, this Dia De Los Muertos event blends tradition, fitness, and community. Participants can run or walk, and support is offered along the route for every pace and purpose. Options include a one mile Fun Run, which is welcoming for first timers and a friendly way to introduce kids to running, and a 5K on a unique 3.1 mile course for those seeking more of a challenge. Experienced runners are also invited to take on the course. A community altar will be available, and runners are encouraged to bring photos of departed loved ones. Festive attire is welcome, including calaveras, marigolds, and other celebratory touches, as many choose to move con alegria y con amor in remembrance.

Zach Williams brings the Revival Nights Tour to Buddy Holly Hall in Lubbock, TX for an evening centered on revival and renewal through powerful live music. The night features songs like Chain Breaker and Rescue Story, with Cochren & Co. adding favorites such as Church (Take Me Back) and Running Home. Singer songwriter Christian Hohn opens with new music that shares a story of faith, everyday struggle, and redemption, aligning with the tour’s authentic, gritty energy. Attendees can expect a sense of community and moments that linger long after the final song. A limited number of VIP experiences are available, offering premium seating, early access to merchandise, and a photo opportunity with Zach Williams. Late arrivals will forfeit the photo opportunity. Lineup is subject to change. To ensure valid tickets at face value, purchase only through the venue’s official ticketing partner and avoid resellers.

After ten years together, Dustin Garrett’s Electric Mambo marks a farewell to the band name, reflecting on a decade of music and memories. The evening centers on a set featuring core members Jonny, JB, and Yaurian, with invitations extended to past bandmates. Dustin and Shae are shifting focus to private, corporate, and wedding performances, and the band will continue in those formats. Details about reservations and presales will be shared soon.

Comedian Jim Gaffigan brings his Everything is Wonderful! tour to Buddy Holly Hall for an evening of stand-up. Recognized for clean, relatable observations about food, family, and everyday moments, he has earned multiple Grammy nominations, written bestselling books, and performed to sold-out audiences worldwide. Expect his signature style and observational wit throughout a night focused on laughter.

John Crist takes the stage at The Buddy Holly Hall.

An event flyer with full details will be shared soon. A trailer will be given away at the race.

If you recently purchased a new Baby Lock embroidery machine at The Sewing Studio, this complimentary class is designed to help you master it. The class will provide the knowledge needed to be satisfied with all that your machine has to offer. If youve purchased a Baby Lock Embroidery Machine from The Sewing Studio, the class is free. Attendees are asked to bring all machine accessories, manuals, and a small pair of scissors. All other supplies are provided.