This weekend in Lubbock, TX

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.

Explore the past at the Foy Proctor Historical Park at the National Ranching Heritage Center, where Ranch Host volunteers in historic clothing answer questions and present hands-on demonstrations. Visitors can take guided visits to select structures, with activities changing based on volunteer availability and interests. There is no cost to attend.

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.

A relaxed community pack walk brings dog owners in Lubbock together with their pups. Dogs of any age or breed are welcome as long as they are friendly with people and other dogs. For safety, only dogs that have completed all rounds of parvo vaccinations should attend. RSVP is required. The walk sets off from He-Brews Coffee at the Buddy Holly Rec Area, with participants meeting in the parking lot.

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.