Events

Traditionally Oktoberfest is celebrated from mid-September to the first Sunday in October, but we do things a little differently here in Lubbock.

Congressman Jodey Arrington has announced that all Lubbock ISD High School Bands will be performing in the 4th of July Parade in Washington D.C. next year.

Not only is the weather cooling down and all things pumpkin spice flavored are making their return, but there are a lot of great things that you can do in Lubbock this fall.

At the start of every semester, when the students start flooding back to campus, Texas Tech hosts dozens of free activities for their students.

Lubbock Residents are rallying around an elderly couple to clear thousands of scrap tires from their property.

13-year-old Annalise Guerrero was taken to the hospital after she suffered a brain hemorrhage on Thursday, April 22nd, and the Idalou School district has been raising money to support her.

The Ride for Change officially kicked off in Lubbock and to say I'm incredibly appreciative of the warm welcome, and incredible support, would be an understatement.

Many of you have asked about riding various legs, of the ride, with me and I wanted to let you know, you're welcome to do so.

Even though the ride doesn't start until September 14th, the donations have already started rolling in and we'd appreciate it if you considered donating as well.

Besides the obvious, here are my reasons for creating minority scholarships on this year's ride.

In September, I'll be riding my motorcycle across Texas (and a small part of Oklahoma) in an effort to raise awareness and funds for minority scholarships we're setting up in each market.

A virtual Community Prayer Gathering in response to the COVID-19 Pandemic, has just been announced for Lubbock, this Thursday, April 9th at 9 am according to Everything Lubbock, and the Chamber's Facebook page and press release. This gathering is hosted via Zoom, to pray for our community and everyone on our frontlines during this crisis...