Author: McKenna Dowdle

Discover our History at these Six East Lubbock Attractions

Rollercoasters and mountain bike trails coupled with Lubbock’s historical roots are waiting across Interstate 27. Arguably one of the most beautiful areas within the “Hub City”, Lubbock’s east side showcases the city’s best outdoor attractions, like Joyland Amusement Park and Dunbar Historical Lake. Head east this weekend to immerse yourself in Lubbock’s history and culture!

Discover the Local Farmers Markets

Ripe fruit, fresh veggies and friendly faces await you at Wolfforth Farmers Market. Held every Saturday throughout the year, rain or shine, locals and visitors alike can experience an authentic connection between farmers and local artisans.  Walking up to the Wolfforth Farmers Market for the first time, I was immediately blown away by the sheer

Lubbock 101

While Lubbock may bring to mind Texas Tech University and its agricultural roots, a trip to the “Hub City” is most notably characterized by live music and artistic expression experienced in both galleries and wine glasses. As you begin to experience Lubbock as the locals do, you’ll find that West Texas has plenty of personality

Local Art is Alive in Lubbock

On the first Friday of every month, thousands of locals and visitors line the streets of the Cultural Arts District. Trolleys make their way to and from the variety of art galleries and museums located throughout downtown Lubbock and live music plays in the background as lines for Lubbock’s favorite local food trucks steadily grow.

Kick-Off Texas’ Newest Premier Sports Facility

On June 20, soccer fans and athletes from across the region gathered at the recently renovated Berl Huffman Athletic Complex for the grand opening kicked off by the West Texas Soccer Tournament. Eighty-eight teams from across the southwest competed on the synthetic turf championship fields. This state-of-the-art complex has placed Lubbock at the top of

Cool Off At Lubbock Water Rampage

As temperatures near the 110s, nothing sounds more inviting than a cannonball into the crisp, blue pool at Lubbock Water Rampage. The West Texas sun has never felt better while splashing your way through the wave pool, effortlessly floating down a lazy river or sliding down a chilled water slide. Sit back and sip on

Meet in the Hub City

When planning your upcoming meeting this year, rest assured that the Visit Lubbock team is dedicated to ensuring an unmatched and unforgettable gathering. It’s our team’s attention to detail and steadfast dedication to the visiting groups that keep meeting planners coming back. We offer a plethora of complimentary services including hands-on planning for both meeting

Foodie Favorites: Lee’s Cafe

From the moment you walk into Lee’s Cafe, you’re immediately hit with the sensational smell of crispy fried chicken, slow-simmered green beans and a hint of down-home cooking nostalgia. From the onset of opening the first location in downtown Lubbock more than six years ago, owners Robert and Dorothy Lee have claimed the unofficial title

Foodie Favorites: Crumbl

As the door opens to Crumbl, Lubbock’s hottest new sweet treat, the smell of melted butter, chocolate and vanilla envelop chocolate chip cookie lovers. I don’t mean to be dramatic, but these are the best I have ever had (sorry, mom). Imagine a cookie so warm, melty and exceptionally dense and try not to drool. 

Take the Scenic Route Toward the 806

While plans of exploration and new adventure start to become a reality, hop in the car and head west toward Lubbock, Texas! A five-hour drive from Dallas or a six-hour drive from Austin, travelers are able to watch the sunrise over the metro area in their rearview mirror while later experiencing a West Texas sunset

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