Tag: Lubbock

Hub City Happenings: June

By: Avery Frazier June 2 – First Friday Art Trail A visit to Lubbock during the first of the month is only complete with stopping by the First Friday Art Trail (FFAT) hosted by LHUCA. FFAT is a free, self-guided art tour held in the Lubbock Cultural District in partnership with various art centers, museums,

Lubbock Burger Roundup

An American classic and long-time favorite, the burger needs no formal introduction. With endless variations on this juicy, sometimes greasy and often cheesy sensation, crafting the perfect burger bite is one thing Lubbock restaurants get right time and time again.  On a quest to find the best Hub City hamburger, we tried everything from simple

Your Guide to Red Raider Orientation

Hey, Red Raider! Congrats on your acceptance to Texas Tech University, and welcome to Lubbock.  With a thriving arts scene, top-notch music venues, delicious eats and more, the 806 is filled with opportunities to make your college years memorable. During your stay for Red Raider Orientation (RRO), experience your first traditions, meet lifelong friends and

A History Buff’s Guide to Lubbock

Rich in history and hospitality, Lubbock is currently home to 260,823 people. The great “806” was established in 1890 when two towns, Old Lubbock and Monterey, joined to be the Lubbock we know and love today. Our humble beginning was built upon the prosperous farming and cotton industry, which currently produces nearly four billion cotton

Destination Spotlight – National Ranching Heritage Center

Destination Spotlight: The National Ranching Heritage Center One of my favorite attractions in Lubbock is the National Ranching Heritage Center (NRHC). You can not only see, but fully experience the Old West at this magical place. I couldn’t wait to feature them as the Destination Spotlight! I caught up with Julie Hodges, the Helen DeVitt

Foodie Favorites – Giorgio’s Pizza

If you’ve ever been downtown during lunch, you’ve probably seen the crowd of people flocking to Giorgio’s Pizza. We had a chance to catch up with the owner, Daniel Torres and enjoyed some truly amazing food. The New York style pizza makes the food at Giorgio’s Pizza so unique, and the “Texas size pizza,” at

Cocina de La Sirena

Lubbock’s culinary scene is starting to make waves, and if you catch wind of this siren’s savory song, you may not be able to escape. Daughter of Lubbock restaurateur, Cat Traxler, Chef Jessica Fultz opened Cocina de La Sirena (Kitchen of The Siren or Mermaid), in 2016 after earning her culinary degree in San Francisco and gaining

A Taste of Lubbock Venues

Skip the sterile meeting rooms in Anytown, USA, and give your guests a meeting they’ll never forget by hosting your next gathering in Lubbock. Located in the heart of West Texas, Lubbock is known for its one-of-a-kind museums, restaurants and wineries, as well as an assortment of unique spaces perfect for hosting groups. Planners can have a

Top Restaurants for Big Groups in Lubbock

Give your group a true, authentic taste of West Texas at these seven top restaurants for big groups in Lubbock. Cagle Steaks Location: 118 Inler Ave.Can accommodate: Up to 50 people for small gatherings; 375 people for large groupsThe vibe: A red clay adobe building houses country-style decor with wooden tables and chairs and old-fashioned

Lubbock’s Music Legend

Lubbock’s musical heritage inspires talent in every genre, from Texas Country to Opera. Buddy Holly kicked off the “Hub City’s” music scene back in the 1950s, and since his passing, there have been many legends who have kept music alive in Lubbock. From Waylon Jennings and Mac Davis to today’s stars such as Josh Abbott

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