Arts & Culture
American Wind Power Center and Museum – A museum for the American style water pumping windmill and related machinery with exhibits on wind electric.

Ballet Lubbock – A private, nonprofit organization with a mission to provide classical ballet training to students aged 3 through adult, and to maintain a pre-professional performing company.

Buddy Holly Center – Provides world-renowned interactive and dynamic exhibits and programs on Texas Music and contemporary visual arts.

Cactus Theater – Live performance theater in Lubbock’s Depot District; west Texas’ Premier Entertainment venue!

Lubbock Community Theatre – The oldest, continuous, live community theatre in the Lubbock area.

Lubbock Symphony – Symphonic performances and educational experiences; group VI Orchestra.

Omni Theater – 58 foot domed screen movie theater, with 160 degree panoramic view 18,000 watts DTS Dolby digital sound system.

Attractions
Joyland Amusement Park – Over 30 rides and attractions, ranging from water caster and roller coaster to junior rides and family classics like the colorful carousel, food favorites, exciting fun games and group outing facilities.

Lake Alan Henry – located on the Brazos River 65 miles southeast of Lubbock in Justiceburg, Texas; reservoir built by the City of Lubbock that provides memorable outdoor recreation; 11 miles long with 56 miles of shoreline.

Lubbock Cotton Kings – Lubbock’s minor-league ice hockey team; inaugural season in 1999.

Lubbock Garden and Arts Center – Public cultural art center, with arts programs for all ages, including art education classes, monthly exhibits, garden classes and show, summer camps, and art and photography competitions.

Lubbock Lake Landmark Park – 336-acre archaeological and nature preserve, operated by the Department of Texas Parks and Wildlife in partnership with Texas Tech University.

Lubbock Motor Speedway – 1/3 mile oval track with class runs for Sprints, IMCA Modified, Super Stocks, Late Models and Motorcycles.

Lubbock Veterans War Memorial – Memorial honoring Lubbock area Veterans, located in the Henry Huneke Park.

Texas Tech University – A public, coeducational, doctoral/research university established in 1923; flagship institution of the Texas Tech University System, offering 150 Bachelor’s, 104 Master’s and 59 Doctoral degree programs.

Texas Water Rampage – water park featuring a 9,000 square foot wave pool, activity pool with water volleyball court, waterslides and aquatic activities for the entire family.

Dining
Lubbock Restaurant Guide – categorized dining & restaurant listings with customer submitted reviews

Golf
Shadow Hills Golf Course – 18 hole, par 72, public facility; 4,500 square foot fully stocked golf pro shop with full service grill and tournament room; putting green and driving range

Health Care
Covenant Health System – the largest health care institution in the region, serving a 62-county area spanning west Texas and eastern New Mexico.  Lubbock’s flagship facilities include Covenant Medical Center, Covenant Lakeside and Covenant Children’s Hospital.

Lubbock Heart Hospital – state-of-the-art heart hospital focused upon the diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular disease.

NorthStar Surgical Center – world-class out-patient facility.

Wineries
Cap*Rock Winery – Established in 1992, featuring a 23,000 square foot wine-making facility, Visitor Center; a local favorite for weddings, luncheons and dinners.

Llano Estacado Winery – Established in 1977, Texas’s largest premium winery.

Pheasant Ridge Winery – Established in 1979, family owned and completely self-contained operation in the Texas High Plains, with estate grown, hand-picked fruit.