Ambitious, talented, smart and vibrant are some of the words to describe the artist EBOVA, Erika Pochybova. I caught up with her during an exhibit in early 2021 at the Buddy Holly Center in Lubbock to talk about her art, life and fascinating history. Erika is originally from former Czechoslovakia where, as a young girl, […]
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Kelly Reyna, gallery owner, college professor and mom, is a new dynamic force in the Lubbock arts industry. You may have seen her work as a popular muralist throughout the “Hub City” at a local favorite, Picoso’s Mexican Kitchen, and at the newly opened brick and mortar location for the beloved Tamale Lady. Kelly graduated
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The Charles Adams Studio Project (CASP) began over ten years ago when Charles Adams had a vision to create a live/work space in downtown Lubbock. Located catty corner from LHUCA and across the street from The Buddy Holly Hall of Performing Arts and Sciences (Lubbock’s newest premier theatre) Charles acquired a building on Avenue J
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The term “Caprock” may not initially spark ideas of a music genre, but Mason and the Gin Line are working to change that. Their new EP “Caprock Composition” released in December 2020 is rising on the charts and being picked up by regional radio stations. Simultaneously, their upbeat and strong rock and roll/country sounds are
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Lubbock, Texas has long been an incubator for incredible talent. Whether a musician, dancer or visual artist, the well-known artists which Lubbock has quietly produced are numerous. Buddy Holly, Mac Davis, Joe Ely, Kimmie Rhodes and Josh Abbott are just some of the amazing talents who have called the Hub City home. Join us as
Alfred and Billie Caviel were the first African-American husband and wife in the United States to own and operate their own pharmacy, in the eastside “Flats” neighborhood of Lubbock, Texas. Caviel’s Pharmacy operated at the corner of Avenue A and 17th Street in Lubbock for 49 years, from the early Civil Rights era in 1960
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