45th Annual Lubbock Arts Festival
Lubbock Memorial Civic Center, 1501 Mac Davis Lane
Lubbock Memorial Civic Center, 1501 Mac Davis Lane
open to the public, 10AM-6PM
Featured Artist, Carol Flueckiger; 100 visual artists from across the nation showing and selling their work, demonstrating artists, “Signed, Sealed, Delivered: Music, Memory, & Memorabilia” Exhibit, and Paradox Traveling Art
Performance stage featuring Texas Tech University Tango Orchestra, Mariachi los Matadores, Great Promise for American Indians, among others! Presented by the Texas Tech University International Cultural Center, K-12 Global Education Outreach.
“Painter of Music: The Art of Julie Borden. AKA ‘Juleez’” Hand painted guitars, fiddles, and mandolins by artist Julie Borden of Millsboro, Delaware. As a “Painter of Music,” Boren has spent the last decade focusing on hand painted musical instruments, colorful music themes in her paintings and being known for her signature curvy piano keyboards and use of color.
All the original members of The Maines Brothers Band back together for a one-night only concert playing favorite hits including “Break the Fall” and “Amarillo Highway.” Presented by the Texas Tech University Presidential Lecture & Performance Series. Complimentary entry to the Lubbock Arts Festival included with ticket purchase.
Tickets: $45 above the breezeway, $35 below the breezeway (excluding service fee)
Select-A-Seat Lubbock: 806-770-2000, selectaseatlubbock.com.
open to the general public, Noon-5PM
Featured Artist, Carol Flueckiger; 100 visual artists from across the nation showing and selling their work, demonstrating artists, “Signed, Sealed, Delivered: Music, Memory, & Memorabilia” Exhibit, and Paradox Traveling Art
Performance stage featuring Texas Tech University Tango Orchestra, Mariachi los Matadores, Great Promise for American Indians, among others! Presented by the Texas Tech University International Cultural Center, K-12 Global Education Outreach.
“Painter of Music: The Art of Julie Borden. AKA ‘Juleez’” Hand painted guitars, fiddles, and mandolins by artist Julie Borden of Millsboro, Delaware. As a “Painter of Music,” Boren has spent the last decade focusing on hand painted musical instruments, colorful music themes in her paintings and being known for her signature curvy piano keyboards and use of color.
Argentine-born musician and producer Pablo Aslan is recognized internationally as one of the leading figures in contemporary tango. His discography includes Piazzolla in Brooklyn (2011), and Tango Grill (2009). The latter earned him nominations for a Latin Grammy and a Grammy award. Aslan will be accompanied by the Texas Tech University Tango Orchestra.
Tickets: $15 (including service fee)
Select-A-Seat Lubbock: 806-770-2000, selectaseatlubbock.com.
April 15-16, 2023
Lubbock Memorial Civic Center
1501 Mac Davis Lane
Lubbock, Texas 79401
Saturday: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Sunday: 12 p.m. to 5 p.m.
$5 for adults
Children 12 and under admitted FREE with accompanying adult