45th Annual Lubbock Arts Festival

Lubbock Arts Festival

open to the public, 10AM-6PM

• General admission $5, children 12 and under FREE.  Available Online! Select A Seat, (806) 770-2000

EXHIBIT HALL

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

• 10AM-6PM

ART, ENVIRONMENT, SUSTAINABILITY

• Texas Tech University students present artistic creations that engage conversation about playa lakes, landscape, weather and upcycling. Artwork developed within the course, Art, Environment, Sustainability taught by Prof. Carol Flueckiger. Students: Kimball Adams, Jarys Boyd, Brady Collings, Rebecca Couvillion, Sawyer Crane, Alex Fletcher, Jazmine Good, Heather Kaplan, Illiana Lawrence, Shin Naing, Brandi Rabalais, Lizzete Rendon, Brooke Tuma. Katherine Woodard.
• 10AM-6PM, Exhibit Hall

JURIED GALLERY

• Exhibit of award-winning art
• 10AM-6PM, 1/3 Banquet Hall

MUSIC & THEATRE STAGE

• Musicians, singers, and actors
• 10AM-6PM, Pedestrian Walkway

CHILDREN’S ART AREA

• “Make & Take” art activities, KIDSTOPS, ArtCarts
• 10AM-6PM, Pedestrian Walkway

WORLD MUSIC STAGE

• 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.

• Noon-5PM, Pedestrian Walkway

YOUNG ARTISTS & YOUNG WRITER’S COMPETITION

• Art & writing from elementary, junior high, and high school students
• 10AM-6PM, Pedestrian Walkway

SPECIAL VISUAL ART EXHIBIT

• “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.

• 10AM-6PM, Pedestrian Walkway

SPECIAL TICKETED EVENT

Lubbock Lights: Maines Brothers Band – Bloodlines

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.

• Doors Open: 6PM | Concert: 7PM | Civic Center Theatre

• Tickets: $45 above the breezeway, $35 below the breezeway (excluding service fee)
  Select-A-Seat Lubbock: 806-770-2000, selectaseatlubbock.com.

Lubbock Arts Festival

open to the general public, Noon-5PM

• General admission $5, children 12 and under FREE.  Available Online! Select A Seat, (806) 770-2000

EXHIBIT HALL

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

• Noon-5PM

ART, ENVIRONMENT, SUSTAINABILITY

• Texas Tech University students present artistic creations that engage conversation about playa lakes, landscape, weather and upcycling. Artwork developed within the course, Art, Environment, Sustainability taught by Prof. Carol Flueckiger. Students: Kimball Adams, Jarys Boyd, Brady Collings, Rebecca Couvillion, Sawyer Crane, Alex Fletcher, Jazmine Good, Heather Kaplan, Illiana Lawrence, Shin Naing, Brandi Rabalais, Lizzete Rendon, Brooke Tuma. Katherine Woodard.
• Noon-5PM, Exhibit Hall

JURIED GALLERY

• Exhibit of award-winning art
• Noon-5PM, 1/3 Banquet Hall

DANCE STAGE

• Performances of various styles of dance
• Noon-5PM, 2/3 Banquet Hall

MUSIC & THEATRE STAGE

• Musicians, singers, and actors
• Noon-5PM, Pedestrian Walkway

CHILDREN’S ART AREA

• “Make & Take” art activities, KIDSTOPS, ArtCarts
• Noon-5PM, Pedestrian Walkway

WORLD MUSIC STAGE

• 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.

• Noon-5PM, Pedestrian Walkway

YOUNG ARTISTS & YOUNG WRITER’S COMPETITION

• Art & writing from elementary, junior high, and high school students
• Noon-5PM, Pedestrian Walkway

SPECIAL VISUAL ART EXHIBIT

“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.

• 12PM–5PM, Pedestrian Walkway
• Exhibit included with general admission

SPECIAL TICKETED EVENT

Pablo Aslan & Texas Tech Tango Orchestra Concert

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.

• Doors Open: 1PM | Concert: 2PM | Civic Center Theatre

• Tickets: $15 (including service fee)
  Select-A-Seat Lubbock: 806-770-2000, selectaseatlubbock.com.