This is a beautiful venue for shows of every type! The volunteers and the staff are all so…read morefriendly and welcoming!

My first ever experience at The Buddy Holly Hall in Lubbock, TX, was with my signficant other on…read moreJune 23, 2023. It was for the first concert of Tanya Tucker's "Sweet Western Sound" tour. Parking was free, ample, and just across the street. Will call was super quick. The Seminole native was absolutely a joy to watch. While she was a bit difficult to hear through their sound system between songs there in the Helen Devitt Jones Theater, her stories we did hear made us laugh hard and helped us realize how cowboy she really is. The modern facility had a spiral staircase just inside the main entrance plus their logo that both look like tornadoes. My significant other & I loved our seats ($88.45 apiece after fees & taxes) at Right Orchestra Loose, Row V, Seats 47 & 48. No one in front of us. No one behind us. We could scoot our chairs closer together - not like most of the theater's seats. During our event, it was required to purchase a reusable, refillable plastic commemorative Buddy sip cup that can be brought to other events for any beverage. The cup was $3. My single shot of Crown Royal whiskey with Coke was $10 (not including the $3 required cup). The staff members were all pleasant to deal with & mostly quick to eliminate nuisances. TIP Clear bag policy only.

Since I grew up in the Lubbock area, I felt that it was probably necessary for me to finally go and…read morevisit the Buddy Holly Center. I must say I was very disappointed. You're charged $10 to see two very small rooms that consisted of a bedroom set a table, a couple guitars and a motorcycle. There is an art gallery I was told, but it was closed so I'm not able to attest to what is in there. I will say the gift shop is pretty nice and I can see where a lot of people would find some unique things in there, especially if someone likes unique glasses. I was very tempted to get a pair of Buddy Holly glasses. The people were not overly friendly, which is unusual for Lubbock. At least now I can say I've finally been there.

The users were so RUDE and shushed us during the show! and gave us dirty looks and kept being ruderead more

This is a unique museum for sure. If you have an interest in the development of green tech over…read moretime or have deep roots on the plains it is going to interest you. If you are just looking for something to do while in Lubbock, it will depend on whether or not it is for you. It is definitely deep on windmills and history. I found it interesting but will say it didn't hold my attention the way I expect it would for some who really are intrigued by how small changes across history really add up. They have a cool gift shop and sell prints by local photographers at the end which definitely have great gift potential!

OVERALL A gem of history in Lubbock, Texas!…read more RATING BREAKDOWN Experience: 4.5 | Service: 5 | Ambiance: 5 | Price: 5 PARKING They have a nice paved lot with ample parking. LOCATION/AMBIANCE The American Windmill Museum is located in the northeast part of Lubbock, TX with close access to Interstate 25 and Loop 289. As you approach the museum grounds, you'll see the fenced in area with a slew of outdoor windmills of all generations. The building in which you can schedule a group tour of 6 or more or self-tour is huge... however, it is broken into sections: two windmill areas, model train displays, miniature houses, millstone collection, gift shop, a counter weight display, and plus their event room has an amazing wrap-around mural. LITTLE YELPER'S CLUB My 8 & 9-year-olds loved the "Legacy of the Wind" seek and find. We received a few handouts soon after purchasing our tour tickets. Brochures and the like. One was a list of over 30 items to find on the mural in their special events room. Not only did this entertain them for 20 minutes, but it also was puzzle-like & expanded their vocabulary with words like "privies" & "man witching for water. SERVICE The lady at the ticket counter and the guy in gift shop were personable and helpful. MY FAVORITE PART... The windmills! NOT SO FAVORITE PART... Not knowing until recently about this place. TIPS + Closed Sunday & Monday. + Cash or card is accepted for the entry fee. + As of 12/29/2022, adult tickets were $7.50. Children 5 to 12 years-old were $5. Under 5 free, $6.00 for seniors 60+ and veterans, & $20.00 for a family of 4 (2 adults & 2 children).

This place makes me Happy every time I come. I love the old…read moremenu and was hoping they can bring the gravy back for the tenders. It was yummy. But over all this place is amazing to hope and enjoy a date night.

Stars & Stripes reminds me of a past I wasn't a part of. I wish I had a childhood of going to the…read moredrive-in with my family on a cool summer night and watching a movie sitting outside our car. That never happened. I didn't take the opportunity to go to Stars & Stripes in Lubbock while I was a student as much as I should have, and after this visit, I feel regretful. My girlfriend and I took a trip to go see Backrooms at her request. The night we went wasn't a double feature night (some nights they show two movies back to back which I highly recommend), but I don't know if we would've stayed awake for two flicks! As showtime nears, the line to get in grows, so make sure to get there early to park in the best spots. We got to the theater about 10 minutes before showtime which gave us plenty of time to park our car, use the bathroom inside their retro-themed diner/concession stand, and order some snacks. For less than the price of a popcorn and two drinks at your standard theater, we got a popcorn, candy, a hot dog, a soda, and fried pickles. Their food is a typical concession stand affair. I wasn't blown away by anything, but it was all EXACTLY what I expected. The sun took its time to go down so by the time the movie started, it was a little dim due to it not being nautical twilight yet, but as the movie progressed, it was easier to see. You have a station to tune into for each movie, and it's slightly lo-fi and missed a little low end compared to a typical theater's sound system, but it's a drive-in, you gotta make a compromise somewhere. The only true issue was people randomly turning their headlights on mid-movie, blinding everyone nearby. Don't do that. Next time I'm in Lubbock, I hope to make a trip back to the drive-in because it was a cute little experience! RIYL: A little side mission to go see a movie

Wine, service and ambiance are all wonderful! The only thing missing is their membership to Harvest…read moreHost.

So surprised with this place. Love it when we find something new that exceeds our expectations…read more Good wine, beautiful location. Haleigh was fantastic taking us through our tasting. Loved the Picardan white...a rare find!

Took my husband to see the Nutcracker for the first time this year, he loved it. Definitely…read morerecommend for a date night! We are new to the area, can't wait to see more for Ballet Lubbock!

We went to see the Buddy Holly Story Friday night, Aug. 7. The setting at the amphitheatre was…read morefabulous. The weather terrific. We took our sack supper and enjoyed the beautiful surroundings. I encourage everyone to go out and enjoy!

Love PWAT. I have friends who are nervous to go because they aren't crafty but everyone's painting…read moreall turn out the same. The instructors are always willing to help if you get in a jam. They also offer an SOS day where you can come back and get help with your painting if it didn't turn out like you want it to. I've been several times and have no complaints.

Horrible! Be sure to read the fine print! Once you confirm your reservation even if its the…read moresame day, you dont get a refund even if you are sick. They tell you that you have 24 hrs to cancel. How can you cancel 24 hrs if you booked same day? They tell you that they spent money on supplies. Hmm.. I didnt think a canvas print and shared bottle I of paint costs over $30.00. No compassion!