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Louise Hopkins Underwood Center for the Arts
Lubbock’s arts hub: free galleries, live performances, and creative classes.
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Art Gallery
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Lubbock’s arts hub: free galleries, live performances, and creative classes.
Louise Hopkins Underwood Center for the Arts in Lubbock invites visitors to explore expansive galleries filled with local art and rotating exhibits. The center includes the Firehouse Theater for plays and performances, hosts First Friday Art Trail events, and offers classes like pottery. Free admission and a comfortable, climate-controlled space make it a welcoming epicenter for West Texas art and culture.
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Rotating displays of contemporary and local art in free-to-enter galleries, featuring diverse visual works.
Intimate live theater, plays, and musical shows in a cozy, clean venue for community entertainment.
Hands-on creative instruction, including wheel pottery and other mediums, led by patient, skilled instructors.
Monthly cultural event anchor with art displays, performances, and community gatherings on the first Friday.
Versatile spaces available for private events, weddings, and performances in a historic arts setting.
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Overall rating
Don Eugenis
I took the beginning wheel class. Coach was extremely patient and helpful. The entire class was enjoyable to be around. I will come back and do another class.
David de Lajunta
Love it. Amazing galleries filled with art and always free to get in. Step out of the heat and enjoy the AC looking at amazing works of art!
Wissa Huerta
Really great venue! We were there for a performance, but we were able to look around at the amazing art exhibits before. It was not a huge, extravagant theater but was very clean and cozy. I'm so excited to see more performances there by the Horizon School of the Arts!
Jonathan Blackwell
The LHUCA is an epicenter for arts and culture in West Texas. Because of one woman's drive to support the arts and Lubbock's response to fuel her passion, First Friday is now a regular attraction for hundreds and thousands of cultured Texans. Month by month LHUCA anchors the area that welcomes the Buddy Holly Center for the Performing Arts and Sciences and surround developments. Thank you, Louise Hopkins Underwood! Your kind spirit lives on in constant creativity and the legacy your family will continue for generations to come.
Cynthia Weaver
Nice gallery with local artists on display. Inside is the Firehouse theater for plays and musical performances. I even had a friend get married there. This is the center for the First Friday Art Trail that occurs the first friday of the month. Worth checking out if you like art.
