Good morning, Lubbock.

Lubbock is to host a public meeting on data centers on July 7 at the Memorial Civic Center beginning at 5:30 p.m., and residents may submit their feedback via an online survey open until July 2 + their responses will be discussed at the meeting.

Saint Francis Ministries held a family reunification ceremony Monday in Lubbock (during National Reunification Month) to honor families who met requirements to reunite with their children and access support resources.

Lubbock chapter of Texas Women in Business is partnering with Redemption Way for a networking luncheon at the YWCA on Thursday, Jul.

9 (11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.) where Redemption Way CEO Jordyn Moore will speak about support for vulnerable populations.

Aligned Data Centers is advancing its $425 million Project Caprock campus on a 313-acre site near Abernathy off FM 54 in Hale County, with its first building set to open in early 2027.

Construction began on April 9 following input on energy impact and sustainability plans to reduce water use.

Rocky Horror Picture Show will return to Buddy Holly Hall on Oct.

31 with the original film and a live performance by the Lubbock Shadow Cast Players. The event promises an exciting experience for local fans of this cult classic.

The Texas Water Development Board has launched the 'This Is Texas Water' campaign to inform residents about water sources — using a ZIP code tool that shows 88 percent of local water comes from groundwater with projections of a 16 percent shortage by 2030.

Cities, counties, and water authorities can apply for grant funding until July 30 to upgrade or develop water systems.

The Texas Chapter of the American Water Works Association will host its Agricultural Water Sustainability Summit next month at the Lubbock Memorial Civic Center — registration is open for industry leaders, researchers, and stakeholders to share sustainable ideas.

The Lubbock Police Department reminds residents that fireworks are illegal and may be confiscated or lead to a fine up to $1,000 ahead of Fourth of July weekend (dry conditions heighten fire risk and may increase emergency calls).

City officials reminded families to avoid water balloons, glass containers, and fireworks at splash pads amid rising summer heat (unsafe items may damage filtration systems and trigger temporary closures).

Local favorites like Gonzales Snow Cones, Happy's and Tropical Icy offer shaved ice and snow cones that provide a cool treat on hot summer days.

A new list highlights each shop’s history (one has thrived for over 50 years) and spot details to help residents select their favorite.

Texas Tech Football will release a new four-episode docuseries this summer; the show gives a behind-the-scenes look at a controversial offseason and will start streaming before the September 5 home game against Abilene Christian — offering fans an inside view of the team and head coach Joey McGuire.

Rave Jesus: Rave Revival Tour

6:00 p.m. — Culture Lubbock — $31.92 General Admission, $85.50 VIP — Experience an all-ages musical celebration with the Rave Revival Tour.

Exploring Lubbock's Historical Contributions

7 p.m. — Groves Branch Library — Ages 18+ — Delve into Lubbock Army Air Field's WWII significance and local engineering innovations.

SPiVEY at Summer Showcase 2026

5:30-7:30 p.m. — Buddy Holly Center — Free entry — Enjoy a vibrant evening of local music featuring SPiVEY as part of the Summer Showcase series.

Annual Flea Market

9 a.m. — Mae Simmons Community and Adult Activity Centers — Free entry — Spend your Saturday treasure hunting at this vibrant community flea market.

Movies in the Park

6:00 p.m. — Maxey Park — Free entry — Enjoy family-friendly movies under the West Texas sky with loved ones.

Coheed and Cambria Concert

7-8 p.m. — United Supermarkets Arena — Cost info TBA — Experience the sci-fi-inspired music of Coheed and Cambria with their latest album in Lubbock.