The Lubbock Life

07/20/2026

You asked and we made it happen! More homeschool dates and they aren’t all on Mondays! In fact, each topic will have one tour on Monday and the next on Tuesday…so if you are someone who can only make one of those days work, join us on whichever one does!

Home school days are on my absolute favorite on the farm because I get to share a bit of Jesus and the farm with the most important people that visit. The children. ❤️🥰

The topics will change throughout the season and are always Christ-centered. Don’t worry, though, if you miss one… You won’t be lost. Each lesson builds on the other, but they also stand alone.

There is no written curriculum here… This is just me sharing my heart with the children ❤️

Hopefully, we will see lots of joyful faces on these days ❤️

07/03/2026

🇺🇸 Your 4th of July Weekend Guide is Here! 🎆

Wondering what’s happening around Lubbock this Independence Day weekend? We’ve put together a guide to some of the biggest celebrations happening around Lubbock County, including:

🇺🇸 4th on Broadway
🏖️ Buffalo Springs Lake
✨ 4th on the 5th in Wolfforth

Whether you’re looking for a parade, live music, fireworks, a drone show, or a fun day with family and friends, there’s something for everyone this weekend.

❤️ Save this post so you have it handy, and share it with someone who’s still making plans!

What are your Fourth of July weekend plans? Let us know in the comments! 👇

06/27/2026

06/26/2026

One of the things I love most about living in Lubbock is that there are always places to discover—even if you’ve called this city home for years.

The Ranching Heritage Center is one of those places. With historic ranch buildings, beautiful walking paths, western art, and fascinating Texas history, it’s an easy place to spend a relaxing afternoon.

Admission is free, and while donations are encouraged to help preserve this incredible piece of West Texas history, anyone is welcome to visit.

Have you been to the Ranching Heritage Center? If so, what’s your favorite part?
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06/25/2026

One thing I’ve always loved about Lubbock is the music.

So when we heard William Clark Green was stopping by Rudy’s before Cotton Fest, we had to go.

He played a few songs, took time to meet everyone afterward, and somehow we even ended up in the reel from the meet and greet. 😊

It was one of those afternoons that perfectly captures what I love about this city. Big enough to attract incredible artists, but small enough that moments like this still happen.

It’s one more reason I’m proud to call Lubbock home.

Were you there yesterday? Or are you headed to Cotton Fest this weekend? 🎶🤠

05/27/2026

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