Calling all Jr Paleontologists! Come learn about New Mexico’s state fossil, the coelophysis, and what New Mexico was like 225 million years ago during the Triassic Period! Participants will be able to make their own fossil dig site to take home.
The winner will have a $30,000 credit with the Permian Auto Group toward the purchase of any vehicle. The Raffle will be held on Saturday, August 20th at the Lea County Event Center. Drawing of the 200 finalists will begin at 6:00 pm, with the elimination drawing to determine the winner to be held immediately following verification of the 200 final tickets. Each ticket will entitle the bearer to 2 brisket dinners courtesy of Tom Ryan and Bovine & Swine. Dinner will be served at 5:00 pm. You can purchase tickets at the Boys & Girls Club, at any Permian Auto Group location, Forrest Tire, Forrest Truck or from any BGCH board member. Tickets can also be purchased online at www.bgchobbs.org. If you purchase your tickets online and would like to know your ticket number or want entry into the event please call the Club at (575) 393-7905 or email mistyf@bgchkid.org.
LCCA is selling tickets for our flapjack fundraiser. Help us out. Buy a couple tickets and join us for breakfast! Tickets are $10
The Flick is a two-act play by Annie Baker that premiered at the New York City Playwrights Horizons theater in 2013. Set in a run-down movie theater of the same name, The Flick is located in the suburban Worchester County of central Massachusetts. The play follows the evolving workplace relationships of three underpaid movie theater employees as they struggle not only to make a living but to define their lives, their values, and their identities within jobs that diminish their self-worth. Production contains adult themes, humor and language - not appropriate for children.
The Flick is a two-act play by Annie Baker that premiered at the New York City Playwrights Horizons theater in 2013. Set in a run-down movie theater of the same name, The Flick is located in the suburban Worchester County of central Massachusetts. The play follows the evolving workplace relationships of three underpaid movie theater employees as they struggle not only to make a living but to define their lives, their values, and their identities within jobs that diminish their self-worth. Production contains adult themes, humor and language - not appropriate for children.
Come and enjoy a cool summers evening at our Block Party! We will have the HHS Band, Aka To Kuro Martial Arts School, A DJ, Antique Cars, Corvette Club, Food Trucks, Pop-up Venders, Games, Inflatables, Popcorn Cornhole, Wheelchair Decorating Contest and races! Aug 27th from 6 pm to 10 pm at 1701 N Turner!
Come and enjoy a cool summers evening at our Block Party! We will have the HHS Band, Aka To Kuro Martial Arts School, A DJ, Antique Cars, Corvette Club, Food Trucks, Pop-up Venders, Games, Inflatables, Popcorn Cornhole, Wheelchair Decorating Contest and races! Aug 27th from 6 pm to 10 pm at 1701 N Turner! Call Kim for details at 432-209-3711.
The Flick is a two-act play by Annie Baker that premiered at the New York City Playwrights Horizons theater in 2013. Set in a run-down movie theater of the same name, The Flick is located in the suburban Worchester County of central Massachusetts. The play follows the evolving workplace relationships of three underpaid movie theater employees as they struggle not only to make a living but to define their lives, their values, and their identities within jobs that diminish their self-worth. Production contains adult themes, humor and language - not appropriate for children.
To celebrate our 2022-2023 Season. Hors D'oeuvres. Drinks. Entertainment. Great Conversation.
You want to be in Downtown Lovington Friday September 9th!!Motley Mayhem Young Artisans and Downshift Brewing Company will all be at our first NOT Vacant Shindig of 2022. Come enjoy our Pop-Up Bowling Alley & Arcade venue and let us know if you would support this type of business here in Lovington!!
Another new show?! YES!!!! LCCA is having a horror themed show this year! Bring your Creepy Creations to LCCA!
Do you want to know what it was like to be a homesteader or cowboy in the early 20th century? Windmills, barbed wire, and cattle were some of the tools of the trade while battling drought, insects, and lack of building materials. Come learn about the history and science behind early ranching in New Mexico, and make some fun art projects too!
