Events for April 2024

Register to participate in the HUES OF HOPE - COLOR RUN!Registration opens on April 1st, 2024.
For more information, please call: 575-263-7321

Are you a Good Witness? Can you give accurate information and descriptions to officers upon request? Come find out during our Special Speaker Series with Detective Torres at our next Coffee with Cops event, Wednesday, April 3rd! As a come-and-go event from 7:30-9:00am, the JF Maddox Foundation will be serving coffee and a scrumptious breakfast of burritos & donuts.

Deceiving Granny by: Michael Taylor Directed by: Liz Arreola Newlyweds, Sam and Margaret, are in line to inherit when they “kill” great-grandmother with peanuts. Friends, Bob and Kelsy, go to extremes to help cover up their misdoings. Can the two couples pull off their scam in spite of a curious cop and cautions attorney?

Deceiving Granny by: Michael Taylor Directed by: Liz Arreola Newlyweds, Sam and Margaret, are in line to inherit when they “kill” great-grandmother with peanuts. Friends, Bob and Kelsy, go to extremes to help cover up their misdoings. Can the two couples pull off their scam in spite of a curious cop and cautions attorney?

Deceiving Granny by: Michael Taylor Directed by: Liz Arreola Newlyweds, Sam and Margaret, are in line to inherit when they “kill” great-grandmother with peanuts. Friends, Bob and Kelsy, go to extremes to help cover up their misdoings. Can the two couples pull off their scam in spite of a curious cop and cautions attorney?

Violin duo Sons of Mystro bring their reggae, hip-hop, blues, jazz, and classical mix to the stage on Monday, April 8, 2024 at 7:00pm. Brothers Malcolm and Umoja McNeish are graduates of Dillard High School for the Performing Arts. They are also winners of the Emerging Artists under 21 award at the International Reggae and World Music Awards.

Deceiving Granny by: Michael Taylor Directed by: Liz Arreola Newlyweds, Sam and Margaret, are in line to inherit when they “kill” great-grandmother with peanuts. Friends, Bob and Kelsy, go to extremes to help cover up their misdoings. Can the two couples pull off their scam in spite of a curious cop and cautions attorney?

Deceiving Granny by: Michael Taylor Directed by: Liz Arreola Newlyweds, Sam and Margaret, are in line to inherit when they “kill” great-grandmother with peanuts. Friends, Bob and Kelsy, go to extremes to help cover up their misdoings. Can the two couples pull off their scam in spite of a curious cop and cautions attorney?

Aka To Kuro is hosting a STEAM Day! Theme: Earth Day

Deceiving Granny by: Michael Taylor Directed by: Liz Arreola Newlyweds, Sam and Margaret, are in line to inherit when they “kill” great-grandmother with peanuts. Friends, Bob and Kelsy, go to extremes to help cover up their misdoings. Can the two couples pull off their scam in spite of a curious cop and cautions attorney?

Unity Recovery Solutions - a women's sober living residence, will be having a Flapjack Fundraiser.
All funds raised from this event will benefit the women at the Unity House.
Tickets are $20

United Way of Lea County, the Hobbs Campaign for Grade-Level Reading, and Hobbs Municipal Schools have partnered to bring you a family fun night to celebrate reading! There will be free food, books, reading stations and other fun activities for the kids to enjoy. The event will feature the best-selling original author of the Pete the Cat Series, Eric Litwin. Eric is a song singing, guitar strumming, # 1 New York Times bestselling, award-winning author who brings early literacy, music, and positivity together. In addition to the first four books of the Pete the Cat series, Eric is the author of The Nuts, Groovy Joe, and The Poop Song. Eric's books have sold over 13 million copies, been translated into 17 languages, and won 26 literacy awards including a Theodor Geisel Seuss Honor Award.

L.A.C.E.S. presents Lovington Lights It Up Blue!This is an Autism Awareness & Acceptance Event - FREE ADMISSION

For Questions or t-shirt purchases contact: Cheryl Amundsen @ 575-739-2750

For over ten years, Bridge & Wolak have had a ball twisting up classical, world music, and improv comedy. They bring their performance of “Bach to Benny” to Tydings Auditorium in Hobbs, on Saturday, April 27, at 7:00pm. This entertaining clarinet and accordion duo will capture your heart with their whimsical take on the classics and jazz, while their comedic style will have you smiling.

1st Annual Derby Day
This event will benefit the Boys & Girls Club of Hobbs.
For more information regarding this event please call: (575)393-7905