The Front Row is devoted to arts coverage here on the South Plains. Given the sheer number of arts offerings now available to the public, a program dedicated to in-depth coverage and promotion of these events is absolutely needed. Lubbock and the surrounding area is home to an increasing number of art organizations. These groups offer music (of all kinds), theater, literature, visual arts, film— you name it.
Many of our schools have well-developed Fine Arts programs. The quantity and quality of the arts in Lubbock has certainly reached a milestone. The construction of the Buddy Holly Center for the Performing Arts demonstrates both the level of art and culture in our community and the need for a world-class facility. With all the events taking place, a radio show that takes the time to unpack these programs will help public awareness, promotion, and evoke community pride in our cultural life. Texas Tech Public Media is certainly the entity to provide this coverage. Audiences that attend events like these are those who also value public radio. Further, the radio staff have the expertise to do a deep dive into these public events and the organizations that produce them.
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Clint Barrick has Elizabeth Grigsby on the show today. Elizabeth is the Executive Director of the Lubbock Arts Alliance, a non-profit, community based…
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The Texas Tech University School of Theatre and Dance presented Dance Tech last weekend, an annual celebration of Tech’s dance faculty, students, and…
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Texas Tech’s Phi Beta Kappa chapter, Lambda of Texas, recently hosted a lecture by Professor James Sullivan of Notre Dame, a nationally acclaimed…
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The Lubbock Symphony Orchestra is presenting concerts this weekend at the Lubbock Memorial Civic Center Theater, we'll have the president and CEO of the…
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If you're looking for something to do with your entire family this Spring, that is both a resort and an educational facility, Moody Gardens may be just…
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The Texas Tech University Opera Theatre is presenting Mozart's "The Magic Flute" tonight, Friday night, Saturday night, and Sunday afternoon at the…
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The Texas Tech University School of Theatre and Dance is currently producing the play, "Hay Fever" by Noël Coward. We sit down with Dean Nolen, the head…
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One of the Texas Tech University School of Music's wind ensembles is heading to the College Band Directors National Association Convention. It's quite an…
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The Texas Tech University School of music presents a world premiere concerto Saturday night featuring world-class artists who will also record work while…
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The Texas Tech University Presidential Lecture and Performance Series gets its Spring season underway this Friday evening with a concert in the Allen…