Showcasing some of the top Western artists from around the country, each piece must meet the criteria of relating to ranching, and the proceeds from this art show benefit the National Ranching Heritage Center (ranchingheritage.com).
where
Lubbock, Texas
what
Summer Stampede
when
June 4th, 2022
Created to celebrate the Western way of life, the Summer Stampede is a way for people of all ages to enjoy new art pieces, jewelry, photography, and one-of-kind gear (like bits, spurs, stirrups, and belt buckles), and meet the cowboys and cowgirls who made them.
After the sale takes place, the fun begins. Those who attend the event will get to enjoy a sit-down dinner before dancing the night away, thanks to the live band that will be playing Western swing-dance music.
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And because the event takes place at the National Ranching Heritage Center, you’ll have a chance to explore the area and experience the real West with the 27-acre museum and outdoor historical park located there to help preserve ranching history.
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explore.
Once you have a chance to explore the 1. National Ranching Heritage Center you can go over to the
2. American Windmill Museum to see more than 160 American style windmills on exhibition.
eat.
For a unique atmosphere, some ‘darn good food,’ and a well-crafted beer, be sure to visit 3. The Triple J Chophouse and Brew. If wine and fondue is your thing, you’ll love the eclectic food-and-drink pairings at 4. The Funky Door Bistro and Wine Room. After dinner you can stop over at 5. J’s Creamery for the best frozen custard available in Lubbock.
do.
If you plan on sticking around for the weekend, head out to Palo Duro Canyon State Park and visit 6. Palo Duro Creek Ranch to discover the state park on horseback. To see the State of Texas Buffalo Herd, drive over to the 7. Caprock Canyon State Park, but remember to observe bison etiquette to stay safe and keep the bison calm.
