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‘Down in the Dirt’ on display at Texas Tech museum “Down in the Dirt: The Graphic Art by Terry Allen” is now on exhibit at the Museum of Texas Tech University through March 2022. The exhibit features more than 70 original works of art by Lubbockraised visual artist and musician, Terry Allen. Born in Kansas in 1943, Allen was raised in Lubbock, and has worked as an independent artist since 1966 in a wide variety of media including
sculpture, painting, drawing, video, installations, and musical and theatrical performances. Allen has suggested that growing up in West Texas under the tutelage of his impresario father and piano-playing mother provided early momentum for his narrative adventures. Down in the Dirt is an unparalleled opportunity to encounter the scope of Allen’s artistic persona and embraces more than 40 years of life experiences.
Mayor’s Fitness Council announces grant recipients
G N & BLADE SHOW Sat. 9-5 Sun. 10-5
LUBBOCK CIVIC CENTER Admission: $7 adults, under 12 FREE CASH ONLY
www.lubbockgunshow.com info@silverspurtradeshows.com 806-253-1322
The Lubbock Mayor’s Fitness Council awarded grants to 11 local organizations from the proceeds of the 2021 Mayor’s Marathon. A total of $23,500 was awarded. The marathon was on Oct. 31. Mayor Dan Pope presented the grants to each recipient, and the Fitness Council recognized United Supermarkets for its continued contributions and support as the title sponsor of the Mayor’s Marathon. 2021 grant awardees were ● Catholic Charities ● Lubbock Children’s Health Clinic ● Lubbock-Cooper Elementary Run Club ● Lubbock Homeschool Athletic Association ● Lubbock Memorial Arboretum Foundation ● Mike & Marti Greer Foundation (Charity Chaser Recipient) ● Preston Smith Color Run ● Preston Smith School Garden ● Preston Smith PE
● USA Fit ● Volunteer Center of Lubbock The next Mayor’s Marathon is set for April 24, 2022. For more information about the Lubbock Mayor’s Fitness Council and upcoming events, visit fitcitylbk.us. The Lubbock Mayor’s Fitness Council was launched in 2017 as a collaboration
between Healthy Lubbock and the City of Lubbock, working to create a more active and healthy city by showcasing local events, promoting healthy eating, and active living. Healthy Lubbock is a program of Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center and the Garrison Institute on Aging.
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