Tickets available at Studio M $20 in advance $25 at the door. Cash Only. Under age 3 not admitted.

Entertainment & Music Technology Fearless Touring Ensemble

Save the date for this year’s annual City of Hobbs Tree Lighting Ceremony! As is tradition, the TLC will be held the first Saturday of December in Downtown Hobbs! The City of Hobbs holds the event to encourage togetherness and unity in our community, and we can’t wait to gather with you again!
If you have a business you would like to participate, stay tuned for our Call for Vendors to start signing up!
Proceeds of this event will support the Hobbs Fire Department Toy Drive to bring presents to children in our local community – all gifts stay local. All are encouraged to bring toys, clothes, and monetary donations to help us light up children’s smiles! Stay tuned for more info to sign up children!
 Be sure to follow the Facebook Event for all the latest updates and to see which vendors will be there!

Tickets available at Studio M $20 in advance $25 at the door. Cash Only. Under age 3 not admitted.

Sponsored by Devon Energy. Contact Hobbs Chamber of Commerce for entry forms and information 575-397-3202

Get into the festive groove at NMJC’s Community Band Concert, ‘An Afternoon of Jingle Jubilee’! Join us on December 3rd at the Lea County Event Center Banquet Hall starting at 3 PM. Embrace the holiday spirit with music that will make your heart sing!

Featuring Mariachi Juvenil Aztlan and University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Ballet Folklorico. Tickets available at: Hobbs Hispano Chamber of Commerce, Lea County State Bank, La Esperanza and at the door.

John Dale hasn’t enjoyed a ’real Christmas’ for years. So, on the spur of the moment, he decides to ’rent’ a Christmas from Anne Weston, who owns the local rent shop. Anne is at first flustered with the requirements: a tree with presents, Christmas carols and also a wife and five children. Anne feels she has solved the problem of a Christmas family by calling the actors’ guild. But the young actors come down with the measles so she turns to the local orphanage. When the guild can’t locate a ’mother,’ Anne steps in to play the role herself.

Directed by Christie Harkness and Cari Combs.

Tickets available now at Studio M. $20 in advance. $25 at the door. Cash only. Under age 3 not admitted.

Free admission. Pajamas, cookies, hot chocolate, pancakes, books, and so much more. Special guest – Santa Claus, The Grinch & Cindy Lou Who.  For more information contact Becca Titus at 575-631-2985.

Tickets available now at Studio M. $20 in advance. $25 at the door. Cash only. Under age 3 not admitted.

John Dale hasn’t enjoyed a ’real Christmas’ for years. So, on the spur of the moment, he decides to ’rent’ a Christmas from Anne Weston, who owns the local rent shop. Anne is at first flustered with the requirements: a tree with presents, Christmas carols and also a wife and five children. Anne feels she has solved the problem of a Christmas family by calling the actors’ guild. But the young actors come down with the measles so she turns to the local orphanage. When the guild can’t locate a ’mother,’ Anne steps in to play the role herself.

Directed by Christie Harkness and Cari Combs.

The annual Youth Series for Lea County elementary students will take place January 29-30, 2024. This season Southwest Symphony Orchestra will present “Instruments at Play”. During this extensive event, orchestra members not only from Hobbs, but from all over New Mexico and Texas come together to practice and perform over a three-day period. Lea County 4th and 5th graders will be bused in on Monday and Tuesday January 29 and 30 for a special educational performance from the Southwest Symphony Orchestra. Monday, January 29, at 7:00pm will be a public performance of “Instruments at Play” at R.N. Tydings Auditorium.

Violin duo Sons of Mystro bring their reggae, hip-hop, blues, jazz, and classical mix to the stage on Friday, October 13 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.

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.