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Lubbock is set to host the 10th Annual Small Business Expo with a colorful 1970s disco theme. Scheduled for June 3, the event promises networking opportunities, educational insights, and a lively atmosphere complete with complimentary breakfast and door prizes. Attendees can connect with local businesses and enjoy the vibrant community spirit. Meanwhile, important local issues such as a reported measles outbreak remind everyone of the pressing matters facing the region, while various summer activities across Lubbock continue to engage and entertain residents.

Lubbock Gears Up for a Funky Business Fiesta!

Mark your calendars, Lubbock! The much-anticipated 10th Annual Small Business Expo is just around the corner, and this year it’s going to be a blast from the past – think 1970s disco! Set your groove on for Tuesday, June 3, 2025, as the event swings into action at the Frazier Alumni Pavilion from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Connect, Learn, and Dance!

Whether you’re an existing business owner or dreaming of launching your own venture, this expo is a fantastic opportunity to connect with potential partners, fellow entrepreneurs, and even government agents. Attendees can expect to network, exchange ideas, and potentially open doors to exciting new opportunities in the business world.

And let’s not forget the fun part! While you’re soaking in some valuable knowledge, you’ll be treated to a complimentary breakfast and have a shot at winning some nifty door prizes! Plus, the best part, there’s free parking for everyone attending. It’s all about bringing the community together in one lively place!

More Than Just Business

But hold on, it’s not just about the business insights. This year’s disco theme is sure to get everyone in the mood to dance a little. Picture yourself vibing with some classic tunes as you mingle with exhibitors and your fellow Lubbockians. It’s not a regular expo; it’s a chance to kick back and enjoy the atmosphere while you explore the local business scene.

What’s Happening Around Lubbock

Texas Department of State Health Services has reported a measles outbreak in West Texas with 729 confirmed cases as of May 27, 2025. The affected areas include Cochran, Dawson, Gaines, Lamar, and, of course, Lubbock — which has seen some serious health implications, including two tragic fatalities involving unvaccinated children.

In addition to these serious matters, there’s also a call to action for the community to support initiatives such as the Casa for CASA raffle. This effort is crucial to assist local children in need. The community’s involvement can have a meaningful impact, so keep an eye out for how you can help!

Fun and Learning Options

Lubbock YWCA is in full swing with swim lessons and important water safety education for the little ones this summer. Not to be outdone, the Lubbock Garden and Arts Center will host youth art classes from June 2 to July 18, giving kids a chance to express their creativity.

Buddy Holly Center’s Summer Showcase Concert Series. The Jonny Verbeten Trio is set to take the stage on May 29, 2025, promising a night of good music and good vibes.

Get Involved!

For more information about the Small Business Expo, you can call (806) 742-3844 or send an email to sbexpo@ttu.edu. Let’s get energized and dance our way into summer!

Lubbock Gears Up for a Funky Business Fiesta

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