The 2,300-seat main hall was designed to support large-scale performance while accommodating different production formats. Its flat-floor capability expands how the room can be used, allowing the venue to serve events beyond a single seated concert arrangement. The hall includes a custom-made orchestra shell and acoustic systems that support symphony, opera, conferences, lectures, dance, ballet, and amplified productions. Acoustic diffusion was integrated as part of the design strategy, helping shape clarity, energy, and balance across program types.
The 375-seat theater incorporates acoustic shaping suited to proscenium performance, with a shell and adjustable acoustics. The Cricket’s Theater within this venue was designed specifically for Lubbock ISD school district use. The 5,000-square-foot multipurpose space supports a range of rehearsal, educational, and community event functions.
The result is a performing arts center that gives Lubbock a highly capable cultural venue, with acoustic and AV environments that support artists, students, touring companies, and audiences in a building designed for long-term community use.
