Support your local performing arts theater!…read more That's what my crew and I did for their recent haunted house which is performed maybe only about 6 times per year around and on Halloween. This year's haunted house was titled "Doll House." While the Hobbs Community Playhouse is ADA compliant, I personally do not recommend this event for anyone who needs a wheelchair, crutches or has difficulty walking... there are many steps. Plus it's somewhat dark. There's fog and flashing lights... the spaces are a bit tight. All of the performers did great... The giant grim reaper fast-walking folks from the parking lot to the line. Lol. The dead sailor and a guy in a top hat at the door. A giant baby with her dead bird. And plenty o' other "dolls" that qualified as hideous, obnoxious, gory, and/or creepy jumped out at us or begged us to "play with them" during our tour... You can buy tickets online with a processing fee or cash is accepted at the door. This year they were $12 apiece. We were there when doors opened at 7:30PM on October 30, 2023. The line moved quickly probably since the arrival of the first cold front of the fall season created quite a chill in the air. There was an attendant helping drivers find spots in the free parking lot. My 9 and 10-year-olds are getting more into performance arts, so we'll be back again hopefully soon!

Worst sport experience ever. Sat in an empty section, but got asked to leave because it was a…read more"student section". Sat in visitors section, but most fans were Hobbs fans. Just awful. Also, the online ticketing is way overpriced and inadequate. Just avoid playing here if you can.

Umm every time I tried to get caught up they wouldn't help even when I had a excused absence 5…read moreweeks before school ended I was trying to get one of my grades up but the teacher told me no matter what I did I wouldn't pass‍

Q systems is such an amazing musical instrument and accessories store. Don, the owner and David,…read morestore manager are amazing and extremely knowledgeable. Don has helped me so much in every way with equipment sales and service. I wouldn't ever consider going elsewhere because Q Systems music and sound solutions has it all ranging from keyboards, mics, PA systems and mixers and that is just the tip of the iceberg. Need a stage for your event? Look no further. Q- Systems has you covered and Don is the best at what he does. I highly recommend shopping Q systems music and sound solutions. You will get the very best service and the absolute best price on all of your musical instrument and accessories needs.

From the owner: We specialize in sales of musical instrumenst, event services including concert sound, lighting,…read morestaging and video walls, and profession sound, lighting, and video sales and installations. Q Systems Music & Sound opened in 1991 in Hobbs, New Mexico. For over 25 years, We've been providing the surrounding areas with cutting-edge audio and light systems as well as professional instruments. Our team of experts has provided event services for over 2,500 events to more than 5,000 performers and artists in the Southwest. Along with our event services, our retail includes quality instruments, sales and rentals of professional audio and lighting gear, and staging and video rentals. We take pride in helping artists develop their craft through our services and can't wait to hear about their show-stopping performances.

The Center for the Arts is located in a large buildup in downtown Hobbs…read more There is free street parking nearby, but I will say that the street adjacent to Broadway is not a through-street. It was made into a patio type area. When I brought my daughters to check the place out on 7/19/2023, there honestly wasn't much to look at except for a few patriotic pieces. All of the pieces on display are from local artists. Some are for sale while some are labeled NFS or "not for sale." These art shows typically entail entry fees of around $10 per artwork. Guidelines apply. The next entry deadline will be in August for their popular Fan Art Show. For details go to https://lccanm.org They do offer classes from time to time mainly for kids in art, music, and readers theater. I saw a few parents dropping the kids. They are closed Sunday & Monday. So glad we have this opportunity in our community!

From the owner: Lea County Center for the Arts is a venue where all art forms gather under one roof.read more

Eagle 9 is okay compared to my old movie theaters…read more I haven't been here in ages. Since I watched American Sniper. Before that, memorable movies I saw were Titanic, Jurassic Park and The Cowboy Way. Lol. It's definitely been renovated. Leather, mechanical-reclining lounge chairs with a tray and a cup holder. The only restrooms are way in the front near the snack bar. The floors are always sticky. A small Sprite was $5.25 plus tax. The candy selection was lame, therefore, I am more likely to smuggle in my own next time. Recently on June 18, 2024, I came here with my daughters and their aunt and grandmother. No one ever asked to see the tickets that I bought to see IF which was adorable by the way. But our movie was disrupted by staff members asking others to leave and/or move because they either didn't have tickets or had the wrong seats. Yesterday on June 6, 2024, I came by myself to watch Sound of Hope. Great movie by Angel Studios. When I was at the snack bar, a young girl asked to see my ticket so I showed her my phone. She wasn't particularly nice about it. She asked to see it again and then gave me a printout of a small ticket stub. They never even scan your tickets. It's the strangest ordeal. The worst part about this experience is that me and another lady went up to the front to tell them that our movie previews hadn't started when it was supposed to at 12:30PM. No apology or any explanation was made. I'm glad we said something because I don't think they were checking on our theater room at all. Dirty restrooms. Barely enough soap to wash my hands and no paper towels. It's OK for my hometown movie theater, but it certainly could be better. The staff is nothing like it was when my brother used to work here in the early 2000s. It's nothing like it used to be when Mr. Littlejohn was in charge. TIP + every Tuesday all movies are $5 per ticket.

It was like watching a movie on my iPhone with the screen turned all the way down. Could hardly…read moremake out the picture. They must have had a burned out bulb on the projector. I went and told them and they were fully aware of the issue already. They said they'd try to adjust it, but I think it was only to appease me because nothing changed. Must be nice being the only act in town. Save your money and don't bother with this theatre.