Crosbyton Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture

Where the 19th meets the 21st century.

Chamber Banquet Saturday, April 9

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The Crosbyton Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture Banquet will be held at the Crosby County Pioneer Memorial Museum on Saturday, April 9.  The doors of the museum will open at 5:30 p.m. and the meal will be served at 6:00 p.m.   Tickets are $20.00 paid at the door.  You can reserve a ticket by calling the Chamber at 806-675-2261.

Join us as we honor four Crosbyton Citizens who have an Enduring Heart for Crosbyton.  The group includes:

Jim Justus for his years of service to keep the citizens of Crosbyton and Crosby County safe.

Heidi Hays for her enduring love for Crosbyton as a council member and her compassion.

Dan Hoots for his enduring heart for students of Crosbyton CISD.

Goodwin Hale for his resilient and enduring heart against all odds.

Join us as we honor these four and for the presentation of a Masonic Community Builder Award.

Also join us for two award winning presentations given by Crosbyton CISD Students Avory Isaac, and the Water Conservation Team of Noah Rubalcado, Sean Gonzales, Hunter Silva, and Tyriece Mooring.

 

Junk in the Trunk Vintage Market

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The Junk in the Truck Market was a great success.  We are already looking ahead to the next Vintage Market in the Crosby County Farm & Ranch Museum.  The next Vintage Market will be held in Crosbyton at the Farm & Ranch Museum at 102 East Aspen on Saturday, September 10, 2016.  Mark your calendar and stash your pennies for the event.

 

 

January Business of the Month in Crosbyton

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The Crosbyton Chamber of Commerce is kicking off the New Year with the January Business of the Month, Strikes My Fancy located at 515 West Main Street.  The shop , owned by Jim and Connie Duke, is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10;00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.  Jim and Connie search the South Plains and beyond to find objects that delight,m transport, beautify, and gladden you; in other words they Strike Your Fancy.  Be sure to think of Strikes My Fancy when shopping for yourself, your home, or gifts for others.  And congratulations to the Dukes for over two years in business in Crosbyton.

TRUCKIN’ ALONG U.S. ROUTE 62/82 YARD SALE

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Five communities east of Lubbock on Highway 62/82 have joined together for Truckin’ along U.S. Route 62/82 Yard Sales.  Join us on Saturday, October 24, 2015 from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. by traveling east from Lubbock through the communities of Idalou, Lorenzo, Ralls, Crosbyton, and Dickens.  Watch for vintage markets, yard sales, farmer’s markets, and check for stops on the rural stretches of Highway 62/82 as you travel.  Stop in communities to shop for bargains at the markets, yard sales, and shops that you might never get to visit without this special event.  Maps of sale location will be available in each community.  Don’t forget to try out local restaurants, BBQ places, burger joints, food vendors, parks, historic sights, and museums on the way.  Meet the friendly folks along the route as you have a Junkin’ Good Time on Saturday, October 24, 2014.

Whirligig Weekend

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Be a part of the fun at Whirligig Weekend in Crosbyton on Saturday, September 19.  It’s fun to look at the entries, but it is memorable to make a Whirligig.  Put on the old thinking cap and make some fun for others.  See you there at the Pioneer Ranch and Farm Museum on 211 East Aspen Street.

Why Crosbyton

One of the prettiest streetscapes in West Texas is Aspen Street in Crosbyton viewed from the library windows of the second story of the High School building. It is so special because Crosbyton was a planned city. In 1909 The C.B. Livestock Company commissioned an architect to draw a streetscape of the downtown. Aspen Street was built as a large boulevard for stately … Read more...

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Mission

The purpose of the Crosbyton Chamber of Commerce is to engage in projects and activities that have a positive economic impact for the community and serve the members of the chamber.

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