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People of Hope Interactive Museum will be rolling in to Lubbock for the first time at Catholic Charities - KLBK | KAMC | EverythingLubbock.com

The People of Hope Interactive Museum rolls into Lubbock for the first time this year, setting up at Catholic Charities as a free event open to the public. The traveling museum aims to raise awareness about ways neighbors can support each other, according to organizers.
The traveling museum aims to raise awareness about ways neighbors can support each other, according to organizers. Details and updates are available at cclubbock.org for anyone wanting to plan a visit.
Because admission is free, the event stays accessible to families and individuals across Lubbock. Interactive museums like this one typically invite visitors to walk through exhibits and come away thinking differently about the people around them. For a city where Catholic Charities already works to connect people with resources, hosting a traveling exhibit built around awareness and neighborly support fits squarely into that mission.
Nobody outside the organization knows yet exactly what the exhibit looks like inside, but the invitation is simple. Show up, look around, and see what it means to support the people next door.
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