'Day the Music Died' events set for Lubbock's Buddy Holly Center

To mark the 64th anniversary of the "Day the Music Died," Lubbock will celebrate its native son Buddy Holly with a showcase of his life and music ahead of the city's monthly First Friday Art Trail.

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