The Koko palace is one of the largest and most accommodating facilities in Lubbock, TX since it's conception in the 1960’s. The original wall panels, as well as the terrazzo floors and interior doors, are beautiful.

The Koko palace was built between 1961 and 1963 by Henry Huneke and WB “Dub” Rushing. Mr. Rushing also built the Koko Corner, the Koko Inn, and Briercroft Center around the same time. During the history of the Koko palace it was at one point part of the Koko Inn as its banquet facility, but later separated into two different entities, and remains this way today.

People from all over the U.S. know of The Koko Palace. The greats from many generations have been a part of our tradition. Over the years The Koko has served countless numbers of satisfied clients many with great stories and memories to recant!

Many bands and DJ's highly recommend the Koko for its exceptional acoustics and great dance floor. The original acoustical panels have been maintained to provide the best quality sound possible that is available anywhere in Lubbock.

Hosting events that range from full-blown weddings, quinceaneras, weekly and monthly meetings and really, gatherings of all sizes - call or stop by to see what you can look forward to.

The KoKo palace has a long tradition and retains most of its original qualities. We strive to maintain those qualities along with excellent service in our facilities.