FAQs • Plainview, TX • CivicEngage

Why is the program called Main Street?: It is a national program organized to help revitalize downtowns. Although Plainview does not have a “Main Street” (sidenote – they used to!), it captures the essence of promoting downtown.

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Main Street / CVB

1. How do I find information on area events?: For information on a variety of topics regarding the City of Plainview, Hale County, and other area entities, you can check the Main Street/CVB and Fair Theatre calendars on this website, and check the Chamber of Commerce calendar, or you can contact us at (806) 296-1119.
While we may not have all the answers to your questions, chances are good we know of someone who does. We will do our best to find an answer to your query in a timely manner. Main Street/CVB Calendar

2. Do I need a special event permit to put on an event in Plainview?: Depending on the event, it is probably necessary to have a special event permit well before the actual date of the event. Please call (806) 296-1119 early and we will help you make sure the proper paperwork is on file for your event.
Special Events Application

3. Are there buildings available downtown?: Yes, but they go fast. If you are interested in a building, contact the Main Street program for information.

4. Why is the program called Main Street?: It is a national program organized to help revitalize downtowns. Although Plainview does not have a “Main Street” (sidenote – they used to!), it captures the essence of promoting downtown.

5. What is the difference between Main Street and Plainview Downtown Association?: Main Street is a program ran through the Texas Historical Commission’s Texas Main Street program. Plainview receives the designation of a “Main Street City” through various activities and receives support from the organization. The Main Street Board members apply for positions and are elected by the City Council for a two year term and monies used for the program come from the City’s general fund. The Plainview Downtown Association is a 501(c)3 organization with membership that includes downtown businesses, property owners and community individuals passionate about downtown. Money is received from membership dues and anyone is welcome to become a member. Both organizations work together to promote downtown.