by Julie Nichols, photography by Tom Tidball As the performing and visual arts crept back last year, audiences and artists returned to the rich array of Lincoln’s street festivals, cultural events, and neighborhood celebrations. Music fans, art aficionados, families and...
by Michelle O’Dea Dog adoptions soared nationwide through the pandemic, and Lincoln was no different. Shelters, rescue, and breeders all saw an uptick in the number of people wanting to adopt a new furry friend. Limiting outings with friends lessened,...
by Sriyani Tidball, photography by Tom Tidball Lakes around Lincoln are a great place to go for a run, do some fishing, take a walk, do some grilling, have a picnic, enjoykayaking, paddle boarding or even go swimming. Lincoln lakes...
by Erik Brodin Higgins Founded in 2019, the Lincoln Crossroads Music Festival brings together international touring artists and local musicians and storytellers in a week-long celebration of Nebraska’s rich cultural heritage. Over the Festival’s nine days, you can expect to...
by Sriyani Tidball, photography by Tom Tidball Lincoln boasts of many wonderful running trails, hiking trails, walking trails and more. If you are looking for hand-curated trail maps and driving directions and detailed reviews from hikers, campers, and nature enthusiasts,...
by Ken Hambleton, photography by Tom Tidball With a bag of peanuts in your lap, a cold drink in one hand and a scorecard in the other, just like that, you become part of more than 100 years of Lincoln...
by Sriyani Tidball, photography by Tom Tidball Lincoln’s music lovers wait for the incredible season at the Pinewood Bowl amphitheater to be announced every year and then go wild. The amazing list of performers usually includes those entertainers we have...
Lincoln’s Parks and Trails by Julie Nichols Miles of Trails Known as a bike-friendly city, Lincoln offers 25 trails, offering riders anything from urban commuter tracks and neighborhood loops to challenging long treks through natural landscapes. As 2020 brought more...
by Jesse Starita Imagine monarch butterflies fluttering under clear blue skies as families pedal through a pristine tallgrass prairie. On one side of the crushed limestone trail, a group of undergraduate students count birds for their environmental restoration course. On...
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