by Tyler A. Thomas I’ve spent 10 years exploring Nebraska’s craft beer scene. Since college, I’ve been interested in learning more about eating, cooking, farming and craft brewing in this great flyover state. Nebraska has...
by Ellie Charter and Mandy Haase-Thomas The Lincoln Children’s Museum unlocks unlimited adventures throughout its expansive 23,000 square foot interactive exhibit spaces. Now featuring two new exhibits that joined the museum in the fall of...
by Julie Nichols Quilts are a paradox: at once common and extraordinary, emblems of frugality or opulence. Whether decorative, useful, symbolic or ceremonial, quilts and quilting traditions have existed for thousands of years on every...
by Meghan Stratman The Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center offers an alternative to commercial movie theaters and shows the critically acclaimed films you won’t see anywhere else in Lincoln. Located at 13th and R...
by Rayna Collins Live theatre, classical music, jazz, dance, and comedy continue to grow in Lincoln. The Lincoln Symphony Orchestra Since 1927, the Lincoln Symphony Orchestra has presented inspiring programs that encourage the community to...
A Nonprofit Hub of Year-Round Experiences for All by Gina Nathan Nationally recognized, Sandhills Global Event Center (SGEC) has become a premier destination for hosting some of the most exciting and high-profile events. Notably,...
by Lauren Silverman Durban The Lied Center for Performing Arts has been a national leader in arts presenting and community involvement since it opened in 1990. Known as “Nebraska’s performing arts center,” the Lied brings...
by Sriyani Tidball Embark on a scenic drive to Pioneer Park and immerse yourself in its natural beauty. As you stroll through this charming park, make your way to the Pinewood Bowl for an evening...
by Caroline Clements In 1958, thanks to the generosity of UNL alumnus Ralph S. Mueller, the University of Nebraska State Museum (UNSM) opened a “theater among the stars” at Morrill Hall. The original SkyView shows...
by Ed Zimmer Cast-iron was a favorite building material around the world in the 19th century. Travelers may be familiar with SoHo’s cast-iron storefronts, Paris’ beautiful Art Nouveau Metro entrances, or the ornate cast-iron bridges...
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