The Music District
by Cynthia Peterson Leaders in cities large and small are coming to realize that music can be an economic generator and drive tourism, while improving the lives of its citizens. Though part of Lincoln’s master...
Category: Arts & Culture
The 2023 Crossroads Festival
by Erik Brodin Higgins The Crossroads Music Festival is the largest multicultural and multi-genre festival of its kind in the Midwest and takes place in Lincoln, Nebraska from July 29th to August 6th, 2023. World-class...
Lincoln’s Culture Centers
by Sriyani Tidball Lincoln’s culture has changed dramatically in the past decades, as it is home to many cultures, who also have their own centers. These are not only a tool to help the many...
It’s All Downtown
by Julie Nichols There’s no doubt downtown Lincoln has boomed in recent years. At the western edge of O, Lincoln’s oldest arterial street, it’s still the liveliest part of the city. Less than 15 years...
Festivals in the City
by Donna Joy Brakenhoff Festivals help bring the community together, especially important now, as we open up to the possibilities of larger public gatherings once again. Looking for music? We have that in all types...
The Historic Haymarket
by Sriyani Tidball Situated at Lincoln’s historic ground zero, the Haymarket area is home to more than 40 restaurants and bars, many coffee houses, art galleries, hotels, and at the north end, the wonderful Pinnacle...
Music & Diversions
Discovering evenings out in Lincoln by Cynthia S. Peterson Some days, you just get tired of entertaining yourself at home with streamed blockbuster movies and deliveries of your favorite Chinese food or pizza. When it’s...
Lincoln’s Best Breakfast Spots
by Sriyani Tidball There are some great unique breakfast options in Lincoln. Here are a few places I can vouch for, where you can get a hearty breakfast. Many of the hotels in the downtown...
Living Downtown
by Patty Beutler • photo by Tom Tidball Paula Harre and Dan Duncan didn’t know what they were missing. The retired orthodontist and the executive director of the Nebraska Innovation Development Corporation lived far south...
Natural History at the University of Nebraska State Museum-Morrill Hall
by Caroline Clements “Science knows no country, because knowledge belongs to humanity, and is the torch which illuminates the world.” —Louis Pasteur, French chemist, 1822-1895. When a person visits the University of Nebraska State Museum-Morrill...
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