Lincoln’s Multifaceted Cultural Centers by Sriyani Tidball Over the past decades, Lincoln’s cultural landscape has undergone a significant transformation, owing to its status as a melting pot for various cultures, each with its distinct hubs....
by Rayna Collins Lincoln is the capitol of the state of Nebraska. But it’s also a college town—a big college town. Besides the University of Nebraska’s flagship school, there are many excellent smaller private and...
by Kate A. Engel Nebraska Innovation Campus is alive with energy, ideas and the promise of the future as strong partners join forces to create and collaborate. Nebraska Innovation Campus (NIC) is designed to facilitate...
by Caroline Clements Morrill Hall has launched new exhibits celebrating two famous Nebraskans and their contributions to the public understanding of science through their art. The first, National Geographic Photo Ark by Joel Sartore, highlights...
Speedway Motors Museum of American Speed by Jason Lubken The Museum of American Speed has been in an exciting state of evolution since opening in 1992. With each following year the collection continues to outgrow...
Lincoln has undergone a remarkable transformation, becoming a haven for art enthusiasts. This metamorphosis is owed to decades of generous public and private funding, culminating in an extraordinary public art collection spread across the city....
by Patty Beutler Driving toward Lincoln from the west on I-80, a tiny but recognizable image in the distance rises above the Plains. Even from miles away, the State Capitol makes its presence known. After...
by Julie Nichols Since 1973, iconic artists have rocked, rattled, snarled and sweat upon a dark, unremarkable stage in downtown Lincoln—Albert Collins, Clarence Gatemouth Brown, Koko Taylor, Jay McShann, Pinetop Perkins, Son Seals, Buddy Guy,...
by Aja Martin Nebraska State Capitol, 1445 K Street, was constructed over a decade from 1922 to 1932. Artists of various mediums are featured heavily throughout the building with an emphasis on art deco. Touring...
by David Bristow Three yards and a cloud of dust. Leather helmets. A forward pass with a ball that looks like a watermelon. A drop kick. Fans cheering from wooden bleachers that were later demolished...
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