Nightlife in Lincoln
By Luke Tidball Vega • 350 Canopy Street Ste 220 Mon-Sun 11am-2am Vega is a hip new venue in the Haymarket started by four Lincolnites. They emphasize their love for live music and get some amazing artists to perform at...
Category: Recreation & Leisure
Lincoln’s Own Wine Story
Located in Raymond just North of Lincoln, James Arthur Vineyard is Nebraska’s largest and oldest vineyard. It sits on 400 acres of prairie grassland and has been family owned and operated for the past 17 years by co-owners Jim and...
The Deets on Lincoln Eats
by Tyler Thomas, Co-Founder/Managing Editor of NebraskaFoodie.com Small plates stacked high and carafes of house made sangria are topped off from the tap at the bar. Sitting in the corner, nibbling on spicy green beans we watch the open prep...
Hospitality: Lincoln’s Hotels
Lincoln offers big-city hotels that greet visitors with the friendly service of a small town. If you want a “home away from home” in Lincoln for a convention, a family vacation or a romantic getaway, Lincoln hotels can fulfill your...
There’s Fun for Kids in Lincoln
These are some of the many activities and events that make Lincoln such a good place to be a child. Museums & Learning Since 1965, the Lincoln Children’s Zoo has been a popular summer destination for Lincoln families. The zoo...
The Railyard
by Stefanie Harold Warner The Railyard is a year-round entertainment venue for Lincoln residents and visitors. Nebraska’s first entertainment district offers restaurants, bars, live music, and a mega screen called the Cube. Live music events feature local bands, DJs,...
Lincoln Is Wine Country
by Paige Cornwell Whether you’re a wine connoisseur or someone who just enjoys the occasional glass, Nebraska has a wine and a vineyard for you. Nebraska wine makers say that although their wine may be different from wines made in...
From Colonel Mustard and Eugene T. Mahoney to William Shakespeare and Oliver T. Joy!
by Julie Hagemeier Lincoln Nebraska may not be the first city you think of as a major theatre center, but barely a day goes by without a performance during its very active summer season. From new and unusual works by...
Trails Are Calling
by Becky Seth There is a reason that Lincoln has been recognized as both a bike and walk friendly community. Beckoning both residents and visitors, commuters and recreation-seekers, the 131 miles of trails are consistently being upgraded and expanded. The...
To get an idea of Lincoln’s history and its future, just look up.
by Paige Cornwell Lincoln’s buildings provide a look into the city’s past as well as a vision of where the city is going. With a skyline featuring both old and new buildings, the architecture of Lincoln shows a unique perspective...
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