The Sunken Gardens
“To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow.” —Audrey Hepburn Located on 27th and Capital Parkway, the Sunken Gardens is the perfect place to spend a summer afternoon. Whether looking...
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It’s a Musical Summer
An extraordinary selection of live summer music festivals make Lincoln’s hot summer even more entertaining. Local and international artists; classical, rock, blues, jazz, folk or country; in a majestic church or under the stars, we...
What Mark Will You Leave on Lincoln?
Donors make lasting impacts through philanthropy by Clover Frederick Many of us who call Lincoln home inherited the grit and wisdom of our ancestors who launched this state 150 years ago. They built a land...
Lincoln, A Sustainable City
by Frank E. Uhlarik Lincoln routinely makes dozens of “Top Ten” listings ranging from such community attributes as employment, financial stability and entrepreneurship; to friendliest, happiest and even some beer drinking lists (note this last...
Local Nonprofit Aims to Make a World of Difference
by Claire Shinn An array of colors and personalities will greet you every time you enter the Nonprofit Hub coworking space on the corner of 14th and P Streets. In the midst of that array...
Lincoln Supports a Growing Culture of Innovation
by Diane Gonzolas Lincoln is home to a growing pool of risk-taking entrepreneurs in the private sector, and City Hall continues to look for ways to partner and promote the next big idea. Recent national...
Lincoln’s Culture Centers
by Sriyani Tidball In The Middle of Everywhere: The World’s Refugees Come to Our Town, Lincoln resident and best-selling author Mary Pipher, “Now we’re one of the top twenty cities in America for new...
Lied Center Kicks Off 16/17 Season with Broadway Superstar Idina Menzel
by Carrie Christiansen “Nebraska’s Home for the Arts,” the Lied Center for Performing Arts will once again present a jam-packed season featuring the greatest artists in the world in every art form, from popular, to...
Stunning Gardens in the Heart of the City
By Sriyani Tidball about 10 minutes to walk through but, in the late spring through early fall, you’ll want to stay longer enjoying the dramatic garden flowers and fountains. Don’t miss the little hidden paths...
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