by Julie Hagemeier Lincoln is alive in the summer with outdoor concerts such as Jazz in June and Antelope Park’s Lincoln Municipal Band, the SaltDogs and the Cornhusker State Games. An integral part of the summer excitement in Lincoln...
WITH A SEASON OF Marquee Artists by Carrie Christensen World-Class Line-Up Includes Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Yo-Yo Ma Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater Joshua Bell and Broadway’s Anything Goes The Lied Center for Performing Arts celebrates its 25th anniversary season with...
by Jonathan Frederick Walz, Curator of American Art at Sheldon Museum of Art When students ask me, “So what exactly does a curator do?” I tell them a curator manages an ever-changing collection, much like a librarian—or even a zookeeper....
By Sriyani Tidball Lincoln’s culture has changed dramatically in the past decade. Today in Lincoln, unusual, ethnic vegetables are mainstream at an ordinary supermarket. When it comes to ethnic restaurants, Lincoln boasts of many, wonderful options. If it is Indian food you...
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,...
Fresh durian and lychees in Lincoln Nebraska? We thought one had to be in Thailand to find that. Today Lincoln has so many markets to feed the different ethnic food lovers and health food buffs that anything from exotic Oriental...
by Jenny Sundberg Lincoln has been sweeping national rankings for the past three years; building a portfolio of third party validation that not many other cities can compare with. This year, Lincoln jumped three places from No. 7 to No....
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...
by Allie Busch Lincoln is home to a wide variety of people—young families, college students, new Americans, workers, professionals and entrepreneurs—and there is a neighborhood for everyone. Whether you’re visiting Lincoln or living here full time, the city’s neighborhoods offer plenty to explore....
by Sriyani Tidball People of color, including those of multiracial and multiethnic heritage represent an increasing proportion of the U.S. population, and today according to the U.S. Census Bureau, 40 percent of the nation’s population consists of people of color....
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