By Judy Shutts The heart of the capital city’s nightlife beats to the rhythm of music venues, coffee houses and cocktail bars. The downtown boasts a myriad of entertainment choices and includes both legendary and new venues to satisfy all...
Fun, Food, Art and Music by Donna Joy Brakenhoff Summer is the time for long days with hot breezes followed by short nights, for enjoying fresh produce, and the best season for fun and exciting festivals in Lincoln, Nebraska....
In a less-than-four week span in the fall of last year, Lincoln residents and visitors were able to see crooner Michael Bublé, country star Jason Aldean and rock legends The Eagles, all perform at the same place. by Paige Cornwell Going to the...
by Erin Thomas Lincoln’s vibrant performing arts community features some of the most talented musicians, actors, and dancers in the region. Read on for a close-up look at some of Lincoln’s treasured creative outlets. Lincoln’s Symphony Orchestra Since LSO...
by Allie Busch The Cornhusker State Games Every summer, athletes young and old come together to participate in top-quality amateur competition at the Cornhusker State Games. The games are suitable for both the serious competitor and someone who just wants to have some...
by Carrie Christensen Nebraska’s Home for the Arts, the Lied Center for Performing Arts, kicked off another dynamite season on September 27th with the ever-popular Blue Man Group. Since 1990, the Lied Center has educated, inspired and entertained the people...
Lincoln has fine dining and casual dining, she has sports bars that serve food and small mom and pop dining facilities that make super home-made grub, but when it comes to being memorable, the Lincoln restaurants that make a special...
By Luke Tidball Jeremiah Moore introduced The Bourbon Theater to Lincoln in June, 2009. It has a central downtown location in the old State (movie) Theatre, which finally closed in 2008. Jeremiah’s experience running Box Awesome under the O Street overpass from 2006-2009...
By John Beechem There’s a little known secret on the Midwest blues circuit: the best tour stop outside of Chicago is a hole in the wall in Lincoln, Nebraska. Thanks to the Zoo Bar, which fills the air outside 14th...
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