by Rayna Collins The performing arts in Lincoln continue to grow—chamber music, jazz, ballet, comedy. Lincoln’s Symphony Orchestra Founded in 1927, Lincoln’s Symphony Orchestra presents inspiring programs that encourage the Lincoln community to discover and...
by Sriyani Tidball Under the stars and moon and surrounded by tall pine trees is a magical place in Lincoln. Pinewood Bowl, the open-air concert venue at the center of the lush, wooded Pioneers Park,...
Discovering Nights Out in Lincoln by Cynthia Peterson Nightlife (noun): the activity of people seeking nighttime diversion, as at a nightclub, theater, or the like. Also, the entertainment available to them. (from Dictionary.com) For many,...
World premieres to classics by Julie Hagemeier Summer 2020 offers Lincoln theater lovers plays written by local playwrights, retellings of classics including Shakespeare, Cole Porter and Jerry Herman, and world premieres. Summer in Lincoln is...
by Mary Friesen These are only some of the activities for children and families in Lincoln. Some were designed and built just for kids and some are fun for almost anyone. So if there are...
The Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center offers an alternative to commercial movie theaters and shows critically acclaimed films you won’t see elsewhere in town. The center at 313 N. 13th St. shows movies seven...
Located in the historic Stuart Building in the heart of downtown Lincoln, the Rococo Theatre is an elegant and unique venue for concerts, parties, weddings and other events. The Rococo opened in 1929 as the...
by Michele Tilley and Matthew Boring Celebrating its 30th anniversary season, the Lied Center for Performing Arts welcomes the world’s greatest artists to its stage, featuring the biggest season of Broadway in Lied history, amazing...
by Julie Hagemeier Summer in Lincoln has its share of fantastic performances. In fact, Lincoln is surrounded by theatrical options from the first day of May all the way through to the end of August....
Kicks Off 18/19 Season with Broadway Superstar Laura Osnes Since 1990, the Lied Center for Performing Arts at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln has been affectionately called “Nebraska’s Home for the Arts.” Nebraskans place high value...
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