by Lauren Silverman Durban The Lied Center for Performing Arts has been a national leader in arts presenting and community involvement since it opened in 1990 in Lincoln, NE. Known as “Nebraska’s performing arts center,”...
by Cynthia S. Peterson ‘By leaps and bounds’ continues to describe Downtown Lincoln’s growth, development and reimaging. A lot has changed and the changes are good, with more to come. In the early 1980s, except...
Lincoln has undergone a remarkable transformation, becoming a haven for art enthusiasts. This metamorphosis is owed to decades of generous public and private funding, culminating in an extraordinary public art collection spread across the city....
by Patty Beutler Driving toward Lincoln from the west on I-80, a tiny but recognizable image in the distance rises above the Plains. Even from miles away, the State Capitol makes its presence known. After...
by Molly Nance One of the things that makes a great city is a great park. New York has Central Park, San Francisco has Golden Gate Park, Chicago has Grant Park, and within two or...
by Jackson Wilde Hung on gallery walls at the International Quilt Museum, quilts made during World War I show the loss, sacrifice and patriotism of an era punctuated with conflict. With traditional patterns and repurposed...
by Morgan Moll, Taylor Kumm – LNK Marketing Interns, and Rachel Barth, Director of Communications It’s hard to believe, but it’s already been a year since Lincoln’s airport embarked on a remarkable transformation journey. The...
by Julie Nichols Since 1973, iconic artists have rocked, rattled, snarled and sweat upon a dark, unremarkable stage in downtown Lincoln—Albert Collins, Clarence Gatemouth Brown, Koko Taylor, Jay McShann, Pinetop Perkins, Son Seals, Buddy Guy,...
by Ken Hambleton The idea is simple and often repeated. As W.P. Kinsella wrote in Field of Dreams, Build it and they will come, Jeff Maul and a host of partners are going to live...
A Strategic Plan for Lincoln’s Economic Future The future is exceptionally bright for Lincoln. Last year, the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce, two top consulting firms, a 42-member steering committee of business leaders and nearly 3,500...
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