University Place
by Julie Nichols One of the last old neighborhoods in Lincoln, University Place embraces the edges of UNL’s East campus and historic Havelock to the north, 33rd Street to the west, and 56th Street to...
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Walking & Running Around Lincoln
By Sriyani Tidball Lincoln has 58 trails covering 377 miles, so, whether you are a biker, a runner or a walker this city has amazing trails, beautiful avenues and pavements, for your pleasure. Lincoln boasts...
Nebraska’s Capitol
by Cynthia S. Peterson Nebraska’s state Capitol building is the nation’s first modern statehouse. But the building you see at 1445 K Street on the south edge of downtown is not the original. It’s actually...
Lincoln’s Incredible Public Art
by Sriyani Tidball For many decades, public and private funds have added an impressive collection of public art to the city, making Lincoln an art lovers’ haven. Museums, galleries, and public art has become something...
More Than fabric & thread
by Patty Beutler If you think of quilts as only the bed coverings in Granny’s house, think again—and go visit the International Quilt Museum. There you will change your mind; the artistry behind these everyday...
Rococo Theatre
The Rococo Theatre, restored to its 1929 elegance, is Lincoln’s high-end concert venue that providing an intimate setting for a wide variety of entertainment—including critically acclaimed comedians, internationally renowned musicians, New York Times best-selling authors,...
Baseball, Softball and Lincoln
by Ken Hambleton Baseball, softball and Lincoln are synonymous. From the Haymarket Park, voted the best field in the American Association for 21 years, to the Doris Bair softball fields and Den Hartog and Sherman...
Lincoln’s Art Galleries
by Sryiani Tidball The capital city has much to offer—restaurants, sporting events, and performing arts—but why not feed your artistic self as well? Lincoln is home to so much art—paintings, fiber art, video, ceramics, jewelry...
The Foundation(s) of Lincoln
by Aja Martin One of the reasons that Lincoln is such a good destination is so subtle that it often goes missed. Lincoln is a great city because it’s people believe in taking care of...
Even More Performing Arts
Classical music, jazz, dance, comedy—the performing arts keep growing in Lincoln. by Rayna Collins The Lincoln Symphony Orchestra Founded in 1927, Lincoln’s Symphony Orchestra presents inspiring programs that encourage the Lincoln community to discover and...
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