The Garden Club of Lincoln 2023 Garden Tour will showcase seven different gardens throughout Lincoln and the surrounding area on Saturday, June 10, from 9 a.m.-noon.
The Tour for Rewilding Urban Environments (TRUE) will take place Sunday, June 11, from 1-6 p.m. The event will feature 18 locations across Lincoln to explore and learn about native plant sanctuaries, food forests, pollinator gardens, patches of prairie and other gardening adventures.
The 13th annual Veterans Freedom Music Festival will take place Saturday, June 10, at the Antelope Bandshell in Antelope Park, 1650 Memorial Drive.
Six of the students admitted to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Glenn Korff School of Music voice program for 2023-24 were invited to compete for one of the three $1,000 scholarships funded by UNL Friends of Opera. Bri Stai, a Norris High School graduate, won a scholarship based on her si…
The Capital Jazz Society continues its Jazz Series at 7 p.m. Monday, June 5, with a performance by the Lightning Bugs at the Storm Cellar, located in Lincoln's Indian Village Shopping Center at 3233 S. 13th St.
The Lincoln Community Foundation Garden Performance Series will resume Wednesday with a free noon concert by the McGovern Stringband at the Foundation Garden, 1415 N St.
The Rev. Dr. Neil Thomas, senior pastor of the world’s largest primarily LGBTIQA+ congregation, will speak at First-Plymouth Church, 20th and D Streets, at 11:59 a.m. Sunday, June 11.
Solar system scientist Hal Levison of Boulder, Colorado, was recently in downtown Lincoln to attend a recital by his daughter, Rachel Levison, who is working on a doctorate in clarinet performance at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, when he wandered into the Noyes Art Gallery during a break.
Learn basic wire preparation, bending, coiling and how to form a wire wrap ring from Noyes Art Gallery artist and teacher Lynette Fast on Saturday, June 17, at the gallery, 119 S. Ninth St. Two sessions will be offered: 10 a.m.-noon or 1-3 p.m. for ages 10 to adult.
A "SyZyGy" exhibition featuring new work by painter Vonni Sparks, painter Robert Esquivel and sculptor Ginny Freitag is on display through July 2 at Gallery 9, 124 S. Ninth St.
The County-City Exhibition Gallery, located on the first floor of the County-City Building in Lincoln, 555 S. 10th St., and managed by the Public Building Commission, seeks two- and three-dimensional work created by Nebraska artists for its 2023-24 exhibition season beginning in September.
Cats are often thought to be independent creatures that like to keep to themselves, but just like humans, they can become bored. It's essential to recognize the signs of boredom in your feline friend and take steps to alleviate it.
First-Plymouth Congregational Church, 20th and D streets, will offer a Blessing of the Animals as part of the 11:59 a.m. worship service Sunday, June 4.
Lincoln Parks and Recreation opened Lincoln’s newest dog run at Bowling Lake, Northwest 44th and West Cuming streets, on May 25. Lincoln’s fifth dog run offers approximately one acre of space for dogs of all sizes, and parking that includes ADA accessible space.
Lincoln Animal Ambassadors will celebrate its 15th anniversary and Wine & Howl event Sunday, June 11, at Deer Springs Winery, 162nd and Adams streets.
The Lincoln Track Club (LTC) will award six $2,500 scholarships to local high school cross country and track and field athletes as part of the LTC board meeting Sunday, June 4.
The annual Witherbee neighborhood garage sales are set for Thursday through Saturday, June 8-10.
Mark your calendar for Saturday, June 10, to find garage sale deals across two Lincoln neighborhoods – Indian Village and Irvingdale.