Sonny Knight and the Lakers, of the Twin Cities, brought their high-energy hard soul to The Bourbon Theatre Thursday night, with an opening set by Omaha soul outfit High Up.
Matthew Curry, of Bloomington, Ind., brought his blues to the Zoo Bar Wednesday night.
The free event is held every month by the Common Root Mutual Aid Center., with the next Support Circle scheduled for November 13, from 6 to 8 p.m.
KZUM intern Cameron O'Brien hit the streets of downtown Lincoln to visit with artists featured at First Friday exhibits and take in Stella Collective's 10th anniversary celebration.
KZUM is honored to have been awarded with a 2016 Lincoln and Lancaster County Environmental Leadership Award for a community nonprofit organization.
Normally downtown Lincoln would be pretty tame on a weeknight, but Tuesday and Wednesday were exceptions. Playing their usual two-night show, Cherub tore up the Bourbon on both nights, giving Lincolnites a reason to go out and stay out.
Mary Lawson and Myles Jasnowski, of Meonjixx, kicked off KZUM's 2016-17 Soup & Songs concert series on Sunday at The Ferguson House.
On Thursday, the Nebraska History Museum hosted “Atomic Age After Hours,” a special event that featured drinks and appetizers, live jazz music from the band Cambia and a costume contest, all in an “atomic era” atmosphere.
The Zoo Bar welcomed Sarah Potenza back to the stage on Monday night, which also marked Zoo owner Pete Watters’ birthday celebration
As part of Saturday’s festivities, the shop offered discounts on merchandise, live music from the Kyoko Taiko Drummers, Nate Clark, and featured dancing by the Bellajhara Belly Dancers and the Lion Dancers. Also featured were Henna artists, screen printing, a chocolate making demo.