Song Inspired by Prison Escapee Gets Short Film Treatment, Premiering Sunday
Lincoln musician Mike Semrad’s short film, “The Ballad of Leslie Arnold,” will premiere at 6 p.m. on Sunday at a Zoo Bar potluck.
Halloween Weekend Offers Abundance of Music, Art Events
This weekend features a runaround schedule of both local and touring bands, artists, storytellers, and events. Check out our rundown for some of what's on tap.
Live Music, Coat Drive to Benefit Yazidi Community Thursday
Wyn Wiley and Lauren Frink are hosting a benefit music night this Thursday at The Studio LNK, 2124 Y St., beginning at 7 p.m. coats, jackets and sweaters will also be collected.
Sunday’s ‘A Family for Treble’ Offers Chance for Children to Experience Lincoln’s Symphony Orchestra
Prior to LSO's Sunday performance, "A Family for Treble" incorporates activities to expose children to orchestral music through following the quest of Treble, a music-loving dog, to find a home with the orchestra.
1867, Panic Bar Among Local Venues Celebrating National Coming Out Day
Today marks National Coming Out Day, an event that started in 1988 to commemorate the March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights.
Photos: First Friday 10.6.17
Photos by Hailey Krueger Oct. 10, 2017 Check out sights from the city's First Friday arts events on [...]
Rock for Respect Friday at The Bay To Benefit Voices Of Hope
The Bay will host Rock for Respect on Friday, featuring four local bands performing a benefit concert for Voices of Hope.
Saturday’s Queerfest Looks to Expand LGBTQ+ Community
This Saturday, The Bay hosts Queerfest—an event to showcase, celebrate and empower local queer artists of all ages through music, slam poetry an more.
Sunday’s Fall for Pride To Celebrate Inclusivity with Free Music, Food and More
Lincoln’s Common Root Mutual Aid Center will host Fall for Pride 2017 from 1 to 5 p.m. this Sunday at the Auld Pavilion at Antelope Park.
DIO Fest: Four Days of Sharing Knowledge, Skills and Music
This weekend The Bay was home to Lincoln’s third -and largest yet- “Do-It-Ourselves Festival”, (DIO) which saw 30 workshops, 6 panels and 50 musical acts across four days and multiple stages.