Speakers discuss fine arts, music, and other artistic means of exploring what makes humans, human. View: 20 40 All Quick View Quick View A Visit With the Nebraska State Poet, Jewel RodgersRead more Quick View Quick View All Orginal, All NebraskaRead more Quick View Quick View American Roots Music and the Resophonic GuitarRead more Quick View Quick View And All that JazzRead more Quick View Quick View Andean Folk Music and Cultures of South AmericaRead more Quick View Quick View Artist’s Vision – Gene RonckaRead more Quick View Quick View Behind the Meaning of NamesRead more Quick View Quick View Bright Leaves Flying: An Introduction to U.S. Poet Laureate, Ted KooserRead more Quick View Quick View British Isles and Irish SamplerRead more Quick View Quick View Cattle Trail and Songs of the WestRead more Quick View Quick View Children Stories, Animal Stories and Traditional Lakota StoriesRead more Quick View Quick View Christmas Carol ConnectionsRead more Quick View Quick View Christmas Memories from the 1940sRead more Quick View Quick View Connecting to Folk Music with David SeayRead more Quick View Quick View Conversation Through Time: An Introduction to Poetry of NebraskaRead more Quick View Quick View Corps of Discovery in Song and StoryRead more Quick View Quick View Cowboy Poetry and Nighthawk TunesRead more Quick View Quick View Creative Writing on the Plains with Twyla M. HansenRead more Quick View Quick View Curious Stairway Mural and Eugene Kingman’s NebraskaRead more Quick View Quick View Diaries and Letters of Early Nebraska SettlersRead more Quick View Quick View Discoveries from the FortepianoRead more Quick View Quick View Dust Bowl DescentRead more Quick View Quick View Echoes of an EraRead more Quick View Quick View Encounters with World MusicRead more Quick View Quick View Family Stories into Literature: The Role of Gossip and Research in FictionRead more Quick View Quick View Feathers & Verses Writing Workshop with Bill ClementeRead more Quick View Quick View Feathers and VersesRead more Quick View Quick View Fiddle Origins: From Wales to Weeping WaterRead more Quick View Quick View Folk Traditions Through MusicRead more Quick View Quick View From Bleeding Kansas to Old Virginny: Songs and Stories of the Civil WarRead more Quick View Quick View From the Plains to Paris: Literary Community, Female Journalists, and the Exploits of Midwesterners AbroadRead more Quick View Quick View Getting to Know Weldon Kees Through His Songs and LyricsRead more Quick View Quick View Heart’s Compass: Women on the TrailsRead more Quick View Quick View Heroism on the Plains: Story Songs of Courage and Determination from Improbable People and PlacesRead more Quick View Quick View How to Merge Science, Ecology, and the Self into PoetryRead more Quick View Quick View I Got the Blues, and I Can’t Be SatisfiedRead more Quick View Quick View Introdution to Oral HistoryRead more Quick View Quick View It’s Only Rock & RollRead more Quick View Quick View James Whitcomb Riley, the Fiddling Children’s PoetRead more Quick View Quick View Legends and Leaders of the WestRead more Quick View Quick View Marion Marsh Brown: A Continuing Legacy in Nebraska WritingRead more Quick View Quick View Mark Twain and the Lecture CircuitRead more Quick View Quick View Marking Nebraska: Our (Mostly) Hidden Historical Monuments.Read more Quick View Quick View Mni Wiconi: Lakota for ‘Water Is Life’Read more Quick View Quick View Modern Czech Art and ArchitectureRead more Quick View Quick View Mountain DulcimerRead more Quick View Quick View Music From Around the WorldRead more Quick View Quick View Music of IrelandRead more Quick View Quick View Music of the Civil WarRead more Quick View Quick View Music of the Germanic LandsRead more Quick View Quick View Music of the PlainsRead more Quick View Quick View Music on the Trail: Where American Folk Songs Meet Classical Art MusicRead more Quick View Quick View Musical Journey Across America: Songs That Helped Shape a NationRead more Quick View Quick View Nebraska Poet, Nebraska PoetryRead more Quick View Quick View Nebraska Territory StoriesRead more Quick View Quick View Nebraska Through Song and StoryRead more Quick View Quick View Nebraska’s Musical Smorgasbord: Music from Various Ethnic Groups in NebraskaRead more Quick View Quick View Nebraska’s Outlaw Trail, Highway 12Read more Quick View Quick View No Time on My Hands: The Story of Grace SnyderRead more Quick View Quick View Patriotic PanoramasRead more Quick View Quick View Playing Around with Words: Creative Writing with Twyla M. HansenRead more Quick View Quick View Poetry MattersRead more Quick View Quick View Quilting Your LegacyRead more Quick View Quick View Remember the Ladies: Stitching Together a RevolutionRead more Quick View Quick View Sing me a Story: The Ballad of Yesterday and TodayRead more Quick View Quick View Sisters from Outlaw Trail: Riders of the Hoot Owl Trail – Nebraska’s OutlawsRead more Quick View Quick View Songs and Dances of the LakotaRead more Quick View Quick View Stories and Rhymes for Difficult Times: Cultivating Our Emotional HeritageRead more Quick View Quick View Storytelling and the Hispanic Oral TraditionRead more Quick View Quick View Storytelling and Voice through PoetryRead more Quick View Quick View Storytelling of the DakotaRead more Quick View Quick View Tales from Hans Christian AndersenRead more Quick View Quick View Tell a Story, Write a Poem with Former State Poet Matt MasonRead more Quick View Quick View The “Tradition” in Traditional Folk MusicRead more Quick View Quick View The Role of Music During the HolocaustRead more Quick View Quick View They Call It Stormy Monday: Evolution of the BluesRead more Quick View Quick View Traditional Folk MusicRead more Quick View Quick View Trails WestRead more Quick View Quick View Train Songs and TalesRead more Quick View Quick View Twelve Great Fables and Crazy Ways to Present ThemRead more Quick View Quick View Well-Behaved Women Seldom Make HistoryRead more Quick View Quick View What Is A Poetry Slam?Read more
