• Exploring Japanese History and Culture in Nebraska VETERANS HOME AUDIENCE ONLY

    Scottsbluff Scottsbluff

    Curated discussion on the play "Momotaro: The Peach Boy of Japan" with Courtney Cairncross led by Vickie Sakurada Schaepler. This event is for an invited audience only. Momotaro is a beloved Japanese folktale about a boy who is miraculously born from a giant peach. An elderly, childless couple discovers the peach floating down the river, […]

  • Christmas Memories from the 1940s

    Pender Community Center 614 Main St., Pender, NE, United States

    Speaker: Marci Broyhill Sponsored by the Heritage Museum of Thurston County

  • Not Too Far Distant – Arnold

    Arnold Public School 405 N. Haskell, Arnold, NE, United States

    In conjunction with educational events for local students and a Veteran's Day program at 9:30 a.m. on November 11th, the play "Not Too Far Distant" will be presented at 6 p.m. on November 10 at Arnold Public Schools, with Blixt Foundation staff and local veterans hosting an open house prior to and following the Monday […]

  • Cattle Trails and Songs of the West

    Heritage Crossings 501 N. 13th St., Geneva, NE, United States

    Speaker: Joan Wells Sponsored by Heritage Crossing

  • Great Plains lecture: “Rescuing” Japanese American Histories of Nebraska

    Lied Commons 301 N 12th St East Doors, Lincoln, Nebraska

    Learn about the vibrant histories of Japanese Americans in Nebraska from the late 19th Century to the present and the community-led efforts to maintain them in this screening and panel discussion. This event begins with a screening of Nebraska Public Media’s recently aired “Nebraska Stories: Rescuing the Japanese Hall” episode (30 minutes), followed by a […]

  • Art & Literary Festival Celebrating the Harlem Renaissance: Peggy Jones Art Lecture

    Joslyn Castle 3902 Davenport Street, Omaha, NE, United States

    The Joslyn Castle & Gardens and Metropolitan Community College are partnering once again for the Art & Literary Festival. This year will be a celebration and exploration of one of the most electrifying and influential moments in American history, the Harlem Renaissance. In the 1920’s, in African American communities in New York City and in […]

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