Gering Civic Center

Really Big Willa Cather Book Club Event (Read More)

Willa Cather sculpture. She has a walking stick in one hand and a book or papers in the other. A partially buried wagon wheel is near her feet.
The Gering Civic Plaza Sculpture Project Committee - Crystal Sandberg, Rita Stinner and Gretchen Peters, - installed a Littleton Alston sculpture of Nebraska author Willa Cather in Gering to celebrate the 250th Anniversary of American Independence and 50th Anniversary of Nebraska’s Interstate-80 sculptures. This free event helps celebrate the statue's installation. Read Cather’s My Antonia and meet for interactive discussion with fellow readers. Ashley Olson will present her talk “My Antonia: The Story of an American Novel”. She will lead discussion and field questions. Scottsbluff and Gering Libraries have copies of My Antonia on hand for check out.

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Oregon-California Trails Association Convention in Gering (Read More)

The Oregon-California Trails Association and the Nebraska Chapter of OCTA present “We Do Old In A New Way”. The Gering Civic Center at 1050 M Street in Gering is Convention HQ, with additional events occurring at the Legacy of the Plains Museum, Scotts Bluff National Monument, and the Midwest Theater. The theme of this year's convention, We Do Old In A New Way, is a nod to the fact that since OCTA's last Gering convention, three new museum facilities were built at Chimney Rock, Scotts Bluff National Monument, and the Legacy of the Plains Museum. The convention will focus on the Oregon, California, Mormon Pioneer, and Pony Express National Historic Trails across Nebraska's panhandle and eastern Wyoming (including the corridor's usage by American Indians for thousands of years prior to usage by emigrants). The convention will explore each of these different eras via tours throughout the region, a premiere list of authoritative speakers, and events at other local sites. Registration and fees are required. Visit the convention website to register, and for up-to-date schedules. Speakers and locations include: Tuesday, July 25, Gering Civic Center, 1050 M St, Gering 1:00 pm Erick Wadsworth - The Mormon Pioneer Trail Across Nebraska 2:00 pm Phyllis Stone - Lakota Customs 3:00 pm Angela Bates - Nicodemus and Black Emigrants of Kansas 4:00 pm François-Marie Patorni - The Robidoux Family Wednesday, July 26, Midwest Theater, 1707 Broadway, Scottsbluff 7 - 8:30 pm "On the California Trail: Preserving Gravelly Ford" (25 min) and "Educational Trail Shorts" including: "The Trial of Standing Bear" - 8 mins "Louise Clappe" - 8 mins "William Bent" - 11 mins "Jim Bridger (and Rendezvous)" - 9 mins "Nat Love - African American Cowboy and Cattle Trails" - 10 mins Friday, July 28, Gering Civic Center, 1050 M St, Gering 9:00 am Brian and Colin Croft - Map Presentation 10:00 am Broc Anderson - Trails & Rails 11:00 am Kylie McCormick - Marking the Trail Along the Nebraska/Wyoming Border 1:00 pm Cindy Pierce and Gina Rhoads - The Captive Lucinda Eubanks 2:00 pm Cody Assmann - Oshkosh Fur Trade 3:00 pm Scott Alumbaugh - Bikepacking the Pony Express Trail 4:00 pm Jeff Broome - The Fletcher Sisters 1865 Indian Captivity near Rock Creek Station

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Oregon-California Trails Association Convention in Gering (Read More)

The Oregon-California Trails Association and the Nebraska Chapter of OCTA present “We Do Old In A New Way”. The Gering Civic Center at 1050 M Street in Gering is Convention HQ, with additional events occurring at the Legacy of the Plains Museum, Scotts Bluff National Monument, and the Midwest Theater. The theme of this year's convention, We Do Old In A New Way, is a nod to the fact that since OCTA's last Gering convention, three new museum facilities were built at Chimney Rock, Scotts Bluff National Monument, and the Legacy of the Plains Museum. The convention will focus on the Oregon, California, Mormon Pioneer, and Pony Express National Historic Trails across Nebraska's panhandle and eastern Wyoming (including the corridor's usage by American Indians for thousands of years prior to usage by emigrants). The convention will explore each of these different eras via tours throughout the region, a premiere list of authoritative speakers, and events at other local sites. Registration and fees are required. Visit the convention website to register, and for up-to-date schedules. Speakers and locations include: Tuesday, July 25, Gering Civic Center, 1050 M St, Gering 1:00 pm Erick Wadsworth - The Mormon Pioneer Trail Across Nebraska 2:00 pm Phyllis Stone - Lakota Customs 3:00 pm Angela Bates - Nicodemus and Black Emigrants of Kansas 4:00 pm François-Marie Patorni - The Robidoux Family Wednesday, July 26, Midwest Theater, 1707 Broadway, Scottsbluff 7 - 8:30 pm "On the California Trail: Preserving Gravelly Ford" (25 min) and "Educational Trail Shorts" including: "The Trial of Standing Bear" - 8 mins "Louise Clappe" - 8 mins "William Bent" - 11 mins "Jim Bridger (and Rendezvous)" - 9 mins "Nat Love - African American Cowboy and Cattle Trails" - 10 mins Friday, July 28, Gering Civic Center, 1050 M St, Gering 9:00 am Brian and Colin Croft - Map Presentation 10:00 am Broc Anderson - Trails & Rails 11:00 am Kylie McCormick - Marking the Trail Along the Nebraska/Wyoming Border 1:00 pm Cindy Pierce and Gina Rhoads - The Captive Lucinda Eubanks 2:00 pm Cody Assmann - Oshkosh Fur Trade 3:00 pm Scott Alumbaugh - Bikepacking the Pony Express Trail 4:00 pm Jeff Broome - The Fletcher Sisters 1865 Indian Captivity near Rock Creek Station

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Oregon-California Trails Association Convention in Gering (Read More)

The Oregon-California Trails Association and the Nebraska Chapter of OCTA present “We Do Old In A New Way”. The Gering Civic Center at 1050 M Street in Gering is Convention HQ, with additional events occurring at the Legacy of the Plains Museum, Scotts Bluff National Monument, and the Midwest Theater. The theme of this year's convention, We Do Old In A New Way, is a nod to the fact that since OCTA's last Gering convention, three new museum facilities were built at Chimney Rock, Scotts Bluff National Monument, and the Legacy of the Plains Museum. The convention will focus on the Oregon, California, Mormon Pioneer, and Pony Express National Historic Trails across Nebraska's panhandle and eastern Wyoming (including the corridor's usage by American Indians for thousands of years prior to usage by emigrants). The convention will explore each of these different eras via tours throughout the region, a premiere list of authoritative speakers, and events at other local sites. Registration and fees are required. Visit the convention website to register, and for up-to-date schedules. Speakers and locations include: Tuesday, July 25, Gering Civic Center, 1050 M St, Gering 1:00 pm Erick Wadsworth - The Mormon Pioneer Trail Across Nebraska 2:00 pm Phyllis Stone - Lakota Customs 3:00 pm Angela Bates - Nicodemus and Black Emigrants of Kansas 4:00 pm François-Marie Patorni - The Robidoux Family Wednesday, July 26, Midwest Theater, 1707 Broadway, Scottsbluff 7 - 8:30 pm "On the California Trail: Preserving Gravelly Ford" (25 min) and "Educational Trail Shorts" including: "The Trial of Standing Bear" - 8 mins "Louise Clappe" - 8 mins "William Bent" - 11 mins "Jim Bridger (and Rendezvous)" - 9 mins "Nat Love - African American Cowboy and Cattle Trails" - 10 mins Friday, July 28, Gering Civic Center, 1050 M St, Gering 9:00 am Brian and Colin Croft - Map Presentation 10:00 am Broc Anderson - Trails & Rails 11:00 am Kylie McCormick - Marking the Trail Along the Nebraska/Wyoming Border 1:00 pm Cindy Pierce and Gina Rhoads - The Captive Lucinda Eubanks 2:00 pm Cody Assmann - Oshkosh Fur Trade 3:00 pm Scott Alumbaugh - Bikepacking the Pony Express Trail 4:00 pm Jeff Broome - The Fletcher Sisters 1865 Indian Captivity near Rock Creek Station

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Oregon-California Trails Association Convention in Gering (Read More)

The Oregon-California Trails Association and the Nebraska Chapter of OCTA present “We Do Old In A New Way”. The Gering Civic Center at 1050 M Street in Gering is Convention HQ, with additional events occurring at the Legacy of the Plains Museum, Scotts Bluff National Monument, and the Midwest Theater. The theme of this year's convention, We Do Old In A New Way, is a nod to the fact that since OCTA's last Gering convention, three new museum facilities were built at Chimney Rock, Scotts Bluff National Monument, and the Legacy of the Plains Museum. The convention will focus on the Oregon, California, Mormon Pioneer, and Pony Express National Historic Trails across Nebraska's panhandle and eastern Wyoming (including the corridor's usage by American Indians for thousands of years prior to usage by emigrants). The convention will explore each of these different eras via tours throughout the region, a premiere list of authoritative speakers, and events at other local sites. Registration and fees are required. Visit the convention website to register, and for up-to-date schedules. Speakers and locations include: Tuesday, July 25, Gering Civic Center, 1050 M St, Gering 1:00 pm Erick Wadsworth - The Mormon Pioneer Trail Across Nebraska 2:00 pm Phyllis Stone - Lakota Customs 3:00 pm Angela Bates - Nicodemus and Black Emigrants of Kansas 4:00 pm François-Marie Patorni - The Robidoux Family Wednesday, July 26, Midwest Theater, 1707 Broadway, Scottsbluff 7 - 8:30 pm "On the California Trail: Preserving Gravelly Ford" (25 min) and "Educational Trail Shorts" including: "The Trial of Standing Bear" - 8 mins "Louise Clappe" - 8 mins "William Bent" - 11 mins "Jim Bridger (and Rendezvous)" - 9 mins "Nat Love - African American Cowboy and Cattle Trails" - 10 mins Friday, July 28, Gering Civic Center, 1050 M St, Gering 9:00 am Brian and Colin Croft - Map Presentation 10:00 am Broc Anderson - Trails & Rails 11:00 am Kylie McCormick - Marking the Trail Along the Nebraska/Wyoming Border 1:00 pm Cindy Pierce and Gina Rhoads - The Captive Lucinda Eubanks 2:00 pm Cody Assmann - Oshkosh Fur Trade 3:00 pm Scott Alumbaugh - Bikepacking the Pony Express Trail 4:00 pm Jeff Broome - The Fletcher Sisters 1865 Indian Captivity near Rock Creek Station

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Oregon-California Trails Association Convention in Gering (Read More)

The Oregon-California Trails Association and the Nebraska Chapter of OCTA present “We Do Old In A New Way”. The Gering Civic Center at 1050 M Street in Gering is Convention HQ, with additional events occurring at the Legacy of the Plains Museum, Scotts Bluff National Monument, and the Midwest Theater. The theme of this year's convention, We Do Old In A New Way, is a nod to the fact that since OCTA's last Gering convention, three new museum facilities were built at Chimney Rock, Scotts Bluff National Monument, and the Legacy of the Plains Museum. The convention will focus on the Oregon, California, Mormon Pioneer, and Pony Express National Historic Trails across Nebraska's panhandle and eastern Wyoming (including the corridor's usage by American Indians for thousands of years prior to usage by emigrants). The convention will explore each of these different eras via tours throughout the region, a premiere list of authoritative speakers, and events at other local sites. Registration and fees are required. Visit the convention website to register, and for up-to-date schedules. Speakers and locations include: Tuesday, July 25, Gering Civic Center, 1050 M St, Gering 1:00 pm Erick Wadsworth - The Mormon Pioneer Trail Across Nebraska 2:00 pm Phyllis Stone - Lakota Customs 3:00 pm Angela Bates - Nicodemus and Black Emigrants of Kansas 4:00 pm François-Marie Patorni - The Robidoux Family Wednesday, July 26, Midwest Theater, 1707 Broadway, Scottsbluff 7 - 8:30 pm "On the California Trail: Preserving Gravelly Ford" (25 min) and "Educational Trail Shorts" including: "The Trial of Standing Bear" - 8 mins "Louise Clappe" - 8 mins "William Bent" - 11 mins "Jim Bridger (and Rendezvous)" - 9 mins "Nat Love - African American Cowboy and Cattle Trails" - 10 mins Friday, July 28, Gering Civic Center, 1050 M St, Gering 9:00 am Brian and Colin Croft - Map Presentation 10:00 am Broc Anderson - Trails & Rails 11:00 am Kylie McCormick - Marking the Trail Along the Nebraska/Wyoming Border 1:00 pm Cindy Pierce and Gina Rhoads - The Captive Lucinda Eubanks 2:00 pm Cody Assmann - Oshkosh Fur Trade 3:00 pm Scott Alumbaugh - Bikepacking the Pony Express Trail 4:00 pm Jeff Broome - The Fletcher Sisters 1865 Indian Captivity near Rock Creek Station

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Oregon-California Trails Association Convention in Gering (Read More)

The Oregon-California Trails Association and the Nebraska Chapter of OCTA present “We Do Old In A New Way”. The Gering Civic Center at 1050 M Street in Gering is Convention HQ, with additional events occurring at the Legacy of the Plains Museum, Scotts Bluff National Monument, and the Midwest Theater. The theme of this year's convention, We Do Old In A New Way, is a nod to the fact that since OCTA's last Gering convention, three new museum facilities were built at Chimney Rock, Scotts Bluff National Monument, and the Legacy of the Plains Museum. The convention will focus on the Oregon, California, Mormon Pioneer, and Pony Express National Historic Trails across Nebraska's panhandle and eastern Wyoming (including the corridor's usage by American Indians for thousands of years prior to usage by emigrants). The convention will explore each of these different eras via tours throughout the region, a premiere list of authoritative speakers, and events at other local sites. Registration and fees are required. Visit the convention website to register, and for up-to-date schedules. Speakers and locations include: Tuesday, July 25, Gering Civic Center, 1050 M St, Gering 1:00 pm Erick Wadsworth - The Mormon Pioneer Trail Across Nebraska 2:00 pm Phyllis Stone - Lakota Customs 3:00 pm Angela Bates - Nicodemus and Black Emigrants of Kansas 4:00 pm François-Marie Patorni - The Robidoux Family Wednesday, July 26, Midwest Theater, 1707 Broadway, Scottsbluff 7 - 8:30 pm "On the California Trail: Preserving Gravelly Ford" (25 min) and "Educational Trail Shorts" including: "The Trial of Standing Bear" - 8 mins "Louise Clappe" - 8 mins "William Bent" - 11 mins "Jim Bridger (and Rendezvous)" - 9 mins "Nat Love - African American Cowboy and Cattle Trails" - 10 mins Friday, July 28, Gering Civic Center, 1050 M St, Gering 9:00 am Brian and Colin Croft - Map Presentation 10:00 am Broc Anderson - Trails & Rails 11:00 am Kylie McCormick - Marking the Trail Along the Nebraska/Wyoming Border 1:00 pm Cindy Pierce and Gina Rhoads - The Captive Lucinda Eubanks 2:00 pm Cody Assmann - Oshkosh Fur Trade 3:00 pm Scott Alumbaugh - Bikepacking the Pony Express Trail 4:00 pm Jeff Broome - The Fletcher Sisters 1865 Indian Captivity near Rock Creek Station

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Oregon-California Trails Association Convention in Gering (Read More)

The Oregon-California Trails Association and the Nebraska Chapter of OCTA present “We Do Old In A New Way”. The Gering Civic Center at 1050 M Street in Gering is Convention HQ, with additional events occurring at the Legacy of the Plains Museum, Scotts Bluff National Monument, and the Midwest Theater. The theme of this year's convention, We Do Old In A New Way, is a nod to the fact that since OCTA's last Gering convention, three new museum facilities were built at Chimney Rock, Scotts Bluff National Monument, and the Legacy of the Plains Museum. The convention will focus on the Oregon, California, Mormon Pioneer, and Pony Express National Historic Trails across Nebraska's panhandle and eastern Wyoming (including the corridor's usage by American Indians for thousands of years prior to usage by emigrants). The convention will explore each of these different eras via tours throughout the region, a premiere list of authoritative speakers, and events at other local sites. Registration and fees are required. Visit the convention website to register, and for up-to-date schedules. Speakers and locations include: Tuesday, July 25, Gering Civic Center, 1050 M St, Gering 1:00 pm Erick Wadsworth - The Mormon Pioneer Trail Across Nebraska 2:00 pm Phyllis Stone - Lakota Customs 3:00 pm Angela Bates - Nicodemus and Black Emigrants of Kansas 4:00 pm François-Marie Patorni - The Robidoux Family Wednesday, July 26, Midwest Theater, 1707 Broadway, Scottsbluff 7 - 8:30 pm "On the California Trail: Preserving Gravelly Ford" (25 min) and "Educational Trail Shorts" including: "The Trial of Standing Bear" - 8 mins "Louise Clappe" - 8 mins "William Bent" - 11 mins "Jim Bridger (and Rendezvous)" - 9 mins "Nat Love - African American Cowboy and Cattle Trails" - 10 mins Friday, July 28, Gering Civic Center, 1050 M St, Gering 9:00 am Brian and Colin Croft - Map Presentation 10:00 am Broc Anderson - Trails & Rails 11:00 am Kylie McCormick - Marking the Trail Along the Nebraska/Wyoming Border 1:00 pm Cindy Pierce and Gina Rhoads - The Captive Lucinda Eubanks 2:00 pm Cody Assmann - Oshkosh Fur Trade 3:00 pm Scott Alumbaugh - Bikepacking the Pony Express Trail 4:00 pm Jeff Broome - The Fletcher Sisters 1865 Indian Captivity near Rock Creek Station

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