registration deadline for Roots to Rise youth summer camp in Lincoln (Read More)
Roots to Rise is a cultural enrichment camp grounded in Indigenous ways for youth in grades K-8. Participants are given tools and space to reflect on and explore their own culture and that of those around them. The camp covers storytelling, rituals, and cultural connections to nature. The lessons teach about how history can be used to understand individuals and the world around them. Participants are guided by the Indigenous values of the 4 Rs, reciprocity, relevance, responsibility, and respect, and practice them daily. The camp runs July 10-14, 2023 from 9am - 3pm each day. The registration fee is $20, and the registration deadline is June 18. For registration information, visit https://standinfornebraska.org/course/roots-to-rise-eye-am-art/
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Buffalo Commons Storytelling and Music Festival, Lassos and Legends: Where History Happens and Traditions are Born (Read More)
Meet the cowboys, visit the places where history happens and hear the stories from those who experience it. The 26th Annual Buffalo Commons Storytelling and Music Festival is packed with ranching, cowboy and rodeo stories and music. Kick up the dust at cattle operation sites and kick up your heels at a stage show in the Historic Fox Theatre, barbecue dinner cabaret, museum concert, art show, open mic opportunities, poetry sharing, Kids Fest and much, much more! Events on Friday and on Saturday night require paid tickets. Events on Saturday during the day and on Sunday are free and open to the public. For a complete schedule and information about purchasing tickets, visit https://buffalocommons.org/. Friday, June 9 9 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. - Boots, Broncs & Branding Irons Community Tour $30 advance tickets required 7:30 p.m. - “How the West Has Fun” Evening at the Historic Fox Theater includes Andy Hedges and Brigid and Johnny Reedy $15, $5 tickets required Saturday, June 10 MUSEUM OF THE HIGH PLAINS - FREE EVENTS 8:45 a.m. Meet & Greet - with rolls and coffee 9:00 a.m. The Cowboy Culture, Brandon Bailey 10:30 a.m. The Beating Heart of a Cowboy, Andy Hedges 11:15 a.m. A Proud Western Tradition, Brigid & Johnny Reedy SEHNERT’S BAKERY - FREE EVENT 12:30 - p.m. Stories, Poetry, Music and Fun – Open Mic, All are welcome to participate. MCCOOK CITY LIBRARY - FREE EVENT 1:30 - 3:00 p.m. Fest - A Darn Tootin’ Good Time. Ya’ll come on down to the library for some western fun! There will be cowpoke tales, ten-gallon hat making, roping lessons, horseshoeing demonstration, and real cowboy music by Brigid and Johnny Reedy. Don’t miss this event! SEHNERT’S BAKERY - PAID ADVANCE TICKETS REQUIRED 6:30 p.m. Horse Sense and Cowboy Tales - Dinner Cabaret, Dinner followed by Andy Hedges and Brigid & Johnny Reedy Ticket includes dinner and show - Limited Seating Sunday, June 9 MUSEUM OF THE HIGH PLAINS - FREE EVENT 2:00-4:00 p.m. Voices from the Western Past
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Buffalo Commons Storytelling and Music Festival, Lassos and Legends: Where History Happens and Traditions are Born (Read More)
Meet the cowboys, visit the places where history happens and hear the stories from those who experience it. The 26th Annual Buffalo Commons Storytelling and Music Festival is packed with ranching, cowboy and rodeo stories and music. Kick up the dust at cattle operation sites and kick up your heels at a stage show in the Historic Fox Theatre, barbecue dinner cabaret, museum concert, art show, open mic opportunities, poetry sharing, Kids Fest and much, much more! Events on Friday and on Saturday night require paid tickets. Events on Saturday during the day and on Sunday are free and open to the public. For a complete schedule and information about purchasing tickets, visit https://buffalocommons.org/. Friday, June 9 9 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. - Boots, Broncs & Branding Irons Community Tour $30 advance tickets required 7:30 p.m. - “How the West Has Fun” Evening at the Historic Fox Theater includes Andy Hedges and Brigid and Johnny Reedy $15, $5 tickets required Saturday, June 10 MUSEUM OF THE HIGH PLAINS - FREE EVENTS 8:45 a.m. Meet & Greet - with rolls and coffee 9:00 a.m. The Cowboy Culture, Brandon Bailey 10:30 a.m. The Beating Heart of a Cowboy, Andy Hedges 11:15 a.m. A Proud Western Tradition, Brigid & Johnny Reedy SEHNERT’S BAKERY - FREE EVENT 12:30 - p.m. Stories, Poetry, Music and Fun – Open Mic, All are welcome to participate. MCCOOK CITY LIBRARY - FREE EVENT 1:30 - 3:00 p.m. Fest - A Darn Tootin’ Good Time. Ya’ll come on down to the library for some western fun! There will be cowpoke tales, ten-gallon hat making, roping lessons, horseshoeing demonstration, and real cowboy music by Brigid and Johnny Reedy. Don’t miss this event! SEHNERT’S BAKERY - PAID ADVANCE TICKETS REQUIRED 6:30 p.m. Horse Sense and Cowboy Tales - Dinner Cabaret, Dinner followed by Andy Hedges and Brigid & Johnny Reedy Ticket includes dinner and show - Limited Seating Sunday, June 9 MUSEUM OF THE HIGH PLAINS - FREE EVENT 2:00-4:00 p.m. Voices from the Western Past
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Buffalo Commons Storytelling and Music Festival, Lassos and Legends: Where History Happens and Traditions are Born (Read More)
Meet the cowboys, visit the places where history happens and hear the stories from those who experience it. The 26th Annual Buffalo Commons Storytelling and Music Festival is packed with ranching, cowboy and rodeo stories and music. Kick up the dust at cattle operation sites and kick up your heels at a stage show in the Historic Fox Theatre, barbecue dinner cabaret, museum concert, art show, open mic opportunities, poetry sharing, Kids Fest and much, much more! Events on Friday and on Saturday night require paid tickets. Events on Saturday during the day and on Sunday are free and open to the public. For a complete schedule and information about purchasing tickets, visit https://buffalocommons.org/. Friday, June 9 9 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. - Boots, Broncs & Branding Irons Community Tour $30 advance tickets required 7:30 p.m. - “How the West Has Fun” Evening at the Historic Fox Theater includes Andy Hedges and Brigid and Johnny Reedy $15, $5 tickets required Saturday, June 10 MUSEUM OF THE HIGH PLAINS - FREE EVENTS 8:45 a.m. Meet & Greet - with rolls and coffee 9:00 a.m. The Cowboy Culture, Brandon Bailey 10:30 a.m. The Beating Heart of a Cowboy, Andy Hedges 11:15 a.m. A Proud Western Tradition, Brigid & Johnny Reedy SEHNERT’S BAKERY - FREE EVENT 12:30 - p.m. Stories, Poetry, Music and Fun – Open Mic, All are welcome to participate. MCCOOK CITY LIBRARY - FREE EVENT 1:30 - 3:00 p.m. Fest - A Darn Tootin’ Good Time. Ya’ll come on down to the library for some western fun! There will be cowpoke tales, ten-gallon hat making, roping lessons, horseshoeing demonstration, and real cowboy music by Brigid and Johnny Reedy. Don’t miss this event! SEHNERT’S BAKERY - PAID ADVANCE TICKETS REQUIRED 6:30 p.m. Horse Sense and Cowboy Tales - Dinner Cabaret, Dinner followed by Andy Hedges and Brigid & Johnny Reedy Ticket includes dinner and show - Limited Seating Sunday, June 9 MUSEUM OF THE HIGH PLAINS - FREE EVENT 2:00-4:00 p.m. Voices from the Western Past
United by Culture Media an affiliate of the Lexington Community Foundation and in association with the Courageous Mujer Podcast are all coming together for Hispanic Heritage Month. During our Hispanic Heritage Month celebration we will be visiting with six Latinas throughout the state to discuss identity, culture and accomplishments. Courageous Mujer Podcast host Gladys Godinez will kick off this special programming on Wednesday September 15th, 2021 with special guest Yolanda Nuncio. Courageous Mujer Podcast is focused on embracing, uplifting and celebrating Latinas in Nebraska and the Heartland. All of the podcasts will begin at 12 p.m. CST Tune in here!
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“The Fifties in Focus” Nebraska Chautauqua (Read More)
tauquabmatiesAshSee full list of events at www.nebraskachautauqua.org
