What to do this weekend - January 15, 2026

Thursday, January 15
Books: Adult Story Time

+ When: 6:30 to 7:30 pm
+ Where: Bennett Martin Public Library, 4th Floor Auditorium, 136 S. 14th St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Free!

More details from the library's website: "Everyone likes being read to, so why should kids have all the fun? With Adult Story Time sessions, we invite you to join us for an evening of live readings (from short stories, essays, novel fragments, poetry, play scenes, song lyrics, etc.), music with a Nebraska connection, and take-away adult coloring sheets, crafts, and reading lists."

Thursday, January 15
Film: Nouvelle Vague

+ When: 5 pm | 7:15 pm
+ Where: Ross Media Arts Center, 313 N 13th St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: $10 at 5 pm | $12 at 7:15 pm

More details about the film: "Oscar-nominated director Richard Linklater’s love letter to the spellbinding magic of French cinema, NOUVELLE VAGUE reimagines the making of Jean-Luc Godard’s revolutionary BREATHLESS, which ultimately cemented Godard as a pioneer of the French New Wave."

Last chance to see this at the Ross!

Thursday, January 15
Film: The Secret Agent

+ When: 6 pm
+ Where: Ross Media Arts Center, 313 N 13th St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: $12 at 6 pm

More details about the film: "Brazil, 1977. Marcelo, a technology expert in his early 40s, is on the run. Hoping to reunite with his son, he travels to Recife during Carnival but soon realizes that the city is not the safe haven he was expecting. Master filmmaker Kleber Mendonça Filho teams up with renowned actor Wagner Moura – giving an extraordinary, career-defining performance – to craft a thrillingly unpredictable, playfully shape-shifting epic steeped in history even as it feels remarkably contemporary, paying affectionate tribute to the movies of Filho’s youth while unfolding against the backdrop of political turmoil and palpable danger."

More showings this weekend and through January 22!

Thursday, January 15
Music: The Breakroom + Car Bar

+ When: 9 pm (doors), 9:30 pm (show)
+ Where: Duffy's Tavern, 1412 O St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: No cover | $10 for under 21

More details: The first of Duffy's college nights for the year, featuring two local bands. Links to their music and socials:

+ The Breakroom: spotify / insta / linktree
+ Car Bar: insta

Thursday, January 15
Politics: Town Hall with State Senator George Dungan

+ When: 6 pm
+ Where: Olin A, Nebraska Wesleyan (northside of campus) (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Free!

More details: The Nebraska Legislature is back in session, so if you're in Sen. Dungan's district (26), this is a chance to share what you want to see accomplished this year and hear the senator's priorities.

Friday, January 16
Books: Bethany BookTalks

+ When: 10:30 to 11:30 am
+ Where: Bethany Branch, 1810 North Cotner Blvd. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Free!

More details from the library's website: "Bethany BookTalks welcomes everyone for a morning of good books. Since 2001, speakers have presented a group of books, sometimes with a theme and sometimes not. These informal presentations allow for good conversation as well."

This week's booktalk: "Making her booktalk debut, Bethany’s own, Lucy, shares what she’s been reading lately."

Friday, January 16
Film: The Choral

+ When: 4:50 pm | 7:15 pm
+ Where: Ross Media Arts Center, 313 N 13th St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: $10 at 5 pm | $12 at 7:15 pm

More details about the film: "1916. As war rages on the Western Front, the Choral Society in Ramsden, Yorkshire has lost most of its men to the army. Determined to press ahead, the Choral’s ambitious committee decides to recruit local teens to fill their ranks, and engage an uncompromising new chorus master recently returned from Germany (Ralph Fiennes)."

More showings through January 29!

Friday, January 16
Music: Koto Concert

+ When: 4 to 5:30 pm
+ Where: Jackie Gaughan Multicultural Center, Room: 301, 1505 S St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Seems to be free!

More details: "At Kawasaki Reading Room, Allie Colburn will be holding a concert with the Japanese instrument called Koto. There will be Tea and Snacks provided."

Friday, January 16
Music: Madison Beer 'locket' Listening Party

+ When: 7 pm
+ Where: First Day Vinyl, 7301 S 27th St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Free! But they request that you RSVP on their website.

Friday, January 16
Theater: Hadestown

+ When: 7:30 pm
+ Where: Lied Center, 301 N 12th St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Tickets start at $90 and $51 for students | Buy tickets here

More details: "Intertwining two mythic tales — that of young dreamers Orpheus and Eurydice, and that of King Hades and his wife Persephone — HADESTOWN is a haunting and hopeful theatrical experience that grabs you and never lets go."

More showings scheduled for Saturday and Sunday!

Saturday, January 17
Music: The Midland Band Album Release Show

+ When: 7 pm (doors), 8 pm (show)
+ Where: Bourbon Theatre, 1415 O St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Tickets start at $22.09 (includes online fees)

More details: "The Midland Band is excited to release their second full length studio album at the Bourbon Theatre January 17th, joined by Omaha’s own Grateful Dead tribute group “Unbroken Chain” and recently reunited Lincoln jam juggernauts “The Balance” for a night of music and celebration of the Midland Band’s first studio release since 2012!"

Saturday, January 17
Music: Peach Truckin' Co.

+ When: 5 to 8 pm
+ Where: The Zoo Bar, 136 N 14th St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: $10

Saturday, January 17
Stargazing: Jupiter Rising

+ When: 7 to 11 pm
+ Where: Branched Oak Observatory 14300 NW 98th St. Raymond, NE 68428 (Google Maps)
+ Cost: $5 for people older than 5 | $20 for a family of four or more

More details: Come see Jupiter at it gets close (relatively speaking) to the Earth!

Saturday, January 17
Theater: Hadestown

+ When: 2 pm
+ Where: Lied Center, 301 N 12th St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Tickets start at $90 and $51 for students | Buy tickets here

More details: "Intertwining two mythic tales — that of young dreamers Orpheus and Eurydice, and that of King Hades and his wife Persephone — HADESTOWN is a haunting and hopeful theatrical experience that grabs you and never lets go."

More showings scheduled for Sunday!

Sunday, January 18
Market: Mid-Winter Rock Swap

+ When: 11 am to 5 pm
+ Where: Lincoln Firefighters Reception Hall, 241 Victory Ln. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: $3 for adults | Free for youth 15 and under

More details: "Join us for our 45th annual Mid-Winter Rock Swap! Rocks, minerals, crystals, jewelry and gems of all types for sale by different vendors. Food available from World Plates."

Sunday, January 18
Science: Sunday with a Scientist: Find out about Fish!

+ When: noon to 3 pm
+ Where: University of Nebraska State Museum - Morrill Hall, 645 North 14th St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Included with the cost of museum admission.

More details: "Learn all about fish with experts Dr. Mark Pegg and Lindsey Chizinski from UNL's College of Arts & Sciences and School of Natural Resources."

Sunday, January 18
Theater: Hadestown

+ When: 1:30 pm
+ Where: Lied Center, 301 N 12th St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Tickets start at $90 and $51 for students | Buy tickets here

More details: "Intertwining two mythic tales — that of young dreamers Orpheus and Eurydice, and that of King Hades and his wife Persephone — HADESTOWN is a haunting and hopeful theatrical experience that grabs you and never lets go."

Monday, January 19
Music: Marble Music Studio - All Ages Music Recital

+ When: 1 to 2 pm
+ Where: Sower Books, 914 N 70th St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Free!

More details: "@MarbleMusicStudios is a place designed to help everyone develop a lifelong love for music. They are located in the Trade Center in southeast Lincoln, and offer lessons for strings, piano, guitar, ukulele and voice, in addition to an early childhood music program ... Sower Books will continue to operate as usual, so please be respectful of the performers while browsing the store!"

Tuesday, January 20
History: Lunchbox Lecture: Giving Nebraska’s History a Home

+ When: noon to 1 pm
+ Where: Nebraska History Museum, 131 Centennial Mall North (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Free!

More details: "Discover the donation stories behind the NSHS Collections ... [W]e’ll be welcoming Nebraskans who have donated items to the NSHS Collections! They’ll discuss the stories behind the materials they donated, including photographs, a collection of The Gambit chess magazines, and items relating to the LGBTQ+ movement in Nebraska."

Tuesday, January 20
Music: New York Polyphony

+ When: 7:30 pm
+ Where: Lied Center, 301 N 12th St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: $12 for students | $42 for everyone else

More details from the event page: "Critically acclaimed for a “rich, natural sound that’s larger and more complex than the sum of its parts,” (NPR) and as “singers of superb musicianship and vocal allure” (The New Yorker), New York Polyphony is one of the foremost vocal chamber ensembles active today. Their innovative programming spans Gregorian chant to contemporary commissions, and their focus on familiar and rare works of the 12-17th centuries has helped bring early music to modern audiences."

Tuesday, January 20
Music: Nebraska Jazz Orchestra 50th Anniversary Concert III: 1995-2004

+ When: 7:30 pm
+ Where: The Lincoln Cornhusker Marriott Hotel, 333 South 13th St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: $28 for adults | $10 for students

More details: Featuring the 2026 Young Lions All-Star Band!

Wednesday, January 21
Books: The B.Y.O.B. (Bring Your Own Books) Club

+ When: 6:30 to 7:30 pm
+ Where: Bennett Martin Public Library, 4th Floor Auditorium, 136 S. 14th St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Free!

More details from the library: "The B.Y.O.B. (Bring Your Own Books) Club is designed for people who like to gather with fellow book-lovers to discuss whatever they’ve been reading and enjoying lately, without the pressure of assigned reading. Each meeting is “themed,” so participants can select a title that matches the monthly theme."

This month's theme: "A book with a periodic element in the title - for example, Gold, Silver, Chlorine, Salt (sodium chloride)"

Thursday, January 22
Politics: A Legislative Listening Session with former State Sen. Patty Pansing Brooks

+ When: 5:30 to 7 pm
+ Where: The Post, 2001 N St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Free and open to the public!

More details: Pansing Brooks is a candidate seeking to represent District 28 in the Nebraska Legislature. She previously served as a senator for the district from 2015 to 2023. "The purpose of the listening session is to give people an opportunity to raise concerns about pending issues before the legislature, learn more about the legislative process, and build a sense of shared community," according to a post on Pansing Brooks's Facebook page.

Thursday, January 22
Public Meeting: Telecommunications / Cable Television Advisory Board

+ When: 4 to 5 pm
+ Where: County/City Building, Room 303, 555 South 10th St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Free and open to the public!

More details: The Telecommunications / Cable Television Advisory Board advises the city on telecommunications policy. The agenda for this meeting has not yet been posted, but will be found here.

Friday, January 23
Books: Bethany BookTalks

+ When: 10:30 to 11:30 am
+ Where: Bethany Branch, 1810 North Cotner Blvd. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Free!

More details from the library's website: "Bethany BookTalks welcomes everyone for a morning of good books. Since 2001, speakers have presented a group of books, sometimes with a theme and sometimes not. These informal presentations allow for good conversation as well."

This week's booktalk: "Heritage Room of Nebraska Authors curator, Deb, will talk about the Heritage Room’s mission and some of the contemporary Nebraska authors she enjoys."

Friday, January 23
Books: Nebraska Heritage Book Club

+ When: noon to 1 pm
+ Where: Bennett Martin Public Library, 4th Floor Auditorium, 136 S. 14th St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Free!

More details: The group discusses books by Nebraska authors or with a Nebraska history theme. January's selection is Susan La Flesche Picotte: Healer by Nancy Waltman.

Sunday, January 25
Books: Silent Book Club

+ When: 2:30 to 4 pm
+ Where: Sower Books, 914 N 70th St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Free!

More details: Come with a book of your choice (no assigned reading, audiobooks are welcome with headphones) and spend part of the afternoon reading quietly. Learn more about Silent Book Clubs here.

Sunday, January 25
Party: fiftyfifty issue 3 release party

+ When: 6 pm (doors), 7:30 pm (start)
+ Where: Bourbon Theatre, 1415 O St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: $8.21 (including online fees)

More details: fifityfifty is a Nebraska-based skateboarding magazine. Featuring videos by the booey boys, taylor dao and nate judds.

Monday, January 26
Public Meeting: City Council

+ When: 5:30 to 7:30 pm
+ Where: Council Chambers, County/City Building, 555 South 10th St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Free and open to the public!

More details: The agenda for this meeting has not yet been posted, but will be found here.

Thursday, January 29
Books: Book Club - Just Desserts

+ When: 6:30 to 7:45 pm
+ Where: Bennett Martin Public Library, 4th Floor Auditorium, 136 S. 14th St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Free!

This month's theme: "SPECIAL 200th MEETING CELEBRATION!! In January, the Just Desserts mystery discussion group celebrates its 200th meeting with a special theme: All participants are encouraged to share "The book that made you become a mystery or thriller fan". After this, attendees will share a round robin of whatever else they've been reading recently (emphasizing mysteries)."

Thursday, January 29
Public Meeting: StarTran Advisory Board Meeting

+ When: 8:15 to 9:45 am
+ Where: County/City Building, Bill Luxford Studio, 555 South 10th St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Free and open to the public!

More details: This board provides recommendations and advice on the operation of the city bus system. The agenda for this meeting has not yet been posted, but will be found here.

Thursday, January 29
Public Meeting: Lincoln Commission on Human Rights

+ When: 3:45 to 4:45 pm
+ Where: Council Chambers, County/City Building, 555 South 10th St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Free and open to the public!

More details: The agendas for this committee's meetings don't seem to be available online, which is concerning.

Friday, January 30
Books: Bethany BookTalks

+ When: 10:30 to 11:30 am
+ Where: Bethany Branch, 1810 North Cotner Blvd. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Free!

More details from the library's website: "Bethany BookTalks welcomes everyone for a morning of good books. Since 2001, speakers have presented a group of books, sometimes with a theme and sometimes not. These informal presentations allow for good conversation as well."

This week's booktalk: "'Once upon a time…' Nancy and Pam share their favorite children’s books from 2025."

Friday, January 30
Music: Joyce Manor 'I Used to Go to This Bar' Listening Party

+ When: 7 pm
+ Where: First Day Vinyl, 7301 S 27th St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Free! But they request that you RSVP on their website.

More details: You can preorder the album on First Day Vinyl's website or in person at the store for pickup on its release date (Jan. 30)!

Saturday, January 31
Community: Civic Saturday: Out of Many

+ When: 11 am to 12:30 pm
+ Where: Sheldon Museum of Art, 12th and R St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Free!

More details: "Civic Saturday returns to Sheldon on January 31 with the theme “Out of Many” inspired by the exhibition Hyphen American: Intersections of Identity and the ways artists reflect the American experience and how "Americanness" shows up amid many different, overlapping "American" identities. This Civic Saturday gathering is a special chance to wrestle with hyphens, identities, the power of plurality, and belonging in a public, joyful, reflective way. "

Sunday, February 1
Art: Painting at Parrish

+ When: 2 to 6 pm
+ Where: Parrish Studios, 14th and O St., Second floor (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Free!

More details: Come help to paint the indoor mural at Parrish Studios. There will also be a bake sale and merch available!

Sunday, February 1
Theater: Salon Reading Series: I'm Saving You a Seat by Sarah Elizabeth Grace

+ When: 2 pm
+ Where: Turbine Flats, 2124 Y St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Free but donations suggested!

More details: "The Salon Reading Series is back for the new year! Returning in February, we present I'm Saving You a Seat by Sarah Elizabeth Grace, directed by Cesar Perez ... Light refreshments will be provided. As always, the ATC Salon Reading Series is supported by free-will donations and open to all!"

Tuesday, February 3
Music: Joji 'Piss in the Wind' Early Listening Party

+ When: 6 pm
+ Where: First Day Vinyl, 7301 S 27th St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Free! But they request that you RSVP on their website.

More details: You can preorder the album on First Day Vinyl's website or in person at the store for pickup on its release date (Feb. 6)!

Wednesday, February 4
Books: "Let's Get Books Together" Book Club

+ When: 6:30 to 7:30 pm
+ Where: Gere Branch Library, 2400 South 56th St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Free!

More details: A monthly discussion of LGBTQ+ books! This month's book is Symptoms of Being Human by Jeff Garvin.

Thursday, February 5, 12 & 19
Crafting: Experience the Wheel

+ When: 1 to 3:30 pm
+ Where: LUX Center for the Arts, 2601 N 48th St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: $110

More details: "Experience the Wheel (Level 1) is a quick and dirty class that lets you dip your toe into the basics of wheel-thrown pottery. This three-week ceramics course, taught by LUX Artist-in-Residence David Kruk, is designed for people with no background in clay looking to experience the wheel in an easy and no-stress environment."

This class runs on Thursdays throughout the month, on February 5, 12, and 19.

Friday, February 6
Books: Bethany BookTalks

+ When: 10:30 to 11:30 am
+ Where: Bethany Branch, 1810 North Cotner Blvd. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Free!

More details from the library's website: "Bethany BookTalks welcomes everyone for a morning of good books. Since 2001, speakers have presented a group of books, sometimes with a theme and sometimes not. These informal presentations allow for good conversation as well."

This week's booktalk: "Victoria returns with her favorite recent reads."

Tuesday, February 10
Public Meeting: Board of Health

+ When: 4:30 to 5:30 pm
+ Where: Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Department, 3131 O St (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Free and open to the public!

More details: The Board of Health is responsible for advising the local health department. The agenda for this meeting has not yet been posted but can be found here.

Tuesday, February 10
Public Meeting: Lincoln Metropolitan Planning Organization Officials Committee

+ When: 12:30 to 1:30 pm
+ Where: County/City Building, City Council Chambers, 555 South 10th St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Free and open to the public!

More details: The Lincoln MPO is responsible for transportation planning in the city and county. The agenda for this meeting has not yet been posted but can be found here.

Wednesday, February 11
Public Meeting: Community Forestry Advisory Board

+ When: 4 to 5 pm
+ Where: Lincoln Parks & Recreation Administrative Office, 3131 O St., Suite 300 (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Free and open to the public!

More details: The Community Forestry Advisory Board provides advice and recommendations to the city on issues dealing with the planting, maintenance, and preservation of trees and vegetation on city property. The agenda for this meeting has not yet been posted but can be found here.

Wednesday to Saturday, Feb 11-14
Music: Lincoln Exposed 2026 - 21st Anniversary

+ When: Times TBD
+ Where: 1867 Bar | Bodega's Alley | Bourbon Theatre | Duffy's Tavern | Zoo Bar
+ Cost: All access pass is $45.78 (includes online fees)

More details: The annual celebration of all local music returns!

Thursday, February 12
Public Meeting: Historic Preservation Commission Meeting

+ When: 2 to 4:30 pm
+ Where: County/City Building, 555 S 10th St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Open to the public!

More details: The agenda for this meeting has not yet been posted but will be found here.

Wednesday, February 18
Books: The B.Y.O.B. (Bring Your Own Books) Club

+ When: 6:30 to 7:30 pm
+ Where: Bennett Martin Public Library, 4th Floor Auditorium, 136 S. 14th St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Free!

More details from the library: "The B.Y.O.B. (Bring Your Own Books) Club is designed for people who like to gather with fellow book-lovers to discuss whatever they’ve been reading and enjoying lately, without the pressure of assigned reading. Each meeting is “themed,” so participants can select a title that matches the monthly theme."

This month's theme: "An unconventional love story."

Thursday, February 19
Music: Taraneh + support TBD

+ When: 7 pm (doors), 8 pm (show)
+ Where: Duffy's Tavern, 1412 O St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: $12 advance tickets | $15 day of show

More details: The New York post-punk project Taraneh is coming to Lincoln!

Saturday, February 21
Market: Authors & Artisans Market

+ When: noon to 4 pm
+ Where: Sower Books, 914 N 70th St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Free but there will be items to purchase!

More details: "Our Winter Market was such a hit, we’re doing another one! We can’t wait to showcase all the amazing local talent we have here in Lincoln, and would love to have you all show up and give them your support!"

Vendor applications close January 16!

Saturday, February 21
Party: Club 90s LA presents: Heated Rivalry Night

+ When: 9 pm
+ Where: Bourbon Theatre, 1415 O St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Tickets start at $28.27 (including online fees)

More details: "The viral party takes over Bourbon Theatre on 2/21 for the ultimate Heated Rivalry Night. Dance all night to HR edits, pop throwbacks, queer anthems, and nonstop high-energy hits. Photobooth, giveaways, and more."

Thursday, February 26
Books: Book Club - Just Desserts

+ When: 6:30 to 7:45 pm
+ Where: Bennett Martin Public Library, 4th Floor Auditorium, 136 S. 14th St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Free!

This month's theme: "The group will read and discuss the "McKenzie" series by author David Housewright, set in St. Paul, MN. Participants are encouraged to read any of the 22 volumes in the series-to-date. These will be discussed in broad, general terms, as group members will have read differing titles."

Sunday, March 1
Music: Ricky Chilton

+ When: 8 pm
+ Where: Duffy's Tavern, 1412 O St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: $12 advance tickets | $15 day of the show | Buy tickets here

More details: Links to music and socials: bandcamp / spotify / linktree / insta

Wednesday, March 4
Books: "Let's Get Books Together" Book Club

+ When: 6:30 to 7:30 pm
+ Where: Gere Branch Library, 2400 South 56th St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Free!

More details: A monthly discussion of LGBTQ+ books! This month's books are kids books: Grandpa’s Pride by Harry Woodgate; The Hips on the Drag Queen Go Swish, Swish, Swish by Lil Miss Hot Mess; I am Jazz! by Jessica Herthel

Saturday, March 7
Market: Indigenous Farmers' Market

+ When: noon to 5 pm
+ Where: Indian Center Inc, 1100 Military Rd. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Free but there will be items to purchase!

More details: "Join us for a special indigenous farmers market sponsored by the UNL Tribal Extension Office. We will be selling soup, frybread and wojapi, as well as herbal hair oil, tallow cream, handmade jewelry and more!"

Wednesday, March 18
Books: The B.Y.O.B. (Bring Your Own Books) Club

+ When: 6:30 to 7:30 pm
+ Where: Bennett Martin Public Library, 4th Floor Auditorium, 136 S. 14th St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Free!

More details from the library: "The B.Y.O.B. (Bring Your Own Books) Club is designed for people who like to gather with fellow book-lovers to discuss whatever they’ve been reading and enjoying lately, without the pressure of assigned reading. Each meeting is “themed,” so participants can select a title that matches the monthly theme."

This month's theme: "Let's celebrate the Oscars with our favorite page-to-screen adaptations!"

Sunday, March 22
Music: Pump Action + The Retrograde

+ When: 8 pm (doors), 9 pm (show)
+ Where: Duffy's Tavern, 1412 O St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: $12 advance tickets | $15 day of show

More details: The Nashville indie pop band Pump Action and Florida rockers The Retrograde are playing Lincoln!

Thursday, March 26
Books: Book Club - Just Desserts

+ When: 6:30 to 7:45 pm
+ Where: Bennett Martin Public Library, 4th Floor Auditorium, 136 S. 14th St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Free!

This month's theme: "The group will read and discuss the 2024 thriller/suspense novel The Midnight Feast by Lucy Foley, a stand-alone novel."

Thursday, March 26
Community Meeting: Solutions Briefing Rally

+ When: 6:30 to 8 pm
+ Where: Southwood Lutheran, 4301 Wilderness Hills (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Free!

More details: Organized by Justice in Action, an interfaith, grassroots coalition of faith communities in Lancaster County.

Wednesday, April 1
Books: "Let's Get Books Together" Book Club

+ When: 6:30 to 7:30 pm
+ Where: Gere Branch Library, 2400 South 56th St. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Free!

More details: A monthly discussion of LGBTQ+ books! This month's books: Carmilla (the classic) by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu; and Carmilla: The First Vampire (the modern) by Amy Chu

Thursday, April 30
Community Meeting: Nehemiah Action Assembly

+ When: 6:30 to 8 pm
+ Where: St. Mark’s United Methodist Church, 8550 Pioneers Blvd. (Google Maps)
+ Cost: Free!

More details: Organized by Justice in Action, an interfaith, grassroots coalition of faith communities in Lancaster County.