
Lincoln Students Mark Día de los Muertos on Union Plaza
The University Program Council and Mexican-American Students Association hosted a Día de los Muertos event on the University of Nebraska-Lincoln campus.
Entertainment in Lincoln runs on live events, cultural happenings and the arts, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting takes in the business of media, venue programming and the broader industry trends shaping the local scene.

The University Program Council and Mexican-American Students Association hosted a Día de los Muertos event on the University of Nebraska-Lincoln campus.
The Lincoln Police and Fire Departments hosted their third annual Halloween event for local youth.
Live Poll
Do you believe local live music performances add meaningful value to your community?
The five-piece local group recently performed at the Daily Nebraskan and is preparing to release a 10-song record.

Live Poll
Do you believe your local community does enough to celebrate its own literary and historical figures?
Timothy Schaffert will be honored for his contributions to Nebraska literature on October 28, 2026.

Live Poll
Do you enjoy it when neighbors create elaborate holiday displays in your community?
A local homeowner transforms her property into an elaborate scare experience with handmade props and live actors.

Live Poll
Do you believe student-run organizations are valuable for gaining professional work experience?
The student-led group at the Sheldon Museum of Art doubled its membership and achieved formal organizational recognition.

This section follows live events, cultural happenings, venue programming and industry shifts. Reporting reaches across the city and the communities around it. Seasonality dictates the pace of events, as the arrival of national tours and festivals dictates the calendar. Media consolidation and venue management models are the factors that most frequently shift the landscape.