Galleries: August
Atlas Coffee 2206 Fontaine Ave. Pen and watercolor drawings by Jessica Livingston. BozART Located in Hot Cakes, Barracks Road Shopping Center. “Feast Your Eyes On,” a show of local artists […]
Atlas Coffee 2206 Fontaine Ave. Pen and watercolor drawings by Jessica Livingston. BozART Located in Hot Cakes, Barracks Road Shopping Center. “Feast Your Eyes On,” a show of local artists […]
Let the music do the talking: In an age of overdubbing and autotune, Aoife O’Donovan binds her music to its roots. Often accompanied by acoustic guitar, she can command a […]
Highs and woes: Conor Oberst began making heart-wrenching emo music in an Omaha basement in the mid-’90s. Soon after, he joined forces with multi-instrumentalists Mike Mogis and Nate Walcott, and […]
Power flow: Sabrina Feggans admits she failed gym class sophomore year. Fifteen years later and 50 pounds overweight, she decided it was time for a change. She hit the gym, […]
Evening of excellence: Richelle Claiborne wears many hats. Not only is she an actress, playwright, and published poet, she can also belt it out to the heavens. She charts new […]
Feeling stressed? Suffering from pandemic anxiety? Need a staycation? “Breathe with Me” offers a special respite. Inspired by dadirri, the Aboriginal practice of deep listening, “Breathe With Me,” an installation […]
Leni through the lens Local culinary historian Leni Sorensen got some screen time in Netflix’s recent limited series “High On The Hog,” hosted by food writer Stephen Satterfield. The show […]
By Deirdre Crimmins When a documentary falls flat, it can be hard to pinpoint the weak link in its cinematic chain. Is it a boring subject, unengaging speakers, poor editing, […]
Lizzy Trevor became wine director at Tilman’s on the Downtown Mall a year ago, coming to the position by sheer force of will. The oenophile, who recently aced the Wine […]
Most people think of their parents, grandparents, aunts, and uncles as their family tree. For award-winning King Family Vineyards winemaker Matthieu Finot, it would be more accurate to call it […]