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Sheldon Art Gallery 12th&RSt.
Exhibits: “Midwestern Visions:
Constructed Realities,"
“Paul Strand"
“The Valley Series"
Mueller Planetarium Morrill Hail
Friday & Saturday at 8, 9:30 & 11
p.m.
“Doors” Laser Show
Sunday at 3:30 p.m.
“New Age Laser" Laser Show
$3.50 adults, $2.00 children
Richards Hail 10th & T St
Exhibit: “Nebraska/Texas Exhibit”
ends Thursday
Exhibit: “Chairs"
Reception: Monday, 5 - 7 p.m.
Showing: Sept 27 - Oct 20
Burkholder Project 719 P St.
Exhibits: Gallery A: "Land of the
Navaho" by Ann Burkholder and
Alan Smith.
Galleries B & C: Burkholder Proj
ect Sampler.
Sept 22 - 30
Coffee House 1324 P St.
Exhibit:
“Drawings. Illustrations and Mixed
Media"
“Children s Art Show
Sept. 22 - Oct 23
Joslyn Art Museum
2200 Dodge St. Omaha
Exhibit: “Permanent Collection"
Sept 22 - Oct 8
Antiquarium
1215 Harney St. Omaha
The Bill Farmer Gallery
Exhibit by Bill Messenger
Sept 22 * 30
The Show Gallery
Exhibit by Harry Dingman III
Sept. 22 Oct. 1
The Pre Gallery
Pottery exhibit by Karen Nichols
Artists’ Cooperative Gallery
405 South 11th St. Omaha
Exhibits by Dale Shenefelt, Margie
Schimenti and Gary Towns wick.
Sept 22 - 30
Sheldon Sculpture Gardens
12th &R St.
Sunday, 2 p.m
UNLive concert sponsored by the
Kimball Lead Performing Arts
Committee.
Performing artists include The
Gulizia Brothers, The Jailbreakers
and the cast of Sweeney Todd per
forming several selections from
that opera
Holmes Park
Friday, 7:30 a m
The Great Trans-Nebraska Bal
loon Race
Bennett Martin Public Library
14th & N St.
Heritage Room, third floor
Thursday, 7:30 p.m.
The Nebraska Committee for Hu
manities
“Celebrating Nebraska Women"
“The LaFlesche Sisters," by Dr.
Anne Diffendale.
They were the daughters of the
last recognized chief of the Omaha
tribe
Antiquarium
1215 Harney St. Omaha
Sunday, 4 p.m.
Poets, Performance Artists, Story
tellers and Various other Talents
Admission $4 including beverages
and light menu. Seating is limited
to 45 people
Artists wanting information or
placement on the bill should call
399-9970 and leave a message.
Royal Grove 34C W. Cornhusker
Thurs.: Comedians Don Reese,
George McClure
Duffy’s Tavern 14120 St.
Thurs. & Sat.: West 1st street
Sat : 13 N^htmares
Mon.: Laurie McClain
Wed.: Half-A-Chicken, Defenders
of the New West
Chesterfield’s 245 N. 14th St.
Thurs -Sat.: Lie Awake
Zoo Bar 136 N. 14th St.
Thurs.-Sat.: Jailbreakers
Mon.: Tablerockers
Tues.: Bill Wimmer Group
Wed : Mark Selby & the Sluggers
Mingles 9th & P St.
Thurs -Sat.: Top Secret
Royal Grove 340 W. Cornhusker
Thurs.-Sat : EKG
Julio’s 132 S. 13th Street
Thurs.: The Fusion Force
Mountains Bar 311 S. 11th Si.
Fri.-Sat: Velvet Elvis
Celebration Gold’s Galleria
1033 0 St.
Thurs.: The Limit
Fat Jack’s Council Bluffs
Thurs.-Sat: W.C. Blaze
Mon.-Wed : Auto Bahn
Ranch Bowf
1600 South 72nd St. Omaha
Thurs.-Sun.: E T C.
Tues.-Wed : On the Fritz
Howard Street Tavern
1112 Howard St. Omaha
Fri.-Sat.: Beat Bandits
Mon.. Rocking Daddy and the Blue
Crew
Tues : B and the Hoi Notes
Wed.: Jailbreakers
Sokol Hall
2234 S. 13th St. Omaha
Fri., 7 p.m.
The Acorns, Apathy, Elysium
Crossing. Cellophane Ceiling,
Soul Grinders
$3/ all age show
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