AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCommunity & Culture: Lincoln’s Asian Community and Cultural Center’s monthly Mahjong Club is welcoming newcomers and experienced players alike, using the traditional game to bring people together offline. Music Education: Jazz great Wynton Marsalis visited Lincoln and spoke about how music nurtures students, as school programs face rising costs and budget cuts. Great Plains History: Rob Bozel, the first recipient of the Rippeteau Prize, will discuss Sandhills archaeology at Morrill Hall on Oct. 13. Onstage: Lincoln-area theaters have a busy October lineup, including Nebraska Wesleyan’s “Underdog: The Other Other Brontë,” with performances through Oct. 11. Immigrant Stories: A new collection, “The Lives of Immigrants and Refugees,” brings together 31 essays about migration and finding home in Nebraska; contributor Phanomvan Pongdara summed up the book’s welcome: “Listening is welcoming.”
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