This weekend in Lincoln, NE

Tapestry weavers with the Handweavers Guild of Lincoln come together to make progress on their pieces and enjoy conversation in a relaxed setting. People at every experience level are welcome, from longtime weavers to those just starting out or curious about how to begin. All are welcome.

Discover how math shows up in everyday life with Math Happens at the Lincoln Children’s Museum. Tinker Theater Powered by Molex becomes a hands-on hub for puzzles, patterns, and problem-solving activities that spark creativity while building confidence and curiosity. This temporary experience takes place on weekends. Museum members attend at no cost, and it is included with admission for the general public.

An annual campus tradition returns with a blend of discovery and a farmers market, hosted by the Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Area residents and visitors can explore science-focused learning opportunities, shop for locally produced fresh food, connect with artisans offering value-added goods, and take part in family-friendly activities around campus. The event happens rain or shine. Complimentary on-campus parking is available and no permit is required.

At Lincoln Nutrition & Fitness: Home of CrossFit Lincoln, this foundational CrossFit program supports adaptive athletes in learning core functional movements. It is designed for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities, building skills and confidence that can lead to participation in group classes with the wider gym community. Holiday schedules may vary.

A henna artist will be in the store each Saturday, coinciding with Farmer’s Market Saturdays.

Strength Saturdays returns to SouthPointe Pavilions with free outdoor fitness classes in the Center Court throughout the summer. Bring a yoga mat and a water bottle to stay comfortable during the session. Class specifics will be announced soon. A waiver from the hosting fitness provider may be required during registration or upon arrival before participating. By attending, participants accept the risks associated with the activity, acknowledge that SouthPointe Pavilions, its owners, affiliates, and management are not liable for injury, loss, or damage, and agree to follow the Code of Conduct.

BetterLife Insurance and the Lincoln Knights of Columbus present a festive wrap-up walk and celebration recognizing the year-long parish food drives for the CSS Food Market. Each lap completed will earn donations from individual and corporate sponsors to support the CSS Food Market in Lincoln. The aim is a combined 150,000 in pounds of food and dollars, so participants are encouraged to keep walking to help reach the goal. The celebration will include food, games, and more. Additional details will be shared.

Share useful items and connect with others at a community market where everything is free. Similar to a yard sale without price tags, participants can bring clean, working items to give away and also look for things they can use. There is no requirement to contribute in order to take something, and everyone is encouraged to take what they need. Please plan to take home anything you brought that remains unclaimed when you leave. Bringing a folding table or a blanket can help display items. On-site voter registration will be available, and masks are welcome. Local volunteers host this gathering in partnership with The Lincoln Tree of Hope and Lincoln’s Little Free Libraries, and community or nonprofit partners are welcome to participate in future outdoor editions. This ongoing effort celebrates 14 years of a free-exchange culture, and help with setup and cleanup is appreciated.

At FXB Lincoln Meadowlane, this adaptive kickboxing class welcomes participants ages 14 and up for a supportive workout that builds coordination, practical self defense, and overall fitness. Instruction follows a tailored curriculum for individuals with special and unique abilities, strengthening both fine and large motor skills and promoting both physical and mental well being. Beyond training, the session encourages peer connection and friendship while helping participants grow in confidence and athletic ability.

This inclusive kickboxing class focuses on strength training and is tailored to each participant’s unique needs and skills. It is open to children ages 6 to 13 and is offered at an affordable price. Use the registration link to sign up, and direct any questions to Jeff Essink. The schedule may shift around holidays.

Marking six years of ECHO, this community-centered celebration at Turbine Flats features free games, food, and activities. The event takes place indoors in the front gallery, and overflow parking is available on the street. Support comes from premier sponsors Copple Insurance and OMT! Divine Women's Resale, supporting sponsors Eagle Printing & Sign, Southeast Community College, and West Gate Bank, and community sponsor Rosa Martinez with Wood Bros Realty.

Returning for its fourth year, the Fallbrook Festival brings an evening of live music by AMFM, a curated market of local vendors, a variety of food trucks, and an expanded kids zone with a bounce house, face painting, and balloon twisting. Presented with support from AKRS, Nebraska Nursery, and Cattle Bank, this edition adds a new wine tasting option, the Vinyls & Vines VIP Experience, which requires a separate ticket. Participating producers include Junto Wine, James Arthur, Glacial Till, and Capitol View, along with Zipline Brewery. General admission is $5 cash, with free entry for children 12 and under. The VIP wine tasting ticket costs $25 and includes festival admission with a VIP entrance, 10 tasting samples, a souvenir tasting glass, and a reusable wine bottle bag.

Experience live music presented as part of a continuing series that highlights a changing roster of performers. Previous shows have featured Pance Zaev, Riley Cameron, Orion Walsh, Peter Boufford, Denise Howe, and Jake Kloefkorn. Details about upcoming performers will be shared when available.

Live music sets the tone for an evening at Alchemy in the Haymarket. There is no cover charge.

An event is planned at Cappy's.

The Winnipeg Goldeyes face the Lincoln Saltdogs at Haymarket Park for an independent baseball matchup with a friendly, close-to-the-action feel. Two American Association teams square off in a setting where you can follow every toss, catch the sounds from the benches, and watch the game play out with the Lincoln skyline in view. If being in your seat for the opening pitch matters to you, consider securing tickets ahead of time.

Step up to the prize lane and take a shot at winning merchandise and vouchers from local businesses. Pricing is $5 for a single throw or $10 for three throws.

Life in Bloom Sonography Studio and Good Friends Sleep Services present a small-group experience that pairs a brief ultrasound preview with practical guidance for the early weeks after birth. Expectant parents can see their baby on screen, learn about newborn sleep from a qualified coach, and pick up workable strategies to build healthy routines from the start. There is time for questions and connection with other parents-to-be, plus light refreshments along with giveaways and prizes. The cost is $199 per couple. Attendance is limited to keep the setting calm and personal, helping participants head home feeling prepared, connected, and excited for the journey into parenthood.

This neighborhood welcome features Southern soul food and seafood. It is a friendly chance to greet the new neighbors and enjoy comforting flavors.

Celebrate the upcoming school year with a community bowling fundraiser at Hollywood Bowl that benefits the Fredstrom PTO. Ten percent of sales from bowling, food, and beverages will be donated to support classrooms, extra field trips, teacher grants, and additional community-building activities throughout the year. Families are responsible for their own bowling, shoe rentals, and any food or drinks. Lanes can be reserved in advance to secure a time slot, with regular open play available for 1, 1.5, or 2 hours, and an All You Can Bowl option priced at $40 per lane that includes 2 hours of bowling and shoes for up to 6 guests. When booking, be sure to select the correct date for this event.

The Lincoln Municipal Band presents the fifth concert in its summer series at the John Shildneck Memorial Bandshell in Antelope Park. Conducted by Tony Falcone, the program features French horn soloist Justin Mohling. Admission is free and open to all. Pack a picnic and settle in for an evening of music with family and friends.

Step onto the floor for a fun, dance-filled outing. Bring your best moves and enjoy the rhythm.