An overview of fun events in North Platte and Lincoln County:
in progress
Prairie Arts Center, (416 N. Jeffers) — Western art by Rachel Brownlee in Rushville. Also from her estate in south-central Nebraska, artist Karrie Steely’s oil and pastel work on scrap metal.her exhibition Meta Prairie Foundl. Open from Tuesday to Saturday. 11am-4pm Free.
Golden Ticket Cinemas, District 177 Mall (1000 S. Dewey) – Top Gun: Maverick, Where Crowdad Sings, DC League of Superpets, Beast, Invite, Spider-Man: No Way Home, Pearl, Woman King When see how they run. Subject to change.
Thursday, September 15th
North Platte Community College (601 W. State Farm Rd) — Red Cross blood drive.10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
North Platte Visitor Center (101 Halligan Dr) — Local beats on the patio.live performance by Wild rose. Free of charge. Please bring me a lawn chair.5:30pm – 6:30pm
Wild West Arena (2400 N. Buffalo Bill) — Whitetail Bull Bash. Invitation to bull riding hosted by the North Platte Community College rodeo team. 10 dollars.7 pm – 9 pm
Friday, September 16th
North Platte High School (1220 W. 2nd) — Bulldogs pre-Columbus homecoming tailgate party with NPHS cheerleaders. $5. 4:30-18:00
Wild West Arena (2400 N. Buffalo Building) — Mid Plains Community College Rodeo Stampede. 10 dollars.7 pm – 10 pm
Unreel Events Lincoln Highway RV Park (4684 WUS Highway 30) — Live music by platinum pearl$5. 8:00 pm to midnight.
Saturday, September 17th
Lincoln County Historical Museum (2403 N. Buffalo Bill) — pancake bait, sausage, eggs. all you can eat. 8 years old 11 years old and up. $5 for ages 6-10.8am-11am
177th Ward (1000 S. Dewey) — Former farmers’ market south of Ashley Furniture.8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Prescription pickup 11:00 a.m.
D&N Event Center (501 E. Walker Road) — Gun & Knife Show. $5.9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
The Borado Room (100 E. 5th) — My Time to Shine play shop. A Brain & Body Balancing program focused on children’s self-esteem and self-confidence. $75. Pre-register at (308) 520-8103.10:00 am to 1:00 pm
Lincoln County Courthouse, North Square (301 N. Jeffers) — Ring the Bells with the Daughters of the American Revolution. 2:30-3:30 PM Constitution Week begins.
Lincoln County Raceway (5015 W. Rodeo Road) — Mechanic’s Race and 2022 Trophy Presentation.. 7-9pm
Wild West Arena (2400 N. Buffalo Building) — Mid Plains Community College Rodeo Stampede. 10 dollars.7 pm – 10 pm
North Platte Senior Center (901 E. 10th) — Bingo, 6-10pm
September 18th (Sun)
Wild West Arena (2400 N. Buffalo Building) — Lincoln County High School Rodeo.9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
D&N Event Center (501 E. Walker Road) — Gun & Knife Show. $5.9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Sutherland Lions Club (2383 N. O’Fallons Rd,) — Platte Valley Delta Waterfowl Youth Day. free. 12:00-15:00
Fox Theater (5th & Bailey) — How Sweet: A tribute to James Taylor by Nashville singer-songwriter Steve Leslie. For tickets, call (308) 530-6070.7:30pm-9:30pm
North Platte Senior Center (901 E. 10th) — Country Dance with Barb Dvorak When Jim Calhoun. 10 dollars.2:00pm – 5:00pm
Wednesday, September 21st
North Platte Public Library (120 W. 4th) — Home, Health, and Estate Planning by Yoko Rowing and Glenn Van Belson.4:00pm – 5:00pm
Blackledge Park (6th & Jeffers) — Kickoff of the Rec Yeah! campaign. A rally in support of the Rec Center project to be voted on in November.4:30pm – 6:30pm
North Platte Senior Center (901 E. 10th) — Dance with Ray Mullen$8.7 pm – 10 pm
Thursday, September 22nd
North Platte Visitor Center (101 Halligan Dr) — Local beats on the patio.live performance by Barb Dvorak When blender cone. Please bring me a lawn chair.5:30pm – 6:30pm
Wild Bill’s Fun Center (1100 S. Jeffers) — Veterans Buddy Check.Complimentary pizza and soft drinks for veterans and their families. 6-8pm.
Friday, September 23rd
North Platte Area Children’s Museum (314 N. Jeffers) — Kids Night Out movie. Membership is $8. $15 for non-members. Call (308) 532-3512 to make an appointment.6pm-8pm
Unreel Events Lincoln Highway RV Park (4684 WUS Highway 30) — Live music by Brother Talbot, Indie rock band from Portland, Oregon.. $5. 8pm-midnight.
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