OutNebraska LGBTQIA+ Book Club
OnlineJoin in, read books, and make new friends with the OutNebraska Book Club! This book club is best suited for adult and teen readers.
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Positive Living Support Group (Lincoln) | Nebraska AIDS Project
Nebraska AIDS Project Lincoln 127 South 37th Street Suite A, Lincoln, NE, United StatesA psychosocial and educational peer support group for people living with or affected by HIV & AIDS. Meets every third Wednesday of the month at 6:00 pm at the Lincoln NAP Office. To join or for further information, please call group facilitator Tina Ryan at 402-476-7000 ext. 203
Norfolk Area Pride Peer Group: 9th-12th Grade
This group will be for LGBTQ+ or questioning individuals in high school. This group will be facilitated by adult partners and current Pride board members, Angie and Mo. Angie's experience coming out in 7th grade has given her a lifetime of navigating LGBTQ+ issues and Mo came out as an adult in 2020. Together, Angie […]
Help Out Nebraska: Monthly Volunteer Hours
The Foundry 211 N. 14th St, Lincoln, NE, United StatesDrop by the OutNebraska office to help out with different activities every month. We'll be doing the work most needed to help us advocate for our communities! This event is open to LGBTQ+ people and our allies of all ages. Sign up here! https://secure.everyaction.com/GsjXmuYjI0C9WgiLRqVICw2 Third Thursdays starting Thursday, February 16th from 5pm-7pm CT at The Foundry
In The Spotlight: River City Mixed Chorus Artist Showcase
Benson Theatre 6054 Maple St,, Omaha, NE, United StatesCome hear the music play! Join us as we showcase the tremendous solo and small group talent within the River City Mixed Chorus. It’s a little bit cabaret, a little bit variety show, and a whole lot of musical fun. Two performances!
$35
Open Arms Trans Social | Second Unitarian Church of Omaha
2nd Unitarian Church of OmahaSince 2011, Second Unitarian Church of Omaha has hosted OATS (Open Arms Trans Social), providing a low-stakes social environment for trans people and their families to find community, create friendships, and participate in events with the broader community, from movie nights and open mics to panels exploring the intersections of faith and gender expansive identities. […]