The Home Builders Association of Lincoln presents the 38th annual Nebraska Builders Home & Garden Show. With almost 300 exhibitors, you'll find information on remodeling & building, sunrooms, hot tubs, real estate, financial services, home repair, food & cooking and more! To find out more and plan your visit in advance, go to www.nebhomeshow.com your only online source for the Home Show. Admission: $6.00 ($5.00 with a donation to the Lincoln Food Bank); Free/Children under 12. See You at the Show!

This annual fundraising event brings professional and celebrity chefs of chocolate delights, together with chocolate connoisseurs, to raise money for a good cause. Proceeds from the evening will help the revitalization of Lincoln's Historic Haymarket and to support CEDARS Home for Children. Enjoy a silent auction featuring restaurant packages, gift baskets, antiques, artwork, jewelry, and more. Entertainment this year will be provided by Darryl White Jazz Quartet. Admission: $25/person. Click here for more information or call 435-7496.

Looking for a special and unique evening out? Bring your date, your spouse, or your partner for an evening of romance and art making. Materials, music and snacks provided. Bring your own wine! Fee: $50.00/Couple. Call 466-8692.

Liven up February with an evening of tasting signature martini creations from local hotspots. Admission: $30/person. All proceeds support YWCA's programs empowering women and eliminating racism. Click here for more information or call 434-3494.

If you think organ music is "stale," or if you know somebody who finds it "boring," this is a music experience organ pops concert. Come experience the Lied Organ in a new light as Mr. Valliant demonstrates a variety of organ styles and techniques. Admission: $15/Adults; $10/Seniors; $8/Students; Children under 12/Free. Click here for more information or call 476-9933.

A variety of badge requirements filled with science fun. Rotate among a variety of stations: build an airplane, make paper, search for fossils, see groundwater pollution in action, and explore a magnetic box. Cost: $10/per Youth. Deadline to register: February 17th. Call 441-7895 for more information.

Over 500 guests come together for an elegant black tie evening to raise money and celebrate the progress being made in finding a cure for type I diabetes. Admission: $150/person. Reservations required. For more information and to order tickets, call 484-8300.

This show will feature train layouts and displays, Dealers, Clinics, Silent Auction, Garage Sale, as well as Door Prizes. There will also be a Thomas the Tank engine play area for the kids Admission: $6/General Admission; $5/Seniors 60+; Free/Children under 12. For more information call 402-475-0600.

Dennis Hopper, Peter Fonda, and Jack Nicholson star in the counterculture classic. Admission: FREE. For more information, call 471-4754.

The Capital Jazz Society features different jazz performers on most Thursday evenings. From jazz soloists to quartets, the jazz never stops! Full food and beverage service is available. Tickets at the door: $6/adults, $5/seniors and students. For more information, call (402) 477-7899 or click here.

Explore the field of flight from the clouds to the stars. Consisting of a number of interactive stations, Up and Away lets children design and fly a paper airplane in the Aerodynamic Airway, witness how air moves objects in the Typhoon Tubes, and even see what it would be like to travel to the moon. For more information, Call 477-4000.

Tracks in the snow, the wonderful shapes of snowflakes, bare trees against a blue sky: explore these natural marvels with your little one through hikes, games, crafts, stories and puppets. Dress for the weather, as we will be spending a portion of each class outside. A snack will be provided. Class size is limited to 12 children, please register early. Ages: 2 ½ to 3 ½ year-olds with accompanying adult. Cost: $60.00 per child. Deadline to register: January 18th. Call 441-7895 for more information.

This exhibition will concentrate on areas of spiritual significance to the Lakota people and features beautiful watercolors of Arthur Short Bull. Visitors are invited to a First Friday reception on February 5th, 5-7pm. Admission: Free. For more information, call 402-472-6220.

Three Nebraska designers feature their stellar work in fashion and fiber art. Designers Layna Bentley of Omaha, Jay Rich of Omaha, and Jane Marie of Hastings will show their work and their design process. Admission: Free. For more information, call 472-2911.

View the world Through the Lens of Pulitzer Prize winning artist Ovie Carter. This exhibition is a retrospective of this Chicago based artist who is best known for this photojournalism, produced from 1969-2004 when he worked for the Chicago Tribune. The photographs in this exhibition chronicle the lives of inner-city children and adults and are on loan form the Chicago Tribune. Opening: January 8, 5-7pm Admission: Free. For more information, call 466-8692.

The Horse Show is an exhibition of horse objects from the Sheldon Museum of Art's remarkable collection of sculpture as well as two-dimensional holdings and sculpture on loan from private local collections. Admission: Free. For more information, call 472-2461.

More than 100 individuals from across the state of Nebraska submitted entries from July 1 to September 30 as part of the museum's first amateur photography contest. Over 500 images of birds, mammals, plant life, other wildlife, natural landscapes and people interacting with nature will be showcased for contest participants, their families and museum visitors to enjoy. Admission: $5/Adults; $3/ages 5-18; $10/family. For more information, call 472-2642

Open every Saturday night to the public! It's FREE to come and view the night sky through three telescopes. Astronomy presentations are offered every Saturday Night, too. For more information, click here or call 402-441-7094.

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This New York blockbuster musical takes you to the 1958 Springfield High School prom where we meet the Wonderettes, four girls with hopes and dreams as big as their crinoline skirts and voices to match! As we learn about their lives and loves, we are treated to the girls performing such classic 50's and 60's songs as "Lollipop," "Dream Lover," "Lipstick on Your Collar," "It's My Party," and so many more! Tickets: $18.00/evening; $15.00/matinee. For more info or to make phone reservations, call (402) 438-8232 or click here.

Written in 1975 by Tennessee William, this play is the story of a doomed love affair between the rebellious Woman Downtown, wife of a powerful and corrupt industrialist, and King Del Rey, once the leader of a successful mariachi band. As their stories unfold, it is learned that the Woman, also the daughter of a crooked Texas politician, has knowledge of a right-wing plot to overthrow the government. She is being held against her will and seeks to stop the plot in order to save the country and gain her personal freedom. Admission: $10/Adults; $7.50/Seniors & Students 12-18; $5/Children under age 12. For more information, call 465-2384.

The hopes, dreams, joys and concerns of the average working American are the focus of this unique, extraordinary musical. Based on Stud Terkel's best-selling book of interviews with American workers. Tickets: $10.00. To buy tickets, call (402) 489-7529 or buy online.

Dawn Harms has been captivating family audiences for years with her fun-loving, educational shows. From the music of Bach and Mozart to contemporary composers, her energetic show delights audiences of all ages. Enjoy Vivaldi's Four Seasons and other music about nature. Tickets: $10/Adults, $5/Students/kids. To purchase tickets, Call 402-476-2211 or buy tickets online.

Now in its first Broadway revival, Rodgers & Hammerstein's "South Pacific" swept the 2008 Tony Awards, winning seven honors including Best Musical Revival and Best Director. Well-known for its extraordinary score, including "Some Enchanted Evening," "I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Outa My Hair," "Younger Than Springtime," "Bali Hai," and "There Is Nothin' Like a Dame," "South Pacific is a deeply felt drama and is as relevant today as when it first thrilled audiences in 1949. Tickets: $59/$49/$49. Call 472-4747 to purchase tickets or click here to buy online.

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