Event Archives
Gallery Open House: A Retrospective of the Work of Lynn Wolfe
Join us for an open house as we feature the work of Red Cloud-born artist Lynn Wolfe in a posthumous retrospective.
Missoula Children's Theatre Presents: Sleeping Beauty
In this musical adaptation of the classic fairy tale brought to life by local students, Sleeping Beauty pricks her finger only to wake up five hundred years later in a rock ‘n roll dream.
Kids Build the Future! A Play about Place and Possibility
Join us for a very special performance featuring area children in this exciting and innovative collaboration with Blixt Locally Grown and The Valley Child Development Center! Children will spend the week of July 12–16 at the child development center working with theater artists from Blixt, and they will share what they learned with the community at the Red Cloud Opera House on Friday, July 16 at 6:00 p.m. during a special performance.
Lynn R. Wolfe: A Retrospective
The National Willa Cather Center is honored to remember the legacy of Red Cloud-born artist Lynn Wolfe in a posthumous retrospective.
Virtual Author Series: Chris Harding Thornton
Spend an evening with Nebraska author Chris Harding Thornton as she reads from her debut novel, Pickard County Atlas.
Animal Engine Theatre Company presents "Henrietta Solway"
In 2021, the National Willa Cather Center commissioned Animal Engine Theatre Company to create
66th Annual Willa Cather Spring Conference
We will explore Willa Cather's work in relation to newspapers and magazines during this virtual conference and with select on-site activities.
Willa Cather and Her Illustrators
“The illustration of books, and even more of magazines,
may be said to have been born in our time, so far as
variety and abundance are the signs of it . . . .”
Henry James, Picture and Text (1893)
Virtual Author Series: James Kimble
Join us for a fascinating conversation with 2021 One Book One Nebraska author James Kimble!
Memories in Light and Shadow: Paintings Inspired by the Art and Life of Willa Cather
This exhibition showcases the work of artist Karen Vierneisel in which she explores the themes and settings of Cather's novels and the places she knew during her lifetime.