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Nathan Go was a writing resident in here at the KHN in 2017. Last month his first novel, Forgiving Imelda Marcos, was published by Farrar, Straus and Giroux. Congratulations Nathan, what an...

Elizabeth Weissberg completed a 6-week writer's residency here at the KHN in the fall of 2022. At the time she was pitching an article and this week the Guardian published it! Congratulations...

2017 Resident Alumni in Visual Arts, Daniel Handal, has a new exhbition opening at CLAMP Gallery in New York City this summer. "My project delves into the topics of individuality, nonconformity, and...

Congratulations to two-time KHN resident, Miriam Gershow, on her upcoming publications! Not only is Propeller Books acquiring her story collection, but Gershow has now also sold a novel she finished...

Shannon Vesely (KHN 2021 Alum) announced the publication of her collection of Poems, The Way of Things. “It's the way of things,” writes Shannon Vesely, “the day refusing to die/germinating in the ash...

David Hoon Kim (KHN alum 2011) announced the bilingual publication of an essay, "Au sosie de Samuel Beckett"/"To Samuel Beckett's Doppelgänger". The essay was published in French and in English...

Shaun Kadlec (2020 alum) announced that his forthcoming documentary, Possible Selves, will premiere with the Human Rights Watch Film Festival on February 2, 2022. The film will be available to view...

Brownville, NE – Artists from the community and surrounding areas are invited to a two-day workshop on February 18 and 19 taught by nationally recognized Western artist, Loren Entz. This workshop...

Elizabeth Shores (KHN Alum 2019) announced a call to participate in Migratory Yellow Pages, an upcoming project of Shores, co-curator Lara Goldmann, and Mexico City-based artist Minerva Cuevas in El...

Blake Allen (KHN Alum 2020) announced the release of his world premiere recording of The Shards of an Honor Code Junkie. The album was released on Setpember 17, 2021 on No Reverse Records, with...

John Schuerman (KHN alum 2018) shared a call for artist submissions for the Rochester Art Center's 2022 exhibition, Walk With Us. Jurors Zoe Cinel and John Schuerman (curators, as well as artists with...

The Contemporary Dayton presents the premiere of a new body of work by Mychaelyn Michalec (KHN alum 2020). The exhibition, From A Basement On A Hill, consists of embroidered “drawings” and deeply...

David Hoon Kim (KHN alum 2011) announced that his debut novel, Paris Is a Party, Paris Is a Ghost, was published this month by Farrar, Straus & Giroux. Macmillan Publishers states, "David Hoon Kim’s...

One of our past Food Safety and Education interns, Emma, found this great game for all ages. Check out this link to see the Pollinator Jeopardy game that we've enjoyed playing with some of our tours...

In the Kimmel gardens, we have many beautiful plants and insects that all work together to help create our beautiful environment. Many of the plants we enjoy are native to Nebraska and the surrounding...

Kimmel Orchard and Vineyard work closely with the University of Nebraska at Lincoln Bee Lab to make sure we have bees to pollinate our orchard. Bees are not the only pollinators that we find working...

New York, NY (June 28, 2021) – The Dramatists Guild of America is pleased to announce that the co-recipients of the 2021 Lanford Wilson Award are Mariam Bazeed and Rhiana Yazzie. The award will be...

In honor of our current cherry season, here are ten fun cherry facts! While we won't be having a cherry festival this year, you can purchase fresh and frozen Kimmel cherries in the Apple Barn while...

The bottle of honey you get from the Apple Barn does not just appear out of nowhere. There is more to it than just bees and flowers. Flower nectar is the beginning stage of honey. It is stored inside...

Happy National Pollinator Week! Pollinator Week is an annual event that is celebrated in support of pollinator health! The goal of the week is to spread the word about all things pollinators...