Upcoming Events
Shop to Stop Family Violence
Indigo Bridge is proud to be a part of the Voices of Hope Shop to Stop Family Violence fundraiser again!
We (alongside the other amazing businesses listed on the flyer) will be donating 2% of all our sales to Voices of Hope. So, come get that book you’ve been eyeballing and enjoy a drink from our cafe!
English 852A
We will be hosting ENGL 852A every Tuesday until December 5th, from 2-5pm. It is a graduate creative writing class led by the Director of the Institute for Ethnic Studies at UNL, Joy Castro. Our store will remain open during this time, so still feel free to stop in and shop around or get a drink from our cafe!
English 852A
We will be hosting ENGL 852A every Tuesday until December 5th, from 2-5pm. It is a graduate creative writing class led by the Director of the Institute for Ethnic Studies at UNL, Joy Castro. Our store will remain open during this time, so still feel free to stop in and shop around or get a drink from our cafe!
Zero Street Fiction Launch Party
Join us to celebrate Zero Street Fiction’s first release! Zero Street Fiction is the LGBTQA+ literary fiction series of the University of Nebraska Press. FORGET I TOLD YOU THIS by Hilary Zaid is the first release and inaugural winner of the Barbara DiBernard Prize.
First Friday
Celebrate First Friday this month with Indigo Bridge and Jaime Stansell!
We’ll have free Bahnwich, lemonade, and activities!
Drag Story Hour
This month we’re celebrating Native American Heritage for Drag Story Hour! We’ll have free Pepe’s vegan nachos, lemonade, and activities!
West Lincoln Elementary School Book Fair
Indigo Bridge is hosting West Lincoln Elementary School’s Book Fair this November!
English 852A
We will be hosting ENGL 852A every Tuesday until December 5th, from 2-5pm. It is a graduate creative writing class led by the Director of the Institute for Ethnic Studies at UNL, Joy Castro. Our store will remain open during this time, so still feel free to stop in and shop around or get a drink from our cafe!
Author Event: Jon Volkmer Brave in Season Reading
Based On True Events
In the 1950s, a group of black railroad workers are forced to work in the small town of Julian, Nebraska. One of them, 16-year-old Sam Washington, befriends 17-year-old Carlin Littman.
Decades later, Carlin’s younger brother, Timmy, returns to Julian to learn more about the conflict their relationship inspired—and tell a story everyone would rather forget.
“Brave in Season captures a historical moment that soon will lie beyond living memory, evoking a mythic small-town romance of baseball and then drawing from it a gripping parable of racial oppression.” -Rand Richards Cooper, author of The Last to Go
English 852A
We will be hosting ENGL 852A every Tuesday until December 5th, from 2-5pm. It is a graduate creative writing class led by the Director of the Institute for Ethnic Studies at UNL, Joy Castro. Our store will remain open during this time, so still feel free to stop in and shop around or get a drink from our cafe!
English 852A
We will be hosting ENGL 852A every Tuesday until December 5th, from 2-5pm. It is a graduate creative writing class led by the Director of the Institute for Ethnic Studies at UNL, Joy Castro. Our store will remain open during this time, so still feel free to stop in and shop around or get a drink from our cafe!