City of Nebraska City - Government

10/15/2026

10/15/2026

Plan your Library visit accordingly this week! Materials may still be returned using the dropbox on the South side of the building.

10/15/2026

🏀 NC REC BASKETBALL REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN! 🏀

Calling all 3rd–6th grade boys and girls! It's time to sign up for another exciting season of basketball! ⛹️‍♂️⛹️‍♀️

📅 Registration: October 15 – November 7

💲 Cost: $70 per player

👕 NEW this year! Personalized jerseys featuring each player's last name!

🏀 Games begin December 5th!

⚠️ Register by November 7th! A $10 late fee will apply November 8–14. Early registration is important so we can get jerseys ordered and practices started!

👇 Sign up today!
https://nebraskacityne.rja.revize.com/forms/16008

10/12/2026

Do you care about Nebraska City and want to take an active role in its future?

The Nebraska City Community Foundation Fund is looking for new members for our Fund Advisory Committee. Our work is guided by our Mission of “Investing in People and Inspire a Culture of Giving” and our Values: Trustworthy, Caring, and Collaborative. We welcome people who bring different experiences, community connections, and strengths, along with a willingness to share your time and talents to support our mission and our work.

If this work excites you, we invite you to complete our brief Interest and Fit Survey to tell us about yourself and explore whether serving on the committee could be a good fit for you.
https://forms.gle/K6i2sJMzRVkqpR2G6

You can learn more about the Nebraska City Community Foundation Fund and our work by visiting our website or talking with a current FAC member. https://www.nebraskacitycommunityfoundation.org/

10/09/2026

Our next Smithsonian Salon will be Wednesday, October 28th at 6:00PM! Janetta Rebold Benton, distinguished professor of art history at Pace University and author of Holy Terrors: Gargoyles on Medieval Buildings, explores the surprising history of these architectural waterspouts and their development in the Romanesque and Gothic eras of the 11th-15th centuries.

Benton reveals how medieval sculptors transformed functional drainage systems into expressive images of humans, animals, and monstrous hybrid creatures and clarifies the distinction between true gargoyles and related grotesques.

✨✨There's no registration for this free event!

10/09/2026

Nebraska City Creative District invites artists to apply to an OPEN CALL for PUBLIC ART with a November 10th deadline and a $20 application fee paid via SlideRoom at the time of submission. See www.nebraskacitycreativedistrict.com for info and apply button. Details are in the application under "special instructions" including project budget and timeline. Note: Target completion/installation is April 2027-September 2027, extensions must be included in your application and approved by city council. From their website: "Nebraska City Creative District is looking for artists to transform history, culture, landscape and community stories into public art!"