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Blixt Locally Grown is a group of grown up theatre nerds, science geeks, music dorks, and and outsiders that realized that when we got together and brought our collective super powers to the table, we could make some pretty awesome stuff happen.
Since getting started in 2015, we've become friends and partners with many awesome people, places and organizations in and around Nebraska who are passionate about innovative programming, education, and high quality arts experiences that you could easily find in New York or London. The thing is, we don't want to live in New York or London, okay? We want to live in Nebraska, and we want other awesome people who feel like they can't find an appropriate outlet for their wild creativity to be able to contribute and thrive and to make their homes here as well.
We also help people who are curious about the arts better understand how to leverage them to get awesome stuff done.
Creatives and creativity belong anywhere someone wants to make something amazing happen.
We're here to grow goodness.
Since getting started in 2015, we've become friends and partners with many awesome people, places and organizations in and around Nebraska who are passionate about innovative programming, education, and high quality arts experiences that you could easily find in New York or London. The thing is, we don't want to live in New York or London, okay? We want to live in Nebraska, and we want other awesome people who feel like they can't find an appropriate outlet for their wild creativity to be able to contribute and thrive and to make their homes here as well.
We also help people who are curious about the arts better understand how to leverage them to get awesome stuff done.
Creatives and creativity belong anywhere someone wants to make something amazing happen.
We're here to grow goodness.
Thank you to the following organizations for helping us grow goodness with the arts.
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