Metro Community College Fort Omaha Campus: Art

 Things I saw at the campus when I was there for the pow wow

Aksarben Village

Aksarben has some neat stores including a movie theater, Cold Stone, a dog park and a people park, an art museum, and a dance area.

I went to visit the Samuel Bak, Holocaust survivor, museum, but I couldn't get in.  This was in the lobby.

mural

beach volleyball

gymnastics

dog park          

stage and dance area

Breakfast Club

Views of Cleveland.

 Most of the views of Kingman were taken while Sheri was driving.  We visited Lake View Beach in Lorain and then downtown for an escape room, and then by the new Cleveland Temple.  

Lorain park

Cleveland downtown

Never seen such a nice McDonald's, close to temple

metallic art close to temple

Me on the Chuckwalla in Kingman

 There is a large chuckwalla statue in Kingman.  A chuckwalla is a lizard reaching 12-18 inches with the tail that lives in the desert around Kingman.  This chuckwalla has a metal frame and is made of concrete with bronze and Italian glass.  It is sculpted by Solomon Bassoff and Domenica Mottarella (Faducci).  I have tried to do a sefie but it never worked, but was lucky to have someone take the picture.

Route 66 Museum, Murals and Archway

 The Kingman Route 66 Museum is in the old power building, upstairs.  It includes a tremendous amount of historical information, as well as art depicting Route 66.  In the loser level is the electrical vehicle museum.  

Welcome to Omaha/Bellevue Parks; Gene Leahy Mall in Omaha

 Gene Leahy Mall is in the downtown Omaha area, 13th and 11th and between Farnam and Highway 6.  It has several amenities, the most significant being a band stand and grassy area for summer concerts.  It also has a very modern playground.  It is described as a pedestrian mall with lagoon and gardens.  Camberly and I crossed it a couple of times going from where he parked to the Hlland Center for an orchestra concert.  

band stand across green

Arches Playground