
From public art displays spread throughout the city to contemporary art centers, award-winning museums, local galleries and hands-on interactive art houses, Omaha's creative spirit is contagious. That spirit can also be found onstage. The Holland Center for the Performing Arts is an acoustical wonder, the perfect place to listen to the Omaha Symphony and some of the country's top performers. The historic Orpheum Theater provides a stage for local and Broadway productions. And the Omaha Community Playhouse, the largest community theater in the country, thrives on creating its own high-quality brand of theater.
A professional theatre company known for its daring and innovative productions and powerful acting ensemble, now celebrating its 23rd season. Each season features four award-winning … more
Nebraska's largest art museum, and one of the "10 Best Art Museums for Kids" in the nation (Child magazine). Permanent collections from antiquity to the present, with an emphasis on 19th- … more
Omaha's premier professional Latino dance company, “CHOMARI" performs throughout the year at El Museo Latino and a variety of venues in the Omaha area. Accessible.
International artist-in-residence program located in the historic Old Market area. Artists from around the world live and work in the second-floor studios. Bemis Center galleries feature … more
The Brigit Saint Brigit Theatre Company (BSB) is the only company in the area that dedicates itself to professional-level production of the classics. From Greek tragedy to contemporary … more
National touring companies bring the best of Broadway to Omaha! Experience the dramas, comedies and musicals that have packed theaters in New York right here in our elegant, vintage Orpheum
Omaha’s premiere little theatre. Features new plays, classic comedies, dramas and mysteries. Accessible.
Hosts exhibitions of fine art created by student, local, national and international artists each academic year. Handicapped Accessible.
Measuring 70 feet tall and 465 feet long, the mural titled "Fertile Ground" is one of the largest murals in the country. Created by internationally acclaimed artist Meg Saligman, the 32,500 … more
On national register. Under renovation, the original Winter Quarters Mill timbers date from 1846 and the Mormon Trail. The mill was re-established in 1857 during the Gold Rush passing … more

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