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On your next trip to Omaha, give your teen a few hours to explore downtown Omaha on their own. The neighborhood is compact, walkable and safe. If…
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The final weekends of summer meet the first weekends of fall to provide opportunities for exploration and relaxation. Here are 10 ideas for making the…
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From the rolling Ponca Hills in Nebraska to the scenic Loess Hills across the river in Iowa, there are plenty of hiking opportunities to explore in the…
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Looking for a Halloween-themed night out in Omaha? Dance until you froth, wander a castle’s haunted halls or join a coven’s bar crawl. Omaha’s Halloween Pop-Up Bars The Cottonwood’s Pool Club transforms into Hotel Immortale, a 1930s hotel with crimson draping, antique brass, vintage lights and…
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Looking for spooky things to do in Omaha this Halloween season? From after-hours museum events and eerie garden experiences to witches, horror and live theater, Omaha has plenty of Halloween fun designed for adults. Here are five Halloween events and experiences to check out in Omaha in 2026: Spend…
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From Halloween events and outdoor adventures to seasonal food finds, Omaha offers even more ways to fill your itinerary with fall magic. Fall Fun Outdoors As September turns to October, Omaha’s trees blaze with color and outdoor attractions provide a great way to enjoy the season. Fontenelle Forest…
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September and October are beautiful times to be outdoors in Omaha. Trees turn shades of red and orange, the weather cools but stays comfortable, and the metro fills with pumpkin patches, corn mazes, hayrack rides and cozy campfires. From spooky-fun adventures to low-key outings, Omaha offers plenty…
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Fall in Omaha means pumpkins, costumes and plenty of ways to celebrate together. October is packed with Halloween happenings for all ages, from spooky spectacles to family-friendly fun. Explore this roundup of Omaha’s top Halloween events. Zootacular Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo & Aquarium Oct. 14…
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Omaha is full of atmospheric places that make perfect spooky photo locations — whether you’re visiting in October or chasing eerie vibes year-round. From a historic cemetery to a shadowy swamp, these Omaha selfie spots are a mix of history, mystery and goosebump-worthy backdrops. Elmwood Park Grotto…
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This Halloween season in Omaha, take a creepy tour, visit a haunted spot, or stare into the eyes of an enchanted angel. You’ll score the shivers you crave. Many of these attractions are open year-round, so if you miss them in October, don’t fret. So jump in – if you dare! Jamie Nestroyl, founder of…
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Here are 10 fun things to do in Omaha in November. 1. Explore Joslyn Art Museum Current exhibits include Cafe Society: Art and Sociability in Paris, 1855-1914, which examines the impact French cafes had on art in the 19th and 20th centuries; and Made in U.S.A., prints commissioned for the American…
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What Type of Omaha Restaurant Week Diner Are You? Omaha Restaurant Week Week runs Sept. 11-20, bringing back 10 delicious days of prix fixe, three-course dinners across the city. In 2026, 40-plus restaurants will offer special menus at set price points — $20, $30, $40 and $50 per person — making it…
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Between Omaha and Lincoln, Saunders County is an easy day trip with outdoor activities and small towns worth exploring. Fish, paddle and hike There are several places to fish, paddle or hike in Saunders County. Lake Wanahoo — 662 acres one mile north of Wahoo. Camping, boat ramps and seven fishing…
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