Every evening this holiday season, lights glow throughout Omaha’s entertainment districts and neighborhoods. Here’s a round-up of the must-see displays perfect for festive strolls with friends and loved ones. Gene Leahy Mall at The RiverFront (Holiday Lights Festival) 1001 Douglas St. November 29…
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Add sparkle to your season thanks to the dazzling array of fun throughout the city. From beloved traditions to festive events, Omaha makes it easy to infuse this time of year with joy and memories thanks to a handful of mainstay celebrations that families and more look forward to year after year…
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Each month brings new ways to make memories in Omaha. In December, the city glows with holiday cheer, festive lights and cozy traditions that make the season bright. Plan for a holiday weekend with these 10 holiday ideas. 1. Be Merry and Bright at Omaha’s Botanical Gardens Step into a winter…
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Are you seeking adult thrills and chills this Halloween season? Here are five Omaha opportunities for eerie experiences, suspenseful scenarios and gory scenes, providing unforgettable frights for you and your friends. Grab your broomsticks (or your best costume) and get ready to haunt the halls at…
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Drawing as many as 200,000 local and regional visitors, Cinco de Mayo Omaha, one of the city’s largest and most diverse community celebrations, will serve up the fun again this year from May 9-11. This year’s festival will take place on the Historic South 24th Street between Q and U Street. The…
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It’s wintertime in the Midwest, so this list is packed with ideas for indoor fun perfect for friends, couples and families. While we are all about bundling up and hitting the slopes, snowshoeing, and Bobbing, there’s something ultra-cozy about planning for more predictable indoor fun. From board…
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Erika Overturff is the dynamic force behind American Midwest Ballet (AMB), the region’s acclaimed professional dance company and school. As artistic director and CEO of AMB, Overturff orchestrates a symphony of talent, attracting 25 accomplished dancers from across the nation. The company stages…
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Once my husband and I started a family, we knew we wanted to turn seasonal activities into family traditions. Traditions are special. They create dates on our calendars to look forward to, and they make memories that generate nostalgia. The day after Thanksgiving, my husband, daughter D and I headed to The Durham Museum for holiday fun and the community countdown to the lighting of the region’s largest indoor tree. D saw Santa, decorated a cookie and sipped milk before we made our way to the Great Hall along with legions of other…
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