Posts in live music | Omaha Articles and Blogs

Popular Posts

Events

10 Things to Do in March in Omaha

Spring break is almost here, and Omaha’s got plenty to keep you busy. From food-centric fun with Reuben sandwiches and sparkling wine on tap to…

Arts & Culture

Spring Break in Omaha: 48 Hours of Family Fun

Omaha provides the perfect spring break getaway for your whole gang. Here’s a guide to the city’s kid-centered attractions, family friendly…

Events

10 Things to Do in April in Omaha

Feed your enthusiasm for spring in Omaha, which has blooming flowers, delicious food and can’t-miss events to jumpstart the new season. Read on for…

Blog

Best Places for Hiking in Omaha, Nebraska

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…

All Visit Omaha Blog Posts

Tag: live music

Chef-Restaurateur Dishes on Omaha’s Vibrant Food Scene

By Megan Feeney on Oct. 11, 2023

Omaha native Nick Strawhecker is the owner-chef behind Dante, an Italian restaurant featuring scratch-made pasta, fresh seafood, and locally sourced produce, cheese and meat. Since 2009, Dante has served its guests seasonally inspired dishes and offered a generous all-Italian wine list. What…

Explore Recommendations for Arts, Food and Entertainment from the Omaha Symphony’s Music Director

By Megan Feeney on Sep. 06, 2023

Maestro Ankush Kumar Bahl (pronounced Ba-hell ) is the music director of the Omaha Symphony. The 2023/2024 season begins September 16, 2023. During his break, Bahl spoke with Visit Omaha about the city’s performing arts scene, his favorite places to bring friends from out of town, and the Omaha…

Live Music Lover's Favorite Omaha Spots for Tunes, Refreshments and Vintage Shopping

By Megan Feeney on Jul. 27, 2023

Rachel Grace is an avid live music lover in Omaha. Visit Omaha caught up with Grace at Slowdown in North Downtown to discuss the Omaha music scene, her favorite pizza parlor, how she likes to spend Saturday mornings and the joy of antiquing. Why should people travel to Omaha for live music? Please…

Sponsored