Things to Do in North Omaha
North Omaha was once an important stop for nationally known jazz musicians, including Duke Ellington and Count Basie. The neighborhood continues that creative tradition through music, visual art and cultural events.
Culxr House is a community arts and culture space that hosts music, exhibitions and other programming.
Civil rights leader Malcolm X was born in North Omaha. The Malcolm X Memorial Foundation preserves his legacy at his birth site, which includes a historic marker, visitor center and events plaza used for educational programs and community events.
Taste North Omaha
Food is another way to experience the neighborhood. Big Mama’s Kitchen serves soul food with deep roots in the North Omaha community.
Explore North Omaha Historic Sites
At the Mormon Trail Center at Historic Winter Quarters, exhibits tell the story of the Mormon migration through the region in the 1840s. Interactive experiences help visitors learn about the challenges faced by pioneers traveling west.
Nearby, the Florence Mill dates to 1846 and now serves as a museum, gallery and seasonal farmers market.
The General Crook House Museum, built in 1879 for Gen. George Crook, features period furnishings and an heirloom garden with more than 100 varieties of flowers.
Browse North Omaha attractions, cultural sites, restaurants and events to explore more of the neighborhood.
