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November 29th, 2021
Joyful Noise: A Gospel Christmas
Experience the joy of Christmas with Joyful Noise, featuring Omaha’s Salem Baptist Choir.
November 23rd, 2021
Sistine Chapel Comes to Omaha
View the Sistine Chapel up close and personal in the Capitol District.
November 10th, 2021
Happening at Pottawattamie, Arts, Culture & Entertainment
A variety of events are planned in the coming month at PACE – theater, ballet, exhibits, and a kick off to the holidays.
November 9th, 2021
The Omaha Symphony Performs Schubert 5 with Bahl
The Omaha Symphony takes the stage at the Joslyn with a program that features Schubert 5 – a well-known favorite – and a few surprises.
September 3rd, 2021
L.A. and Omaha Meet on Maple Street
Maple St Construct in Benson, exploring the intersection between arts and architecture, will open a new exhibition tonight.
August 6th, 2021
Maple St Construct Opens ‘Unfamiliar Appearing’
Omaha, NE—Maple St. Construct opens Unfamiliar Appearing tonight, a collaboration between LA artist Anna Elise Johnson and local Anne Dovali.
July 2nd, 2021
UNO Celebrates America, ‘Let Freedom Ring’
UNO continues a long standing tradition this Monday with the annual Carillon Bell concert. “Let Freedom Ring” featuring Brent Shaw is a celebration at the Henningson Memorial Campanile on campus.
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July 12th, 2021
Devotion, Family, and Food Since 1925. Viva Santa Lucia
OMAHA – Devotis walk guarding Santa Lucia, making sure she is safe and unharmed as she makes her way through the streets of Little Italy in Omaha near 10th and Williams streets.
July 12th, 2021
Years of Black History, Captured in Pencil by a Retired Art Teacher
In 1921, Bessie Coleman received the first pilot’s license issued to an African American woman and a Native American woman.
June 15th, 2021
Deadly Temperatures Haunt Workers
In a three-story building near 38th and Harney streets, a crew of eight roofers pastes the underlayment or roofing tar paper, which goes between the roof deck and the shingles.
May 25th, 2021
Great Comeback For This Fighter
One day when Servando Perales was 9 years old, he followed his older brother to a boxing club near downtown Omaha.
May 19th, 2021
García And Her Dream of Working in a Museum
At the head of the Museo Latino in Omaha is Magdalena Garcia. 28 years ago, Garcia founded the Museum in the stockyards building in South Omaha. There, she received 10 […]
Scherzo: A Blog from the Hosts of KVNO
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November 17th, 2021
Welcome to Scherzo
Welcome to Scherzo, the new blog from KVNO on-air hosts, featuring a variety of topics on classical music, Omaha arts and culture and life in general.
November 15th, 2021
The Power of Classical Music
Music’s power is undeniable. It is used to evoke every emotion. It has been used to rally patriotism in times of war, as anthems of change during protests, as lullabies at bedtime, as remembrances at funerals, to calm us in turmoil, as a refuge from the chaos of the world around us. Many of you, like me, have sought out that calm over these past two years of uncertainty, and even at time, fear.
October 18th, 2021
Frederic Chopin: Changing the Course of Classical Music
Polish Composer Frederic Chopin was the most significant composer in the history of the piano. He didn’t like being a celebrity – he shunned attention and would have disapproved of his music being on the radio.
