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Join KVNO’s Coleen Cook and Sherry Brownrigg on Saturday, February 22nd, for the live broadcast of the Omaha Symphony’s Dvořák & Elgar.
Learn MoreOmaha Film Festival
KVNO is proud to be the Media Sponsor for the 20th Annual Omaha Film Festival! March 3 through March 7 during Morning Classics, Jeff Koterba will give you a chance to win two All Film Passes to the 2025 Omaha Film Festival.
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KVNO is proud to be the media sponsor for the Omaha Community Playhouse’s production of Dot! Opening night is February 21st, and the production will run until March 23rd.
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KVNO has been honoring students who play, sing or compose for over twenty years. Each monthly Classical Kid receives a $300 scholarship from the Soener Foundation.

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February 18th, 2025
Anne Marie Kenny: A Song for Bohemia
With a dream and a passion for singing, author Anne Marie Kenny’s decision to move to France sparked the events she writes about in her memoir, A Song for Bohemia.

February 14th, 2025
Shelterbelt Theatre Showcases Local Talent with ‘Stuck with Lemons’
The Shelterbelt Theatre, known for championing new and local works, has settled into its new home at 44th and Nicholas. Now, the company is inviting audiences into another home—one filled with humor, chaos, and big life changes.

February 13th, 2025
Pass the Popcorn: A Special Screening of ‘Moonstruck’
Music weaves itself into the fabric of daily life, underscoring everything from morning routines to life’s most memorable moments. It’s the song played at senior prom, the tune that recalls a cherished friendship, or the melody shared in a first dance at a wedding.

February 12th, 2025
‘BTC’ Romance in the Air: Book Selections for Valentine’s Season
Love is in the air as dinner reservations fill up, bouquets are ordered, and romance takes center stage. For those looking to get lost in a love story, Carl Erickson, event and community outreach coordinator at The Bookworm, shares his top romance reads for the season on Arts Today for KVNO.

February 11th, 2025
Nebraska Poetry Society Sees Rapid Growth, Expands Opportunities for Adult Poets
The Nebraska Poetry Society (NPS) has emerged as one of the fastest-growing poetry organizations in the country, gaining recognition within the National Federation of State Poetry Societies (NFSPS), which includes 32 member states.

February 11th, 2025
Exhibit Showcases African Textiles in Omaha
For many cultures, traditional artistry not only shows the historical significance of the people but tells their story as well. Curator Suzanne Gunn brings the celebration of traditional African textiles to Omaha through her exhibit, Fabrics of Africa: Weaving Culture and Community.

February 7th, 2025
Opera Omaha Revives The Rake’s Progress With Iconic Hockney Design
Opera Omaha presents The Rake’s Progress this weekend, celebrating 50 years of David Hockney’s renowned set designs. The 1951 opera by Igor Stravinsky, performed in English, follows the rise and fall of Tom Rakewell, a man lured by wealth and excess.

February 6th, 2025
Pass the Popcorn: Omaha Film Festival Kicks Off
The first day of spring is still 42 days away, but my favorite season starts in 2 days — that is Omaha Film Festival season.
Hello, this is Christine Burright, graduate of the UNO MFA in screenwriting program, filmmaker and aspiring TV writer, for KVNO’s Pass the Popcorn.
The Omaha Film Festival (known as OFF) starts March 11th, and officially kicks off the countdown to its 20th season with this weekend’s OFF program selection announcement on Facebook live.
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Reflecting with Gratitude; Looking Ahead with Excitement
It will be a pivotal year for KVNO, and thanks to your help making last year great, we are able to begin preparing for what will undoubtably be a year of changes.

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My Top Five M’s Pub Faves
Once I knew I had survived (and loved) eating snails, I got the courage as a young adult to try all kinds of food.

October 24th, 2024
The Joy of Drinking Coffee Outside in Autumn
Truth be told, however, unless snow is piled on the table and chairs, I’ve even been known to have my coffee outside in the dead of winter.