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Join us in celebrating 50 years on the air
Find the listing for all our 50th anniversary events and how you can participate.
Find Out MoreOpera Outdoors from Opera Omaha
Join KVNO for Opera Outdoors at Turner Park in Midtown Crossing on August 19.
Find Out MoreMake a request for Friday Favorites
Request your favorite work or composer for the all-request Friday Favorites.
Find Out MoreClassical Kids
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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August 16th, 2022
Opera Omaha outdoor concert with some crossovers
Now that the Jazz on the Green concert season is over, another great production gets mobilized to set up at the Turner Park stage.
August 15th, 2022
‘Beyond Van Gogh’ It stays Beyond than planned
‘Beyond Van Gogh’ will stay at the Mid-America Center in council bluffs now until September 9th.
August 12th, 2022
The art of communicating at ‘PACE’
Communicating better and learning to do a renaissance
August 2nd, 2022
Koterba, Over 30 years of Omaha history for sale
The Omaha World-Herald eliminated Jeff Koterba’s position after 31 years, but he’s found other ways to continue drawing.
August 1st, 2022
Doing the work and having fun at New American Arts Festival
The New American Arts Festival will be held this Friday, Aug. 5, starting at 5pm in Benson.
July 25th, 2022
Friendships and connections through farmers market art
Art and music are known as unifying forces, and they’re both found abundantly at the farmers market.
July 22nd, 2022
The Lincoln Crossroads Music festival, where cultures meet
In 2019, Higgins created the Lincoln Crossroads Music Festival, a celebration where different musical cultures intersect.
July 19th, 2022
Open mic for Poets
The spoken word poetry encompasses elements of jazz, rock, blues, rap, hip-hop, theater, and folk music. The history of this artform includes its cultural significance as part of the African/African American Oral Tradition.
KVNO News
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August 10th, 2022
Tarana Burke, Inventor of the #MeToo movement at The Holland Center
OMAHA-Tarana Burke will be at the Holland Center this afternoon from 6:30 to 7:30 pm. And the ticket prices had been dropped to 25 dollars using the code Me-too, original price of tickets was up to 100 dollars, but Taylor says that she wants to make sure all people have access to this event and be aware that someone is there to listen.
July 6th, 2022
KVNO’s FM signal is down due to the storm
KVNO FM signal is temporarily out due to the storm yesterday.
May 27th, 2022
The Kim Foundation Suicide Prevention Plan
OMAHA- The Kim Foundation is an Omaha family foundation that provides services throughout the state of Nebraska. The Kim Foundation focuses on mental health and suicide prevention
May 19th, 2022
Do Good Days 2022, Today ‘Volun-Thursday’
OMAHA-We established that the people of Omaha and the greater metropolitan area like to give and help those in difficulty.
May 18th, 2022
Do Good Days 2022, Today ‘Wishlist-Wednesday’
OMAHA- Share Omaha through ‘Do Good Days’ have over 750 ways to volunteer and over 4,000 items on nonprofit wish lists.
May 4th, 2022
UNO’s Black Studies Department Turns 50
OMAHA-The University of Nebraska at Omaha has one of the oldest Black Studies departments in the United States.
April 29th, 2022
In Her Retirement Age, Carolyn Rogers is Just Getting Started.
OMAH-Old enough to retire, Carolyn Rogers is not ready yet, since she still has a lot of desire to continue studying. She will soon graduate with a bachelor’s degree and the next stop is a master’s degree.
April 28th, 2022
Your Job Search Could be Over
The Omaha metro workforce is hosting a career fair next Tuesday, April 3rd. at the Scott Conference Center on the UNO campus from 10 AM to 1:30 PM
Scherzo: A Blog from the Hosts of KVNO
See More Blog PostsJuly 22nd, 2022
Emotional Support? Maybe.
Otis Twelve opines about emotional support animals. He’s in favor…to a certain degree.
June 15th, 2022
Drawing a Line to Chopin
When KVNO station manager and host of Midday Classics, Sherry Kennedy Brownrigg, asked if I’d be willing to draw a cartoon celebrating the music we play, I instantly knew the direction I’d go. Occasionally, ideas are like that. They practically write (or draw!) themselves. Besides, the topic is one in which I’m very passionate.
June 3rd, 2022
Art Inspires Art
You know the feeling when you tour an art exhibit or enjoy a concert and feel inspired to create something of your own? We often see instances in the visual arts in which one artist is inspired to create a work after seeing the work of another artist. And composers are no different—many composers have written works in response to beautiful works of art.
May 15th, 2022
Things I Thought I Would Have by Now
I was so sure that by this point in the far future the promises made to me on the cover of Popular Science magazine would have come true. The depth of my resultant disillusionment is based on the following failures of our species.