Arts Today
April 3rd, 2025
‘Pass the Popcorn’: Christine Burright’s
“Pass the Popcorn” is a biweekly segment hosted by Christine Burright, offering insightful discussions on films, cinema trends, and must-watch movies. With her deep knowledge and passion for storytelling, Christine brings fresh perspectives on both classic and contemporary films. Whether it’s an Oscar contender or a hidden gem, her recommendations make this segment a must-listen for movie lovers.
April 2nd, 2025
“Between Two Covers” and The Bookworm Share Must-Read Books for Spring
As the days grow longer and the first signs of spring begin to bloom, it’s the perfect time to refresh your reading list. Between Two Covers, a beloved radio segment dedicated to book lovers, has teamed up with The Bookworm, Omaha’s cherished independent bookstore, to recommend the best books to dive into this season.
April 2nd, 2025
Vesper Concerts Hosts Piano Duo Ryan & Ryan
Barron Ryan is returning to Omaha, but this time, he’s not coming alone. He’s bringing his first and greatest musical influence—his father, Donald. From a home filled with music to concert halls across the country, the father-son piano duo has built a reputation for their dynamic performances.
March 28th, 2025
Omaha Conservatory of Music Hosts Second Final Fridays Concert
Whether it’s a love for music, a wish for a quick bite, or a chance to just get out of the house for a little while, Omaha Conservatory of Music’s Final Friday lunchtime concerts are open to the public each month. Gretchen Crane, Community and Donor Engagement Manager at the Conservatory sought to use that time for a potential event.
March 27th, 2025
Pass The Popcorn, ‘Jeanne Dielman’ and the Art of an ‘Ordinary’ Life
For audiences at Film Streams’ Weekend Essentials series, that question will be explored through Jeanne Dielman, 23 Quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles, a 1975 classic directed by Belgian filmmaker Chantal Akerman. The film, screening at the Dundee Theater on March 29 and 30, is a striking study of routine, solitude and the unseen weight of everyday existence.
March 26th, 2025
From Musicals to Masterpieces: Omaha’s Top-Five Events This Spring
Daisy Hutzell-Rodman of Omaha Magazine and Content Studios Omaha shares five standout events happening in the metro area from March 26 onward, promising a mix of nostalgia, spectacle and thought-provoking performances.
March 25th, 2025
Omaha Community Playhouse Premieres The Old Man and The Old Moon
The Omaha Community Playhouse is bringing a fresh take on storytelling to local audiences with the first regional premiere of The Old Man and The Old Moon in Nebraska. Originally created by PigPen Theatre Co. in 2015, this folk musical blends live music, puppetry, and inventive stagecraft to ignite the imagination.
March 24th, 2025
Omaha Artist Josie Langbehn Steps Into the Spotlight With First Solo Exhibition
For years, Josie Langbehn nurtured the creativity of others as an arts educator, guiding students through the world of artistic expression. While she loved teaching, she felt something was missing—a more profound calling that remained out of reach.
March 21st, 2025
Omaha Symphony’s ‘The Planets’ Concert Promises a Celestial Experience
Music lovers will be transported beyond the stars this weekend as the Omaha Symphony presents The Planets, a program designed to take audiences on a celestial journey. Featuring Gustav Holst’s iconic tone poem, the concert will also include works by American composers Aaron Jay Kernis and Kevin Puts, offering a rich blend of classical and contemporary orchestration.