Arts Today
December 17th, 2024
Bak Museum Learning Center Attracts Thousands
Since opening 16 months ago, the Bak Museum: the Learning Center in Aksarben Village has welcomed nearly 11,000 visitors, a strong start for the Omaha-based museum dedicated to human rights and Holocaust education.
November 15th, 2024
Gallery 1516 Combines Art and Music for November Events
Gallery 1516 invites the community to enjoy a unique blend of art and music this November with its popular “Bagels and Sometimes Bach” Sunday concert series and the 2024 Regional Photography Biennial Juried Exhibition.
November 5th, 2024
Artist Todd McCollister Blends Art and Design
Artist Todd McCollister has taken his woodworking skills to new heights by crafting custom projects for clients, blending practical design with his artistic vision to create furniture and sculptures that are both functional and creative.
October 29th, 2024
Benson Theatre Cultivating Arts and Education
When artists and organizations come to the Benson Theatre with fresh ideas, they’re met with enthusiasm and a can-do spirit that brings visions to life.
Now in its third year, the theater remains dedicated to its mission: enriching the community through arts and education.
October 23rd, 2024
Top Five Fall Events in Omaha by Daisy Hutzell-Rodman
Daisy Hutzell-Rodman from Omaha Magazine shares her “Best of Omaha” picks with five top events and recommendations for the coming weeks. From bands and festivals to concerts, there’s something for everyone.
October 22nd, 2024
Young Artists Challenge Perceptions of Drawing in New Exhibition at Ming Toy Gallery
Three young local artists, two still in college and one a recent graduate, share a common belief: drawing is an underrated art form. While many see it as simple or outdated, these artists view drawing as a powerful tool for exploring the complexities of the human experience.
October 9th, 2024
PACE, Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
PACE in Council Bluffs celebrates the community’s rich cultural diversity with a vibrant, inclusive approach. Their programming honors the traditions and artistic expressions of various cultures and provides a full calendar of activities for everyone to enjoy. From creative classes to entertainment events, PACE has become a welcoming space where people can connect, learn, and experience art in all its forms.
October 8th, 2024
Local Artist and Retired UNO Professor to Debut New Exhibition
Barbara Simcoe, Professor Emerita from the UNO School of the Arts, has dedicated her life to art, a passion that began long before her professional career. She was drawn to the canvas from a young age, nurtured by parents who encouraged her and her sister’s artistic ambitions. She recalls her childhood home as a “creative place” where artistic expression was always supported.
October 4th, 2024
Maestro Richardson Honors His Bond with the Omaha Community
When Ernest Richardson first arrived in Omaha as a conductor, he never expected to stay for long. In fact, he had no plans to plant roots in the city. Yet, here we are, more than thirty years later, with Richardson having become a beloved fixture of the Omaha Symphony. His tenure as principal pops conductor has not only transformed the symphony but also the community that welcomed him with open arms.