Arts News
March 20th, 2024
BTC, UNO’s Writer’s Workshop Monthly Book Review.
UNO’s Writer’s Workshop. Teresa Carmody, Assistant Professor Reviews Mr. and Mrs. Doctor.
March 18th, 2024
Violinist Blake Pouliot And the Omaha Symphony
Hailing from the picturesque landscapes of Ontario, Canada, violinist Blake Pouliot embarked on his journey as a professional musician at a remarkably young age. As his talent blossomed, Pouliot found himself gracing prestigious stages across the globe,
March 15th, 2024
Santa Cecilia Cathedral’s Organ Celebrates 20 Years
This weekend, the cathedral, in collaboration with the Cathedral Arts Project, unveils the mesmerizing capabilities of its organ.
March 14th, 2024
Unveiling Omaha Community Playhouse’s 100th Season!
Omaha Community Playhouse celebrates 100 years in the community. They have a remarkable season for this celebration.
March 12th, 2024
O-PA, Continues to Champion Education, Diversity, And Community Engagement
Omaha Performing Arts: While the organization promises stellar musicals and plays for Omaha audiences its commitment extends far beyond entertainment, with a focus on various education and outreach initiatives aimed at enriching the local community.
March 11th, 2024
O-PA Season reveal
Sylvia Stone, communications manager for Omaha Performing Arts, shares with us the Broadway season 2024-25.
March 8th, 2024
‘The War Began in Paris’: Theodore Wheeler’s Latest Book
Meet Theodore Wheeler, a gifted local writer renowned for his compelling narratives like “Kings of Broken Things” and “In Our Other Lives.” Last November, he graced the literary world with his newest creation, “The War Began in Paris.”
March 4th, 2024
El Museo Latino Undergoes Exciting Renovation While Hosting Must-See Exhibit
Exciting changes are happening at El Museo Latino, nestled at the intersection of 25th and L Streets. A landmark of the arts community for over three decades, the museum is undergoing an eagerly awaited renovation and expansion project.