Arts Today
May 2nd, 2025
Transporting Audiences to Paradise: Omaha Playhouse Presents Escape to Margaritaville
The Omaha Community Playhouse’s *Escape to Margaritaville* blends tropical vibes and classic Jimmy Buffett hits in a feel-good musical about love, change, and finding your own paradise.
May 1st, 2025
‘PTP:’ A Satirical Peek Behind the Curtain in Apple TV’s The Studio
Ever had one of those nights where you can’t decide between watching a TV show or a movie? A new Apple TV series offers a clever fix to that oddly specific dilemma — by giving you both.
April 30th, 2025
French Icon Jacques Brel Comes to Life in Musical Tribute at The Joslyn
Experience the emotional power of Jacques Brel’s music in a French-language performance this Sunday at The Joslyn’s Abbott Hall, presented by Alliance Française of Omaha.
April 29th, 2025
Opera Omaha Presents Giulio Cesare Performed by The English Concert
Opera Omaha presents *Giulio Cesare*, an epic tale of intrigue about Julius Caesar’s exploits in Egypt, as part of The English Concert’s American tour.
April 25th, 2025
Benson Film Festival Rolls Out the Red Carpet
One of Omaha’s most vibrant neighborhoods is shining a spotlight on local and independent cinema as the Benson Film Festival returns this weekend, welcoming filmmakers and film lovers alike.
April 23rd, 2025
Argentine-Born Pianist Marcelo Lian Finds Harmony Between Heritage and Performance
Pianist Marcelo Lian, from Argentina, began playing piano at five, turning family entertainment into a lifelong passion.
April 22nd, 2025
Do Good Days Inspires and Celebrates Volunteers in Omaha
SHARE Omaha’s Do Good Days, April 23-26, partners with 580+ non-profits, including arts groups like Omaha Jitterbugs, to encourage community volunteerism.
April 21st, 2025
Film Streams Presents Cabin Music
Pianist and filmmaker James Carson’s lifetime with music inspired his unique piano style, showcased in the documentary *Cabin Music*, presented by Film Streams.
April 18th, 2025
UNO’s CFAM Marks 20 Years With a Message That the Arts Matter
As UNO’s CFAM celebrates its 20th anniversary, its impact on the city’s cultural landscape grows stronger.