Arts News
October 3rd, 2023
Opera Omaha Provides Attainable Arts
Opera Omaha is a growth-minded, high energy, and innovative company with a demanding mission: producing opera performances in multiple formats and styles and co-creating artist-led programs for a variety of community service organizations.
October 2nd, 2023
PACE, Enjoy The Culture of The Community
Here is the latest from Pottawattamie Arts Culture and Entertainment in Council Bluffs, (PACE). It’s time to catch up on all the excitement you might have skipped and get ready for an October packed with events! Adam Van Osdel has the updates.
September 27th, 2023
BFF, Arts and Community
BFF began in 2012 as First Friday Walk, this organization has thoroughly changed Benson.
September 26th, 2023
Omaha Gallery Gives Local Artists an Exhibition Space
Although the main goal of the gallery is to give exhibition space to local artists, they are not limited to that. Gleason says since she started the gallery, she wanted artists to feel welcomed putting on a show there, to provide starting artists opportunities they may not get at other galleries.
September 25th, 2023
The Omaha Symphony And a Rock & Roll Legend
The Police’s founder and legendary drummer Stewart Copeland joins the Omaha Symphony
September 22nd, 2023
Pianist Emanuel Ax Joins The Omaha Symphony
The Omaha Symphony’s 2023/24 season, Friday, September 22nd, and Saturday, the 23rd! GRAMMY Award-winning, world-renowned pianist Emanuel Ax takes the stage for Ax, Plays Mozart.
September 20th, 2023
‘BTC’ By UNO Writer’s Workshop
A monthly book review by the UNO Writer’s Workshop. This month features ‘Potted Meat a novel by Steven Dunn.
September 19th, 2023
Metro Artist Shares Her Passion for Creating
Creativity has become a constant in Mathiasen’s life, but it wasn’t until her retirement from professional nursing that she really began to paint and create.
September 15th, 2023
Southwest Iowa Art Tour 2023
In 2014 a group of local artists in the southwest Iowa area gathered to showcase their work in rural communities. These artists wanted to show people what their hometowns offer other than retail stores, something with a small-town charm.