Arts Today
May 28th, 2026
Film Streams’ “Queer Asia” Series Explores Identity Through Cinema
Film Streams celebrates Pride Month with Queer Asia, a special series featuring three acclaimed films from South Korea, Pakistan, and Vietnam. The series explores love, identity, and self discovery through stories that challenge tradition and invite audiences into deeply personal worlds.
May 27th, 2026
Mary Poppins Brings Magic to the Omaha Playhouse Stage
The Omaha Community Playhouse production of Mary Poppins brings magic, music, and vibrant visuals to the stage as it concludes the Playhouse’s 101st season.
May 26th, 2026
Bonjour, Omaha: French Culture Finds a Home on the Prairie
You might not expect to find French culture thriving in the middle of the Great Plains. But in Omaha, a dedicated group of language lovers, culture enthusiasts, and curious locals have been quietly building something special.
May 25th, 2026
Joslyn Showcases Early Work of Pipilotti Rist
The Joslyn Art Museum is showcasing Pipilotti Rist’s groundbreaking video work I’m Not the Girl Who Misses Much, an early work of hers that explores of female agency and representation.
May 22nd, 2026
From Page to Stage: GPTC Hosts 2026 New Play Festival
The Great Plains Theatre Commons’ 2026 New Play Festival will feature 10 selected plays from across the country, giving playwrights and local artists the opportunity to workshop new productions and connect with audiences.
May 21st, 2026
‘St. Denis Medical’ Brings Humor and Heart Back to the Hospital Sitcom
While medical dramas continue leaning into intensity and realism, St. Denis Medical offers something lighter without losing emotional depth. The NBC comedy blends workplace chaos, quirky characters, and surprising heart into one of television’s most enjoyable new sitcoms.
May 20th, 2026
Vesper Concerts Announces Season 38 Lineup
KVNO Classical announces Season 38 of the Vesper Concerts, continuing a beloved Omaha tradition of live music and community connection.
May 19th, 2026
Between Two Covers: Teresa Carmody Reviews Orvain
In the latest edition of Between Two Covers on KVNO Arts Today, Terese Carmody explores Orvain, a haunting new collection by Omaha writer Danilo John Thomas that examines beauty, violence, and environmental grief in the mining landscapes of Butte, Montana.
May 18th, 2026
Place Is Inside, Too: A Video Experience About What Place Really Is
Place Is Inside, Too, showing at the Joslyn Castle Carriage House, explores how personal memories and lived experiences shape an internal sense of place through archived childhood footage and community discussion led by Teresa Carmody and other creatives.