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Poster for the Omaha Community Playhouse Season 101 featuring portraits of the artistic directors.

March 20th, 2025

Omaha Community Playhouse Unveils 101st Season Lineup

The Omaha Community Playhouse has announced its highly anticipated 2025-26 season, marking the first in its second century of theatrical excellence. Dubbed “Season 101,” the lineup blends nostalgia, beloved classics, and milestone celebrations, reaffirming OCP’s legacy as a cornerstone of Omaha’s arts community.

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Christine Burright headshot next to the

March 19th, 2025

‘Pass the Popcorn’: Christine Burright’s Feel-Good Classics

Television’s cinematic evolution takes center stage this year as a special showcase brings acclaimed series to the screen. Featuring gripping dramas and groundbreaking limited series.

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Poster for “Between Two Covers” featuring the UNO Writers Workshop.

March 18th, 2025

‘BTC’ Omaha Poet Michael Catherwood’s Dare Explores Paradoxes in Powerful Collection

Michael Catherwood’s Dare, a poetry collection published in 2006 by Backwaters Press (now an imprint of the University of Nebraska), is a journey through contradictions. The book, reviewed by Dr. Todd Robinson of UNO’s Writer’s Workshop on Between Two Covers for KVNO’s Arts Today, is a study in contrasts, blending narrative and lyric, autobiography and portrait, formal and free verse.

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Promotional poster for The Heritage Series presented by the Omaha Chamber Music Society.

March 17th, 2025

‘OCMS’ Heritage Series Continues with a Night of Schubert’s Chamber Masterpieces

The Omaha Chamber Music Society continues its 2025 Heritage Series with a concert celebrating the enduring genius of Franz Schubert. The performance, set for March 25 at the Omaha Conservatory of Music, will showcase two of the composer’s chamber music masterpieces.

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A close-up image of a two scarves. The scarf to the left is blue while the scarf to the right has shades of red, yellow, orange and green.

March 14th, 2025

The Omaha Weavers and Spinners Guild Celebrates Their 75th Anniversary

The art of hand-weaving and hand-spinning has been enjoyed within the Omaha community for generations. The Omaha Weavers and Spinners Guild is currently celebrating their 75th anniversary.  

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March 13th, 2025

Pass the Popcorn: The Enduring Romance of Music in Film

Music has long been the invisible thread weaving together the emotions of love stories, from classic cinema to real-life romances. As Film Streams prepares to host a special screening of Fritz Lang’s Metropolis with live musical accompaniment, it’s a reminder of the integral role sound has played in storytelling—even before the advent of talkies.

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Poster featuring images of museum visitors and artwork from the Saints Above & Sinners Below exhibit.

March 12th, 2025

Art Collectors Showcase Mexican-Spanish Colonial Treasures in Omaha

What started as a fascination for Mexican-Spanish colonial art became a deeply personal journey for Bob and Mayra Weil. Their passion led them to amass a significant collection over the years—one they now share with the Omaha community through a unique exhibition.

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Three student artworks displayed at the Annual Juried Student Art Exhibition at the UNO Art Gallery, including a woman's head sculpture, a piece with colorful pins, and an artwork of a mother and child on a checkerboard floor.

March 11th, 2025

Annual Juried Student Art Exhibition Showcases Emerging Talent at UNO

The University of Nebraska at Omaha’s art scene continues to highlight the talent within its community, offering students, faculty, and alumni a platform to share their work. The UNO Art Gallery, known for its year-round exhibitions, is currently hosting the Annual Juried Student Art Exhibition, open to the public through April 4.

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The Chancey Brothers band posing together for a promotional photo. Image property of Irish Heritage Month Omaha.

March 10th, 2025

Irish Heritage Month in Omaha

The Irish music scene in Omaha is experiencing a resurgence, thanks to the dedicated efforts of the Omaha Irish Cultural Center (OICC). For years, the OICC has focused on preserving and promoting Irish heritage and culture in the city. Now, it is expanding its reach to revitalize Irish music in the community.
To kick off Irish Heritage Month, the OICC hosted an Irish music event on March 1, bringing popular folk bands, including the Chancey Brothers, to Nebraska. The initiative aims to reintroduce traditional Irish sounds to local audiences.

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