Arts News
April 14th, 2023
Principal Timpanist, A Very Competitive Position
Jack Rago is from Pennsylvania, and grew up playing drums. He played in marching bands and once he was ready for college, he decided to take percussion a little more seriously and his focus shifted to classical music.
April 12th, 2023
Omaha Performing Arts Updates For April Shows
Omaha Performing Arts Updates For April Shows. The grand opening of “The Steel House” will also serve the community even better in terms of more and different events.
April 11th, 2023
Nebraska Wind Symphony Dedicates Spring Concert to Group Founder
The Nebraska Wind Symphony is holding their Spring concert, where they will be honoring Tony Snyder and his legacy.
April 10th, 2023
‘Calmus’ Vocal Ensemble is at Vesper
This Wednesday, the vocal ensemble “Calmus” finally arrives at Vesper concerts.
April 7th, 2023
‘Tintes Naturales” at ‘El Museo Latino’
This Cinco de Mayo, El Museo Latino celebrates 30 years and the long waited restoration begins. Located on 25th and L Streets currently has a truly colorful exhibit, Trajes Mexicanos or Mexican Costumes by Carlos Merida.
April 6th, 2023
Between Two Covers reviews new thriller
Brent Spencer reviews award winning crime novelist Erin Flanagan’s new thriller Blackout.
April 4th, 2023
Members of the Nebraska Wind Symphony Reminisce Group Founder
In September of 1977, Darwyn, better known as “Tony” Snyder, brought down his baton, and the Nebraska Wind Symphony was born.
April 3rd, 2023
Recital and Benefit For a Cause
Paige Michaud is majoring in flute performance at the School of Music at UNO. As a requirement for her degree, Michaud had to perform a soloist recital.
March 29th, 2023
Durham Museum showcases “Descendants of DeWitty”
27-piece photo exhibition of longest lasting, most successful Nebraskan Homestead is currently being showcased in Omaha at The Durham Museum