Arts Today
January 14th, 2025
Serena Reuten: From Childhood Inspiration to Symphony Assistant Conductor
Serena Reuten, the Assistant Conductor of the Omaha Symphony, found her love for music in an unlikely setting—a home with no musical background. Her journey began as a young girl when she discovered Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker ballet suite on a cassette tape. Enthralled by the melodies, she danced along a moment that left a lasting impression and sparked a lifelong fascination with classical music.
January 13th, 2025
Omaha Chamber Music Society Showcases Classical Evolution in 2025 Heritage Concert Series
The Omaha Chamber Music Society takes pride in delving into the intricate details of composers’ works when planning their concerts. For Thomas Kluge, Music Director of the Heritage Series, selecting a featured composer each season is more than a programming choice—it’s an opportunity to immerse audiences in the lives and legacies of classical music’s greats.
January 10th, 2025
Playwright Charlene Donaghy Highlights Omaha in Latest Work
Artists often find inspiration in unexpected places, and for playwright Charlene Donaghy, the connection to Omaha has become a profound source of creativity. Her latest full-length play, ‘4 a.m. Friends’ began as a simple story about friendship but evolved into a deeply relatable work that intertwines the essence of the Midwest, with Omaha taking center stage.
January 9th, 2025
‘Pass the Popcorn’ with Film Streams And Opera on the Big Screen”
Film has the power to inspire, entertain, and connect us—whether through cinema, television, or the latest streaming series. Recognizing this art form’s vital role in our lives, Arts Today is launching Pass The Popcorn, a new segment dedicated to celebrating the world of film.
January 8th, 2025
‘Between Two Covers” Book Review by Shelly Mutum
Book lovers in Omaha have a new reason to tune in. In the segment “Between Two Book Covers,” Shelly Mutom, owner of a beloved local bookstore, shares her expertise by recommending standout reads.
January 7th, 2025
Lauritzen Gardens: A Year-Round Oasis of Beauty and Learning in Omaha
Lauritzen Gardens – Omaha Botanical Center has earned its place as one of the nation’s premier botanical gardens, celebrated for its ability to inspire awe, showcase natural beauty, and educate visitors about the wonders of the natural world, both local and global.
January 6th, 2025
‘Sound Bites Concerts’ Music, Food And a Unique Experience
What if a bite of food paired with music could reveal flavors or emotions you’ve never experienced before? It’s more than just a fun concept—science shows that our senses are deeply connected. That’s the idea behind Sound Bites Concerts, where guests eat, drink, and listen to music, discovering a fresh and exciting way to enjoy both.
January 3rd, 2025
Omaha Artist Brad Marr Unveils “Murmurations” Exhibit
Brad Marr, a fine artist from Omaha known for his imaginative exploration of life and space, is returning to the art world with his upcoming solo exhibition, “Murmurations,” at Ming Toy Gallery in Benson.
December 31st, 2024
PACE, Prepares 2025 with Exciting Community Events
Pottawattamie Arts, Culture and Entertainment (PACE) is gearing up to welcome the New Year with a lineup of engaging and family-friendly events designed to delight the community.