Arts Today
March 24th, 2023
Opera Omaha Presents The Amusing ‘Marriage of Figaro’
Baritone Sidney Outlaw is very excited to come to Omaha for the first time to play the role of Figaro in Opera Omaha’s big production, The Marriage of Figaro by Mozart, which is one of the most frequently performed operas around the world.
March 22nd, 2023
‘Godspell’ A Broadway-Like Production of Resonance
Résonance is a professional vocal ensemble based in Omaha and they are celebrating their tenth season with dazzling productions.
March 21st, 2023
Omaha Business Owner Shares Passion with Community
An Omaha business owner had a vision to share his passion with the community, and it is quite unique: vintage arcade games.
March 17th, 2023
Omaha Performing Arts Montly Updates
Omaha Performing Arts continue with a variety of events in Omaha.
March 13th, 2023
Ming Toy Gallery (Part Two)
Ming Toy Gallery, formerly the little gallery, is back in Downtown Benson. A local artist has her first exhibition and was inspired by the rural roads of Nebraska.
March 10th, 2023
Ming Toy Gallery (Part One)
Ming Toy Gallery, formerly the little gallery, is back in Downtown Benson. The co-owner tells us her story.
March 8th, 2023
“Omaha Performing Arts’ More Than Entertainment
The opening of “The steel house” will expand and diversify the type of events in the community, and many in Omaha are looking forward to it.
Even more, behind the Curtains, OPA has significant educational and outreach programs. Aaron Gregory is a community engagement specialist for OPA.
March 7th, 2023
Nebraska Community Theater has a Unique Design
A group of theater enthusiasts had the vision to create a space for the community to come together and enjoy shows. When it came to the location, space was limited, so they had to get innovated when it came to finding the theater a proper home.
March 6th, 2023
Omaha Area Youth Orchestra in the Community for 65 Years
OAYO does not turn a student away, anyone who wants to participate will find a level of tuition that will accommodate them. Without asking any questions, they can choose which one of the three-level of tuition, and even if none of those work, they figure out a way to give your young musician a place in OAYO.