— dedicated to promoting the growth and appreciation of the arts in the Omaha community.
The Brother East Brother West Band came together when they saw a need in our music community for a band that could play for a large variety of crowds, perform […]
Omaha welcomes back long-time friend and Milwaukee Symphony’s Music Director Ken-David Masur, leading the Symphony in warhorses of the repertoire.
Experience a night of psychedelic bliss and timeless tunes at our Grateful Dead Tribute Concert! Join us as we pay homage to the legendary band with a dynamic performance that captures the spirit of their iconic sound.
North Omaha Music and Arts hosts free weekly gatherings with live band performances, followed by open sessions where all musicians, MCs, and vocalists are invited to participate or sit in.
The opera may be called Giulio Cesare, but it’s really about Cleopatra. Join a conversation with historian Catherine Medici-Thiemann, PhD to explore some of the most famous women rulers of […]
North Omaha Music and Arts hosts free weekly gatherings with live band performances, followed by open sessions where all musicians, MCs, and vocalists are invited to participate or sit in.
The Florentine Players, a local nonprofit community theater group, will premiere its 60th annual melodrama, “Ticket to Ride or Heard Her on the Florient Express,” on Thursday, May 1. This […]
The Florentine Players, a local nonprofit community theater group, will premiere its 60th annual melodrama, “Ticket to Ride or Heard Her on the Florient Express,” on Thursday, May 1. This […]
This will be one of only a handful of choral/orchestral performances in Omaha this year, and the composer/conductor guest artist provides a unique opportunity for performers and audiences alike to experience contemporary choral music under the baton of its creator.
Sing Omaha's nonprofit status allows our work to remain mission-focused, which allows us to provide meaningful performance experiences for students who might otherwise not have a chance to concertize with a professional orchestra.
This semi-staged opera will transport you back in time, although the themes of power, love, and politics are timeless.
The English Concert, the world’s preeminent Baroque orchestra, visits Omaha for one night only to present the tale of Julius Caesar, the infamous Roman general and dictator.
The Florentine Players, a local nonprofit community theater group, will premiere its 60th annual melodrama, “Ticket to Ride or Heard Her on the Florient Express,” on Thursday, May 1. This […]