— dedicated to promoting the growth and appreciation of the arts in the Omaha community.
This unique panel brings together voices rarely heard in the same forum, offering fresh perspectives on environmental challenges, innovation and cultural preservation....and it will be moderated by KVNO's Jeff Koterba!
This exciting conversation will offer a unique opportunity to engage with Dr. Lanham’s perspectives on the convergence of nature, culture, and conservation. He is an Alumni Distinguished Professor of Wildlife Ecology, Master Teacher at Clemson University, and a 2022 MacArthur Fellow. Dr. Lanham will provide insights on environmental stewardship, diversity in conservation, and the deep connections between people and the natural world. Candid by nature — and because of it — Lanham will examine how conservation must be a rigorous science and evocative art, inviting diversity and race to play active roles in celebrating our natural world.
Behind the scenes tour of an in-progress historic window restoration project at the St. Cecilia Cathedral School. Our tour will be led by the project lead, local window expert David White, owner of Aksarben Window Works, who will walk us through his process and answer our questions.
"Story Weaver" is for people who want to tell and/or listen to stories told in and about the natural world. It is also for musicians, poets, and thinkers. Participants are welcome to tell or read stories, share a poem, or perform a song related to the natural world. Attendance is welcome whether you wish to partake or just listen.
CreativeMornings/Omaha is a FREE monthly gathering for creative minded folks living, working and playing in the city of Omaha and surrounding areas. This month's theme is Parallel.
Speaker: Luke Armstrong Location: Joslyn Castle Carriage House
Featured Artist: Amelia Broussard + LALA Host & Co-Host: Natalie Wallace & Andrea Joy Pearson
"Story Weaver" is for people who want to tell and/or listen to stories told in and about the natural world. It is also for musicians, poets, and thinkers. Participants are welcome to tell or read stories, share a poem, or perform a song related to the natural world. Attendance is welcome whether you wish to partake or just listen.
Hear ye, hear ye! Your presence is requested at the Castle! Join us for a family friendly celebration of all things medieval at Joslyn Castle featuring falcons from the Fontenelle Forest Raptor Program, a history lecture, and maker's market. Fantastical attire encouraged!
Holly Rowe celebrates more than 20 years as one of ESPN’s most versatile commentators.
Dr. Cheng is a mathematician, educator, author, public speaker, concert pianist, composer and artist.
The first Opera in Conversation will feature Head of Music Josh Quinn, as he delivers a crash course on all things Handel, Baroque opera, and what to expect from Giulio […]
Art history, power, money and mystery converge in the story of a painting attributed to Leonardo da Vinci that was hidden away in Omaha for decades. Be our guest […]
In this engaging presentation, Dr. Green will highlight how pandemics have long shaped human history, drawing on the Black Death as a case study. Emphasizing the intersection of human-driven networks, ecological factors, and cutting-edge genetic research, Dr. Green will illustrate how pandemics gain global footholds and persist over time. The talk will explore how these insights can inform present-day responses to emerging infectious diseases.
“Pandemics, however, are unique in that they manage to exploit human networks to spread globally and, more often than not, sustain themselves. Whether the diseases are carried by humans themselves or by human-created ecologies or means of transport, pandemics always have an anthropogenic element.” — Dr. Monica H. Green