— dedicated to promoting the growth and appreciation of the arts in the Omaha community.
A multi-sensory exploration of some of the world’s most famous works of art, this special installation invites all visitors to move beyond visual appreciation and to engage with subject matter, style, and technique through touch and sound.
We invite you to appreciate the scholars’ work in the Connect Gallery and to explore art that inspired them throughout The Joslyn.
This display will showcase plants that poison, paralyze, puncture, intoxicate, eat flesh, and otherwise offend, some of which we commonly grow in our homes and gardens.
Gerald Dickens’ original theatrical presentation entitled “Dickens and the Queen” takes the audience on a captivating journey back to the 19th century Great Britain, where Queen Victoria and Charles Dickens defined the era. Surprisingly, these two iconic figures crossed paths only once! In this new performance, Gerald delves into the intricate relationship between the Queen and Charles Dickens. Experience the enchantment as Gerald recreates the long-awaited morning in 1870 at Buckingham Palace when these legendary individuals finally came face to face, just three months before Dickens’ death.
An introduction to the Museum featuring art stops in all three buildings—Joslyn Building, Scott Pavilion, and the new Hawks Pavilion.
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.
Warm nights. Cool grooves. Get ready to wrap yourself in another season of Jazz on the Green at Midtown Crossing presented by Omaha Performing Arts.
Feel free to tour all the featured 40+ local professional photographers depicting realistic landscapes, figures, and portraits.
A multi-sensory exploration of some of the world’s most famous works of art, this special installation invites all visitors to move beyond visual appreciation and to engage with subject matter, style, and technique through touch and sound.
We invite you to appreciate the scholars’ work in the Connect Gallery and to explore art that inspired them throughout The Joslyn.
This display will showcase plants that poison, paralyze, puncture, intoxicate, eat flesh, and otherwise offend, some of which we commonly grow in our homes and gardens.
Join Joslyn artist-instructors at The RiverFront (under the canopies at 13th & Farnam), for art-making fun, Thursdays in June and July (except July 4), at 10 amand 11 am. Free […]
