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Otis Twelve Announces Retirement
Help us honor an Omaha Legend! Leave Otis Twelve a thank you, a memory of listening to or meeting him, or well wishes for a fond future.
Learn MoreOpera Outdoors
KVNO is proud to partner with Opera Omaha as they kick off their 24/25 season at Opera Outdoors!
Used Instrument Drive
Last weekend, the Omaha community came together to donate over 40 instruments to be repaired and distributed to Title I schools in the Omaha Metro.
How to DonateClassical Kids
KVNO has been honoring students who play, sing or compose for over twenty years. Each monthly Classical Kid receives a $300 scholarship from the Soener Foundation.
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April 17th, 2026
UNO Theatre Creates Immersive Romeo and Juliet Production
This rendition of Romeo and Juliet is an immersive experience that speaks to examine the dangers of polarization.
April 16th, 2026
Anime Week at Film Streams Brings Bold Storytelling to the Big Screen
From surreal comedies to emotional love stories, Anime Week at Film Streams highlights the global rise of anime with three visually stunning films.
April 15th, 2026
Chris Ware’s Rusty Brown Finds Humanity in the Quiet Corners of Omaha
A new edition of Between Two Covers on KVNO’s Arts Today explores Chris Ware’s Rusty Brown, a deeply detailed graphic novel set in Omaha that blends humor, pain, and extraordinary visual storytelling.
April 14th, 2026
Students Bring Baltic Sounds to Joslyn Castle in Free UNO Piano Concert
UNO piano students bring rare music from Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania to Joslyn Castle on April 21st, and it’s completely free. Come hear what a live performance can do that nothing else can.
April 10th, 2026
Enjoy Local Art with UNO’s Spring BFA Thesis and BASA Senior Exhibitions
The graduating students of the BFA and BASA programs within UNO are displaying their work in the Spring BFA Thesis and BASA Senior Exhibitions.
April 9th, 2026
A Puzzle Worth Solving: “Ludwig” Blends Mystery, Humor, and Music
Christine Burright highlights “Ludwig,” a British mystery series that blends puzzles, humor, and classical music into a binge-worthy crime drama with a clever twist.
April 8th, 2026
Dumplings, Polka, and a Sense of Belonging: Omaha’s Czech Festival Returns
They baked 1,600 kolache last year, and they sold out. On April 19th, the Omaha Czech Slovak Cultural Club brings pork, polka, and a band from the Czech Republic to the Beardmore Event Center in Bellevue. Everyone is welcome.
April 7th, 2026
A World of Music and Dance Returns to Omaha
The Tamburitzans return to Omaha, reviving a beloved cultural tradition that blends music, dance, and global storytelling. Through the Cathedral Arts Project, this long-awaited performance brings audiences on a journey across cultures, no passport required.
Scherzo: The KVNO Blog
See More Blog PostsApril 15th, 2026
Antonin Dvorak: A Composer’s Unlikely Pet Passion
Czech composer Antonin Dvořák’s affection centered completely on pigeons. Not just one pigeon, but dozens. For Antonin Dvořák, one could never have too many pigeons.
April 6th, 2026
A Cheerful Reminder About an Uncomfortable Topic
Not long ago, we had a KVNO staff retreat where each of us brought a personal item and shared why it matters. The stories were insightful and funny and moving […]
March 25th, 2026
Springtime and fund drives—always an exciting adventure
Listener contributions are now the largest and most important source of funding for KVNO’s operations.
March 5th, 2026
Looking Ahead: Why 2026 and beyond has me so excited
I believe KVNO has one of the most talented and dedicated teams in the city. Their passion for bringing you the music and programs you love is extraordinary.