‘The Kiss’ – Omaha’s Memorial Park hosts WWII ‘Embracing Peace’ sculpture
It’s the kiss heard ’round the world. But, in later years, it became a symbol of sexual assault. A sailor, celebrating the end of World War II, grabbed a woman […]
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Frozen the Musical Comes to the Orpheum in Omaha
Disclosure: Tickets to “Frozen the Musical” are being provided by Biz Chica and Disney to create and post this content. However, all opinions are my own. I know it’s officially […]
‘Washed Ashore’: Lauritzen Gardens exhibit uses recovered recyclables for art, environment message
Using sculptures created from recovered plastic, Lauritzen Gardens’ latest exhibit seeks to show the importance of conservation and recycling. “Washed Ashore: Art to Save the Sea,” which runs through […]
Holy Heroes, Batman! Omaha’s Durham Museum hosts special exhibit on comic book superheroes
It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s…the Hall of Heroes! Comic book superheroes come to life – sort of – at Omaha’s Durham Museum. The exhibition showcasing America’s love affair […]
Cottonwood Hotel: Classic Omaha Blackstone Hotel gets makeover and new name
High stakes poker games happened here on a routine basis. The Reuben sandwich was invented here. Butter Brickle ice cream was created in the kitchen. The Blackstone Hotel and its […]
Play Ball! Omaha Storm Chasers look forward following canceled season, layoffs
For the first time since 2019, fans are excited to hear the words, “Play ball!” at Werner Park. While baseball enthusiasts missed watching the sport on the field, for employees […]
Omaha Love’s Local Food and Drink Bingo
We love our community and want to see it continue to grow and prosper. We enjoy each opportunity to promote what we have in Omaha. In fact, we have two […]
Shop Local: A Look at Omaha and Lincoln Stores
With the holiday season upon us, we’re all looking for the perfect gift for that special someone. With so many options available today, it can be easy to forget […]
Supporting Omaha restaurants
Omaha’s vibrant culinary scene rivals that of almost any major city around the United States. From old-fashioned, hand-made comfort food like Grandma used to make to farm-to-table original concepts, chefs […]
Explore Omaha’s history with a Durham Museum trolley tour
Hunger pangs challenged his attention. Entrenched in a serious game of poker with his weekly gambling mates, Reuben Kulakofsky couldn’t take himself away from the table. So the Omaha businessman […]