Omaha’s public art worth the viewing
From the Missouri riverfront to western Omaha, the city has taken an interest in its public art displays. Omaha has joined the trend of other cities in offering its residents […]
From the Missouri riverfront to western Omaha, the city has taken an interest in its public art displays. Omaha has joined the trend of other cities in offering its residents […]
Libraries as tourist attractions? We’ve found during our trips that libraries can be unspoken tourist attractions. Not many people think to check out a library on their vacations. But, maybe […]
Warren Buffet. Bill Gates. The Walking Tourists. What do we all have in common? Well, we were among the estimated 38,000 people at Omaha’s Century Link Center area for the […]
Omaha is known as a great steak city. We have five good reasons to back that up. Omaha Culinary Tours started an Omaha Classic Steakhouse Tour, and I was fortunate […]
“Take me out to the ball game” rings out at hundreds of ball parks across the American landscape as the national pastime is underway for 2014. Major and minor league […]
“War Horse” is a fast moving, suspenseful play, with a side of humor. The play at the Orpheum Theatre in Omaha focuses on the lead character Albert and his horse, […]
From Tom Sawyer to Dinosaur Hunter, Paul Sereno has seen more of the world and its history than most people could ever dream. Sereno, dubbed the “Dinosaur Hunter” because of […]
Ever want to try a new place for dinner but just not sure where to go? Wish you could try a bunch of local places in a short amount of […]
Who hasn’t dreamed of finding a dinosaur? Who couldn’t wait to see the original “Jurassic Park” movie? Americans have long held a fascination with dinosaurs. We will stand in line […]
Combining history and food is the goal of Omaha Culinary Tours. Omaha’s Old Market district is ripe with history…and food. It’s a perfect fit for one of the young company’s […]