Farewell, Maestro: Omaha Symphony Marks Centennial While Paying Tribute to Musical Director Who Shaped Its Trajectory

As the Omaha Symphony plans to celebrate its centennial this upcoming season, they also bid adieu to its outgoing music director Thomas Wilkins. Read More »

All That Jazz: The Jewell Jazz Club Features Tasty Food, Great Sounds

The Jewell jazz club in the Capitol District took its name from the North Omaha building that was home to Dreamland Ballroom. Read More »

Fun and Fundraising: June 24, 2020 Newsletter

This newsletter from Omaha Magazine is sent out in an email blast every Thursday morning. You can sign up to receive it in your inbox. Read More »

From The Ashes: How Two Omaha Restaurants Faced the Fire

Several high-profile restaurants in Omaha have suffered fires in recent years. These fires showcased the worst possible scenarios, sometimes in spectacular, explosive fashion. Read More »

Not Funny: Talking to Myself

Regular Omaha Magazine columnist Otis Twelve talks to readers about talking to themselves. Read More »

July/August 2020 Between the Lines

The "Between the Lines" section of Omaha Magazine takes a look at four members of the Omaha Magazine team. Read More »

Art In Isolation: COVID-19 Changes the Local Arts Scene

Omaha theater and art institutions had to rethink how to collaborate, connect with patrons, and nurture talent during the coronavirus quarantine. Read More »

The Artist in the Theater (And on YouTube)

Savannah Savick found her life's calling when she discovered she could combine visual art and theater for a living. Read More »

Obviously Omaha: Royal to Wicked, Six History Tours in Omaha

Omaha offers several historical tours that lend insight into the people who founded and built this town nicknamed “the Gateway to the West” and the events that shaped it. Read More »