Five tree-lighting dates to put on your Omaha holiday calendar
From Village Pointe to Papillion and downtown, these organizer-confirmed dates make the first holiday outing easier to plan.
Omaha Family Fun
Art & Culture
Omaha holiday shopping, from a church craft fair to a heated market tent
A source-checked guide to November 13-15 and December 5-6, with admission details and the gaps worth checking before you leave.
Omaha Family Fun
Plan a holiday lights night beyond downtown Omaha
Bellevue's Falconwood and Omaha's Lauritzen Gardens offer different schedules and ticket structures. Here is what to check before choosing a night.
Dining
Omaha Family Fun
A less expensive family weeknight starts with the right day
Tuesday kids meals, a Monday pizza stop and half-off activities give Omaha-area families options, with conditions worth reading first.
Art & Culture
A North Omaha museum visit for Veterans Day, with Nebraska in the frame
The Great Plains Black History Museum's November calendar gives a Veterans Day visit a local point of entry: an exhibition about Tuskegee Airmen
Music News
The Holland is not one room: choose Kathy Tyree, Black Violin or Big Wreck by the night you want
"At the Holland" is not enough information to buy next weekend's music ticket. Between November 13 and 15, the organizer lists an Omaha
Nightlife
Two La Vista taprooms, one Portal Road address: the details that change your night
A group-text plan for "the brewery on Portal Road" needs one more detail. Kros Strain and Pint Nine both list 10411 Portal Road
Dining
The burger is not the bill: the $15 lunch math at Stella’s and Dinker’s
If your lunch budget is $15, a burger's menu price is only the starting point. The useful comparison between Stella's in Bellevue and
Omaha Family Fun
November 21 with kids: a half-hour dance, an hour of stories, or the evening parade
A Saturday plan does not have to fill the whole Saturday. On November 21, three primary calendars offer unusually clear choices: movement for
Art & Culture
At KANEKO, the extra $10 buys the conversation before Stacey Barelos’s operetta
Some Days the Sky Is Heavy has a 7:30 p.m. curtain, a 6:30 p.m. composer conversation and two distinct ticket choices on November