Prepare to be charmed by one of Omaha’s most distinctive neighborhoods. Omaha’s Old Market offers cobblestone streets, brick warehouses turned into boutiques and restaurants, and quirky surprises around every corner. Here are 10 Old Market experiences you won’t want to miss. 1. Snap a Selfie in the Old Market Passageway
What Type of Omaha Restaurant Week Diner Are You? Omaha Restaurant Week Week runs Sept. 12–21, bringing back 10 delicious days of prix fixe, three- course dinners across the city. In 2025, 58 restaurants will offer special menus at set price points — $20, $30, $40 and $50 per person — making it
Omaha is full of atmospheric places that make perfect spooky photo locations — whether you’re visiting in October or chasing eerie vibes year-round. From a historic cemetery to a shadowy swamp, these Omaha selfie spots are a mix of history, mystery and goosebump-worthy backdrops. Elmwood Park Grotto Tucked inside one
Ready to beat the heat or just treat yourself? Omaha is packed with amazing ice cream parlors, from old-school classics to creative new favorites. Here’s your guide to some of the best ice cream spots in Omaha. Warning: reading this might cause serious cravings! Centi Omaha Centi is all about
Omaha’s playgrounds offer exciting places for kids to climb, splash and explore. Some are built into nature. Others are indoors with soft play areas and relaxing spots for parents. Each spot gives families a chance to spend quality time together and try something new. Read on for highlights of some of our favorite spots.
The Durham Museum The former Union Station is now a museum filled with real train cars that you can walk through, an interactive model train display and exhibits about Omaha’s past. The grand Art Deco building is worth a visit all on its own. Union Pacific Railroad Museum
Get to know a couple of faces behind the helmets. The Bendigo Bullet: Peta Mullens, @petamullens on Instagram Hometown: Bendigo, VIC, Australia (based in Brevard, North Carolina) Club: Liv Tango Racing Race Count: Around 1,000 race days With 13 national titles – including 2015 Road Champ – Peta Mullens brings
Joslyn Art Museum has always aimed to be for the people. A gift from Sarah Joslyn in honor of her husband, George, it has stood as a cultural landmark for decades – and now, in the spirit of accessibility, welcomes visitors free of charge. But with over 12,000 objects spanning 5,000 years of human
Joslyn Art Museum is turning heads. Midwest Living recently named it one of the top 25 revamps of the year after it reopened following a two-year expansion. Plan your trip to Omaha to experience The Joslyn’s bold architecture, hands-on creativity, vibrant gardens and welcoming spaces to eat, shop and unwind. Step Inside
Christi Ballard, founder of Status, turned a lifelong love for luxury handbags and sustainability into a thriving business. Ballard started by hosting private gatherings and popups. The demand for her luxury finds led to her opening her store at Aksarben Village in 2021. Due to high demand, she moved into a larger space in