For as long as I’ve had this blog, I’ve been cluing you in to the best family shows brought to Omaha by Omaha Performing Arts. I worked there for a few years, and now I’m just a fan. So, here’s the next show you’ve got to see: Scrap Arts Music.
Scrap Arts Music is a percussive group — think “making drums out of everything” kind of thing. They’ll perform “Children of Metropolis” at the Holland Performing Arts Center on Oct. 25 at 7 p.m. It’s an all-ages show – so read on to see if it’s right for your family!
Disclosure: Omaha Performing Arts provided complimentary tickets to me and provided the tickets for the giveaways.
The show starts at 7 p.m., but arrive early for the family-friendly lobby activities that start at 6 p.m. One of the activities will be making your own instruments.
Who is Scrap Arts Music?
Scrap Arts Music is a Canadian experimental pop percussion company, which basically means this quintet makes awesome music with found objects like scrap metal, artillery shells, accordion parts and more.
It’s not just music, though. Scrap Arts Music adds athletic choreography to their inventive show.
What’s “Children of Metropolis” about?
“Children of Metropolis” is the latest production by Gregory Kozak and Justine Murdy, the co-founders, artistic directors and designers of Scrap Arts Music.
According to the press release, “It is a fast-paced, all-acoustic percussion show, with sci-fi-inspired film and video projections. The quintet performs with gymnastic agility and percussive drive, demonstrating incredible musical skill while striking, moving and bowing hand-made, mobile sculptural instruments made from recycled and salvaged materials.”
Sounds pretty awesome.
How to get tickets for Holland Performing Arts Shows
Scrap Arts Music will perform “Children of Metropolis” at the Holland Performing Arts Center, 1200 Douglas St., on Oct. 25 at 7 p.m.
Tickets starting at $20 are available at TicketOmaha.com, in person at the Ticket Omaha* Box Office located inside the Holland Performing Arts Center, 1200 Douglas Street, or by calling (402) 345-0606. The performance is sponsored by Children’s Hospital and Medical Center.
*Ticket Omaha is the official retail ticket outlet for all performances at the Orpheum Theater and the Holland Performing Arts Center. Tickets purchased from other ticket retailers such as secondary ticket agencies or brokers may be more expensive and may not be valid.
How to win tickets to Scrap Arts Music
I’ve partnered with Omaha Performing Arts to give away TWO SETS of family four passes to see Scrap Arts Music perform at the Holland Performing Arts Center! You can enter both giveaways to increase your odds of winning.
Win four tickets entering through the blog
The first giveaway starts right now! Use the Rafflecopter form below to enter the giveaway. Tickets are good for the Oct. 25 show at 7 p.m. at the Holland Performing Arts Center.
Nitty Gritty: The giveaway ends at 11:59 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 19. Winner will be contacted via email within 48 hours of the giveaway and will have 48 hours to respond before another winner is drawn. Must be 18 or older to enter and tickets are not exchangeable or refundable.
Win four tickets entering the Facebook giveaway
I’ll kick off a flash giveaway on Facebook this Monday! One winner will receive four tickets to see the Scrap Arts Music performance at the Holland Performing Arts Center.
Follow Oh My! Omaha on Facebook to stay in the loop and then on Monday, find the post about the giveaway.
One winner will be drawn on Wednesday morning. I’ll be contacting the winner via Facebook for the drawing.
Heather Luth
Friday 18th of October 2019
We would love to go see this show! What a fun giveaway!
becki
Monday 14th of October 2019
We've been looking at this show since we saw it advertised. We would love it.
Kaila White
Sunday 13th of October 2019
I think my son would love this event. He loves the Omaha Street Percussion so this is perfect.
Alexie
Sunday 13th of October 2019
They were adverting this at the market. Looks pretty cool!
Lisa Oliveto
Sunday 13th of October 2019
I saw Jane Goodall at the Holland last time I went. I could have listened to her all night!