The Events Calendar by Oh My! Omaha
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As the creator of the largest independent archaeology channel on social media, Milo Rossi (@miniminuteman) has captivated over 3 million subscribers and amassed more than 1 billion views with his engaging, down-to-earth commentary about the wonders of the world. Through immersive storytelling and thoughtful global exploration, Rossi democratizes ancient knowledge, debunks misinformation and pseudoscience, and...
Omaha Symphony presents “The Award-Winning Music of John Williams” on Oct. 3 and 4 at the Holland Center. Experience legendary film scores like never before in unforgettable performances of John Williams’ most iconic music of the silver screen.
Omaha Symphony presents “The Award-Winning Music of John Williams” on Oct. 3 and 4 at the Holland Center. Experience legendary film scores like never before in unforgettable performances of John Williams’ most iconic music of the silver screen.
Theresa Caputo Live! The Experience is Sept. 20 at The Holland Center. For over a decade, Caputo, known worldwide as the Long Island Medium, and star of the Lifetime Series "Raising Spirits," has shared messages of comfort and healing with over a million audience members worldwide.
Comedian Tig Notaro brings the Out of Nowhere tour to Omaha on Feb. 22. Notaro is an Emmy and Grammy nominated stand-up comedian, actor, writer, podcaster, and radio contributor, as well as a favorite on numerous talk shows, including "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert" and "The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon." Rolling Stone named...
The Rush Tribute Project featuring Moving Pictures performs on Sept. 9 at the Holland Center. Combining vintage instruments, authentically styled clothing, and painstakingly recreated music, the experience of the Rush Tribute Project is unparalleled for both casual and devoted fans of Rush. This project covers all 40 years of the legendary band’s career, and aims...
"Clue: A Walking Mystery" is June 4-21 at Tenaska Center and Holland Center. The investigation begins in the Holland Center Welcome Center. From there, the clues will lead you through the building — and into the Tenaska Center — if you can piece it all together. Recommended for ages 8+. Start times vary. Synopsis: Step...
"Clue: A Walking Mystery" is June 4-21 at Tenaska Center and Holland Center. The investigation begins in the Holland Center Welcome Center. From there, the clues will lead you through the building — and into the Tenaska Center — if you can piece it all together. Recommended for ages 8+. Start times vary. Synopsis: Step...
"Clue: A Walking Mystery" is June 4-21 at Tenaska Center and Holland Center. The investigation begins in the Holland Center Welcome Center. From there, the clues will lead you through the building — and into the Tenaska Center — if you can piece it all together. Recommended for ages 8+. Start times vary. Synopsis: Step...
"Clue: A Walking Mystery" is June 4-21 at Tenaska Center and Holland Center. The investigation begins in the Holland Center Welcome Center. From there, the clues will lead you through the building — and into the Tenaska Center — if you can piece it all together. Recommended for ages 8+. Start times vary. Synopsis: Step...
"Clue: A Walking Mystery" is June 4-21 at Tenaska Center and Holland Center. The investigation begins in the Holland Center Welcome Center. From there, the clues will lead you through the building — and into the Tenaska Center — if you can piece it all together. Recommended for ages 8+. Start times vary. Synopsis: Step...
"Clue: A Walking Mystery" is June 4-21 at Tenaska Center and Holland Center. The investigation begins in the Holland Center Welcome Center. From there, the clues will lead you through the building — and into the Tenaska Center — if you can piece it all together. Recommended for ages 8+. Start times vary. Synopsis: Step...
