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Omaha is a gem in the heart of America's heartland. This historic railroad crossroads has transitioned into a vibrant urban hub, where old-world tradition meets modern innovation. The city's downtown renaissance exemplifies the power of collaborative vision, with public-private partnerships driving unprecedented growth and cultural vitality. Through strategic alliances between city leadership, corporate stakeholders, and philanthropic powerhouses like the Peter Kiewit Foundation and the Suzanne & Walter Scott Foundation, Omaha has masterfully leveraged its community-minded spirit to fuel development. 

The result is a vibrant, lively downtown shining, from the historic cobblestone streets at the Market to the cutting-edge Capitol District entertainment area. The Downtown evolution represents what's possible when civic leaders’ vision aligns with philanthropic action, creating a model of urban development that many similar-sized cities across America look to emulate.

The latest example is the Children's Museum’s planned move to the Riverfront. Omaha Children’s Museum has created a 50-year legacy of serving children throughout Omaha. A partnership between the City of Omaha, NuStyle Development, and the Omaha Children’s Museum will introduce new residents, learning and leisure opportunities for Omaha’s riverfront. This latest unique development continues the momentum and growth in Omaha.  This partnership brings together philanthropy, non-profit, private development, and the City of Omaha to deliver excellent public benefits.

The city chose city-owned property at a great location for this project. The city property is located on the north side of Douglas Street and borders Heartland of America Park. The estimated site development and parking ramp cost is approximately $36 million; the city will contribute $26 million. The Beam, a 16-story building at 8th and Douglas, will be built by NuStyle Development next to the new Omaha Children’s Museum. NuStyle plans to invest $87 million in the project.  The Beam offers 261 one and two-bedroom apartments.

What will this new Riverfront vision look like? A 12-story wood-timber apartment building will be built on top of a four-story public parking garage, anchoring the combined museum/apartment development. The City of Omaha will build and operate the two parking garages and a surface lot with approximately 600 stalls available for public use, museum patrons, and tenants.
This property would never have been developed without the vision of our city leaders, Omaha’s’ Children Museum leadership, and the partnership with NuStyle.

The museum will not just be moving. Omaha Children’s Museum leaders plan to Create a dynamic new Museum with a unique new building, exhibits, and programming that create joy, generate curiosity, and foster connection. Museum leadership will leverage knowledge from some of the nation’s leading early childhood development experts based here in Omaha to create the master plan for the new museum. 
The redevelopment agreements with NuStyle and Omaha Children’s Museum are expected to go to the Planning Board in November and the City Council in December.

Omaha Children’s Museum will continue to operate at its current location at 20th and Howard Streets during the fundraising for and construction of the new space, to transition to its new home in late 2027.
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Are you ready for Omaha's Sweetest Halloween Celebrations and a weekend filled with smiles, giggles, and no scares? Enjoy all the family-friendly events around town, from costume parades to decorating pumpkins. The Heim-Berg team has collected some of the most delightful, not scary, events that will put smiles on your little goblins' faces. So, grab your trick-or-treating buckets, dress up in your best costumes, sprinkle on a little Omaha magic, and get ready to make awesome family memories. No tricks here – just plenty of treats and good old-fashioned fun! Some popular family-friendly events for good old-fashioned fun include:

October 25th

Nelson Produce Farm – 10505 N 234 St. Valley, NE 68064                                                                     9:00am-9:00pm – Barnyard Boo 
Dress the kids in their favorite costume and come out to the 4th Annual Barnyard Boo! Family fun awaits you with hayrides, pumpkin smashing, and barnyard Trick-Or-Treating. You can also join the costume contests, including Best Family Theme. Watch a magical performance and enjoy delicious fall treats and goodies. 

Saddlebrook Library – 14850 Laurel Ave, Omaha, NE 
9:30-11:30am – Halloween Spooktacular
Dress the kids in their favorite costumes and Trick-or-Treat along the Trail, collecting candy outside in Iowa's crisp fall air.

Hoff Family Arts & Culture Center – 1001 S 6th St, Council Bluffs, IA 
4:00-10:00pm Halloween at the Hoff
Bring the whole family to the Hoff Center for a fun-filled evening at the Hoff Center's annual Halloween Bash! You will have a hauntingly good time with the Trick-or-Treat Stations, Costume Contest, Haunted Flashlight Gallery Tour, and Live Music.

Remedy Health – 1314 Galvin Rd. S., Bellevue, NE 
4:30-6:00 pm - 3rd Annual Trunk or Treat 
Wear your best costumes and come out to enjoy Remedy Heath's third annual Trunk or Treat.  The event includes fun family activities, candy, prizes️ , and the Best Decorated Trunk Contest.

Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium 
7:00 pm - 9:30 pm 10/24-10/27 - Ghouls & Glow 
This year, Ghouls & Glow has two fun weekends for your family. So, if you missed out this past weekend, come out October 24-27. Ghouls & Glow will wow you with spectacular performances by Omaha Circus Arts and Omaha Street Percussion. The kiddos will love the trick-or-treat stations, carousel rides, fall treats, and lanterns throughout. Mahoney Kingdoms of the Night and the Suzanne and Walter Scott Aquarium will be open for this event. 

Werner Park – 12356 Ballpark Way, Papillion, NE
5:00pm-8:00pm Baseballoween
Get dressed up and come out to the ballpark for the 13th annual Baseballoween festivities. Family-friendly fun includes trick-or-treating family activities and a family-friendly movie on the big board!

October 26th
Glenwood Town Square – Glenwood, IA 
9:00am-11:00am – Scare Crow Days 
Dress the kids in their favorite costumes and attend the 21st Annual Scare Crow Days! Family fun awaits you at this Trick-Or-Treating event that includes Glenwood and the surrounding communities.

Gifford Farm Education Center – 700 Camp Gifford Rd, Bellevue, NE
10:00am-3:00pm Trick or Treat with the Animals
Dress the kids in their favorite costume bring them to trick or treat with the animals.  Roam around the farm and collect goodies along the way. Take the kids to visit the Outdoor Nature Classroom, hop on a haunted hayride, enjoy food trucks, the market, face painting, balloons, games, and more! Create great family memories at this year's trick or treat with the animals. 

Benson American Legion Family Post #112 – 8904 Military Rd, Omaha 
10:00am-3:00pm - SALoween
Benson "Sons of the American Legion" (SAL Squadron 112)
Get your costumes on and come out for the 9th Free Event! The kiddos will love parking lot trunks or treating, games, and prizes. 

Your family will be sharing stories at school and work on Monday! Don't miss out on these magical moments. Grab your costumes, and head out to create lasting family memories. For more information, visit Omaha.com. 

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Happy Halloween 🍁🎉

Omaha, get ready for a weekend packed with diverse and exciting events! From thrilling outdoor adventures to cozy movie nights, there's something for every taste. Whether you're into home improvement, fall festivities, or simply spending quality time with friends and family, this weekend has it all. And remember, there are plenty of local resources to help you make the most of these events. Let's explore the highlights together!

🎬 Free Friday Night Movie: Hocus Pocus

Kick off your weekend with a magical evening at Ditmars Orchard & Vineyard! Gather your friends and family for a free showing of the classic Halloween favorite, Hocus Pocus. Enjoy the crisp autumn air, delicious snacks, and the enchanting atmosphere of the orchard. It's the perfect way to set the tone for a spooky weekend ahead!

🏠 Omaha Home & Lifestyle Show

If home improvement is on your mind, don't miss the Omaha Home & Lifestyle Show at the Chi Health Center from October 4-6! This is your chance to meet with experts, gather great ideas, and discover the latest home decor, renovation, and lifestyle trends. Whether planning a big project or just dreaming about updates, you'll leave inspired and informed.

🐾 Ice Age Adventure at Lee G. Simmons Conservation Park

Prepare for a wild weekend at the Lee G. Simmons Conservation Park and Wildlife Safari! Dive into the Ice Age Adventure experience, where you can learn about ancient animals and enjoy fun activities that the whole family will love. It's an educational and entertaining way to appreciate wildlife while making great memories.

🌲 Haunted TreeRush at Fontenelle Forest

Are you feeling brave? The Haunted TreeRush at Fontenelle Forest opens this weekend! Get your adrenaline pumping as you navigate the treetops, encountering spooky surprises. It's a thrilling adventure that's sure to get you in the Halloween spirit!

🌙 Sleeping Bag Safari: 21+ Grown-Up Safari at Henry Doorly Zoo

For a unique twist on a classic outing, head to the Henry Doorly Zoo for the Sleeping Bag Safari, designed just for adults! Spend the night exploring the zoo after hours, enjoying exclusive animal encounters, and savoring delicious food and drinks. It's the perfect way to unleash your inner child while enjoying a grown-up night out!

🌶️ Chili Crawl at Midtown Crossing

Warm up your taste buds at the Chili Crawl in Midtown Crossing! Sample delicious chili from various local restaurants and vote for your favorite. This flavorful journey will bring the community together while supporting local businesses. Bring your appetite and enjoy a fun culinary adventure!

🎃 Pumpkin Patch Festival at Bloom Where You're Planted Farm

Finally, embrace the fall season at the Pumpkin Patch Festival at Bloom Where You're Planted Farm! Pick your perfect pumpkin, enjoy hayrides, and partake in family-friendly activities. It's the ultimate way to soak up the autumn vibes and create lasting memories with loved ones.

With so many exciting events this weekend, Omaha is the place to be! Whether you're catching a free movie under the stars, exploring home improvement ideas, or enjoying some thrilling adventures in nature, there's no shortage of fun to be had. Don't miss out on all the excitement!

For more tips on living your best life in Omaha, connect with The Heim-Berg Team, your trusted Omaha Realtors! Call us at 402-677-9024 or visit us at www.OmahaAreaLiving.com. Let's make your Omaha experience unforgettable!

Hey, outdoor enthusiasts and fall lovers! As the crisp autumn air settles over Omaha in September 2024, it's time to lace up those hiking boots and hit the trails. We've got the inside scoop on the absolute best spots to experience the magic of fall in the heartland. Get ready for a feast of colors, sounds, and smells that'll make your Instagram followers green with envy (or should we say orange with envy?).

1. Fontenelle Forest 🌳

New for 2024: The recently completed Skyline Trail offers incredible views of the Missouri River and the Omaha skyline.

• Trail Length: 19 miles of interconnected trails
• Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
• Fall Foliage Peak: Early to Mid-October
• Don't Miss: The new eco-friendly visitor center with augmented reality exhibits!

2. Neale Woods Nature Center 🦉

• Trail Length: 9 miles of trails
• Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
• Fall Foliage Peak: Late September to Early October
• Hot Tip: Check out the new nighttime guided "Owl Prowl" hikes – a hoot for the whole family!

3. Hitchcock Nature Center 🏞️

2024 Update: The center now offers electric bike rentals to explore the expanded trail system.

• Trail Length: 10 miles of trails
• Difficulty: Moderate to Challenging
• Fall Foliage Peak: Mid-October
• Must-Do: Climb the 45-foot observation tower for a 360° autumn spectacle!

4. Platte River State Park 🍄

• Trail Length: 14 miles of trails
• Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
• Fall Foliage Peak: Early to Mid-October
• New Feature: Try out the "Fall Fungi Finder" app, launched in 2023, to identify mushrooms along the trail!

5. Chalco Hills Recreation Area 🚶‍♀️

Exciting Addition: The new 3-mile "Prairie Sky Loop" offers stunning views of the restored tallgrass prairie.

• Trail Length: 7 miles of trails
• Difficulty: Easy
• Fall Foliage Peak: Late September to Early October
• Fun Fact: Home to Omaha's first "Silent Disco Hike" – groove to your own beat while enjoying nature!

6. Zorinsky Lake Park 🌅

• Trail Length: 7.4-mile loop around the lake
• Difficulty: Easy
• Fall Foliage Peak: Early to Mid-October
• 2024 Highlight: Don't miss the new floating boardwalk section, offering unique views of fall reflections on the water!

Top Tips for Your 2024 Fall Hike:

1. Download the Trail: The citywide "Omaha Trails AR" app now offers offline maps and real-time trail conditions.
2. Gear Up: Visit the new REI Co-op in Aksarben for the latest in eco-friendly hiking gear.
3. Capture the Moment: Participate in the annual "Colors of Omaha" photo contest – your shot could be featured on next year's city calendar!
4. Stay Safe: With the changing climate, always check for fire risks and air quality before heading out.
5. Leave No Trace: Remember, our trails are more popular than ever. Do your part to keep Omaha beautiful!

The Perfect Time to Hit the Trails

Fall 2024 in Omaha is shaping up to be a stunner. Thanks to recent conservation efforts and a particularly wet summer, experts predict this autumn will offer some of the most vibrant colors we've seen in years. So grab your pumpkin spice latte (or better yet, try one of the local trail-side cafes' new "Omaha Autumn Brew"), and get out there!

Remember, the best way to end a perfect fall hike? Coming home to your own piece of Omaha paradise. Whether you're looking for a cozy cabin near the trails or a modern condo with views of those colorful city parks, we've got you covered.

Ready to find your perfect home base for Omaha adventures? Let's talk! We're not just a real estate team; we're your personal guide to everything that makes Omaha special.

🍁 Happy Trails, Omaha! 🍂

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Omaha, Nebraska, is a city with a rich tapestry of history, woven through its streets, buildings, and monuments. It's a place where every corner tells a story, every landmark holds memories of the past, and every visit becomes a lesson in American heritage. Let's look at Omaha's historical sites and delve deeper into the narratives that make each location unique and significant.

Joslyn Castle, with its Scottish Baronial architecture, is not just a building; it's a cultural artifact representing the Gilded Age's prosperity. Commissioned by George and Sarah Joslyn in 1903, the castle is an emblem of the wealth generated by Omaha's burgeoning printing industry at the turn of the century. The castle's interior is a marvel, with a rare combination of art, antiques, and modern comforts of the time. It's a place where one can almost hear the echoes of high society gatherings and feel the presence of Omaha's early influencers.

The General Crook House Museum, once the residence of General George Crook, stands as a tribute to military history and architectural preservation. General Crook played a pivotal role in the Indian Wars and was known for his fair treatment of Native Americans. The museum not only showcases the general's personal effects and military memorabilia but also serves as a venue for understanding the complexities of post-Civil War America.

The Hot Shops Art Center is a vibrant hub of creativity housed in a former mattress factory. This center is home to over 80 artists working in various mediums, from glassblowing to pottery to painting. The Hot Shops is more than an art center; it's a living museum where visitors can witness the transformation of raw materials into beautiful works of art, all within the walls of a building that has stood the test of time.

The Old Market is Omaha's historic heart, where the past and present merge seamlessly. This neighborhood was once the center of commerce, where goods were traded, and fortunes were made. Today, it's a bustling district where history is celebrated daily through its preserved architecture, local businesses, and the vibrant community that frequents its streets.

St. Cecilia's Cathedral, an example of Spanish Renaissance architecture, is not only a place of worship but also a beacon of Omaha's religious and cultural diversity. The cathedral's stunning stained glass windows and intricate stone carvings are a testament to the craftsmanship and artistic vision of the early 20th century.

Father Flanagan's Historic House, the original home of Boys Town's founder, tells the story of one man's mission to change the lives of at-risk youth. The house is a symbol of compassion and innovation in social care, reflecting the progressive spirit that characterizes much of Omaha's history.

Omaha's historic sites are more than attractions; they are the chapters of a story that continues to unfold. So, whether you're a history enthusiast, a curious traveler, or a proud resident, take the time to discover the historical treasures of Omaha. It's a journey that promises to enrich your understanding of this remarkable city and its place in the American saga.

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If you need a bit of help with your Thanksgiving meal, here are some local options in Omaha to help you make this the best Thanksgiving Day ever!

Restaurants in Omaha Open on Thanksgiving Day

Astoria Indian Restaurant, 5010 S. 108th St, Omaha; 402-934-5054

Beacon Hills 6750 Mercy Rd, Omaha; 402-933-3115

Cascio’s Steakhouse 1620 S 10th St, Omaha; 402-345-8313

Cracker Barrel 9409 S. 142nd St., Omaha (other locations also available); 402-891-8665

Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar 140 Regency Parkway., Omaha; 402-393-0811

J. Gilbert’s 1010 Capitol Ave. Omaha; 531-222-9218

Johnny’s Cafe 4702 S 27th St, Omaha; 402-731-4774

Orleans Room Kimpton Cottonwood Hotel 302 S. 36th St. Omaha; 833-404-6981

Sullivan’s Steakhouse 222 S. 15th St., Omaha; 402-342-0077

Texas de Brazil 1110 Capitol Ave, Omaha; 402-783-8074

Dine-at-Home Without the Fuss

Baker’s 

Big Mama’s Kitchen & Catering 

Catering Creations 

Cracker Barrel 

HyVee 

Jerico’s 

Small Cakes 

Vala’s 

Village Inn 

Whole Foods 

Have a Happy Thanksgiving!

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Fall is in full gear at the local farms and orchards near Omaha. If you still need to pick up some epic pumpkins or just want to enjoy the wonders of the season, check out these local pumpkin patches and farms near Omaha!

Roca Berry Farm

16531 S. 38th St.
Roca, Nebraska 68430

Visit Lancaster Counties largest pumpkin patch, conveniently located just south of Lincoln, NE. They offer a wide range of fun activities suitable for all ages. The pumpkin patch is open daily from 9am to 7pm, with activities closing at 6:30pm. If you're coming from Omaha, it's less than an hour's drive away. In addition to an impressive selection of pumpkins, they also have 4 haunted attractions and over 60 other attractions for you to enjoy. And don't forget to treat yourself to delicious funnel cakes and apple donuts.

Activities: Animals, Corn Maze, Food, Kids Activities, Live Shows, Pumpkin Patch, U-Pick

Nelson Produce Farm

10505 N 234th St
Valley, Nebraska 68064

With pumpkin picking, hayrack rides, and a massive hay pyramid, there are countless highlights to enjoy. And don't forget about the over 50 varieties of pumpkins available! Be sure to treat yourself to an apple cider slushie, apple nachos, donuts, and a warm drink made with homemade syrups from the Coffee Barn in our indoor market.

Activities: Animals, Corn Maze, Food, Kids Activities, Live Shows, Pumpkin Patch, U-Pick

Arbor Day Farm

2611 Arbor Avenue
Nebraska City, Nebraska 68410

Arbor Day Farm, spanning 260 acres, offers a multitude of fall activities. Visitors can immerse themselves in the unique Treetop Village, indulge in apple and pumpkin picking, and explore the expansive farm. Additionally, a variety of fall treats such as caramel apples, fresh-pressed cider, and apple pie are available for enjoyment. For those interested in U-pick activities, the schedule, which includes apple picking starting on September 16th, can be found on arbordayfarm.org. It is highly recommended to purchase tickets in advance through the website.

Activities: Apple Orchard, Food, Kids Activities, Pumpkin Patch, U-Pick

Camp Fontanelle's Split Oak Hollow

9677 County Road 3
Fontanelle, Nebraska 68044

Camp Fontanelle is the perfect fall destination for the whole family. Since 2007, they have been offering a variety of family-friendly activities including a corn maze, pumpkin patch, zip line, bunnies and goats, barrel train and hayrack rides, pedal karts, special event days, yard games, Human Foosball, and new this year, a climbing tower. Open on Saturdays and Sundays from September 30th to October 31st.

Activities: Animals, Corn Maze, Food, Kids Activities, Pumpkin Patch, U-Pick

Martin's Hillside Orchard

2024 Ashland Rd
Ceresco, Nebraska 68017

Martin's is a popular destination for apple picking in the fall. They offer a variety of fun activities for kids, including wagon rides on the weekends. In addition to apple picking, they also have caramel apples, cider slush, and a pumpkin patch. Overall, Martin's is known as the best little orchard in the area.

Activities: Apple Orchard, Corn Maze, Food, Kids Activities, Pumpkin Patch, U-Pick

Have your home needs changed in the past year? Perhaps you’ve outgrown your present home, or need to downsize to a more suitable home. If you’re ready to make a move, let’s connect and talk about all the amazing opportunities that are available to you!

Summer is here, so how do you plan to keep your kids entertained and learning new things? Why not try out a summer camp in the Omaha area? There aren't the camps we had as kids. These modern camps offer all sorts of activities and adventures to keep your young ones learning while they have the time of their lives. Here's a sampling of some of the camps available in Omaha.

Wildlife Encounters Summer Camp

17114 S 63rd St
Papillion, Nebraska 68113

Kangaroos, Parrots & Lizards oh my! Meet real animal ambassadors while learning about wildlife conservation, zookeeping, animal careers & animal care! Miles of hiking trails, swimming pool with lifeguards, nature center & more!

Summer Explorations

2810 N 118th St
Omaha, Nebraska 68164

Fun, one-week courses at "The Forward-Thinking High School" designed to spark curiosity and build skills for current and/or upcoming 6th, 7th, and 8th-grade students. We have seven exciting, four-day courses to choose from: Outdoor Education, Geology & Archaeology, Entrepreneurship, Crime Scene Forensics & Psychology, Film Making, Graphic Design/Marketing, and Robotics.

Rock 'n' Palooza & Happy Feet

Rock 'n' Palooza runs Mon - Fri in June & July at Countryside Village and Benson Theatre. Happy Feet runs Saturdays in June & July at Countryside Village.

Explore the music of great rock bands! Explore acting through improvisation and scene work! Get messy and create outside the box through drawing and painting! These camps explore it all!

Bloom Summer Dance Camps and Classes

Northwest Omaha (Blondo), Southwest Omaha (Oakview) & Elkhorn

Are you looking for an activity for your child that is positive, safe, and encourages development? Sign up at Bloom for summer dance camps or weekly classes!

• Ages 2 - Adults
• Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Hip Hop, Acro, Contemporary, Musical Theater + more!

Fontenelle Forest Summer Camps

1111 Bellevue Blvd. N.
Bellevue NE 68005

Experience a wild summer outdoors at Fontenelle Forest, just minutes from downtown Omaha. Campers ages 3 to 15 will explore the outdoors through positive and fun nature-based activities designed to teach your child to love nature. With a variety of camp themes and activities, there is something for everyone! Register early to save your child's spot!

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Here comes the Easter Bunny! And he's stopping off in Omaha for all sorts of Easter fun. Here are just some of the memorable Easter events coming up this week in Omaha.

St. Luke Kids Easter Egg Hunt

Sat, Apr 8, 10 AM
St. Luke United Methodist Church
11810 Burke St, Omaha, NE

Join us on the St. Luke United Methodist Church Front Lawn. Lots of eggs, snacks, photos, crafts & a visit from the Easter Bunny! Bring your basket, and join the fun!

Easter Extravaganza

Tue, Apr 4, 9 AM – 5 PM CDT
Lauritzen Gardens/Kenefick Park
100 Bancroft St, Omaha, NE

This isn't your garden variety Easter egg hunt...

Oh no! The Easter bunny has an empty basket. See if you can spot all 14 of his missing eggs, by matching colors and patterns, as you explore the garden with your family. Also be on the lookout for golden eggs in the garden, which can be collected and returned to the visitor and education center for special prizes!

Pictures with The Bunny

Mar 24 – Apr 8
Westroads Mall
10000 California St Suite 1221, Omaha, NE

Hop on over to take egg-stra special pictures with The Bunny! Plus, bring your fur fam to our pet photo nights for even more paw-fect moments!

Easter Egg Hunt & Food Drive

Sat, Apr 8, 9:45 AM
La Vista Sports Complex Soccer Fields
Omaha, NE

More than 16,000 eggs will be spread out between three soccer fields! This event draws a large amount of people, so plan to come early to allow time to park and walk to the fields. We will also be collecting food and cash donations for the NeighborGood Community Pantry.

EGG-Stravagant Family Fun Weekend - Photos With the Easter bunny

Fri, Apr 7, 9 AM – 4 PM
Omaha Children's Museum
500 S 20th St, Omaha, NE

Join us for photos with the Easter bunny and more themed activities.

Have a Happy Easter!

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Now that spring is getting closer, it's time to ramp up the fun in Omaha! This weekend offers an old-fashioned St Patrick's Parade, a car show, a film festival, and much more. Check out some of the highlights below.

St Patrick's Parade

Sat, Mar 11, 9 – 11 AM
The Old Market, Omaha, NE

144th Annual St Patrick Parade. Sponsored by the Omaha Fr Flanagan Ancient Order of Hibernians. The parade will start at 10AM on 16th and Harney St, travel East on Harney to 11th Street, head South to Howard and travel West to 13th and Howard.

World of Wheels

Fri, Mar 10, 3 – 8 PM
CHI Health Center
455 N 10th St, Omaha, NE

The 68th annual Omaha World of Wheels at the CHI Health Center, showcasing America's Finest Hot Rods, Custom Cars, Trucks & Motorcycles. Mar. 10 - 12.

Disney On Ice presents Road Trip Adventures

Sat, Mar 11, 3 – 7 PM
CHI Health Center
455 N 10th St, Omaha, NE

Buy Disney On Ice: Road Trip Adventures in Omaha tickets for the 03/11/2023 performance at CHI Health Center Omaha.

Omaha Film Festival

Tue, Mar 7, 8 AM – Sun, Mar 12, 10 PM
Aksarben Cinema
2110 S 67th St, Omaha, NE

This year's incredible slate of films will be screened during the 18th Annual Omaha Film Festival, featuring short films, documentaries, and feature films.

Sing Omaha Loves the 90's

Sun, Mar 12, 6:00 – 6:30 PM
Stocks n Bonds
8528 Park Dr, Omaha, NE

Join Sing Omaha's adult choirs for an evening of 90's hits! Sing and dance along as we throw it back with songs you know and love, accompanied by a live band!

10th Annual Kegs & Eggs Fun Run

Sat, Mar 11, 8 AM
Keg Creek Brewing Company
22381 221st S, Glenwood, IA

It is with great excitement that we invite you to participate in the 10th Annual Kegs & Eggs celebration! The St. Patrick's Day themed event will be held Saturday, March 11, 2023 at Keg Creek Brewing Company, 22381 221st St, Glenwood, IA 51534. Runners check-in at 8am, 8:15am start! The Mills County Chamber of Commerce has the pleasure of hosting Kegs & Eggs each year, which benefits chamber special projects & our local partner, the Glenwood Eagles Club #3784. We hope you join us for this year's event, which will include a 5K fun run, 1K fun run, breakfast catered by Tobey Jack's Mineola Steakhouse, cash bar, silent auction, and live band!

Have your home needs changed in the past year? Perhaps you’ve outgrown your present home, or need to downsize to a more suitable home. If you’re ready to make a move, let’s connect and talk about all the amazing opportunities that are available to you!