Cannot beat their Old Market location, and they are adjacent to a huge parking lot, so it is even…read morebetter! Great interior oozes local art, and they featured many different disciplines within their walls. I enjoyed the variety inside. Pricing was fair, actually good within the Midwest markets. I appreciated their white walls, which accentuated the displayed works. Each piece is identified, and their artist's social links and contact are also seen. I followed a number of artists as a result. The gallery's entry has a very cool piece that wows visitors. They also support locals with information about nearby events and features their artists.

This art gallery is a cooperative with a few dozen artists that showcase and sell their work. They…read morereset the works about every month so there is always something fresh. There is usually painting, ceramics, jewelry, and a few other mediums. There is no admission fee but there is a free will donation collection. First Fridays are fun here and they usually have drinks/snacks and some music playing. Come support local art! They have art at all price points. There is a pay parking lot right in front of the gallery that's really convenient. The front door is on the parking lot side.

I went here a few months ago to meet May Pang and see her photos of John Lennon, who shared a 'long…read moreweekend' with John in 1973-1975. The gallery was nice and clean and their was a lot of natural light from the front windows, which made the place look even better. This exhibit was awesome and I hope this gallery does more like it.

Very hip & well laid out gallery in SOmaha on Vinton St. The old ethnic neighborhood is fast…read morebecoming Omaha's new cultural center! Attached is a Dogma 95 style vid I did while at a recent opening which will give one an idea of the space. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3d83Ew2trAs Also if you go, check out Louie M's for some great eats in a cool venue which was the First Silent Movie theatre in SO!!

A traveling multi media presentation of the life and art of Vincent Van Gogh…read more Walk through a maze of screen projected art and Van Gogh's correspondence to learn about the artist and how his painting evolved. Tour is self guided and lasts about an hour. The final room is a 360 degree projection that combined with music takes you through the various aspects of his art. Worth a trip to appreciate one of the masters. Tickets are available online. Basic ticket is approximately $50.

Had an amazing experience at the Van Gogh the Immersive Experience. It's different from what's…read morenormally here for us to do in the Omaha Metro Area. Shoutout to Yelp Omaha for our free tickets we won through an Instagram giveaway! (Follow if you haven't yet!) It takes about an hour to get through the exhibit. Make sure to use the bathroom prior to going, you are not allowed to come back inside when you leave. No food or beverages allowed in the experience. You can definitely come for a date night or bring the family! The color and projection is amazing and covers all the walls and even on the floor! So all ages will definitely enjoy it! We came at 6:30pm on a Sunday. It would normally be peak hour pricing for that so if you're watching your budget just click on different days and times, the pricing is different based on peak and non peak hours and days! You enter and walk through a quick bio of Van Gogh then enter a five minute exhibit room and then the experience which is a 37 minute loop! You can stay as long as you'd like, it's self-paced. There is a concession stand for after the experience. I am including a photo of the days and hours it's opened! There is a gift shop at the end as well. Lots of parking as it's an arena. Handicap accessible and stroller friendly! Hope you enjoy!

Amazing art center. Artists from all over the world come here for residencies. Go to an Open…read moreHouse/Open Studio event. Absolutely world-class creativity and innovation right here in Omaha. Fantastic music performances and public events. Free.

The museum is housed in a stunning building and features exceptional exhibits. I particularly…read moreappreciate the 12 to 15 artists in residence at any given time in the upstairs area. This museum is genuinely dedicated to promoting quality arts and programming. I make it a point to visit and support it every time I'm in town to see what new displays they have. Highly recommended!

Had a family day recently at the Durham to check out the newest exhibit, Disney: Heroes & Villains,…read moreand we had the best time! We loved seeing Cinderella's dress up close, admiring all the incredible details of Maleficent, and taking part in the scavenger hunt (don't forget to grab it at the front desk!). Such a fun, interactive exhibit that's truly great for all ages. https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTDRNvYs7/

I was in town visiting and wanted to see how Omaha's Union Station compares to the one we have back…read morehome. It was built in 1931 in the Art Deco style and designed by LA architect Gilbert Stanley Underwood. The museum has lots of photographs and examples of materials used that would be a delight for all those interested in architecture. Downstairs was the train depot and where you can go inside and sit in the train cars. Most of the rooms appeared to be part of their permanent collection, but part of the downstairs area has rotating exhibits. The exhibit on display was "The Negro Motorist Green Book" which you may be familiar with if you watched the 2018 film "Green Book." I had a great time at the museum and would return, although check the calendar as I went when the NE SciFest going on and I prefer calmer museum visits. Still, definitely would recommend checking it out!

Lauritzen Gardens is one of my favorite places to take family when they come to visit. It's such a…read morebeautiful place to walk around, and this time of year is especially gorgeous. Everything is so green, and all the flowers are in full bloom. The lookout with the trains is always a favorite, and there's so much to explore that we ended up getting plenty of steps in. The staff is always friendly, and the gardens are so well maintained. I'm also excited to see how the ongoing construction turns out. Definitely worth a visit if you're in Omaha!

A must visit spot while in Omaha! We got hit with beautiful 70 degree weather and took advantage of…read moreit by coming here. We got our steps in while admiring the greenery and well thought out flowers. My toddler enjoyed Sophia's garden playground the most. While I enjoyed the super massive greenhouse. There were so many photo opportunities. They don't allow outside food or drinks which is a bummer for those traveling with kids! However, there are two cafes that offered food for purchase. It looks like they offer events during the holidays. Looks especially fun during Christmas time, we'll definitely be back!

This museum is free. The gift shop has shirts, magnets, toys, books, and some shirts. I learned a…read morelot about the history of the Union Pacific Railroad and the other earlier train systems in the west. The train models and replica are great. The train driving simulator was nice to try not to mention other interactive displays. This is a well curated museum and is definitely worth visiting.

This a beautiful museum. There's a lot of history to learn about with actual furniture that…read morebelonged to President Lincoln. This is a fun place for people of all ages, including children. There is also some very friendly staff to give you the history and info as you're walking through the three stories of this museum.

This is a gem of a museum and worth the drive to Ashland. The rotating exhibits are a draw, such…read moreas the recent Star Wars fun, but the standing exhibits are worth the visit on their own. We've been here several times over the years and the museum never always looks well maintained and current. Love that Nebraska's astronaut is the current CEO of the museum!

We had a half of a day to kill before our Omaha flight and wanted to see this museum. So glad we…read morewent, the exhibits are very well documented and span the range from missiles and bombs, to drones, bombers, tankers, fighters, helicopters, and lunar modules from WWII onward and even a prototype Artemis lander. Flight simulators, a theater continuously screening space and air related films, and lots of activities for the kids plus some outside exhibits and benches for enjoying the view round out the experience. The entrance to the museum is beautifully constructed with a SR-71 Blackbird hanging from the ceiling. Many of the exhibits were very unique aircraft including a Quail decoy for the B-52 bomber, one of only 2 XF-85 Goblin parasite fighter escorts ever built, an EC-235C Looking Glass lying command center, a B-58A (one of only 6 remaining) mid range bomber which was the first bomber to break Mach II, first to have stellar-inertial nav and first to have a stainless steel honeycomb structure, and the B-36J was really unique with 6 pusher engines plus turbojets - the largest bomber ever built, plus many more items.