My grandmother was one of the original members of the American Italian Heritage Society and I have…read morebeen a member at various times. Regardless of your Italian Heritage or membership, they offer a spaghetti dinner a couple times of year, usually in the spring and the fall. To go containers welcome, too. That's in addition to the longtime annual Festa Italiana held annually the first weekend of September which features not only the great food, but entertainment for the entire family. Homemade Italian sausage sale is also held a couple times a year. I was so glad when the Society was able to build Il Palazzo several years ago to have a dedicated modern space to hold these events since they outgrew their building on 14th Street a long time ago. The beautiful building can also be rented for wedding receptions and such. Many other Italian heritage events held throughout the year. If interested, follow their Facebook page or check their website.

I heard.. there are tunnels all over little italy from prohibition.. if someone wanted to start a…read moretour, I would totally go on it!

This was one of the most fun Saturday activities we have done in such a long time. We signed up for…read more"whine" with the alpacas and it was the best time. You get to be up close for 30 minutes then we sat and drank some wine while watching the alpacas graze! Sheri and her mom were the sweetest and made sure to talk to guests and teach guests about the alpacas and their land! It was just a fabulous event and we will definitely be back! Recommend bringing lawn chairs to sit on as the grass can get buggy!

If you are looking for cuteness you have come to the right place. Just a short drive outside of…read moreOmaha, we went to the whine with the alpacas event which is essentially a lovely evening byo picnic. The alpacas come out and graze while you get to enjoy some bevvies. They had probably at least 25 alpacas and we were lucky enough to meet five new borns. They all are so soft to pet (but a little skittish to strangers). They also have feeding events. For further information I would check out their Facebook page. They have a website but the owner more frequently processes request through Facebook

We've been visiting Skinny Bones Pumpkin Patch for the past 5 years. We first discovered it when we…read moregot our dog and were looking for fall activities, and it quickly became a favorite. One of the best parts is their dog-friendly day, complete with a Halloween costume contest for pups, these types of events are what this city definitely needs more of! Since then, it's become a yearly tradition for us, and now we get to enjoy it with our little one, too. My only drawback is it's much smaller than some of the other well-known pumpkin patches.That said, the smaller size can actually be a perk. It's nice to experience everything in one visit without having to come back multiple times or spend the entire day.

I have consistently hit Skinny Bones each year since my kids were little. It's tough to gauge if…read moreit's expensive still, or just cheaper than another pumpkin patch but for a family of four it's about a $200+ day . We did spend nearly four hours here last Saturday despite it being a bit chilly. I will say they finally have a lot more to do, and I appreciate the updates they've made to make it more of a day trip than a quick trip. We rode all the rides, slid the slides, and hit both train/hayracks. We spent our lunch in the food barn and got some discount hoodies and tops in the market. We also got 2 over prices pumpkins but when in rome. You can't leave SBP without their very tart apple cider donuts. so good! We'll continue to come back, even if it's a a pricey day.

Absolutely stunning farm grounds. I only see it for Junkstock, but it is so picturesque…read more Sprawling fields and barns. Quaint farm houses and they really utilize all the space well and I appreciate all the expansion. It's truly a not so hidden gem in the Omaha area.

Attended winter wonderland here this year. It was cute, but not as well done as other junkstock…read moreevents. Booths were in one section and anything else was too chilly to walk to and visit, or were not quite worth it. They really needed more signage, as we walk around the place twice before finding where the ornament decorating building was. Food vendors not too impressive, could have more vendors and options. The booths were all crammed in a building/tent combo and it really needed more space for the number of people they allow on site at once. Map didn't show any restrooms, again to the poor signage. The photo ops were cute and well done.

Super awesome space in Benson with a great assortment of props, clothes, and space to shoot! MJ…read morekeeps the place in tip top shape and has a super cool infinity wall! It's only $50 an hour! I love coming here and I love how well put together it is!

How is this place not a solid 5 star is beyond me and how have I not written them a review as of…read moreyet?! Hello Omaha we are lucky to have a place like this and not only one, but two locations in our beloved #HOmaha! Honestly, before I moved here, I researched if I could actually make this town work for me and after I saw some really good music venues and then stumbled upon this literal masterpiece, I was sold! This location was actually only set up after years of operation from my first beloved downtown location and how amazing for them to take charge of the historic Dundee theater when they were on the verge of shutting down and kept their legacy alive! In addition, to frequenting films in the North Downtown location we used to frequent the Dundee theater b/c it was just up the street from us and played these amazing hard to come by midnight movies! Not only does the film streams screen hard to find hidden gems and mostly independent movies, but they do so much for our community by showcasing films that are not only educational but entertaining and even house the very delicious Lola's! So, a perfect place for not only a dinner and a movie, but you can even get a brunch/lunch and a movie along with your favorite concessional items. So please come support this fantastic, cozy, quaint but amazing indie theater in town!

Ever since we moved closer to this area I've wanted to discover more of what makes this area and…read morethese smaller neighborhoods so special. I've frequented the surrounding businesses before but finally go the chance to see a movie at the Dundee Theater. I conveniently purchased my tickets online for a movie I had no idea what the plot was about but saw a notation that it would be held in the smallest theater there, 25 seats, called the Linder Microcinema. It was an intimate theater yet I didn't feel neck pain when the movie finished from staring up at a large screen. The screen was the perfect size for the theater. The theater itself was easy to get to with ample parking out back. I didn't realize the theater screens were separated by Lola's but I think it makes it even more unique. Checking in for my ticket was a breeze as well as getting snacks at the concessions. I had such a lovely experience I'm already considering getting a membership for my boyfriend and myself to continue to check out their newly released movies and other movies they're showcasing.

This is a beautiful sanctuary located outside Fremont. It is home to mini horses, goats, cows,…read moregeese, chickens and more! You can take your family to go and visit all the animals and even have a birthday party there! The woman who runs it, Courtney, is very kind and loves having people come see the animals! I highly recommend bringing kiddos to come and pet the horses and learn about sanctuaries! (The photo is of a small kitten that was running around the barn! There are a lot of cute farm cats all over!)

We had our company holiday party at the gallery and I couldn't wrap my head around the fact that…read morethis is actually a home in addition to an art gallery and exceptional space for entertaining. Food was catered by delicious, next door, and good times were had by all. Of course the combination of an hours-long party with both alcohol and artwork has potential for calamity... at least with our group... but everything went off without a hitch as far as the gallery was concerned. Really unique space for an event.