I was unfamiliar with Lewis Art Gallery until I had a recommendation from a friend to take a broken…read moreart piece in. The number of pieces they have with the quality and different styles are wonderful. Pricing is affordable as well. The Gallery has two floors filled with great stuff. They are my new first stop shop

From the owner: Lewis Art Gallery, located in Omaha, Nebraska offers over 8,000 pieces of original art, creative…read morecustom framing, fine accessories, furniture and over 500 unique lamps. You will find them in a beautiful new building located right off Dodge St at 8600 Cass Street. Family owned and operated since 1971, they have earned a reputation of offering new and exciting art and accessories that will enhance any office or charm any home. There is no need to special order everything on our floor is available for immediate purchase. Stop in today, we can help you with your decorating dilemmas.

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.

This is a lovely gallery that hosts very nice art exhibits…read more They also have a wonderful program on some Sunday called "Bagels & Sometimes Bach". I believe that the "sometimes" was added because it used to be strictly classical music performances but has since become more varied. They do still have the bagels! Check out the calendar because they host some nice exhibits of high-quality work by Nebraska artists; and the building interior is really special and unique.

The Kent Bellows art showcase was fun. Interesting art, friendly staff, great Saturday hours…read more Highly recommend.

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!!

Great venue for a Fashion Show!…read more Looking forward to coming back and seeing the actual exhibits. From what I could tell they have some amazing artwork here too!

I've seen a handful of exhibits here, and love that they're doing something for the community. The…read moreparking is also ideal as it's right on the outskirts of the old market. It's nice that it's free admission but I implore you to donate what you can to help keep these exhibits open. I attended the common senses festival last year and it was so beautiful to see how they were accommodating folks to see these interactive exhibits. The staff is really friendly, and chatty and can share a lot more anecdotes to some of the displays. Looking forward to checking out the next exhibit there.

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.

From iconic works by artists like Kehinde Wiley, Georgia O'Keeffe, and Auguste Rodin to stunning…read morecontemporary pieces, every corner gives you something new to feel, discover, and reflect on. And the best part? It's completely FREE!  Whether you're looking for a solo reset, a cute date idea, quality time with friends, or a fun family outing, this is the perfect place to slow down, get inspired, and pour back into yourself. Let me also add - great location for weddings and recently did Slow Sundays (yoga) here! https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTDLEE28v/

Apparently a relatively recent rebuild as of this writing, this art museum inhabits a majestic…read morespace. The roads leading to the parking include some counterintuitive one ways and you can (and I did) end up in a dead end, but it's generally not busy enough to prevent you from figuring it out. Entrance is free, with one exhibition being a separate paid ticket. I appreciated a substantial portion of the collection devoted to the Native American peoples of the region and the early expansion of the United States. Having said that, it was also a global collection. I gave myself an hour to view it and had to rush just to get a brief run of the place. Some of the modern art didn't really come off for me, but overall it was a thought-provoking collection. There was also a substantial educational component, with rooms being devoted to what looked like early childhood education and more of a summer camp for older children. The site was well known to everyone I talked to in the city, and clearly a significant local institution, but one worth visiting regardless of where you are from.