Events in Lincoln, NE

Build strength and confidence with FitDefense, a training session that blends functional conditioning with practical self-protection. Expect a combination of full body movements and sandbag work alongside clear instruction in core defensive skills. Newcomers are welcome and no prior experience is needed, so participants of every fitness level can take part comfortably. The first class is complimentary, and a two week trial is available for $40. This program focuses on improving overall fitness while teaching foundational techniques to help you look out for your own safety and that of the people you care about. For questions or details, call or text 402-504-3435 or email info@steinerama.com.

This free walking club gives garden members early entry to the gardens and the chance to explore over 1.5 miles of scenic trails. Time outdoors can ease stress, strengthen both body and mind, and leave you feeling refreshed. No reservations are needed. Please bring your membership card and a photo ID.

This sensory-centered storytime with Connect Pediatric Therapy engages all eight senses and features a pumpkin theme. It is free to attend and suitable for all ages.

Circle of Friends at Walt Branch Library is an inclusive program for adults who attend with a support person. Activities can include crafts, light exercise, and stories, with adaptations to support different needs. People of all abilities and skill levels are encouraged to take part.

Enjoy a neighborhood Trunk or Treat in the parking lot at Citylight North Lincoln, presented in partnership with the YMCA. Kids are encouraged to wear costumes and enjoy candy while neighbors connect in a friendly setting. The event welcomes everyone and there is no cost to attend.

Learn to make a pair of earrings using mixed metals in a relaxed, beginner-friendly class. Advance registration is required. Participants must be 16 or older.

Discover Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, a grappling art that prioritizes leverage and refined technique over brute force. Training centers on competition scenarios, practical self-defense, and applications for mixed martial arts. Dynasty Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu/BJJ provides a comprehensive program that welcomes all ages and skill levels, whether the goal is high-level competition, improved fitness, or learning reliable self-defense.

Felius hosts free-to-play trivia on alternating Tuesdays at its coffee bar. Challenge your knowledge with tough questions while enjoying coffee, beer, and wine. Prizes are given out each round, with an extra award for the team that comes up with the best name.

A family friendly Kempo Karate class in Omaha features instruction grounded in Dr. Ron Chapel’s established methods. Open to ages 4 and older, it welcomes children, teens, and adults at every experience level. Sessions focus on practical self defense, confidence and discipline, and overall fitness, all within a supportive setting where families can train together. The first class is free, and a two week trial is available for $40.

The Upside Bar and Lounge in Lincoln hosts Music Bingo every Tuesday. Pick up a card, listen for familiar tunes, and check them off for a chance to be among the winners. There is no cost to participate and the game is simple. Tuesdays also feature deals on import and craft beers along with specials on burger baskets.

Volunteers can take part in a monthly session at the Spielbound Library focused on cataloging games and repairing broken ones. The tasks call for patience, careful attention to detail, and at times clear handwriting, so it may not suit every age or personality. For more information, contact the library director, Marcus, at (marcus at spielbound.org).

Goldeez in Omaha hosts a general trivia event with four rounds, each featuring five questions. Teams of up to six can play for free, and the game concludes with an all or nothing wager on a final Jeopardy style question. Sign-ups take place on arrival. Free bingo runs throughout the event for even more chances to win. Beyond other giveaways, the overall first place team earns a $25 gift card, second place receives $15, and third place gets $10.

Spielmasons brings together Omaha board game designers for a focused playtest session centered on prototypes and constructive critique. Designers with a game in development are welcome to share their work, gather feedback, and become a Spielmason. Those interested in trying out unpublished games can participate as playtesters and offer opinions that help refine new designs. There is no cost to attend for designers or playtesters. Participants of any age and experience level are welcome.

A Tony Award-winning musical comedy based on the classic 1992 film arrives at Orpheum Theater - 16th And Farnam - Omaha, following glamorous rivals Madeline Ashton and Helen Sharp as their quest for eternal beauty spirals after an encounter with the mysterious Viola Van Horn and her secret potion. Directed and choreographed by Tony winner Christopher Gattelli, the show pairs sharp humor with a tuneful score. It has earned praise from outlets like Variety and The Daily Beast for delivering big laughs and a lively night at the theater.

Experience an evening with Sweeping Promises alongside Trees With Eyes and Titus Groaners in the Front Room. The core duo, Lira Mondal and CauField Schnug, launched the project in a repurposed concrete lab in Cambridge, crafting their early recordings with a minimalist single mic setup and mono mixes that shaped the debut album Hunger for a Way Out and drew attention well beyond online punk communities. With drummer Spenser Gralla joining onstage, the band toured extensively, relocated to a DIY recording space in Lawrence, Kansas, and followed up with Good Living is Coming for You, released through Feel It Records in the US and Sub Pop in Europe and the UK. Praised for sharp pop instincts and distinctive punk production, their live show carries that same kinetic energy. Tickets are $16 in advance and $18 the day of the show. This is an all ages event. Check entry requirements.

Willard Community Center hosts a welcoming bingo session with coffee, snacks, and friendly conversation to start. Enjoy 13 chances to win cash prizes, and play as many cards as you like for $2 per card. After the final call, participants can stay for cards and community time. Must be 19 or older to play.

Spend time in a welcoming space that centers on wellness, connection, and practical self care. Participants can share experiences, learn straightforward tools that support personal wellbeing, and explore ways to navigate the ups and downs of daily life in a supportive environment.

This adaptive program is designed for adults who attend with a support person. Activities may include hands-on crafts, gentle exercise, and storytelling. Participants of every ability and skill level are welcome.

Get moving with a friendly social dance session at American Legion Post #1 in Omaha. Expect an easygoing atmosphere where you can enjoy music, meet new people, and add a little fitness to your day. Admission is $2.00 per person.

Every Wednesday at Arbor Axe House, axe throwing and multiblades are 50% off. The discount covers all throwables, including axes, ninja stars, and spears.

Dine out for a cause at Raising Canes to support Dimensions Education Programs. Mention Dimensions Education Programs when ordering, or apply code RCFUND96 at checkout for online or app orders. Through this fundraiser, fifteen percent of sales will be donated to Dimensions.

Discover Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, a grappling art that prioritizes leverage and refined technique rather than size or brute strength. Training includes competition preparation, practical self-defense, and skills that translate to mixed martial arts. Dynasty Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu/BJJ offers a complete curriculum that supports goals from high-level competition to better fitness and personal safety. Suitable for people of any age and experience, with instruction designed to help every student progress with confidence.

At The Game Shoppe, Vampire: The Masquerade – Rivals card game nights bring the nocturnal struggle for influence to the table. Players form coteries and vie for control of the city in a thematic, strategy focused experience. New and seasoned participants can enjoy casual play or larger multiplayer rounds, with experienced players available to teach and answer questions. Bring a favorite clan deck if you have one, or learn with a demo deck available for newcomers. Plan your moves, cultivate alliances, and aim for power. If you are feeling unwell, please rest at home.

Settle into a calming Hatha yoga session focused on grounding breath, gentle balance work, stretches, and mindful movement inspired by the changing seasons. The garden setting encourages you to slow down and engage your senses, offering a restful reset for body, mind, and spirit. Please bring a mat or towel and any props that support your practice. Suitable for every body and all experience levels, ages 16 and up. Pre-registration is requested. The cost is $15, and garden members receive 20% off.

Experience authentic Kempo in Omaha in a welcoming class for all ages and skill levels. Training is rooted in American Chuan Fa and guided by the teachings of Dr. Ron Chapel. Expect focused work on strength, confidence, and practical self defense, along with discipline, concentration, and overall fitness. Separate options are available for youth 14 and under, all-ages groups, and adults. New students can try the first class for free, and a two week trial is available for $40. The program is designed to support growth both on the mat and in everyday life.

St. Andrew's United Methodist Church in Omaha hosts its annual Trunk or Treat in the church parking lot, offering an evening filled with candy and activities for all ages. Families can go trunk to trunk for treats as the community comes together for a lighthearted celebration. There are opportunities to set up a trunk or volunteer with activities, helping create a memorable night for children in the community.

A gathering for Dungeons & Dragons at The Game Shoppe Omaha, featuring collaborative storytelling and tabletop adventures. Participants may drop into an existing campaign or try a self-contained one-shot. Seating is first come, first served and no reservations are required, so arriving early can help secure a spot. If you are feeling under the weather, please wait to attend until you are well to help protect fellow adventurers.

At The Mill in the Telegraph District in Lincoln, this annual Halloween costume run presented with On features 1 to 3 easy miles on the trail, with options to walk or run while dressed in your silliest, scariest, or funniest costume. Participants can test the new On Cloudsurfer 3 for free during the route, then enjoy a costume contest with prizes after the run. The event is free and open to everyone.

At Wild Root Yoga in Lincoln, NE, this welcoming yoga session is open to everyone and designed to suit most bodies and abilities. The practice can be adjusted throughout to meet individual needs, with options and modifications available along the way. It is free for military, veterans, frontline healthcare workers, and their adult family members. Registration is required.

The Yale Whiffenpoofs bring their Hometown Tour to The Rose Studios for Youth Artists in Omaha. The 2027 group presents an evening of vocal music that blends jazz, folk, pop, and Broadway selections, with a special nod to Omaha native Eshaan Giri.

Akeem Ali brings the Texture Tour to The Waiting Room for an all-ages show. Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 at the door.

At Crescent Moon, this casual coffee meetup welcomes marketers from the area for conversation and connections. Attendees can ease into the day with caffeine and an easygoing chat among peers. To be considerate of the coffee shop, attendance is limited to 15 people, and registration is requested to help plan for the group. Metered street parking and nearby garages are available.

Caffeine & Cap Rates, led by Owen Dashner, has relocated to The Table Coffee Co. in Omaha, NE. Enjoy coffee while connecting with real estate investors, agents, lenders, and contractors in a relaxed environment. There is no formal agenda, just open conversations about real estate. All experience levels are welcome, and attendees can come and go as they wish.

Celebrate the hardworking musicians of the Elkhorn High School Band with a community dine out at Panda Express. Marching, Jazz, Winter Ensemble, and Concert band students dedicate countless hours to their craft, and this fundraiser helps keep the music going. Twenty percent of proceeds support instrument tune ups, new sheet music, and travel for upcoming competitions. To be sure a purchase counts, guests can place an order through the Panda Express app or website and enter code 3861181 at checkout. Drive thru customers can show the fundraiser flyer before paying, and dine in guests can mention the band at the register. Every order that follows these steps contributes to the goal, and spreading the word helps bring even more support to these students.

Browse thousands of used books, with hardcovers priced at $1.50 and paperbacks and children’s books priced at 50 cents. The sale takes place in the lower level of Swanson Library.

Children can explore plant life in a hands-on, drop-in program that connects them with the horticulture team. Through conversation and discovery, young participants ask questions, learn how plants grow, and delve into topics that range from seeds and roots to blooms and more. Each month features a different focus, offering a fresh chance to learn and build a deeper connection to the natural world. In 2026 the themes include April centered on sowing seeds, May on the parts of a plant, June on a pollinator scavenger hunt, July on guessing herbs, August on prairies, September on roots, and October on pumpkins. Participation is included with standard garden admission, members attend at no additional cost, and advance registration is not required.

Australian-born guitarist and Chicago Blues Hall of Fame inductee Michael Charles brings his 19th international run, the Where to Next? 2026 tour, to The B. Bar in Omaha. Backed by a seasoned, tightly rehearsed band, he showcases emotive fretwork and searing solos in a wide-ranging set of contemporary blues, blues-infused rock, and related styles. The performance highlights skilled musicianship and soulful energy that lingers long after the final chord.

A ribbon cutting at Amaravathi’s brings together the Omaha community for great food, happy hour, and networking, all in recognition of a special milestone and new beginnings. Presented by Humble Lion Consulting.

Off Leash members can take part in a weekly rollover drawing for a growing gift card. One active monthly subscriber is selected at random from the membership database. If that person is inside the bar when the name is called, they receive a $25 Off Leash gift card. If they are not present, the prize carries into the next week and rises by $25 each time until someone is there to win it. After a win, the amount resets to $25 and the process starts over. Only active monthly subscribers are eligible, and 10 punch pass holders are not included. You must be at the bar when the drawing happens to claim the prize.

Women Investing in Nebraska marks 15 years of women giving together with a celebration at KANEKO in Omaha. The program highlights the power of collective philanthropy in Nebraska, including the presentation of two grants exceeding $150,000 each and a panel discussion with WIN Founding Members. Members and guests are welcome to connect, celebrate, and see the impact that collaboration can make, with more than $300,000 in support being awarded.

A weekly in-person Star Wars: Legion game night at The Game Shoppe Omaha brings together a welcoming miniatures community. New players and seasoned commanders can enjoy casual games, practice matches, and chances to sharpen tactics while expanding their armies, with helpful players available to teach and answer questions. League and tournament updates are shared in the local Star Wars: Legion Facebook group. For the well-being of fellow players and staff, anyone feeling unwell is encouraged to stay home.

Lincoln Literacy’s Global Celebration is a fundraising evening that honors student accomplishments, recognizes the dedication of volunteer tutors, and highlights a record number of students served. The Kokyo Taiko drum group returns to perform, and the program features a plated dinner and a cash bar with table service provided by The Lincoln Marriott Cornhusker Hotel. Guests with dietary requirements can inform the Lincoln Literacy team for accommodations. Sponsorships are available, and each sponsorship includes a tax-deductible portion.

Millennial Toybox hosts a weekly Pokémon League night inside Sutter Place Mall, offering a relaxed space to trade, battle, and chat about the game. Bring a binder or a deck to share favorite pulls, use the open tables to make trades before matches, or simply connect with other fans and collectors. A League tournament is available with a $5 entry fee for participants ages 6 and up. Snacks and drinks can be purchased on site, and both sealed product and single cards are available while supplies last. The focus is community and accessibility, creating a welcoming environment for kids, beginners, and longtime players alike.

The Game Shoppe in Omaha hosts a weekly Pokémon League that brings together fans of the Trading Card Game, video games, and Pokémon GO. Participants can bring decks and devices for casual play or focused practice, and newcomers to the TCG can get guidance from Pokémon Professors. It is a friendly space to fine tune strategies, test new builds, and prepare for tournaments or regional events. Trading is encouraged, giving collectors a chance to swap cards and grow their binders. Participation may include opportunities to receive Pokémon Series Prize Packs. Please have a Pokémon Play Access account ready to scan on Android or iOS. The emphasis is on community, with trainers connecting through battling, collecting, and the shared excitement of the Pokémon world.

Discover Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, a grappling art built on leverage and refined technique instead of size or strength. Training covers sport competition, practical self-defense, and skills that translate to MMA. Whether the aim is elite competition, improved fitness, or dependable defensive skills, Dynasty Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu/BJJ provides a comprehensive program designed to support participants of all ages and experience levels.

Explore the vital work of full-spectrum doulas and the difference they make before, during, and after birth. I Be Black Girl hosts an interactive, in-person conversation on how doulas stand up for families, enhance birthing experiences, and support healthier outcomes across the perinatal period. Since 2023, IBBG has focused on growing Nebraska’s full-spectrum doula workforce, and with Medicaid reimbursement for doula services recently approved, this care is becoming easier to access. Meet local doulas, hear directly about their work, ask questions, and learn how doula support can benefit you, your loved ones, or your community.

Experience axe throwing with a playful Viking twist in a relaxed recreation league. Pick your axe, take on a rotating weekly challenge, and share a drink with friends while competing for prizes. Registration includes a koozie made just for league participants, and showing your league koozie gets you a half-off discount. The fee is $20 per week. There is no long-term commitment, so come when it works for you and skip when it does not.

Adults and teens in Omaha can take part in a Mixed Martial Arts class that welcomes every experience level. Training covers striking, grappling, and wrestling to build a balanced foundation for competition or practical self defense. Whether the goal is to prepare for bouts, improve overall fitness, or gain reliable personal protection skills, the curriculum at Dynasty MMA is designed to support and empower participants.

This action-filled night features two main event tag team matches and a Mid States Championship defense as VD Vic Douglas puts the title on the line. A costume contest open to children 12 and under, plus extra Halloween surprises, adds to the festivities. Expect a packed evening of excitement and entertainment.

This is a casual pickup basketball session at Nebraska Basketball Academy in Omaha. Weekly turnout is usually 10 to 14 players, and the organizers aim to grow participation to make use of a second court, with the potential to add another morning session as interest builds. Registration and additional information are available from the organizers.

An early Halloween celebration brings a lively performance and hands-on crafting to Ember & Ink. Guests can enjoy light refreshments catered by Open Harvest while they create and watch the show. Tickets are $40.

Partners need support as well. This community-focused gathering features Juan Irby, a birth and postpartum doula, childbirth and new parent educator, and founder of Dad to Dudla, who will share practical tools to help partners show up with confidence for their loved ones, their children, and themselves. Expect guidance on supporting a birthing loved one, strategies for effective advocacy from pregnancy through the postpartum period, and honest discussion about partner wellness and family support. There will be time to connect with other partners and build community, with refreshments provided. Taking place at the Village Empowerment Center in Omaha, this Black Maternal Health Month event aims to equip attendees with clear, actionable steps to be informed and supportive advocates.

A Halloween happy hour featuring spooky cocktails, seasonal snacks, and a festive vibe. Costumes are encouraged, and an RSVP is requested.

Crystal from Illuminated Fate will be in store offering tarot readings. To reserve an appointment, call or text 402-802-2036, and walk-ins are welcome.

Nebraska Realty hosts its annual Trunk or Treat, a free event open to everyone. Family and friends are welcome to come by, collect treats, and fill their bags. Please remember to bring your own trick or treat bag.

This trick-or-treat themed gathering features local businesses, music, a bounce house, and games. Attendees can collect treats at the event and also take part in Oakview Mall trick-or-treating. Vendor sign-up information is available through the event link.

Experience a celebration of contemporary art that looks ahead to new possibilities while directly supporting working artists. Tickets are available, with a limited-time discount of more than 40 percent. Artwork will be posted online in advance, with a Buy It Now option offered for a limited window. The exhibition opens with a preview for members and artists, followed by a public reception with free admission, and then continues with free entry for the duration. Auction night features a tented block party with open bars, small bites, and live music. Participating artists receive up to 50 percent commission on sales, and all other proceeds support Bemis Center programs that remain free and accessible year-round. Bidding starts at 70 percent of retail price.

Connect with Omaha’s driven young professionals at a monthly social hosted by the Urban League of Nebraska Young Professionals. It offers a relaxed setting to unwind after the week while meeting entrepreneurs, creatives, community leaders, and other professionals who are making an impact. Attendees can expect lively energy, thoughtful conversation, and purposeful networking with people who value building community and supporting one another’s success. Open to members and anyone interested in plugging into Omaha’s professional scene. Held on the last Friday of each month, with locations that may vary.

Illumineers gather at The Game Shoppe for a casual Disney Lorcana open play session. Newcomers and seasoned players can enjoy friendly matches, trade tips, and test out new deck ideas while refining their strategies. The atmosphere celebrates Disney storytelling and playful adventure. Participants are welcome to bring a favorite Lorcana deck and plenty of enthusiasm. All ages and skill levels are invited, making it a relaxed, family friendly way to enjoy the game together.

A free, family-friendly Halloween celebration welcomes members and nonmembers of all ages, along with parents and guardians. Activities include Halloween-themed games, basketball, pumpkin painting, candy, and prizes. Take part in the themed games to earn tickets that can be placed into prize drawings. Costumes are encouraged, with a contest to show them off. Children should bring a Halloween bag or bucket, and candy is handed out at the door to every child. It is a cheerful way for families to enjoy Halloween together.

Petrock delivers a spooky, smooth night of music that welcomes all ages. General admission is standing room only, with advance tickets at $26 and day-of purchase at $30, not including online fees. Reserved tables include admission and are available for two or four people at $48 per seat, totaling $96 for a pair or $192 for a group of four. Tables are assigned in the order they are purchased and are set in a four tier balcony accessed by stairs. Guests under 21 will be charged an additional $2 at the door. ADA accommodations are available by request through the contact page on the website or by messaging on social media.

Enjoy dancing while Ground Zero provides the music. Admission is $5 at entry. The kitchen will be open for dinner, so come early to grab a meal and stay to keep the dancing going.

Ella Langley brings her country sound to Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, showcasing a powerful voice, Southern-rooted storytelling, and a high-energy stage presence. Fans can look forward to contemporary country vibes, heartfelt lyrics, and sing-along moments, all delivered with her signature style.

This event centers on eating, drinking, and dancing.

Guest conductor Andrew Grams leads LSO with concertmaster Anton Miller featured in Max Bruch’s Scottish Fantasy, a showpiece filled with drive and technical sparkle. After intermission, the next piece will be chosen by audience vote between Edward Elgar’s Nimrod from the Enigma Variations and Edvard Grieg’s In the Hall of the Mountain King. The program concludes with Antonín Dvořák’s Symphony No. 8.

Omaha Broadway Bar brings a Halloween cabaret to Jewell on Capitol, transforming the space into a theatrical celebration of spooky favorites and stage classics. Expect big vocals, showy moments, and plenty of interaction with the crowd, including sing alongs, taking requests, and lighthearted surprises. Drawing inspiration from iconic Halloween movies, witchy staples, and Broadway hits, the night invites costumes, campy fun, and a touch of mischief as the performers carry the theme throughout the show. Food and drinks will be available for purchase, with a menu of small plates, indulgent desserts, themed Halloween cocktails, and seasonal specials that work for sharing or as a full meal. A $25 per person food and beverage minimum applies to support the hospitality team.

Jitterbugs Night Out is touted as the best dance party in town, open to the public and held every Friday throughout the year in Omaha. The evening begins with a welcoming dance lesson so newcomers can feel at ease, then the floor opens for social dancing late into the night. Attendees are welcome to come solo, with a partner, or with a group, and the emphasis is on having fun. Admission is $10 per person.

This event takes place each week on a regular schedule.

The Royal Grove brings back its Latin Halloween celebration with dancing, costumes, and a themed Halloween production set to reggaeton, Latin hits, and club favorites from DJ JPEG, DJ Flako, and DJ Kostas Fushas. A $1,000 costume contest will reward standout looks, with prizes for the sexiest, scariest, and best group entries. Expect a lively crowd and a busy dance floor throughout the night. Tickets and VIP table reservations are available for this much-anticipated party.

Each Friday at The Nifty in Omaha, karaoke features DJ Skit.

Drive in with your specialty car and park alongside fellow enthusiasts to admire a wide variety of unique vehicles. Enjoy complimentary coffee and donuts, and if you arrive with a specialty car you will also receive free admission to the museum. There is no fee to display your car, and spectators are welcome to browse the outdoor lineup at no cost.

Celebrate Día de los Muertos at the Nebraska History Museum with activities for all ages that honor the Day of the Dead. Partner organizations will be stationed around the museum, including the Nebraska Commission on Latino Americans, Linked2Literacy, Echo Collective, Lincoln City Libraries, Lower Platte South Natural Resources District, Stuff Creative Reuse, and the LUX Center for the Arts. Visitors can try a Nebraska-themed take on lotería, the traditional Mexican game similar to bingo. They can embark on a scavenger hunt that explores stories and history of Nebraska’s Hispanic and Latino communities through items in the exhibits. Creative stations invite participants to make a button or sticker in remembrance of loved ones. A matching challenge highlights how the holiday is observed in many parts of the world by pairing traditions with their countries. Admission is free thanks to support from the Nebraska State Historical Society Foundation, and a thank-you card table will be available for writing notes of appreciation.

Explore a large and varied reptile and exotic animal expo from Show Me Reptile Show. It blends education, shopping, and adventure for longtime reptile lovers, aspiring keepers, and anyone who is simply curious. Meet top breeders and trusted vendors offering reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, small exotic mammals, and aquatics. Find plants and bioactive supplies along with equipment, feeders, enclosures, decor, and other care essentials. There is no obligation to purchase. Many guests come to enjoy the displays, take photos, ask questions, and get to know the community behind the hobby. General admission is available in advance or at the door. Advance prices are 12 dollars for adults and 5 dollars for children ages 7 to 12, with children 6 and under admitted free. At the door, adults are 15 dollars and children ages 7 to 12 are 5 dollars, with children 6 and under free. A VIP pass is 17 dollars in advance or 20 dollars at the door. It includes early entry and free admission on the second day at two day shows. All ages are welcome.

Unwind with a gentle yoga class in the company of playful, adoptable cats at Felius. Suitable for all skill levels, this relaxed session blends calming movement with cheerful feline encounters to add a touch of joy to your practice. Open to adults and kids ages 12 and up. Please bring your mat.

Explore how math pops up all around us at Lincoln Children’s Museum with Math Happens, a temporary experience hosted in Tinker Theater Powered by Molex. Kids can dive into hands-on puzzles, uncover patterns, and work through problem solving activities that highlight the playful side of mathematics while boosting confidence and sparking curiosity. The experience takes place on weekends. Admission is free for members and included with admission for the general public.

Halloween fun fills the morning at NFM with activities for all ages. Find trick-or-treat stops throughout the store, say hello to costumed characters, enjoy face painting, and savor cotton candy, plus additional fun along the way. Dressing up is encouraged.

This foundations class for adaptive athletes focuses on core functional fitness skills. It supports individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities as they get ready to participate in group CrossFit classes with athletes without disabilities. Sessions follow a weekly pattern, and schedules may be adjusted around holidays.

Designed for ages 14 and up, this adaptive kickboxing class at FXB Lincoln Meadowlane in Lincoln, NE welcomes individuals with diverse abilities to build skills and confidence through supportive, boxing-inspired training. A tailored curriculum targets coordination, self-defense, and overall fitness while strengthening both small and large motor skills. Participants can expect a focus on physical and mental wellness, growth in athletic ability, and a warm environment that encourages peer connections and new friendships.

This grand opening carries a Halloween theme and features a Magic the Gathering draft of the haunted house set known as “Duskmourn: House of Horrors.” The day includes a costume contest with prizes for the winners, catered food and snacks, door prizes, and a prize wheel available throughout the event.

Discover Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, a grappling art where smart use of technique and leverage can overcome raw power. Classes highlight preparation for competition, practical self-protection, and skills that carry over to MMA. Whether the aim is to perform at an elite level, boost overall fitness, or build dependable self-defense abilities, Dynasty Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu/BJJ provides a well-rounded curriculum for participants of all ages and experience levels.

Cohort 2 of Grace for Grieving Mothers offers a nine-week healing support circle for mothers who have experienced the loss of a child at any age or stage of life. Available in person and virtually, it provides a confidential, caring space shaped by faith where participants can grieve, heal, and find hope alongside others who truly understand. Each gathering includes guided conversation, practical tools for navigating grief, prayer and worship, reflective practices such as journaling, and meaningful moments to honor each child’s life and legacy. The circle emphasizes compassion, connection, and gentle encouragement toward purpose and healing, whether the loss was recent or many years ago. Registration is open, and space is intentionally limited to preserve a personal, supportive environment.

This three-week course welcomes beginners and experienced makers to learn bronze casting with the traditional lost wax process. Starting with wax modeling and continuing through the final patina, each session blends live demonstrations with one-on-one guidance while exploring both the technical and creative sides of sculpture. Participants can move at a comfortable pace and choose how involved they want to be at each stage. No prior experience is required, just bring creativity and curiosity. By the end, you will complete a finished bronze sculpture and build a strong foundation in bronze casting. Minimum age is 16. Cost is $319.

Created for children ages 6 to 13, this adaptive kickboxing class centers on strength training and is tailored to each participant’s needs and abilities. The low cost session takes place at FXB Lincoln Meadowlane in Lincoln. Registration is available through a provided link, and questions can be directed to Jeff Essink. The schedule may vary around holidays.

Marvel Champions fans meet at The Game Shoppe for open play centered on the cooperative card game. Players team up to take on Marvel villains, try different heroes, deck builds, and strategies, and enjoy the company of fellow enthusiasts. New players and experienced veterans are both welcome. Bring a favorite hero deck along with any campaign or scenario packs you want to use. If you are feeling unwell, please wait until you are better before attending.

A free monthly open house invites the community to explore how food is grown and made at the Micro Market inside the greenhouse facility in the Highlander neighborhood. Each installment features a local producer who attends in person to share their story and answer questions. This edition highlights Nava Living Co., with opportunities to sample products, learn about growing practices, and browse seasonal items currently available in the Micro Market. The setting is casual with a drop-in format. Visitors can also pick up Harvest of the Month packets, recipes, coloring sheets for kids, and educational materials about local food.

Experience a centering yoga session led by Ed that blends mindful movement, focused breathing, and soothing relaxation. Over the course of one hour, you will explore guided breathwork, smooth flow sequences, and practices that build a strong mind and body connection while easing stress. The session supports flexibility and strength and is welcoming to all levels, from first timers to seasoned practitioners. Bring a yoga mat, a water bottle, and comfortable clothing you can move in. The class takes place at Steiner Academy of Martial Arts in Omaha. It is free for members. Drop ins are welcome, with pricing information available on request.

This Bookclub gathering centers on Cackle by Rachel Harrison and takes place at Meadowlark Coffee and Espresso in Lincoln, NE.

Celebrate Halloween as participating Gateway stores hand out candy to children 12 and under. A costume contest hosted by Goodwill will take place behind Scooter’s, with judges selecting winners for a special prize package. Trick or treating does not require advance registration. The costume contest does require preregistration, with signups available on the day of the event at the Goodwill table behind Scooter’s.

Building on last year’s biggest Halloween party in Nebraska, The Royal Grove in Lincoln turns the entire venue into Halloween headquarters for one huge night. REDLOCKS returns to the decks for an all-night soundtrack, the club gets a full Halloween makeover, and a crowded dance floor is part of the plan. A $1,000 costume contest awards top honors for sexiest, scariest, and best group looks, encouraging attendees to go all out with their creativity. With immersive production throughout the space, standout costumes at every turn, and serious prizes on the line, this celebration is set to be a high-energy Halloween destination.

Donny Benét headlines an all-ages night in the Main Room at Slowdown with support from OTNES and Satchel Grande. Fresh from his instrumental series that began with Le Piano, Benét now spotlights the bass on Il Basso and will perform these new pieces alongside favorites from his catalog, delivering a set centered on rich low-end grooves and tight ensemble playing. OTNES brings a cinematic palette shaped by a love of classics from the 1960s through the 1990s, experimental sound design, ambient field recordings, acoustic instruments, and analog synths. Her live show with collaborator Strangehandle blends sound, lighting, set elements, and performance art for a fully integrated audiovisual experience. Omaha funk outfit Satchel Grande rounds out the bill with upbeat, good-time rhythms. Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 the day of show.

Enjoy a night of karaoke at The Brickhouse Sportsbar with DJ Dish on the decks helping every performer shine. Be among the first five singers to take on a challenge song to receive a surprise.

At Fifth House in Blackstone, a live DJ mixes house, EDM, hip hop, and pop for a night centered on dancing and drinks. The patio and lights help set the scene.

An indoor winter market fills Fowling Warehouse with more than 50 local farmers and makers. Browse fresh produce, farm eggs, artisan breads and pastries, small batch coffee, handmade jewelry, candles, soaps, pottery, seasonal decor, and one-of-a-kind gifts from Omaha area businesses. Admission is free and on-site parking is complimentary. The market is fully indoors, heated, and open regardless of the weather. The space is wheelchair accessible, with accessible parking close to the entrance, and it is welcoming to families. Many vendors accept cards, though carrying a little cash can be helpful. Reusable bags make it easier to carry purchases. Arriving earlier can mean the best selection, while visiting later often brings a calmer pace. Service animals are welcome, and other pets should stay home.

The Seasoned Readers Cookbook Club gathers food enthusiasts for shared tastings and conversation. Choose a recipe, cook it, and bring your dish potluck style for the group to sample. While everyone enjoys the spread, the conversation dives into the dishes, the recipes, and the cookbooks that inspired them. It offers a friendly way to revisit the books you already own or explore new titles before deciding whether to add them to your collection. Monthly themes guide what to make and are posted in the store. Examples include a June challenge featuring recipes with four ingredients or fewer, not counting salt, pepper, water, or the cooking fat, and a July focus on summer carnival favorites with an author event immediately afterward.

This event offers Star Wars Unlimited open play using a three round Premier format. On the last Sunday of each month, the format changes to Twin Suns.

Tabletop miniatures take center stage at The Game Shoppe with open play across the Warhammer and miniatures universe. Necromunda is often the go-to pick, and players also break out Blood Bowl, Kill Team, Warcry, Battlefleet Gothic, Warhammer Underworlds, and Aeronautica Imperialis. Attendees typically bring their own armies, teams, fleets, terrain, and any materials needed for their games. Expect a welcoming community, chances to try different systems, and plenty of tactical action and shared storytelling around the table. For everyone’s comfort, participants who are feeling unwell are asked to wait until they are better.

Sifu Starr leads a traditional Chinese martial arts class in Omaha at Steiner Academy of Martial Arts. Open to beginners and seasoned practitioners alike, this ninety minute session blends Yiliquan Kung Fu and Tai Chi to support development of mind, body, and spirit. Participants practice forms and techniques, flowing Tai Chi sequences that promote wellness, and practical self defense. Training also includes Chi Gung to cultivate internal energy, plus mindfulness and meditation to enhance balance, flexibility, coordination, and focus. Wear comfortable, loose fitting clothing and bring a water bottle. The class is free for members. Drop ins are welcome, with pricing available upon request. Instruction is provided by a teacher with decades of experience in traditional Chinese martial arts.

Enjoy a relaxed, silent reading meetup at the Historic General George Crook House Museum. Guests are greeted at the front door, then free to settle into a cozy spot inside or out in the garden and spend the session their way, whether quietly reading or keeping conversation minimal. There is no assigned book, and participants bring their own current read. A book swap table is available for trading a recently finished favorite for another title shared by a fellow reader. The format is flexible, with simple check in on arrival and unstructured time to read, browse the swap, and engage as little or as much as feels comfortable.

Connect with fellow fans at a monthly Pokemon Trade Night held on the first Sunday of each month. Bring your cards, binders, cases, and collections to trade with the community. Each event also features a new sale, with updates shared on social media.

With six albums already released, The Claudettes bring a vivid and modern twist to American roots music, unveiling their Pravda Records album "GARAGE GLAMOUR" and a sound that fuses blues and R&B with punk bite and a moody, cinematic undercurrent. Their songs sparkle and snarl in equal measure, with surprising hooks that stay with you. Onstage, the group pairs heart, tight musicianship, and a flair for theatrics. Vocalist Rachel Williams delivers soulful power and glam-rock poise, pairing a commanding presence with eye-catching stage style. Founder and songwriter Johnny Iguana, a leading voice on blues piano, began touring with Junior Wells at 23, later performed with Otis Rush, and has recorded with Buddy Guy, Mick Jagger, Johnny Winter, and Derek Trucks. He also composed the score for the Emmy-winning FX and Hulu series The Bear. The rhythm section of Zach Verdoorn on bass, guitar, and vocals and Liz Ele on drums locks in deep grooves that propel the band’s distinctive approach to roots music. Critics from outlets including Rock & Roll Globe, No Depression, the Minneapolis Star-Tribune, and Daily Vault highlight their sweep across eras and genres, celebrating a creative spark that can move from rockabilly and jazz-club swagger to edgy pop sensibilities.

BLITZKID brings the Modern Hel Tour 2026 to the stage with support from silksun and Absence+Alchemy. This event welcomes all ages. General admission is standing only, with advance tickets priced at $16 and day-of tickets at $20, prices listed exclude online fees. Guests under 21 should expect a $2 charge at the door. A $60 Pre-Show VIP Meet and Greet option is available and includes a general admission ticket, early entry to the venue, first access to merchandise, an exclusive poster, a photo and signing opportunity, and a special acoustic performance. Accessibility accommodations can be arranged by request through the organizer’s contact page or social media.

Rehash leads an indie rock bill with The Flooks and Infielder. Originating in South Florida as a duo of high school friends crafting songs at home, the band has kept a fully DIY approach, handling the writing, recording, production, mixing, and mastering themselves. Their self-titled debut Rehash was followed by the project mock, with more music on the way. This show is open to all ages, with $22 advance tickets and $27 day-of pricing.

Immerse yourself in Outlander brought to the stage as an orchestra performs Bear McCreary’s celebrated score, guided by showrunner Matthew B. Roberts. Scenes from all eight seasons illuminate the screen, tracing Claire and Jamie’s path from the standing stones of Craigh na Dun to adventures in the New World. This concert honors the series’ Celtic roots, its enduring love story, and the vast landscapes that captured hearts. Music and imagery intertwine to send echoes across the Highlands... a stirring signal that the story continues.

At the Sandhills Global Event Center, the Asian Center's 12th annual Curry Clash brings a showcase of curry-inspired creations prepared by talented Lincoln chefs. The offerings span sweet to savory and mild to blazing, and guests can cast a vote for their favorite to support efforts that empower New Americans in Lincoln. Sponsorships include VIP tickets with early access to special tastings and a commemorative Curry Clash gift.

Explore how deliberate plant choices can turn a garden into living art in this lecture with landscape designer Austin Eischeid. Geared toward plant enthusiasts who want to convey emotion and artistry through durable, long-lived perennials, the session offers ideas you can adapt to your own spaces. Eischeid, owner of Austin Eischeid Garden Design, creates public gardens, institutional landscapes, and private residences around the country. His approach is informed by the New Perennial movement, emphasizing naturalistic plantings that are ecologically sound, emotionally engaging, and vibrant in every season. He also helped bring Piet Oudolf’s vision for Polina Gardens to life through thoughtful plant and tree selection and close collaboration with the Lauritzen Gardens team. Pre-registration is required, and a cash bar will be available. Admission is free for members and $10 for non-members. This program is made possible by a gift from the Loveland Garden Club, GCA.

Furrrst Friday invites visitors to spend relaxed time reading to shelter pets as NHS partners with the Omaha Public Library. Admission is free, and donations such as a bag of pet food are appreciated. Children accompanied by an adult can choose a book from a shelf on site, explore options from the library, or bring a favorite from home. Adults may read to animals even without kids. Pick a dog, cat, or critter that could use extra attention, and help ease anxiety through the calming routine of reading. The library often brings simple activities like dog bingo or sidewalk chalk art, and there is a chance to learn about its services. This is a casual, drop-in experience with no registration required, and you are welcome to stay as long or as briefly as you like.

Pawdicure Pop-Ups bring Lunar Clipz to Omaha Dog Bar, offering quick, low stress, fear free nail care from a professional dog nail technician. Pups can play in the park, then head to the indoor lounge for a calm grooming experience set apart from the bustle. Each visit features a professional trim with gentle handling, treats, and positive reinforcement. A Dremel finish is available for a smoother edge. Pricing is $20 for a clip only, $22 for a Dremel only for a cleaner finish, or $25 for both services together, which may be suggested depending on nail length and can take a bit more time. Add-ons include paw hair trimming, often called Grinch feet, for $15, and ear cleaning for $10. ODB members receive $5 off one visit per pop-up, applied once per visit rather than per dog. The format is drop in and open house, with service provided on a first come first served basis. Dogs should be comfortable with handling, and the process is designed to be fast, gentle, and stress free.

Handspoken Fair Trade, formerly Ten Thousand Villages, presents a monthly craft night in collaboration with Downtown Lincoln's First Friday Artwalk. It is open to the public and free to attend thanks to a donation from Union Bank & Trust. The featured project varies each month, with details shared on the event page and on Handspoken Fair Trade social media.

This all-ages show offers general admission standing room as well as optional reserved table seating. General admission is $20 in advance or $25 on the day of the show. Table packages include admission and are assigned based on purchase time in the four-tier balcony, which requires stair access. Choose a table for two for $70 or a table for four for $140, and note that day-of reserved seating is $35 per ticket. Guests under 21 will be charged an additional $2 at the door. Listed prices are base amounts before online fees. Accessibility accommodations are available by request through the venue’s contact page or social media. Tickets are sold only through The Bourbon Theatre or the official event link, and any private resale posts will be treated as scams and removed.

Full details are available on the event flyer. For questions, contact the match director, Jeff Shultz, at 402.770.3313 or Jeffshultz@neb.rr.com.

The Lincoln Reptile Expo presented by Show Me Reptile Show brings a wide-ranging showcase and marketplace to the Sandhills Global Event Center, billed as one of the biggest and most wide-ranging reptile expos in the country. Visitors of all ages can explore reptiles of many kinds, amphibians, invertebrates, aquatics, and even small exotic mammals, with experienced breeders and trusted vendors available to answer questions and share care insights. Plants and bioactive supplies are featured alongside feeders, enclosures, decor, and other essentials to support a thriving setup at home. Browsing, learning, photography, and conversations with the community are all welcome, and there is no requirement to take home a new pet. Admission options include general entry and a VIP pass. Advance general admission is $12 for adults and $5 for ages 7 to 12, with free entry for children 6 and under. At the door, adult general admission is $15 with the same youth pricing. VIP passes are $17 in advance or $20 at the door.

At Pioneers Park Nature Center, families, nature enthusiasts, and community members are invited to celebrate the season and Bison Day at the annual Wild Fall Festival. Admission is free and welcoming to all ages. The festival shines a light on the tallgrass prairie as staff and volunteers lead hands-on learning and guided exploration that highlight its nature, history, and wildlife. Participants can take part in workshops about bison and native prairie plants, meet turtles and snakes, create nature themed art, enjoy story times, and head out on guided explorations. Tours showcase historic areas, and wagon rides are available for ages 3 and up for a $5 fee per rider. The event offers meaningful ways to connect with the prairie landscape and to learn about the role of bison in Nebraska’s natural heritage, with activities suited for children, adults, and families who want to enjoy time outdoors.

The War and Treaty perform at Barnato in Omaha, NE. Doors will open ahead of the show. Tickets are released in phases, beginning with artist presale registration, followed by artist and venue presales, and concluding with the on-sale.

The Good Life Halfsy goes beyond a traditional half marathon, unfolding as a weekend celebration of Nebraska's people, landmarks, icons, and culture. Participants make their way through the streets of Lincoln to share what makes the Good Life state special, with a friendly vibe and plenty of unexpected moments along the route. Some might call it a half marathon, but here it is simply the Halfsy.

At Fowling Warehouse Omaha, fans of R&B can dive into a head-to-head celebration of two powerhouse catalogs as Usher goes up against Chris Brown in a music bingo and karaoke mashup. Mark your card as the hits play, take the mic when it is your turn, and back your favorite team throughout the showdown. Prizes are up for grabs, and there will be a full bar, a food vendor, and additional vendors on site. The first ten attendees receive a free gift. Tickets are $10 in advance or $15 on the day of the event. Pick your side and get ready to sing along to favorites spanning multiple eras.

Enjoy an after-hours evening of fall fashion and shopping at SCHEELS Omaha. Explore new seasonal styles from local and national vendors, take advantage of event-only deals, and enter for exciting giveaways in a lively, shop-late setting. Each $25 ticket includes a $25 SCHEELS gift card to use during the event and grants access to all activities. Ticket sales support Bags of Fun Omaha. Visa Cardmembers receive exclusive early access to tickets, and overall ticket availability is limited.

Goodwill Folkways celebrates its grand opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and opportunities to win prizes. Guests can enter a raffle for items such as gift cards, promo codes, and other giveaways, and can try a spin at checkout for a special discount. Explore the aisles, take part in the activities, and discover great finds.

Explore Mahjong in a welcoming setting at the Asian Center. Whether you are learning for the first time or already play, there is room for friendly games and guidance. Snacks and beverages are provided, and you are welcome to bring a friend. Suggested donation is $10. Bring your curiosity and whatever level of skill you have.

Kurt Vile And The Violators take the stage at The Waiting Room, joined by Twisted Teens. This event is open to all ages. Admission is $38 in advance and $40 on the day of the show.

Sheelytown Made Local brings a cozy fall night market to Sheelytown Market, celebrating the work of local makers and artists, vintage curators, and other creative small businesses. Stroll through the stalls, shop small, and enjoy food and drinks while you explore. Each installment features a new mix of vendors, so there is always something different to discover. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. Those interested in vending, including makers, artists, food vendors, vintage sellers, and other creative small businesses, can apply through the annual Makers Market application, and availability is limited to keep the market balanced and high quality.

Lily Rose shares the stage with Erin Kinsey for an all-ages show featuring a mix of standing room and reserved table options. General admission is standing only, with advance tickets priced at $21 and day-of at $25. Tables include admission and are sold as a table for two at $72 or a table for four at $144, both equivalent to $36 per seat. Guests under 21 will be charged a $2 fee at the door. Listed prices reflect base amounts before any online fees. Table seating is assigned in order of purchase and located in a four-tier balcony with stair access only. Accessibility accommodations are available by request through the venue’s contact page or via social media. Known for the viral hit Villain, the Atlanta-born singer quickly transitioned from local buzz to national recognition, signing a record deal, appearing on national television, and touring with Sam Hunt, Luke Bryan, and Shania Twain. Her full-length debut, I Know What I Want, showcases a confident blend of country, pop, and hip hop influences. She has been highlighted as an artist to watch by outlets such as CMT, MusicRow, and Amazon, and is recognized for vivid storytelling, powerful vocals, a dynamic stage presence, and a close connection with a rapidly growing fan base.

Settle in for a vibrant night spanning soul, rhythm and blues, pop, rock, musical theater, and gospel. Kathy Tyree, known locally as the Queen of Soul, brings four and a half decades of acclaimed performances to the stage alongside Ananias "Markey" Montague, a dynamic music director, singer, and songwriter. With their friends onstage, these artists present a high-caliber evening of music in Omaha.

Heron Haven’s Photography Club gathers for a show and tell centered on Birds in Flight. Each participant may share two images, one created at Heron Haven and one captured anywhere else, with a submission folder to be provided soon. Participants can arrive early for a relaxed photo walk along the trails, a chance to explore, make images, and connect with fellow photography enthusiasts. The club is led by Jennifer Villotta with support from Mike Benkis and Craig Horobik. Jennifer is a nature photographer who enjoys the open road and fresh perspectives, Craig is an adventure photographer who frequently visits national parks, and Mike is an award winning professional wildlife photographer. Craig and Mike also teach photography at Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo. Open to Heron Haven members of all skill levels and ages, with children attending alongside an adult, the club emphasizes skill building through friendly challenges and a welcoming community of nature photographers.

At Courtside Banquet Hall in Lincoln, the Mystic Moon Market Fall Vendor Event offers a welcoming space for the spiritual and metaphysical community. Inspired by the rhythms of the earth and moon, this gathering encourages visitors to explore, connect, and follow their curiosity. Browse handcrafted creations, mystical tools, intuitive services, and other soul-centered offerings from vendors who each bring a unique path and perspective. It is more than shopping. The market is a circle where energy is shared, conversations spark, and authentic connections grow. The atmosphere is inclusive and family friendly, and admission is free. Whether you are just beginning your journey or have been on it for years, there is a place for you here.

Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live Glow-N-Fire 2026 Tour showcases fan-favorite trucks in real-life action. Mega Wrex, Tiger Shark, HW 5-Alarm, Bone Shaker, Bigfoot®, and Skelesaurus take the spotlight with high-flying FMX riders, plus a fire-breathing, car-crushing robot dinosaur. The lineup also debuts Rhinomite, a new rhino-themed truck charging horn-first into the competition. This high-energy production delivers big thrills for the whole family. Children ages 2 and up require a ticket, kids tickets are valid for ages 2 to 12, one adult is required for every three kids tickets, and children under 2 may attend free when seated on a parent's lap.

Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live Glow-N-Fire brings fan favorites to Pinnacle Bank Arena for a high-octane showcase. See Mega Wrex, Tiger Shark, HW 5-Alarm, Bone Shaker, Bigfoot, and Skelesaurus in action, with freestyle motocross riders delivering aerial stunts and a robotic dinosaur that breathes fire and crushes cars. The tour also features Rhinomite, a new rhino-themed truck that charges in horn first. Children ages 2 and older require a ticket, kids tickets are valid for ages 2 to 12, and one adult ticket is needed for every three kids tickets. Children under 2 may attend free when seated on a parent's lap.

The eighth annual Lincoln Veterans Parade honors service members, veterans, their families, and the community with a procession featuring local veteran service organizations, military units, youth groups, supportive businesses, classic cars, and marching bands. Admission is free and the event is welcoming to families. The parade stages at S 21st and K Street and travels west to S 14th Street, with complimentary street and lot parking available along the route. The lineup takes place at S 21st and an opening ceremony is held at the Capitol Building. For those watching from home, coverage airs live on LNKTV local programming and on YouTube.

Black Violin’s Full Circle Tour spotlights GRAMMY-nominated artists Wil Baptiste and Kev Marcus as they fuse classical nuance with the pulse of hip-hop. Framed around returning to where it began, now shaped by experience, the performance reflects on growth and renewal. Each powerful set encourages audiences to consider their own paths, revealing how progress can lead back to roots with fresh purpose.

The 20th Annual Benefit Christmas Party offers a festive evening that celebrates the season while supporting The Nature Conservancy in Nebraska and its conservation efforts across the state. Expect live music, complimentary wine and desserts, and a selection of local pop-up vendors for holiday shopping. Andre Vander Velde provides the live performance, and LOLA’S will handle the food. Local photographer and visual artist Joshua Foo will capture holiday portraits, and after the event a digital gallery will be available so attendees can download a complimentary photo. Find gifts from this year’s Christmas collections and make them ready to give with free gift wrapping and custom, hand lettered tags created by SK Made. Featured pop-ups include Benson Soap Mill, The Object Enthusiast, Wax Buffalo, East Parlor, Oana Befort, and Little Something. Tickets will be available soon in limited quantities. Online tickets are $10, and a limited number will be sold at the door for $20. Every ticket contributes to the work of The Nature Conservancy in Nebraska. Additional parking will be available at the DC Centre to the south of the main lot, and a trolley will pick up at the northwest corner of the DC Centre to bring guests to the event entrance.

Jeremy McComb's Honky Tonk Circus brings a performance dedicated to 90s country super hits, billed as America’s leading 90s country experience. General admission is standing room only, priced at $20 in advance or $25 on the day of the show. Reserved table packages are $70 for two or $140 for four, and they include admission. Tables are assigned in the order of purchase, labeled, and situated across a four tier balcony accessed by stairs only. The event is open to all ages, and attendees under 21 pay an additional $2 at entry. Accessibility accommodations are available by request through the venue’s contact page or via social media messages.

Nebraska Humane Society offers a Pet Supply Pantry that provides free essentials for pets. Attendees can pick up items such as toys, leashes, collars, and bowls. The pantry takes place inside the shelter’s Center for Humane Education.

Three powerhouse acts unite on a single tour for a fall lineup that aims big. Third Day, Chris Tomlin, and TobyMac share the stage as true co-headliners, delivering a high-energy night built around chart-topping, award-winning songs. It is all hits and no filler, the kind of show that inspires fans to text friends and clear the calendar. You may pay for a seat, but expect to spend the night on your feet.

Bourbon Theatre presents Hotel Desperado, a tribute to the Eagles that recreates the band’s signature sound with careful attention to the classic lineup. Each musician mirrors a counterpart from the original group to bring the songs to life, and the show’s authenticity has been praised by Mic Uthe, who worked as an assistant lighting director on the Eagles’ 1976 to 1978 world tour. This event is open to all ages. Ticket options include general admission at $20 in advance or $25 on the day of the show, GA seating at $28, and reserved seats at $35 per seat on the day of the show. Table packages are available at $60 for two or $120 for four, and admission is included with table purchases. All listed amounts are base prices before online fees. A $2 fee applies at the door for guests under 21. GA seating is first come, first served, and GA standing is standing room only. Tables are assigned in the four tiered balcony according to purchase time, with stair access only, and final placement may adjust based on overall sales. ADA accommodations may be requested through the venue’s contact page or by messaging on social media. Tickets are available only from the Bourbon Theatre or the official event listing, and posts offering private resale will be treated as scams and removed.