Events in Sarpy County, NE

Gather your miniatures and dice for Warhammer 40k and Warhammer: Age of Sigmar games focused on strategy, storytelling, and friendly skirmishes. Players of all experience levels are welcome, and smaller-scale games, Kill Team, and Warcry are also mentioned. Hobbyists can bring models to paint or work on terrain, share tips, and show their creations alongside fellow enthusiasts.

Enjoy a relaxed gathering for casual Magic: The Gathering, with Commander as the featured format and Modern, Pioneer, Pauper, and creative home brews also welcome. Players can bring a favorite deck, try new ideas, and enjoy a welcoming, low-pressure environment.

Enjoy relaxed, friendly games of Magic: The Gathering, with Commander as the usual format. Players of all experience levels are welcome to bring any deck they are excited to play. Other formats, including Modern, Pioneer, and Pauper, may also find players. If you are not feeling well, please sit this one out and come another time.

Create festive fall decor in a 90-minute clay workshop focused on hand building pumpkins. Participants can choose either a two-tone glaze or a single glaze. The fee is $70 per person and includes clay, glazing, and firing. There is also an option to return to paint for a $20 studio fee. This class is non-refundable and is not on the wheel.

This game night at The Game Shoppe centers on Pathfinder Second Edition, offering cooperative adventures in the world of Golarion. Newcomers and long-time players are both welcome, with experienced players and GMs on hand to help teach the rules and keep the action moving. Bring a character sheet and dice, and if you do not have a character ready, pregenerated options will be available. For everyone’s well-being, anyone feeling under the weather is encouraged to sit out and return when healthy.

Rescheduled due to rainy weather in the forecast, this free community celebration honors Papillion’s founding with a step back in time that brings history to life. It is a day for family and friends, set in a cheerful atmosphere where smiles and laughter take center stage. The updated schedule is intended to provide a worry free experience so everyone can take part and discover why Papillion is easy to fall for.

Town and Country Animal Rescue offers a pet food pantry for local residents who need help feeding their animals. Pets do not need to be present to receive assistance. Donations are welcome and may be placed in the drop off area on the north side of the lower parking lot.

The Springfield Platteview Education Foundation presents its annual auction fundraiser, Supporting a World of Possibilities, featuring an evening focused on celebration, connection, and raising support for opportunities that benefit students and staff across SPCS. Attendees can expect globally inspired cuisine, casino-style entertainment, and both live and silent auctions, with many ways to contribute to the Foundation’s mission. Ticket sales will open soon.

Enjoy a relaxed day of Magic: The Gathering with fellow players. Commander is the most popular format, and other formats such as Modern, Pioneer, and Pauper are welcome too. Bring a favorite deck, try new strategies, and meet new players or seasoned veterans. If you’re feeling unwell, please stay home and come another week.

Explore Yu-Gi-Oh! Genesys Format, an official format that uses a points-based deckbuilding system instead of the traditional Forbidden & Limited List. Main, Extra, and Side Deck cards must stay under a set point cap, with powerful cards costing more points. Link and Pendulum Monsters are not allowed. The format encourages creative deckbuilding and interactive play. Regular Advanced Format play using the current Forbidden & Limited List takes place every other week.

Vendor applications are open for the St. Matthew 17th Annual Craft Show at St. Matthew Parish. This annual holiday shopping event features a broad mix of handmade creations, gifts, home decor, baked treats, and more. To maintain a diverse marketplace, direct sales companies are limited to a single representative, and the number of vendors offering similar products may be restricted.

Learn how to give quilts a polished finish in a hands-on binding class that covers three core methods. Explore a traditional approach that is sewn by machine to the front and hand finished on the back, try a fully machine finished technique that starts on the back and is completed on the front, and add an accent with a flange style completed entirely by machine. Practice each method on three placemats that include embroidered instructions, then take them home as lasting references. All fabric and binding supplies are provided, along with the three practice placemats. Please bring a sewing machine, neutral thread, scissors, a hand sewing needle, a marking pen, straight pins, and a small ruler. Suitable for beginners who want the basics as well as experienced quilters aiming to refine their finishing skills.

Compete in a Pokémon League Cup played in the Standard format with regulation marks E and newer. Preregistration can be completed in store or by phone at either location, Bellevue (402-292-4263) or Omaha (402-991-8699). A Pokémon Player ID and birth date are required at sign up, and you can look up your ID on the official Pokémon website. Early entry is $15 and day-of entry is $20, with capacity limited to 24 players. There are no banned cards for this event. A deck list is required and must be emailed to the tournament organizer. Lists made from screenshots or photos are not accepted. Please use an online deck list builder and include regulation markers where applicable. Deck lists are due on event day by the stated deadline. Players who arrive to submit or create lists after the deadline may be turned away and refunded to keep the event on schedule. Day-of registration is available, and late arrivals cannot be accommodated. Swiss rounds are best of one, with the total number based on attendance. Random deck checks may occur and will also happen before any top cut. If a top cut is used, it will be set by attendance, played as best of three, and round length may be adjusted based on the pace of Swiss. Every participant receives at least one Pokémon TCG pack and one Prize Pack. Additional prizes go to top finishers, with awards split by age division, and further details will be set by the tournament organizer.

Curious about your family's origins, the surname your relatives once used, or the town or region they called home? This monthly genealogy assistance program supports both beginners and experienced researchers and is designed to help you connect with your heritage.

Cheer & Dance Athletics Omaha’s annual Blue Debut features performances by every team, special guest performances, vendors, and more.

This event at The Astro features reserved seating. Suite tickets offer a dedicated entrance, a private bar that accepts credit cards only, and access to private restrooms within the suite area. Choose suite access as reserved seats in Sections Suite1 and Suite2 or opt for Standing Room Only in the Suite SRO section. Ticket availability includes public onsale, artist and local or radio presales, VIP package options, and an End of Summer Deal.

This educational seminar helps improve Medicare literacy by exploring the program, clearing up common myths, and helping seniors recognize and avoid scams. Come with questions, and feel free to bring spouses, family, or friends who may benefit.

Take a night off from cooking while supporting Scout Troop 483 B&G. Dine in or order to-go at Texas Roadhouse in Papillion and 10 percent of your food purchase total will be donated to the troop. To ensure the donation is counted, tell the server or cashier you are with Scout Troop 483 B&G, or show the flyer or image noted in the event discussion.

A mobile food pantry distribution will take place at Church of the Holy Spirit - Bellevue. Setup comes first, followed by food distribution that continues until supplies are gone or until the planned end, then cleanup. The activity is outdoors, so please dress for the weather. Help spread the word to anyone who may need food assistance. Taking part supports the charter partner and can fulfill several requirements for ranks and merit badges. Family members, including parents, grandparents, and siblings, are welcome.

A dedicated craft show for fans of nerd, geek, and gamer culture, featuring 75 booths stocked with wares to explore. Admission is free. Now in its fifth year, the event returns with plenty to browse and shop.

Explore a variety of unique finds at this fall shopping event, including gifts, seasonal decor, accessories, handmade goods, and more from local vendors. Vendor inquiries are welcome by phone.

A donation-based seminar dedicated to Eddie Bravo's timeless rubber guard path. It focuses on going over the sequence.

Gravel Street returns to Island Bar and Grill in La Vista for a lively night. Guests can look forward to flavorful food, refreshing drinks, and an easygoing island vibe.

Back for its second year, this bake sale brings together a small group of cottage bakers with treats for your Thanksgiving table, helping make holiday prep easier. Last year’s edition drew strong interest, and items may sell out quickly, so a quick stop during a midday break or on the way home can fit the schedule. Pick up what you need and head into the holiday with one less task.

Celebrate the start of the season in Papillion at a festive winter pop-up featuring two floors of vendors and holiday photo sessions. Enjoy shopping and food as you explore both levels. This is the final pop-up of the year.

General membership meetings are open to members and prospective members. Friends and family members are welcome, and lunch is provided.

Nebraska Kennel Club is offering four AKC Scent Work Trials across two sites. The program includes two trials at Bellevue University and one trial each at Werner Park on the following two days.

Submission-only grappling comes to Omaha at Bellevue Junior Sports Association, featuring gi and no-gi divisions in a double elimination format. The tournament welcomes kids, teens, and adults, with separate divisions for men and women beginning at age 4. Bouts follow a modified EBI ruleset for Youth, Teen, and Adult categories, with overtime used when a match ends without a submission. Novice brackets are available for first-time competitors with less than six months of experience in any grappling art. Custom medals are awarded to the top three finishers. Registration offers early bird pricing at $79 for one division and $99 for two, with Absolute divisions available for $40. Standard registration is $99 for one division and $129 for two, with Absolute divisions at $60. A limited 25 percent discount is available to the first 20 competitors who use code bvue26 at checkout. Competitor lists are visible throughout registration, and edits are allowed until the posted deadline. When necessary, divisions may be combined to create matchups. If no suitable matchup exists once brackets are finalized, competitors receive a coupon credit for a future Submission Challenge event. Weigh-ins take place on the day of the tournament, and athletes may weigh in wearing appropriate attire, with no requirement to weigh in wearing a gi. Athletes who miss weight are moved to the next available class, and are disqualified if no appropriate option exists. Warm up mats are typically available but may be used to run additional brackets if needed. The schedule and brackets are posted on the event page, and large on-site displays help athletes find their mats. Matches can be decided by submission, overtime criteria, disqualification, or forfeiture. Spectator admission is $15 at the door.

Connect with reptile businesses from your area at a family-friendly show featuring a huge selection of reptiles and amphibians, plus invertebrates, feeders, supplies, and more. Explore a wide range of gear for enclosures, including cages, tanks, bedding, toys, and decorative pieces. Both VIP and general admission are available for purchase at the door, with no sellout limit. Vendors accept cash and credit cards, and an on-site ATM is available if needed. This community-focused gathering requires all vendors to follow applicable federal, state, county, and city laws for anything displayed or sold.

Meet adoptable dogs and volunteers at Long Dog Fat Cat LaVista in La Vista, NE. Enjoy a relaxed meet and greet where you can say hello and get acquainted.

Returning for its second year, this Santa photo experience takes place on the main floor at Loft 22. Bring your own camera or phone to capture pictures on a festive set, with one spot available per family. Each visit provides time to share wish lists with Mr. Claus and snap a few photos. Afterward, explore Santa’s workshop for last minute gifts from local businesses and holiday treats. Spots are limited. Check in at the door, and note that fees are nonrefundable. If you cannot attend, you may transfer your spot to a friend by having them give your name. Shopping is open to everyone and does not require a Santa ticket.

Fishheads perform as a full band at Island Bar and Grill, delivering live music with a tropical vibe.

Celebrate the season at the Filipino Heritage Foundation Annual Holiday Ball, an elegant holiday celebration at the Beardmore Event Center in Bellevue. Guests are encouraged to dress in black tie or cocktail attire and enjoy an evening focused on music, community, and festive elegance. Tickets are $60 per person.

Tommy K takes the stage for a solo performance at The Pit BBQ Lounge in Papillion, NE.

Explore the winter birds of Schramm Education Center while taking part in a long-running community science project. Participants can choose a hike through the prairie or down to the Platte River, where they will record the number and types of birds they see. The group will then gather in the classroom to tally the results and make bird crafts. The hikes cover about a mile, and trails may be muddy or slippery depending on the weather. The count takes place in all weather, so participants should dress accordingly. A limited number of binoculars will be available, and participants are encouraged to bring their own if they have them. The collected observations contribute to the Audubon Christmas Bird Count, a winter census that helps researchers understand bird population trends.

Gotcha Covered heads back to the Island for a New Year’s Eve celebration featuring rock covers from a celebrated era. Food, drinks, and music set the scene to rock into 2027.