Name: Omaha Children's Museum
Address: 500 S 20th St, Omaha, NE 68102, USA

Get ready for the whole family to learn through play! Omaha Children’s Museum is the most visited museum in Nebraska and features outstanding interactive permanent exhibits focused on art, science and early childhood education. Exhibits include giant ball machines, a kid-sized grocery store, tire and auto service center, science and technology lab, maker-space, art studio and much more! Traveling exhibits, daily educational programs, special events, food and gift shop are also featured. Open year-round. Accessible.

Omaha Children's Museum

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Let Visit Omaha help plan your next sporting event.

Home to the NCAA Men’s College World Series since 1950, Omaha is a bucket-list destination for college baseball fans. Omaha’s resume is filled with impressive sporting events, including the U.S. Senior Open; NCAA Basketball, Volleyball and Wrestling Championships; U.S. Speed Skating; FIVB and NORCECA Women’s International Volleyball; the National Veterans Wheelchair games; and the U.S. Olympic Swim Trials (4X). Olympic coaches and swimmers praise Omaha, saying the “convenience factor is unparalleled” and that the city makes athletes and fans “feel welcome and important.” 

There’s a reason Omaha is a player. The city is centrally located, making traveling here easy. Omaha has a strong volunteer base, and sporting events enjoy tremendous support from the local community. Omaha provides a unified team approach to events, making it easier for event planners to do their jobs.  

Yep, we swing for the fences, and that’s why Omaha has a proven track record of hitting it out of the park. Browse below to learn more about Omaha’s sports chops. 

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The place to go in Omaha for Thai and Vegan-Thai cuisine!

Bangkok Kitchen

Since opening, Block 16 has become a local favorite with die-hard fans lining up and out the door on a daily basis. What keeps folks in line day after day? How about the award-winning burgers piled high with all the fixin's and covered in a secret sauce that keeps every mouth watering.

Block 16

Joslyn Art Museum was a gift to the people of Omaha from Sarah Joslyn in memory of her husband, George. From its first day, November 29, 1931, to today, the Museum has welcomed millions of visitors from around the world. The Joslyn’s collection of over 12,000 objects represents 5,000 years of human creativity and the world’s diverse cultures. The campus comprises three stunning buildings—distinct yet connected—surrounded by sculpture gardens. Learning and engagement opportunities abound, and general admission is free to all, always.

Joslyn Art Museum

Touting a "slow food fast" approach to their menu's offerings, Kitchen Table offers up made-from-scratch sandwiches, snacks and salads all day using the best local ingredients possible. Stop in for dinner, whether it be for tacos or house-made pasta or pizza; vegetarians welcome. Brunch is served on Sundays, and beer and wine are available on tap.

Kitchen Table

Whether you are looking for an intimate meal for two or a place to hold your next event, 801 Chophouse provides the best steakhouse restaurant experience in Omaha.

801 Chophouse at the Paxton

Belly up to bar at Omaha's downtown gastropub and enjoy more than 30 beers on tap. Then bite into a burger made from 100% fresh Angus Beef made just the way you like it with a basket of hand cut fries!

Omaha Tap House 

Fresh and energetic, Blue offers an inspired mix of creative sushi for purists and adventurers alike. Happy Hour has put Blue on the map, offering value and variety without sacrificing quality or experience. Blue’s vibrant scene offers a dining experience full of creative flavor and intense with spirited atmosphere. A large maki, sashimi and nigiri menu is complemented by Asian-inspired share plates, soups, salads, desserts and an extensive sake menu.

Blue Sushi Sake Grill Old Market

Discover Little King, Omaha's beloved sandwich shop located at 508 S 12th St, nestled right in the heart of the city. Since opening its doors, Little King has earned a devoted following for its authentic, high-quality deli offerings. Whether you're in the mood for a classic Reuben, a hearty turkey sub, or a unique vegetarian option, each sandwich is crafted with precision and flavors that have been a local favorite for years.

Step into a casual and welcoming environment perfect for a quick lunch break, a meet-up with friends, or grabbing a bite to go. Experience friendly service and the careful attention to detail that has made Little King a cornerstone in Omaha's dining scene. Fresh ingredients, timeless recipes, and a commitment to satisfaction await you. Visit us today and discover why Little King continues to reign supreme in the hearts of sandwich lovers! 

Little King

Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts facilitates the creation, presentation, and understanding of contemporary art through an international residency program, exhibitions, and educational programs. Bemis endeavors to inspire an open and diverse dialogue on the critical issues that give shape and meaning to the human condition. Located in the historic Old Market district, the center is open from 11am-5pm on Wednesdays, 11am-9pm on Thursdays, 11am-5pm on Fridays, 11am-8pm on Saturdays and 11am-5pm on Sundays. Admission is free. 



Bemis Center For Contemporary Arts

Derived from the Native American meaning of Omaha, “upstream” or “against the current,” the Upstream Brewing Company is just that—a brewery and restaurant different from the rest. Upstream's American pub fare menu offers delicious options for every palate. Succulent hand-cut steaks, melt-in-your-mouth macaroni and cheese, and more will leave you satisfied with any selection. Visit the website to reserve your table today.

Upstream Brewing Company

KANEKO is a 501(c)(3), public, nonprofit, interdisciplinary cultural organization founded with the mission of exploring creativity across the whole spectrum of human activity—including art, science, philosophy, entrepreneurship, urban planning and education. Established in three refurbished historic warehouses in Omaha’s Old Market by internationally renowned sculptor Jun Kaneko and his wife Ree, KANEKO was conceived of as “open space for your mind,” a place where thoughtful examination of others’ ideas through a variety of exhibitions and public programs leads us to new and exciting ideas of our own. KANEKO's galleries are free and open to the public.

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