Calendar of Events

Based on dark tales we knew as a child. Features Paula Wallace, Victoria Hoyt and John Dennison.

Learn about the Ogallala Aquifer, formed millions of years ago beneath the Midwest. How it was formed, discovered & more.

Learn about the first professional game played in Omaha (it wasn't pretty). See how small regional leagues helped make baseball a national pastime enjoyed by millions today.

64 original artworks from 13 books by the author / illustrator, including In the Tall, Tall Grass and In the Small, Small Pond.

Magical structure exhibit that stretches the definition of traditional "playhouse" design. Hands-on learning and a journey through art, architecture and the environment.

This exhibit takes you on a boat journey to seven ports of call along the most biologically diverse river system in the world, the Amazon. Hands-on activities, multimedia presentations, story telling, live fish, artifacts, dance, music and demonstrations.

The exhibition "OTRAS BITACORAS" features contemporary photography bringing together the works of ten photographers from Mérida, Yucatan.

The public is invited to the opening reception on Sunday, 6/8 for the solo exhibition, "Many Waters."  This is the first exhibit of new works by Linda Meigs in ten years.

Paintings of Omaha-based British artist Steve Joy in his first full-career exhibition. Joy has worked and taught on three continents and his abstract art reflects universal concerns of spirituality and the existential.

Omaha is home to the US Olympic Swim Team Trials in 2008! Season passes are available now by contacting ticketmaster. Group tickets are available through the Omaha Sports Commission, www.omahasports.org. General information is available on www.h2omaha.com.

A regular exhibitor around Omaha, MacNabb is also involved in multiple group shows around the metro this summer. His work has been described as both "dynamic" and "edgy", and this show will be no exception.

Home brew competition - judging begins at 5pm.