Events in Omaha September
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Events in Omaha September 2026 schedule
September in Omaha is packed with an exciting lineup of events spanning concerts, sports, comedy, and cultural performances. Music enthusiasts can enjoy a diverse range of concerts from renowned artists such as Lenny Kravitz performing at Steelhouse Omaha on September 11, and Gogol Bordello taking the stage at The Slowdown on September 25. Fans of alternative and indie sounds can catch the Omaha Symphony under the baton of JoAnn Falletta for their Gershwin & Strauss series, with performances scheduled at Kiewit Hall At Holland Performing Arts Center on September 25 and 26.
For those interested in live comedy, Corey B offers multiple shows at the Funny Bone Comedy Club throughout the month, including performances on September 18 and 19. Theater and arts lovers can enjoy acts like The Thorn at the Orpheum Theatre on September 29 and 30, or the musical Catsclaw at The Waiting Room Lounge on September 30. Additionally, the month features a variety of tribute and dance parties, such as the 2010s Dance Party "Can't Feel My Face" at The Slowdown on September 12.
Sports fans can catch the high-energy hockey action with the Omaha Lancers hosting multiple games against the Des Moines Buccaneers at the Liberty First Credit Union Arena on September 25 and 26, with games starting at 7:05 pm and 6:05 pm respectively. Soccer fans won't want to miss the Union Omaha matches at Morrison Stadium, where they face Charlotte Independence on September 5, with a series of matches beginning early in the morning at 3:30 am.
Other notable performances include Benson Boone at the CHI Health Center on September 1, and the highly anticipated appearance of Theresa Caputo at Holland Performing Arts Center on September 20. Whether you're into live music, comedy, sports, or cultural events, Omaha's September calendar offers something for everyone, making it a vibrant and lively month to explore the city’s entertainment scene.