Events in Omaha This-week
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Events in Omaha This-week 2026 schedule
This week in Omaha promises an exciting lineup of events across various venues, appealing to a wide range of interests. Music enthusiasts can enjoy performances like Sweeping Promises at The Slowdown on October 27, and Greg Freeman at Reverb Lounge on October 28. For fans of alternative and indie music, Donny Benet will be performing at The Slowdown on October 31, adding to the vibrant local scene.
The Omaha Symphony continues its season with the captivating performance of Dvorak's Seventh under conductor Anna Rakitina at Kiewit Hall in the Holland Performing Arts Center, scheduled for October 30 and 31. Classical music lovers should not miss this enriching experience.
Comedy fans have plenty to laugh about with shows at the Funny Bone Comedy Club, featuring Misha Brown on October 28 and Sarah Colonna on October 29. Additionally, The Backline Comedy Theatre hosts Matt Geiler’s Mixtape on October 31, promising a night of hilarious entertainment.
Sports enthusiasts can catch the Omaha Lancers facing off against the Lincoln Stars on October 31 at the Liberty First Credit Union Arena. Meanwhile, basketball fans can look forward to the Nebraska-Omaha Mavericks Women's Basketball exhibition games at Baxter Arena on October 28.
For a nostalgic and fun-filled Halloween celebration, Steelhouse Omaha hosts the 'It’s A 2000s Halloween Party' on October 31, alongside the Gasolina Reggaeton Party. The Slowdown is also hosting Healerween and the Big Gay Halloween Party, both on October 29 and 30 respectively, offering diverse Halloween festivities.
Additionally, music lovers can experience the energetic Emo Nite at The Waiting Room Lounge on October 31 or enjoy the Omaha Lancers hockey games, multiple performances at The Orpheum Theatre of the classic film 'Death Becomes Her' from October 27 through November 1. The season tickets for the Creighton Bluejays Men's Basketball also make for a great opportunity to support local sports.
Overall, Omaha this week is packed with diverse entertainment options, from concerts and comedy shows to sports and seasonal events, making it an ideal time to explore the vibrant local scene.