Top Omaha Art & Culture

Unlike traditional photo shoots, you don’t have to wait days for edited images or choose a limited number of photos. You’ll use your own phone or camera, so you leave with all your content instantly. This experience focuses on helping you capture better photos yourself through guidance on posing, angles, and lighting. It will use simple, accessible locations with a variation of backgrounds and good lighting to get the best results in a relaxed, low-pressure setting.

Turn getting to know Omaha into a fun adventure with this self-guided scavenger hunt that lets you explore at your own pace. Using just your smartphone, hit the city streets, solving puzzles, finding clues, completing challenges, and more, as you search for Omaha’s hidden gems and treasures such as Old Market, Joslyn Art Museum, and beyond.

Prepare for an exciting adventure in Omaha! Step into the role of a detective as you explore the city, solving riddles and answering questions about the sights around you. Take fun selfies, uncover hidden artwork, and dive into Omaha’s rich history. Along the way, visit notable spots like the Gene Leahy Mall, the Orpheum, and Mister Toad’s Pub. You’ll also discover why Omaha is known as the “Gateway to the West” and learn about famous local billionaire Warren Buffett. Are you ready to take on the challenge?

Explore the vibrant story of Omaha on this 2-hour walking tour through downtown. Starting at the Omaha Visitors Center, this tour covers key destinations including the scenic riverfront parks and the historic Old Market, showcasing the city's Native American heritage, railroad legacy, and cultural landmarks. Enjoy the comfort of a guided stroll at a relaxed pace, complete with a break at a cozy local coffee shop. Ideal for both first-time visitors and locals, this tour reveals the stories behind Omaha’s past, present, and future. - 2-hour walking tour covering approximately 2.5 miles with a break halfway - Guided by experienced local Max Hollmann, an engaging storyteller - Stops include Gene Leahy Mall, the Capitol District, the RiverFront and Old Market