Omaha's nickname, "The Gateway to the West," applies as much to its historical role as a 19th century transportation hub as to the modern opportunities it provides for art lovers and culture seekers. Local independent music labels like Saddle Creek have forged the internationally recognized "Omaha Sound" style of rock music, while the hugely popular Omaha Community Playhouse highlights the city's rich dramatic tradition. Unique shops, restaurants and clubs line the cobblestone roads of downtown's Old Market district, where the lovely brick buildings mingle Omaha's rich cultural resources with its penchant for historic preservation and urban beauty. ...More
| From its narrow, brick-paved streets to its eclectic array of art galleries, shops and live theater venues, Omaha's Old ... | |
Durham Western Heritage Museum Exploring the history of Omaha and other Western towns, the Durham Western Heritage Museum presents authentic artifacts ... | |
Gerald R Ford Birthplace & Garden Dedicated in 1977, Gerald R Ford Birthplace & Garden stands as a memorial to the 38th president of the United States, bo... | |
| Fascinating habitats imitating natural animal surroundings make Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo a fun, educational and interact... | |
| The Malcolm X Birth Place commemorates the life and legacy of the famed African American activist, born in Omaha as Malc... |







