- Maha Festival returns this Saturday with a full day of live music at The RiverFront.
- Bright Eyes frontman Conor Oberst reflects on the band’s iconic albums ahead of their hometown performance.
- Discover Omaha’s bike rides and run clubs that combine exercise and great eats.
- The Pinnacle Bank Championship brings future PGA TOUR stars to Omaha this week.
- Plan your weekend ahead with our upcoming events list—don’t miss out!
Maha Festival Returns Saturday
One of Omaha’s biggest music events of the summer returns this Saturday, Aug. 8, at Heartland of America Park at The RiverFront. Maha Festival will feature an all-day lineup of live performances, with sets from Killer Mike, Bright Eyes, Wet Leg, Blondshell, Whitney, David Nance & Mowed Sound, and Carver Jones. Gates open at noon, with music, food trucks, and beer gardens continuing all throughout the day.
Get tickets and learn more here.
Conor Oberst’s Maha Homecoming
Before Bright Eyes joins the Maha Festival lineup this Saturday, frontman Conor Oberst is reflecting on the band’s landmark albums I’m Wide Awake, It’s Morning and Digital Ash in a Digital Urn—and the Omaha roots that shaped them. More than 20 years after the albums’ release, Oberst says their meaning continues to evolve…