- Blues Fest brings 12 hours of live music to Downtown Omaha.
- A legacy lives on at Just Good Meat under fourth-generation leadership.
- The Korn Ferry Tour returns to Omaha with big swings and bigger crowds.
- Paul Serrato’s jazz poster collection debuts at a local gallery
- Public pickleball courts open in Omaha and Bellevue.
- Plan your weekend ahead with our upcoming events list—don’t miss out!
Blues Fest Surges Through Downtown Omaha
Get ready to groove! In The Market For Blues, this year’s edition of Omaha’s Blues Fest, returns to the city on Saturday. The all-day music festival features over 12 hours of live music at 10 venues in the Old Market, Capitol District, and Downtown Omaha. International, national, regional, and local blues bands will hit places like Harney Street Tavern, Annie’s Irish Pub, Jewell on Capitol, the Gene Leahy Mall, and more.
Get tickets and more information here.
How Sean Fuller Is Honoring and Evolving an Omaha Legacy
From Hollywood roots to Omaha institution, Just Good Meat has been serving up quality and tradition since 1959. What started with third-generation butcher Pat Costello is now thriving under his grandson, Sean Fuller, who’s keeping the legacy alive while evolving to meet modern tastes. With over 600 products, community ties, and a fourth generation learning the ropes, Just Good Meat is more than a butcher shop—it’s a family story still in the making…