341 things to do in Plattsmouth, NE this weekend, Friday, November 13 through Sunday, November 15. On the first page: 7 festival, 7 live music, 6 talks + ideas, 5 art. Among them: Free Kids Event: Imagination Builders (Omaha) at Lakeshore Learning Store (Saturday 11 a.m.); Scholastic Book Fair at Parish Center C (Sunday 8 a.m.); Omaha Holiday Boutique at CHI Health Center (Thursday 10 a.m.); Native American Heritage Month Story Walk at The RiverFront (Friday 5 a.m.). Every listing links the venue's or organizer's own page it was checked against.
Lynette Fast of Noyes Art Gallery interviews gallery artists in a relaxed lunchtime session recorded for the KZUM podcast. Sack lunches are welcome, and questions for the artists follow each interview.
A book fair in Parish Center C at St. Patrick Catholic Church in Gretna, Nebraska. The parish began in 1858, when the Irish Catholics of Forest City organized as a church group, and it now serves more than 1,400 families.
The Omaha Holiday Boutique: hundreds of vendors selling gifts, jewelry and gourmet treats, plus Santa visits, live entertainment and a Kids Market, supporting local charities.
ParkingReserved parking may be available for select events — check availability and book online with JustPark.Through our partnership with JustPark , a limited number of parking reservations are available for select shows at CHI Health Center Omaha surface lots.From chihealthcenteromaha.com, Oct 24, 2026
An exhibit on the history of Southside Terrace, Jetter's Depot and South Omaha through historic documents, photographs and artifacts, including original 1939 architectural drawings.
ParkingReserved parking may be available for select events — check availability and book online with JustPark.Through our partnership with JustPark , a limited number of parking reservations are available for select shows at CHI Health Center Omaha surface lots.From chihealthcenteromaha.com, Oct 24, 2026
H.O.P.E. Yoga: a yoga class with a sound bath and guided relaxation. Bring a mat, water and something warm; an eye mask, blanket and pillow help. Arrive 15 minutes early, since late arrivals can't be let in.
ParkingMetered stalls and parking garages are also in immediate proximity.Vehicles left in non-metered parking may be subject to an immediate tow.From theriverfrontomaha.com, Oct 18, 2026
A book fair in Parish Center C at St. Patrick Catholic Church in Gretna, Nebraska. The parish began in 1858, when the Irish Catholics of Forest City organized as a church group, and it now serves more than 1,400 families.
A research seminar from UNO's economics series on how expertise changes the biases people bring to judging others. Researchers test this with a behavioral lab and a financial literacy treatment.
A program with Nebraska Wildlife Rehab on how native animals survive Nebraska winters through physical traits and behaviors. It is free for kids ages 6 to 12.
The Iowa-based Americana and bluegrass duo Weary Ramblers, with singer-songwriter Chad Elliott and fiddler Kathryn Fox, won first place for Best Solo/Duo at the International Blues Challenge. The price is $10.
Nebraska's state poet Jewel Rodgers reads poems inspired by Grace Hartigan: The Gift of Attention, offering new ways of seeing the art on view. Admission is $20, or $16 for members.
A painting class in the tasting room at James Arthur Vineyards, led by Urban Legends Art Studio, where you paint a wine bottle. It costs $45 per person.
A fulldome planetarium film built from short films, each shaped by a different culture or Indigenous society's view of the sky. Each one stands alone, or the set joins into one longer story.
Open skate at Moylan Tranquility Ice Plex, a place for family and friends to have fun and get exercise. Some sessions turn into a party when the house lights go down and the party lights come on.