Events in Omaha this February

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Ah, February – that time of year when we all start getting the itch to get back outside. It’s during these dark days when many of us start mentally planning our spring and summer gardens. Thankfully it’s Home and Garden Show season with several scheduled in the next few weeks. If the DIY scene isn’t your scene, there are still many great events in Omaha this February for you and your family to attend.

Events in Omaha the February:

Saddlebrook Super Bowl Event
When: Saturday, February 6th | 1-3pm
Where: Saddlebrook Community Center

Come celebrate the Super Bowl a day early with Saddlebrook Community Center and the Library with a kick competition and other games!

KANEKO | WATER
When: February 5th – April 23rd
Where: KANEKO, 1110 Jones Street

WATER is essential to life, at times calming, at other times powerful and difficult to control; seemingly abundant, but increasingly scarce. Exploring and understanding WATER in a multitude of forms – as a conduit for transportation and civilization, as an environmental resource, and as one of nature’s most versatile tools – is the theme of KANEKO’s Spring 2016.

WATER will explore issues impacting water quality and sustainability both within the midwestern region and globally. These concepts will be highlighted through the combination of scientific data and fine art, while encouraging visitors to consider their own relationship with water – how water impacts our community, our health, and our perspectives.

Science and Art Exhibit
When: Saturday, February 6th | 1-3pm
Where: Strategic Air & Space Museum
28210 West Park Highway
Ashland, NE 68003

Science & Art traveling exhibit is organized into five “mini” exhibits featuring projects created by artists who have specific masteries in scientific areas. The displays are designed to show that art and science have much in common while experiencing science from a fresh point of view. The displays show how art can be used to convey scientific ideas. Come see how a nanometer of water can be fun, how Origami uses geometry, why a worm is considered art, and how music is created from a micro-chip. 

From Nebraska to the World: Buffalo Bill’s Wild West
When: Now through May 1st
Where: The Durham Museum
801 South 10th Street
Omaha, NE 68108

On May 19, 1883, an American legend was born. William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody held his first Wild West show in Omaha, Nebraska. Just a few years later, the show was traveling the world, providing a highly dramatic, highly romanticized glimpse into the fading frontier of the American Old West. Buffalo Bill’s depiction of cowboys, Indians, sharpshooters and rough riders influenced Hollywood and history alike, reshaping the American experience in the process.

The Durham Museum is proud to present From Nebraska to the World: Buffalo Bill’s Wild West, an exciting exhibition developed in partnership with the Buffalo Bill Center of the West, exploring the contributions of Nebraska and Iowa to the worldwide phenomenon. From the first show in Omaha in 1883, the exhibition will trace the colorful characters, the spectacle, the rise and fall and the lasting impact of the traveling show. The exhibition features numerous artifacts, photographs and rare video footage of one of the show’s final performances.

Among the items on display will be Buffalo Bill’s buckskin coat, personal travel kit, saddle and Nebraska National Guard Medal; a shotgun and Winchester rifle used by Buffalo Bill and his partner in the show; and Annie Oakley’s rifle, glove, pistol case, target disc and balls. From Nebraska to the World offers a unique opportunity to reexamine Buffalo Bill, the American icon, from a local perspective, and will be The Durham Museum’s first exhibition of the exciting 2016 year.

Omaha Home and Garden Expo
When: February 18th – 21st | 1-3pm
Where: Century Link Center
445 N 10th St.
Omaha, NE

This year’s Show will combine all the latest ideas for today’s home consumers from kitchens, bathrooms and home improvement products and services to the Smells of SPRINGTIME! A chance to stroll the Area’s Largest and Most Colorful Showcase of beautifully landscaped gardens with ponds, waterfalls and blooming flowers with the largest Home Expo presented in the Omaha Area. Uniting the two shows into one presentation becomes “the Home and Garden Event of the year in the Omaha area” says Mike Mancuso, Show Director.

The Omaha Home & Garden Expo is a showcase of the latest products and services available and will have experts at the Show discussing ways you can improve your home and help the environment. In most homes as much as half of all the energy used in the home is wasted. The City of Omaha Recycling Department, Keep Omaha Beautiful and others will be sharing how you can be involved. The Show will have a Fresh Local showcase featuring locally grown plants, and products made in the Omaha area.

The Show offers Lawn & Garden Ideas and solutions with an opportunity to visit The Greater Omaha Garden Clubs and “Ask the Master Gardener” Answer Desk. More Americans than ever are discovering the joys of gardening. National surveys show that millions of Americans spend time gardening, making it the country’s #1 leisure time activity. There is also a surge in water gardening, developing a peace and serenity of their own. The 2016 Show will again feature informative programs in the Show’s Garden Theater.

About Author
Denny Van Moorleghem
Denny started as a trim carpenter in 1969 and worked his way up through the Regency Homes operation as a Draftsman/Designer, Superintendent, Customer Service Representative, Estimator, Project Manager, General Manager and now serves as the President. He is the Designated Real Estate Broker for the company. He is active in the Metropolitan Omaha Homebuilders Association as well as the State of Nebraska Homebuilders Association and the National Association of Homebuilders. He has been voted Omaha Builder of the Year, State of Nebraska Builder of the Year, Developer of the Year and Best Marketing Director.
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Blondo Point

Blondo Point residential development map showing street layout and lot divisions in orange and white
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Location: 214th St & Blondo St

School District: Elkhorn

Amenities:

  • 1 Minutes from the West Dodge Expressway

Sterling Chase

Sterling Chase residential subdivision map showing street layout and lot divisions in orange with green space areas
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Sterling Chase logo featuring a silhouette of a running horse with circular design elements and text

Location: 204th & Capehart Rd

School District: Gretna

Amenities:

  • Across from the new YMCA
  • Gretna Crossing nature park
  • Dog park

Harvest Creek

Harvest Creek residential development map showing street layout, lot divisions, and green spaces with legend
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Location: 216th & Lincoln Rd

School District: Gretna

Amenities:

  • Green Space

Lions Gate

Detailed neighborhood map showing Lions Gate residential development with streets, house lots, green spaces, and water
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Falling Water residential community entrance sign with stone base and houses visible in background

Location: 198th & Harrison St

School District: Gretna

Amenities:

  • Close to easy access traffic ways, established neighborhood, close day care centers, and several places of worship.
  • Oversized lots – many 82’ wide lots.
  • Minutes to West Dodge traffic way, the 180th & Center shopping mile, the I-80 interstate system, and to grocery and other shopping services.

Liberty

Liberty subdivision map showing planned residential lots, roads, and green spaces with north orientation
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Location: 43rd & Capehart Rd

School District: Bellevue

Amenities:

  • Treed and nature reserve lots available
  • 11 minutes from Shadow Lake Towne Center
  • 15 minutes from Offutt Air Force Base

Sumtur Crossing

Sumtur Crossing neighborhood map showing residential streets, parks, and green spaces in a planned community layout
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Sumtur Crossing entrance sign with landscaping and trees in background

Location: 114th & Schramm Rd

School District: Papillion La Vista

Amenities:

  • Close to Sumtur Amphitheater (concerts, movies and plays)
  • Adjacent to the 450 acre Walnut Creek Recreation area with its 105 acre lake (hiking, biking and fishing)

Granite Creek

Granite Creek community map showing colored residential sections, streets, and amenities with legend
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Granite Creek logo with sun, evergreen trees, and blue sky sunset background

Location: 108th & Lincoln Rd

School District: Papillion La Vista

Amenities:

  • Adjacent to the proposed NRD lake area
  • Close to Sumtur Amphitheater (concerts, movies and plays)
  • Close to the 450 acre Walnut Creek Recreation area with its 105 acre lake (hiking, biking and fishing)
  • Close to Werner Ball Park – Home of the Omaha Storm Chasers

Founders Ridge

Founders Ridge residential community map showing street layout, lots, and amenities including green spaces and legend
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Wooden Founders Ridge sign with evergreen trees and landscaping in background

Location: 126th & Hwy 370

School District: Papillion La Vista

Amenities:

  • Adjacent to Prairie Queen Lake and Recreation Area-hiking, biking and fishing
  • Adjacent to Werner Ball Park – Home of the Omaha Storm Chasers
  • Minutes to the I-80 Interstate system
  • Enjoy the Sumtur Amphitheater for concerts, movies and plays, the Shadow Lake Towne Center shopping, and the Walnut Creek Recreation and lake area for hiking, biking and fishing

Remington West

Remington West residential subdivision map showing street layout, lot divisions, and amenities including parks and water
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Remington West stone entrance sign with landscaping and evergreen trees

Location: West of Remington Ridge (South of Harrison on 192nd St)

School District: Gretna

Amenities:

  • Trails and Nature reserve

Remington Ridge

Remington Ridge neighborhood map showing colored sections for available lots and different residential areas
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Remington Ridge residential community entrance sign with stone base and landscaping in front of houses

Location: South of 192nd & Harrison St

School District: Gretna

Amenities:

  • Trails and Nature reserve

Bridgeport

Bridgeport community map showing residential streets, green spaces, and planned development areas with legend
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Bridgeport logo with blue text and stylized feather icon

Location: 180th St & Cornhusker Road

School District: Gretna

Amenities:

  • Coved, park-like streetscape
  • Extensive green space and trail network
  • Community Swimming Pool

Aspen Creek North

Aspen Creek North community map showing lot layouts and street names
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Aspen Creek North Phase 2 logo with orange circles and gold text on blue background

Location: 1 mile N of 192nd & Hwy 370

School District: Gretna

Amenities:

  • Adjacent to the all-new Gretna school campus facility

Daybreak Springs

Daybreak Springs residential community map with streets, lots, and legend showing amenities and facilities
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Daybreak Springs logo with blue cursive text and a yellow sun graphic

Location: 192nd St & Fort St

School District: Elkhorn

Amenities:

  • Access to green space
  • Nearby Golfing
  • Adjacent to the Fort Street Improvement Project

Calarosa

Calarosa residential community map showing streets, lots, and green spaces with legend
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Calarosa East monument sign with stone base and evergreen trees in background

Location: 204th St and Fort St

School District: Elkhorn

Amenities:

  • 3 miles from Maple St Shopping Corridor

Indian Pointe

Indian Pointe Phase 3 & 4 residential development map showing street layout and colored lot divisions
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Falling Water residential community entrance sign with stone base and houses visible in background

Location: 198th & Harrison St

School District: Gretna

Amenities:

  • Close to easy access traffic ways, established neighborhood, close day care centers, and several places of worship.
  • Oversized lots – many 82’ wide lots.
  • Minutes to West Dodge traffic way, the 180th & Center shopping mile, the I-80 interstate system, and to grocery and other shopping services.

Newport Vista

Newport Vista map showing residential streets, lots, and legend with color-coded categories
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Newport Vista community sign with tan background and brown border against clear blue sky

Location: North 168th Street and Bennington Road

School District: Bennington

Amenities:

  • View lots
  • Bennington school across the street
  • Adjacent to a nature reserve
  • View of Bennington Lake

Kempten Creek

Kempten Creek residential subdivision map showing street layout and lot divisions in orange and blue sections
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Wooden entrance sign for Kempten Creek with stone base and metal frame against rural landscape

Location: 165th Street and Bennington Road

School District: Bennington

Amenities:

  • View lots
  • Adjacent to regional park

Anchor View

Anchor View residential community map showing lot layouts, streets, and available parcels in yellow and blue sections
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Anchor View logo with navy anchor and rope design in circle with text below

Location: 3 blocks N of 168th Ida

School District: Elkhorn

Amenities:

  • Overlooks Flanagan Lake, a 220-acre lake with 730 acres of recreation
  • Public access Flanagan Lake as well as facilities for boat access
  • Blocks of walking & biking trails
  • Playgrounds and youth sport fields

Anchor Pointe

Anchor Pointe development map showing residential streets, green space, and community layout with color-coded zones
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Anchor Pointe sign with large boulder in front and evergreen trees in background

Location: 198th & Harrison St

School District: Gretna

Amenities:

  • Close to easy access traffic ways, established neighborhood, close day care centers, and several places of worship.
  • Oversized lots – many 82’ wide lots.
  • Minutes to West Dodge traffic way, the 180th & Center shopping mile, the I-80 interstate system, and to grocery and other shopping services.

Falling Waters

Falling Waters residential development map showing colored lot sections with legend and street layout
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Falling Water subdivision entrance sign with stone base and manicured lawn, residential neighborhood buildings visible in

Location: 198th & Harrison St

School District: Gretna

Amenities:

  • Close to easy access traffic ways, established neighborhood, close day care centers, and several places of worship.
  • Oversized lots – many 82’ wide lots.
  • Minutes to West Dodge traffic way, the 180th & Center shopping mile, the I-80 interstate system, and to grocery and other shopping services.
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