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There are few better celebrations of beer and wine in Omaha than Brew Haha, which celebrated its 20th year with a bang Friday night!

Not only did guests enjoy fantastic food and drink, but they also supported Habitat Omaha’s goal of providing affordable homeownership to Omahans.

Chefs to another fantastic event, Brew Haha!
Fields of Flight returns to Ditmars Orchard and Vineyard in Council Bluffs this Friday and Saturday evening, with over 20 hot air balloons taking to the sky, plus live music, food, drinks, and a glow show at dusk.
 
Tickets are $40 per car (prepurchase at ditmarsorchard.com) and cover everyone inside. Bring your own chairs, and note it’s weather permitting.
Artemis Tea & Botanical in Blackstone hosts its first book club starting Sept. 16. 

The club will meet every Wednesday from 6-7 p.m. and is free to attend. This month’s book is The Tainted Cup. 

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Around Omaha, flags are going up to honor those we lost on 9/11. 

At Memorial Park, nearly 3,000 American flags make up the Tribute of Flags, each one personalized with the name, age, and location of a victim from that day. 

At UNO’s Pep Bowl, the Office of Military and Veteran Services has placed flags honoring the more than 7,000 lives lost in combat in the years since 9/11.

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