Warrior Wheels brought the Omaha community together. Lotus House of Yoga, five instructors, thirty riders, and local businesses like Luli and Live Hydration Spa were all on a closed-off street at Millwork Commons. This is your sign to explore Omaha and all it has to offer.

Winterland, Heartwood Preserve’s outdoor ice-skating rink, opens for its third season on Halloween, its earliest opening date yet.
 
Reservations for skating sessions are open now. Skating is free to the public and includes complimentary skate and skate aid rentals. The rink will be open Friday, Saturday & Sunday until November 22, when daily skating begins.
 
Visit heartwoodomaha.com for reservations, information, and a list of upcoming events for this skating season!
 
📍 301 S. 145th St, Omaha

The Grind just dropped a s’mores latte in Omaha, and it’s only here from October 26th through the 31st. It’s a honey latte with mocha drizzle, topped with toasted marshmallow cold foam and dusted with Golden Grahams. Get one before Halloween is over, and it’s gone.

📍1013 S 192nd Ct.

Local artists are adding murals and a sculpture to four downtown Omaha parking garages. The project is a partnership between the City of Omaha and the nonprofit Local Artists, Local Art (LALA), with the City funding up to $200,000 from the Downtown Improvement Fund. The last piece is expected to be finished by the end of November. Find each one:
 
📍9th & Farnam: Birds & Tulips (mural) by Anthony Brown
📍10th & Jackson: Dragon Walkway (mural) by Thomas Halbur
📍17th & Chicago: Vases (sculpture) by Jaden Estes Carlson
📍19th & Capitol: Flora & Fauna (mural) by Betni Kalk