September/October 2014 Encounter

SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2014

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L I V I N G : Dan Emanuel Old Market Pioneer

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A R T: TypecastRecast Shaping Public Opinion Through Public Art

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C O V E R F E AT U R E : Dereck Higgins Punk Pioneer Approaches 60

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F E AT U R E : Maud Boutique Vivid Vintage

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T H E AT E R : Denise Chapman From Soapbox to Stage

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D I N I N G : Wilson & Washburn A Little Naughty – A Lot of Nice

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FA S H I O N : Bad Friends

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FA C E S : Dr. Jimmy Salhany Guitar Frets and Laboratory Pipettes

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Downtown Omaha Map

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Merchants & Attractions

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Calendar of Events

FA C E S : Rebecca Stavik The (Data) Giving Tree

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SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2014 Publisher Todd Lemke Executive Editor David Williams Managing Editor Robert Nelson Editorial Intern Jillian Humphries Contributing Writers Kim Carpenter • Kara Schweiss James Walmsley • Matt Whipkey Creative Director John Gawley Director of Photography & Interactive Media Bill Sitzmann Contributing Photographer Keith Binder Senior Graphic Designer & Web Content Manager Kristen Hoffman Graphic Designer Rachel Joy Account Executives Greg Bruns • Gil Cohen • George Idelman Gwen Lemke • Vicki Voet Assistant to the Publisher Sandy Besch-Matson

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Old Market Pioneer DAN EMANUEL AND HIS 30-YEAR SAGA

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HE PHALANX OF construction barriers standing guard over so

many properties in the Old Market is testimony to the city’s embrace of urban living. The Downtown skyline is now interrupted by an ever increasing array of towering cranes, ones that mirror the eerie angles of gigantic praying mantises straight out of some low budget, ‘50s-era sci-fi flick.

But it wasn’t always that way.

Dan Emanuel, who has lived in the same loft along 14th Street for three decades, is something of an Old Market pioneer.

“This is just a little project of mine,” Emanuel quips. “It just happens to have been spread out over 30 years, but I think it’s finally shaping up into something… real, something that works for me,” he adds in a tone of understatement.

Emanuel owns the historic Medlar Building at 416 S. 14th Street. He operates his business, Emanuel CS, out of the stately building’s main floor and leases offices to other enterprises on the site that was originally built as a tavern in 1903 by the Storz Brewing Company. Lost to the dusty recesses of history is the fact that the tavern never materialized, and two years later the building was purchased by the Medlar printing and publishing company.

Emanuel lives on the third floor of the Classic Revival building designed by noted architect Joseph Guth, whose other area gems include the striking Prague Hotel at 13th and William streets.

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The latest chapter in Emanuel’s 30-yearsaga came recently when he took over an adjoining apartment in a wall-busting expansion that now has him occupying the entirety of the building’s uppermost floor. He says that he did a good amount of the construction work himself over time, but he partnered with interior designer Julia Russell to ensure that the new areas blended seamlessly with his existing living quarters.

An eclectic mix of Mission furniture is punctuated by complementary pieces in a variety of Mission-friendly genres. A Chinese tea chest sits next to a decidedly Atomic Age Eames lounge chair that is not far away from a Chippendale-inspired side table. The sculptural lines of a small army of houseplants form a foundation that both grounds and punctuates Emanuel’s collection of contemporary art.

A dramatic spiral staircase leads to a handsome rooftop deck outfitted in materials that are more hard-edged and industrial than those found below. A built-in bench

is executed in a lush Brazillian Ipe wood.

Battleship gray Hardie board defines the deck’s perimeter, while corrugated steel cladding bolsters the platform’s entry area.

“You never have to worry too much about lighting up here,” Emanuel explains in describing how neighboring buildings tend to cast their ambient glow over any late-night soiree in this coziest of al fresco entertaining areas.

“This is a simpler way to live,” Emanuel explains.

“I’ve seen so much change down here, but the basics remain the same. Living here means that I am within walking distance of so many of the great things the city has to offer; the arts and cultural venues, the Old Market restaurants, the parks, and now the riverfront.”

Dan Emanuel has a commute of a mere 43 steps down a staircase to his office. Taking one more step out the front door places him squarely on the threshold of the Old Market and all of its energy, excitement, and urban-living amenities. Encounter SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2014 9

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TypecastRecast RESHAPING PUBLIC OPINION THROUGH PUBLIC ART

by Kim Carpenter photography by Bill Sitzmann

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E ALL DO it. See someone and come to snap judgments about who

they are. It might be because they’re dressed a certain way, talk a certain way, or come from a certain neighborhood. Typically, these judgments are negative and divide communities instead of uniting them.

Enter TypecastRecast, a public art project spearheaded by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), which addresses bias and bigotry in the community, subtle and otherwise.

Alan Potash, director of the regional office located in Omaha, talks about the project’s genesis in 2012. “Our board went through a strategic planning process with the goal to create a signature event to bring attention to the ADL and bring a dialogue to the community to combat bigotry through a variety of processes.”

Several board members had experience with public art projects in cities like Kansas City and St. Louis, and Potash himself has an art background. For that reason, public art seemed ideally suited to combat stereotypes. “When you’re dealing with bigotry,” notes the director, “art starts those conversations.”

ADL partnered with the Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts and issued a call for regional artists to submit proposals that would initiate dialogues. Over 50 artists responded, and 12 made it through the jury process. By the time the final selection process was finished in 2013, six artists were chosen, with one chosen at a sold out “People’s Choice” event at the Holland Center for Performing Arts. The artists included the two-man team Andrew Conzett and Ryan Fisher, Jarrod Beck, Charley Friedman, Jamie Burmeister, Avery Mazor, and Paige Reitz.

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Reitz, program coordinator at the Union for Contemporary Arts and a social practice artist, built upon the People’s Choir, a monthly community sing-along event she had helped pioneer in Portland, Ore. For TypecastRecast she envisioned providing an outdoor place for community members to gather and sing. “When the call came out,” Reitz says, “I thought of the People’s Choir and how I could reimagine it in a public space with more presence.”

Her installation “The Risers” features a semi-circle of tiered risers, and singalongs include familiar pop songs—such as the Beatles and John Denver—that are in the public consciousness and most people tend to know, many by heart.

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The installation is situated along Cass Street between 12th and 13th streets in NoDo and runs through November.

While the art is temporary, the ADL hopes to make a long-lasting impact on how people interact and treat one another. “Our goal,” says Potash, “is to help individuals understand and conquer their uneasiness. Our goal is for them to go beyond their feelings and change their behavior to be more respectful; and to change their perceptions.” Encounter For more information visit typecastrecast.org.

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Dereck Higgins PUNK PIONEER APPROACHES 60

by Matt Whipkey photography by Bill Sitzmann

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N STAGE, DERECK Higgins performs

with the urgency and energy of someone a third his age. Off stage his work ethic rivals anyone in the music business. At the age of 59, the history of Omaha music rightfully places Higgins as an elder statesman. While Higgins resume spans the years, his myriad artistic and musical endeavors ensure his work remains as vital and contemporary as ever.

Born July 7, 1955, Higgins discovered the path his life would take on February 9, 1964. He was initially unaware that one of the four men seen in a fateful telecast that night shared his birthday as Ringo (born 15 years to the day before Higgins) and his mates stormed the Ed Sullivan Show stage. The iconic Beatles performance turned the music-obsessed 9-year-old into a rock and roll disciple. Higgins got a guitar and the obsession only grew.

As a member of seminal ‘80s Omaha groups RAF and Digital Sex, Higgins’ impassioned approach to the bass

guitar cemented his place as a Midwestern music legend.

A self-proclaimed outsider and punk rocker, Higgins was always aware his work spoke to the core of his identity: a black person from Omaha, Nebraska, playing in a genre where blacks were more that a little underrepresented.

“I never wanted fame in the typical sense,” says Higgins. “I wanted to feel recognized. Being a black person growing up here through civil rights and all the racism I have dealt with, music saved me. Music is the way people can build a bridge.”

Over the last decade alone, Higgins has released a dozen recordings. First gaining international exposure in Digital Sex, Higgins’ YouTube videos of his massive LP collection reached a worldwide base, one that soon began purchasing Higgins’ own recordings. Along with his individual work, Higgins lends his abilities to a new generation of artists as a collaborative and creative foil to the likes of musician/director Nik Fackler of InDreama.

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From Nebraska to the Netherlands to New Zealand—with a Polish compilation appearance for good measure—Higgins is global.

The musician was an inaugural resident artist at the Bemis Center’s Carver Bank program in 2013. The experience allowed Higgins, a former Community Alliance mental health specialist, the artist’s dream of working on one’s craft fulltime. Complementing countless live performances, international tours, and hundreds of compositions, the Carver Bank gig highlighted Higgins’ allegiance to the North Omaha community in which he was raised and still resides. That sense of community and interpersonal connection is, Higgins says, his true legacy.

“I try to be real with everyone,” Higgins adds. “This music I make means something to me. I want it to mean something to you. I want to connect.” Encounter Listen to the artist’s work at dereckhiggins.bandcamp.com.

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Maud Boutique V I V I D V I N TA G E

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OME OF LYNN Mills’ fondest childhood

memories are of hours playing dress-up with all the pretty dresses, skirts, purses, and hats in her “beautifully put-together” Grandmother Larson’s walk-in closet. She topped off her ensembles with such accessories as the jewelry, handkerchiefs, and gloves from the bureau across the room. Mills outgrew the dress-up phase but never outgrew her fascination with vintage and vintage-inspired clothing and unique fashion.

In 2012, Mills opened Maud Boutique, named for Maud Amelia Josephine Johnson Larson, the grandmother whose closet inspired so many hours of childhood enchantment.

The shop, located near 33rd and California, carries vintage fashions and accessories plus a selection of new pieces almost exclusively from small, independent

labels. The boutique also has an Etsy site. It’s a family affair, with Mills’ teen daughters and husband pitching in with various aspects of the day-to-day operations at the space located only blocks away from the family home in their beloved Gifford Park neighborhood.

The century-old building itself is well-suited to the distinctive boutique, with period architecture, beautiful wood floors, and ample natural light. And like many of the fashions it houses, it has an interesting history, says Mills.

“In the early ‘20s, it was a beauty school (California Beauty School) owned by Kathryn Wilson, an African-American,” Mills explains. “She wrote a beauty school textbook called The Successful Hairdresser. I like that the building is still in keeping with the feel and the vibe and the history of the space: a woman business owner featuring items that are unique and geared toward beauty and fashion.”

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Maud Boutique’s vintage clothes are meant to be worn rather than collected, although many of them are special occasion pieces, and Mills works with a tailor to make repairs and otherwise restore pieces to their original beauty.

“I see myself as a curator,” says Mills, who is also more likely to refer to herself as a shopkeeper rather than an owner or entrepreneur. “The vintage pieces in the shop are carefully chosen, and they usually have stories behind them.

They’re fixed up and cleaned and presented in a beautiful space in a beautiful way.”

Besides vintage, Mills’ boutique carries new fashions in sizes XS to 2X, both from such small local designer collections such as Fella Vaughn and Leah Casper (both featured at Omaha Fashion Week), and nationally known labels like Bernie Dexter, Pretty Birdie, Mata Trader, and Soul Carrier. Mills is also conscientious about supporting designers with fair trade and other ethical practices.

“I need to know that they were made without unfairly exploiting people or natural resources,” she explains.

Maud Boutique patrons range from college students to mature women, but her clientele shares one common characteristic, Mills says.

They want something that’s one-of-a-kind.

“Most of the people are looking for dresses for events,” she says. “Or they come in just looking for that something that’s really different, really unique.” Encounter

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From Soapbox to Stage HEALING NORTH 24TH STREET O N E P L AY A T A T I M E

by James Walmsley photography by Keith Binder

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HENEVER DENISE CHAPMAN

traverses the blight and decay that have scourged North 24th Street for upwards of 40 years, she can’t help but ask questions.

From Cuming Street to as far north as Fort Street, what was once known as the “The Street of Dreams” in its halcyon days has remained pockmarked and disfigured from race riots dating back to the 1960s.

Chapman says she doesn’t understand why.

“Those empty lots were burned down in a riot?” she asks.

“Okay, well why didn’t something else go up?” she inquires, surrounded by stacks of envelopes and paperwork. “What happened next? Or, more importantly, why not next?”

For the award-winning actor and education director of the Omaha Community Playhouse, these questions don’t require answers—at least not yet, Chapman says. Rather, they’re the underpinnings for what she calls “the right questions,” or questions born from art.

That very sentiment earned Chapman a six-month residency at Carver Bank last May, where the over 30 but under 40-year-old has begun her most ambitious project to date—a play examining the 1969 Vivian Strong riots.

“I didn’t think I was going to get in,” Chapman says before producing a roaring laugh. “I really didn’t. I went in and had one of my soap-box moments.”

Located at the historic intersection of North 24th and Lake streets, Chapman’s Carver Bank performance space isn’t far from the former Logan Fontenelle Housing Project where Vivian Strong was shot and killed by an Omaha police officer 45 years ago.

firebombing of North 24th Street businesses.

Chapman says the spirit of the community is still as scarred from the incident as is its landscape.

“When a community implodes, if you don’t deal with the core issues of that implosion, they don’t ever really go away,” she says as her voice drops to a solemn half-whisper.

“There’s always residue of that. So there’s still residue of mistrust between community and police. There’s still this sort of fleeing from the neighborhood. There’s still that ‘you know you’ve made it when you can move out’ stigma.”

“The possibility that we have as artists to affect real generational change — that’s why I’m in the work.”

-Denise Chapman

Chapman, a “theatre practitioner who works with bodies and space,” is no stranger to writing plays that explore the plight her North Omaha hometown has endured.

Last year, she adapted Euripides’ The Trojan Women as a vehicle to examine the community of women who are affected and left behind by the war on drugs.

“The possibility that we have as artists to affect real generational change — that’s why I’m in the work,” Chapman says, pausing a moment to collect her thoughts.

She can’t help but smile.

“Art changes everything,” she beams.

“It really does!” Encounter

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WILSON & WASHBURN A LITTLE NAUGHTY – A LOT OF NICE

by David Williams photography by Bill Sitzmann

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NNA WILSON’S BROTHEL made her

the “Queen of the Underworld” in Wild West Omaha before she bequeathed her fortune to charity. Josie Washburn—who would later write a book about her life between the sheets—was Anna’s top practitioner of the world’s oldest profession in the house of ill repute situated in what was then known as the city’s Sporting District—a festering cesspool of gambling, prostitution, and all manner of vice.

Today their infamous names (Wilson is pictured above) live on at Wilson & Washburn on Harney Street along the western edge of the Old Market.

“We’re a neighborhood bar,” explains Jeff Luby, who owns the business with his wife, Faith. “We just happen to be one with a great selection of specialty beers, craft cocktails, and elevated bar food.”

Because brothels once carried the euphemistic label of “comfort stations,” the owners incorporated that notion into the bar’s tagline, “A Serious Comfort Station.”

“We specialize in comfort food,” Faith adds, “but with a twist. Nothing too fancy. Nothing overly pricey.”

Wilson & Washburn’s signature Beet Chips are a case in point when it comes to simplicity at its best. Wafer-thin slices of the vegetable are prepared in the same way as their potato-based cousins, but a splash of malt vinegar and a sprinkle of flaked salt transforms this most humble of dishes into something wholly—and yummily—“other.”

Their not-your-grandma’s-Mac-and-Cheese boasts a carefully curated amalgam of Chevre, buffalo mozzarella, smoked Gouda, and bleu cheese in a truffle panko crust. The Rueben features brisket that is smoked on-site and is topped by house-cured sauerkraut and a beet horseradish sauce sandwiched between hearty Russian rye. Jeff says he’ll bet that diners will place his Fish & Chips against the best in town. And the Beet Burger (there’s that brightly hued orb again) is a favorite among vegans and meat-lovers alike.

“Everything is made from scratch,” Jeff says before Faith adds, “Our food services truck deliveries are pretty light in their load here. We’re an easy stop for them. We don’t need from them what a lot of other restaurants choose to source from them. We have to, for example, get our milk from somewhere, but most everything coming out of our kitchen is of our own making.”

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Operating out of a 19th-century building that once housed a purveyor of rat poison, the mahogany-clad space uses subtle décor elements in a nod to whorehouse chic. A mezzanine-level private party space appropriately dubbed the Madam’s Lounge is demarcated by blood-red, damask curtains in a pattern that screams “bordello.” Vintage tintype photographs depict bygone bar patrons in frisky scenes that are naughty without being too risqué. The eerie bat motif once used to illustrate the cover of Washburn’s book, The Underworld Sewer: A Prostitute Reflects on Life in the Trade, is

replicated in the upper reaches of the building’s towering, curbside windows.

The space, which opened a little over a year ago, has quickly become a favorite among the Orpheum Theater and Holland Performing Arts Center crowds. Whether as a place for a tastily accessible pre-show meal or for postcurtain noshing and conversation, Wilson & Washburn offers a vibe that is at once comfy and sophisticated—just like Anna Wilson’s legendary brothel. Encounter

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EBECCA STAVICK DOESN’T wear reading glasses dangling

from an old-timey, faux-jeweled lanyard. And she’s not so very big on “shhh-ing” patrons roaming the stacks of the W. Dale Clark Library, where she works in staff development. The Dewey Decimal System, formerly the bread and butter of any self-respecting library professional working in a space that Norman Cousins once called “a delivery room for the birth of ideas,” today elicits little more than a shrug and a “Meh” from Stavick. And she bears no resemblance to the tunefully frumpy Marian-the-Librarian from The Music Man.

The stereotype of librarians has changed greatly over the decades, just as has the increasingly digitized and web-based services that they provide.

But Stavick’s passion for data—lots and lots of data—now extends far beyond the walls of the library system’s Downtown anchor facility.

Last year Stavick co-founded Open Nebraska along with Omaha World-Herald reporter Matt Wynn, University of Nebraska-Lincoln software architect Nate Benes, and Bergman Incentives chief creative officer Mike Battershell.

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“Think of all the government information that is out there,” Stavick says. “It’s often readily available, but is almost always in the form of raw and virtually unusable data. Put that in the hands of a talented developer and designer, and you end up with a tool that Nebraskans can not only easily access, but it is now in a form that has real meaning for advocacy, action, and other uses.”

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Open Nebraska also promotes tech education in a variety of disciplines in support of a mission that aims to drive innovation and community engagement all across the state by making local information more accessible to the public.

She has also taken her data-driven gig on the road. Last year Stavick hosted a session for the librarians, museum professionals, and other information specialists attending the South by Southwest festival.

“I’m an information activist,” Stavick explains. “Libraries are among the most inclusive places on the planet because we serve anyone who walks through the door. We look to that same sort of goal—access to data for all—in our work at Open Nebraska.”

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Dr. James Salhany G U I TA R F R E T S A N D L A B O R AT O R Y P I P E T T E S

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E’S AN EXPERIENCED musician, composer and producer.

He’s a published poet. He’s a university scientist and medical researcher with widely recognized expertise in hematology and authorship or co-authorship of numerous academic papers.

Among other things.

Whether you know him as Jim from the Old Market or Jimmy the musician or Dr. James Salhany, Jim Salhany is a dynamic, amazingly multifaceted individual who manages to find a perfect balance between his highly scientific and prolifically creative halves.

“I don’t sleep much,” Sakhany says, wryly. But he insists there’s no magic to how he manages to integrate his many interests into the same 24 hours the rest of us have each day; it’s just how he is. “For me, there was never a time when I didn’t have the humanities and science, to various degrees, as part of my life,” he explains.

“I was born in Detroit and grew up in the suburbs—the row house kind of suburbs—and I got my first guitar when I was like 12 or 13. “It was one in a junk store that my mom gave me ten bucks for,” he says. “We played a lot of two-note chords, which you could get away with in the ‘50s, and the drummer had a kick, a snare, and a cymbal—and that was it. And our bass player had a crummy little amplifier and we played in this little garage.

People started coming around to listen to us, and that started becoming fun.”

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“I was also really into science, too,” he continues, “and Sputnik went up when I was in high school, thereabouts. Anybody with a math and science sort of inclination was turned on by this whole thing. It was just very exciting.”

Salhany continued to play in bands (with some interesting names like Penetrations and City Dog) as he pursued his education and launched his career, earning his undergraduate degree from the University of Florida and his Ph. D. from the University of Chicago. He also did postdoctoral research at Bell Laboratories in New Jersey before landing in Omaha, joining the University of Nebraska Medical Center faculty as an assistant professor in 1975. He was a full professor in UNMC’s departments of internal medicine and biochemistry and molecular biology by 1989, and also did scientific research with both a magnetic resonance heart laboratory at the Med Center and a blood laboratory at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center.

“I’m officially retired. They give you the emeritus status,” he says, but their isn’t anything “emeritus” about his music. Salhany regularly works with his vocalist/flutist wife, Christine, on various projects. And he still plays with a couple of local ensembles, adding to the long line of collaborations he’s enjoyed over the years.

“It’s been a blast,” he says. Encounter

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402.341.8460 KANEKO...F17...................................... 402.341.3800 Old Market Artists Gallery...G15...........402.346.6569 Omaha ClayWorks...F17......................402.346.0560 Passageway Gallery...G15..................... 402.341.1910 Sirens at the Loft...F16.........................402.933.9333 White Crane Gallery...G15.....................402.345.1066

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402.342.3300 KANEKO...F17......................................402.341.3800 Lauritzen Gardens...(100 Bancroft St.).402.346.4002 MJ Carriage Service...(11th & Howard).402.453.6745 Ollie the Trolley......................................402.597.3596 Omaha Children’s Museum...(500 S. 20th St.)...............

402.342.6164 Omaha Symphony...A16...................... 402.342.3560 Opera Omaha...(1850 Farnam St.)......402.346.7372 Orpheum Theater...B15....................... 402.345.0606 The Rose Theater...(2001 Farnam St.).402.345.4849 TD Ameritrade Park Omaha...E3..........402.546.1800 Ticket Omaha...(www.ticketomaha.org)..........................

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402.763.9974 The Dubliner Pub...E15........................ 402.342.5887 Eat the Worm...E16..............................402.614.4240 Embassy Suites Old Market...H16....... 402.346.9000 Havana Garage Cigar Bar...G15............402.614.3800 The Hive...F15..................................... 402.504.4929 House of Loom...(1012 S. 10th St.).... 402.505.5494 J’s on Jackson...H6...............................402.991.1188 J.D.Tucker’s...G15................................402.934.5190 Jackson St.Tavern...F14.......................402.991.5637 Julio’s Old Market...D16...................... 402.345.6921 La Buvette Wine & Grocery...G16........ 402.344.8627 M’s Pub...F15...................................... 402.342.2550 Mr. Toad’s...G15.................................. 402.345.4488 Maria Sangria...F14..............................402.504.4901 Nosh Restaurant & Wine Lounge...G11.402.614.2121 O Dining & Lounge...G14......................402.502.7888 O’Connor’s Irish Pub...E16...................402.934.9790 Old Chicago...F15..................................402.341.1616

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402.359.1290 The Slowdown...D4..............................402.345.7569 Stiles Pub...E15....................................402.991.9911 Stokes Bar & Grill...F15....................... 402.408.9000 T Henery’s Pub...F14........................... 402.345.3651 Trap Room, The...C4........................... 402.505.9368 Twisted Fork Grill & Bar...G15.............. 402.932.9600 Union Pizzeria & Sports Bar...C2........ 402.932.2929 Upstream Brewing Company...F16..... 402.344.0200 Urban Wine Company...G18................ 402.934.0005 Waters Edge Lounge @ Embassy Suites...H16...............

402.346.9000 Wilson & Washburn J5.........................402.991.6950 The Zin Room...B14..............................402.991.0660

PepperJax Grill...D16............................. 402.315.1196 Pickleman’s...B14................................. 402.505.9775 Rock Bottom Brewery...F15..................402.614.9333 Roja Old Market...E14........................... 402.346.9190 Shuck’s Fish House...(19th & Leavenworth).................

402.614.5544 Spaghetti Works...F16.......................... 402.422.0770 Spencer’s @ Hilton Garden Inn...G12...402.280.8888 Storz Trophy Room J5...........................402.502.1643 Table Grace Café...B14..........................402.965.1276 The Stadium Club Sports Bar & Grill...G15....................

402.359.1290 Stokes Bar & Grill…F15.......................402.408.9000 Subway...E15.. 402.341.8814 Sullivan’s Steakhouse...B13................. 402.342.0077 Trini’s Mexican Restaurant...G15..........402.346.8400 Twisted Fork Grill & Bar...G15...............402.932.9600 Union Pizzeria & Sports Bar...C2......... 402.932.2929 Upstream Brewing Company...F16......402.344.0200 V.Mertz...G15.......................................402.345.8980 Vincenzo’s Ristorante...E15...................402.342.4010 Vivace...F15..........................................402.342.2050 Wilson & Washburn J5......................... 402.991.6950 BOOKSTORES Jackson St. Booksellers...F17..............402.341.2664 Wheatfields Express...F15.....................402.991.0917 Our Bookstore..G15 .............................402.763.6793 The Zin Room...B14.............................. 402.991.0660 Soul Desires/Urban Abbey...G16 ........402.898.7600 Zio’s Pizzeria...F16................................402.344.2222 Flowers...........

CLOTHING Garden Flowers...G16............................402.614.5661 & ACCESSORIES All About Me Boutique...G15................402.505.6000 Old Market Habitat...G15......................402.342.0044 Curbside Clothing...G16 The Paisley Poppy...B14........................402.991.6970 Drastic Plastic...E16.............................402.346.8843 Health & Fitness............................................................

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Eat the Worm...E16..............................402.614.4240 ....................................................... 402.345.7500 Falling Water Grille @ Embassy Suites...H16................... Ritch Miller, DC.............................. 402.345.7500 402.346.9000 Heartland Pathology...A14............. 402.346.0195 The Flatiron Café...(17th & Howard).... 402.344.3040 Physical Therapy Hiro 88...D16....................................... 402.933-5168 Bobby Escolas, CMHT (Hypnotherapist).................

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Liberty Tavern...G7.............................. 402.998.4321 .......................................................402.689.0905 Little King...F4..................................... 402.344.2264 Jeff Stormberg, PhD...C14............402.393.0642 M’s Pub...F15...................................... 402.342.2550 Tim Swisher, MHR, LMHP, LADC...G13.................

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Simply Fabulous...G4.............................402.812.2193 Scooter’s Coffeehouse...F16.............................. 402.991.9868 Urban by Design...E16..........................................970.214.7608 Soul Desires...G16 ............................................. 402.898.7600 Zongkers Custom Woods...(S. 3rd St.)...............402.344.7784 The Tea Smith...F15...........................................402.932.3933 Ted & Wally’s Ice Cream...F16.............................402.341.5827 HOTELS Courtyard by Marriott...H12 ...............................402.346.2200 Urban Wine Company...G18...............................402.934.0005 DoubleTree Hotel...B/C10....................................402.346.7600 Wheatfields Express...F15...................................402.991.0917 Embassy Suites Old Market...H16.......................402.346.9000 S P E C I A LT Y S H O P S Fairfield Inn and Suites...C2.................................402.280.1516 Cibola of Omaha...G16.......................................402.342.1200 Hampton Inn...E2.................................................402.345.5500 City Limits...F16................................................. 402.345.3570 Hilton Garden Inn...C2 ........................................402.341.4400 Cornerstone Gem & Bead Co...E16................... 402.346.4367 Hilton Omaha...G7 ..............................................402.998.3400 DSR Power Sports...E15..................................... 402.991.1383 Holiday Inn...E2.....................................................402.341.0124 Goldsmith/Silversmith...G16..............................402.342.1737 Homewood Suites...D2 .......................................402.345.5100 Green St. Cycles...D4........................................ 402.505.8002 Hotel DECO XV...B14........................................... 402.991.4981 Havana Garage Cigar Bar...G15..........................402.614.3800 Hyatt Place E16...................................................402.513.5500 Hookah Ran’s...D15...........................................402-934-3100 Magnolia Hotel Omaha...A16 .............................402.342.2222 Iron Decor & More...F16.....................................402.346.6123 Residence Inn C12..............................................402.342.4770 J.P. Cooke Rubber Stamp Co...D16...................402.342.7175 Jay Welter Cigars...(18th & Jackson).................402.345.1965 MIDTOWN CROSSING The Afternoon...W23...........................................402.933.3809 Kessler’s...F17....................................................402.715.5888 Arlan’s Barber Shop...W23..................................402.505.8767 The Lotus...D16..................................................402.347.8080 Brix...W21............................................................402.991.8466 Machu Picchu Imports...D16..............................402.706.7818 Callahan Financial Planning...V23.......................402.341.2000 Nebraska at the Market...E19............................ 402.346.3975 Cantina Laredo...W21.........................................402.345.6000 Old Market Sundries...G16.................................402.345.8198 Chef2...W22.........................................................402.991.5656 Overland Outfitters...G16..................................402.345.2900 Coldstone Creamery/Rocky Mountain Chocolate...X22.............. Perspective Jewelry...E15..................................402.934.4416 402.359.1719 Red Square...G15.............................................. 402.342.8878 Corky Canvas...W22........................................... 402.637.4066 Reserve Goodwill in the Market...E16................402.342.4102 CRAVE...W22......................................................402.345.9999 SG Roi Tobacconist...G16...................................402.341.9264 Definitive Vision...W23.........................................402.502.7323 Simply Fabulous...E17........................................402.812.2193 Delice European Bakery...W23............................402.505.9500 Studio 13...(1736 S. 13th St.).............................402.934.1111 Element by Westin...X21.....................................402.614.8080 The Summit...(1601 Dodge St.).........................402.341.5555 Fashion Cleaners...X22........................................402.916.1987 Susie’s Baskets...E13.........................................402.341.4650 Garbo’s Salon & Spa...X22..................................402.933.8988 Takechi’s Jewelry...(17th & Harney)...................402.341.3044 Glo Lounge...X23................................................402.342.4505 Tannenbaum Christmas Shop...G16................. 402.934.8389 The Grey Plume...W22........................................402.763.4447 Visions Custom Framing Studio...E17............... 402.342.0020 Hutch...W22........................................................402.955.9842 S E R V I C E S Ingredient...X23...................................................402.715.4444 Banking & Finance Lenny’s Sub Shop...X23.......................................402.218.1745 American National Bank...C14......................402.457.1070 Marcus Midtown Cinema...X23..........................402.345.0102 First National Bank...F16.............................402.885.2574 NT Nails............................................................... 402.991.7676 Pinnacle Bank...G12....................................402.346.9180 Pana 88...............................................................402.934.7262 Security National Bank...G16...................... 402.344.7300 Prairie Life Fitness...W22....................................402.916.5000 Commercial Saints Pub & Patio...W21.....................................402.932.1911 Alliance Group...G18................................... 402.344.7700 Three Dog Bakery...X23...................................... 402.715.4500 Clark Creative Advertising...D16.................402.345.5800 Wohlner’s Neighborhood Grocery and Deli...X21.402.551.6875 J.P. Cooke Rubber Stamp Co...D16.............402.342.7175 Verizon Wireless by Z Wireless...X23...................402.991.1180 Market Media.............................................. 402.346.4000 Vic Gutman & Associates............................ 402.345.5401 MUSIC SHOPS Antiquarium Records...D15................................402.345.0294 Information Homer’s Records...E15.......................................402.346.0264 Downtown Omaha, Inc.................................402.341.3700 Drastic Plastic...E16...........................................402.346.8843 Greater Omaha Chamber of Commerce...D15.....................

402.346.5000 DOWNTOWN PROPERTIES 902 Dodge Condos...G11................................... 402.215.7118 Old Market Business Association...(www.oldmarket.com) Ashley Park...(204 S. 25th)............................... 402-934-3100 Omaha Convention & Visitors Bureau...G14.402.444.4660 Brandeis Building...A13......................................402.345.6564 Omaha Downtown Improvement District......402.916.1796 Farnam 1600 Building...(1905 Harney St.).........402.342.1616 Omaha Public Library...C13.........................402.444.4800 Grubb/Ellis Pacific Realty...F15..........................402.345.5866 Legal Harney Street Apartments...G18.........................402.934.7510 Boyle & Associates, PC...F16....................... 402.706.7810 Legend Building...(1429 S. 13th)...................... 402-934-3100 Cullan & Cullan...F15.................................... 402.397.7600 Old Market Lofts...K3......................................... 402.346.1000 Klein Law Offices...H16.................................402.391.1871 Overland Building...D16..................................... 402-934-3100 Stinson, Morrison, Hecker LLP...E14.............402.342.1700 Pullman Building...(1017 S. 10th St.)................ 402-934-3100 Sutera & Sutera Law Office...F15.................402.342.3100 Riverfront Place...C14..........................................402.397.4837 Other Shamrock Development/Paxton Building...C14..402.934.7711 Big Brain Productions...F17..........................402.342.2885 Skinner Macaroni Apartments...D17..................402.346.2346 Movers Not Shakers...H13............................ 402.614.9770 The Cornerstone Apartments...F15.................... 402.346.0510 Old Market Mini Storage...(501 Pacific St.)..402.342.0022 The Greenhouse Apts...H13............................... 402.341.3200 Salon & Spa TipTop Building...C2............................................402.345.8000 Curb Appeal Salon...G16..............................402.345.0404 Omaha Healing Arts Center...E15...............402.345.5078 S P E C I A LT Y F O O D S The Hair Market Salon...G14.........................402.345.3692 & COFFEE 13th Street Coffee Co...E16.............................. 402.345.2883 The Nail Shop...(9th & Douglas)...................402.595.8805 Aromas Coffeehouse...G18................................402.614.7009 Rain Salon...(1006 S. 10th St.)......................402.991.9974 Bliss Bakery...G18...............................................402.934.7450 Sirens Salon & Day Spa...F16.......................402.933.9333 Blue Line Coffee...D3.........................................402.932.0294 Urbane Salon & Day Spa...D15.....................402.934.2909 Cubby’s Old Markey Grocery...E17..................... 402.341.2900 Hollywood Candy...H4........................................ 402.346.9746 La Buvette Wine & Grocery...G16.......................402.344.8627 Nosh Wine Lounge...G11.....................................402.614.2121 Old Market Candy Shop...G16............................402.344.8846 Patrick’s Market...C15.........................................402.884.1600 Red Mango...D4................................................. 402.933.8815

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ART AND MUSEUM EXHIBITS Mark di Suvero Through September, Tom Hanafan River’s Edge Park in Council Bluffs. Coinciding with the installation of a monumental sculpture by Mark di Suvero commissioned by the Iowa West Foundation for Tom Hanafan River’s Edge Park in Council Bluffs, Joslyn Art Museum presents this complementary exhibition of the artist’s work, including studies for the Tom Hanafan River’s Edge commission, smaller sculptures, and prints.

T,W,F,Sat./10 am-4 pm; Th/10 am-8 pm; Sun/10 am-4 pm. Free. 402-342-3300 - joslyn.org

Yellowstone and the West: The Chromolithographs of Thomas Moran Through Sept. 7, Joslyn Art Museum 2200 Dodge St. In 1876, Louis Prang published a portfolio of 15 chromolithographs after watercolors by the renowned painter Thomas Moran. This was one of the first illustrated publications about the West to be printed in color. T, W, and F, Sat. and Sun./10 am-4 pm; Th/10 am-8 pm. Free. 402-342-3300 -joslyn.org

Urban Design Lab: Department of Local Affairs Through September 15, Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts– 724 S. 12th St. Taken as a whole, the Urban Design Lab provides deep, media-rich data about the city in which we live, as well as a new synthesis about the meaning of that data.

As a place where new ideas and work are created, the Lab also echoes the ongoing creative processes that are at the heart of the Bemis Center’s internationally-recognized artist residency program. 402-341-7130 - bemiscenter.org

James Nares Through September, Joslyn Art Museum - 2200 Dodge St. A mesmerizing 61-minute, high-definition video filmed on the streets of New York City over the course of a week in September 2011, the film creates a fluid narrative that transforms people’s movements and gestures into an elegant, slow motion choreography. It is accompanied by a soundtrack composed on an acoustic 12-string guitar by Sonic Youth co-founder Thurston Moore. T,W,F, Sat./10 am-4 pm; Th/10 am-8 pm; Sun/10 am-4 pm. Free. 402-342-3300 - joslyn.org

The Kaneko Open Space Soiree September 19, K ANEKO – 1111 Jones St. Attendees will get a sneak peek at the highly anticipated industrial and architectural design exhibits that will be on display at KANEKO this fall. Proceeds from the Open Space Soirée will aid in the operating, exhibition and programming expenses, so join in the celebration and help keep Omaha creative! 6:30pm9pm. Ticket prices TBA. 402-341-3800 – thekaneko.org

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Andy Warhol in Living Color: Contemporary Prints from Jordan D. Schnitzer October 4-January 11, Joslyn Art Museum - 2200 Dodge St. This exhibit examines how color impacts both subject and viewer, creating a dialogue between Warhol and 19 contemporary artists who all use color to shape how the viewer understands images.

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Belles & Whistles September 5, 402 Arts Collective – 6051 Maple St. Belles & Whistles are a mother-daughter duo naturally likened to country music’s famed family duo, The Judd’s. Daughter Kelli, 17, leads with her charming yet mature vocals while mama Jaymie sings harmony and plays acoustic guitar. Jaymie spent many years on the road with her sisters in Mulberry Lane and experienced success with the Top 30 single “Harmless.” All ages. Free. 712-310-9588 - 402artscollective.org

The Eagles Sept. 5, CenturyLink Center Omaha 455 N. 10th St. The Eagles have added a concert in Omaha to the “History of the Eagles” tour and will perform classics spanning their career as well as songs featured in History of the Eagles, the band’s acclaimed, top-selling documentary. 8 pm. $49.50-$179.50. Tickets available through Ticketmaster. 402-341-1500 - centurylinkcenteromaha.com 89.7 The River Presents: Clutch September 19, Sokol Underground – 2234 S. 13th St. Forget whatever you thought about Clutch. Earth Rocker, their new album, crumples up the bad categories that have miscast them for years—stoner rock, post-hardcore, metal, grunge—and leaves no question about what they are: a damn good rock and roll band. Earth Rocker is a solid, straight-up rock and roll album, exactly what the band had in mind for their 10th studio album now that their Weathermaker Records label is fully up and running.

7:30 pm. $20 advance, $25 day of. All ages.

Doors open at 6:30 pm. 402-346-9802 - sokolunderground.com 25th Annual Old-Time Rural Music Gathering October 3-5, Christensen Field House – 1710 W. 16th St. Featuring top quality local, regional and national talent performing country, folk and bluegrass tunes. 10am-11pm, $15. 712-762-4363 - ntcma.net David Sedaris October 30, Holland Performing Arts Center – 13th & Douglas Streets. The Grammy Awards nominee for Best Spoken Word and Best Comedy Album, David Raymond Sedaris is renowned for his self-deprecating

style. His autobiographical humor refers to his personal life, his middle-class upbringing, work, education, as well as drug use and obsessive behaviors. Time TBA. 402-3450606 – omahaperformingarts.org FAMILY EVENTS Friday Night Wine Down Sept. 13-26. 1215 Leavenworth St. Join Nebraska at the Market and The Addicted Cup coffee house for live local music, complimentary food, and just a good relaxing time. The Wine Down is a perfect way to end the work week and start the weekend. 6-9 pm. Free. 402-346-6975.

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Stingray Beach Through Oct. 1, Omaha Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium - 3701 S. 10th St. Come hand to fin with cownose, Southern and Atlantic stingrays at the zoo’s newest interactive exhibit! Touch, feed and interact with these aquatic creatures as they glide through an 80-foot-long pool. 9:30 am to 4 pm. Zoo members $3, Non-members $4.

Children two and under, free. 402-738-2038 -omahazoo.com End of Summer Concert Series Every Thursday through Sept. 25, Turner Park, Midtown Crossing. Performers include Opera Omaha, Walker McGuire, The 402, and The Sugar Thieves.

Bring your own picnic and enjoy a concerton-the-green-style event. Pre-concert entertainment by performers from the University of Nebraska—Omaha begins at 6:30 pm. Concerts begin at 7 pm. Free.

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Joslyn Castle Paranormal Workshops Oct. 3 and Nov. 7, Josyln Castle - 3902 Davenport St. On the first Friday of each month, the Castle hosts a class covering the preparations, details, research, and study surrounding paranormal investigation. Learn about the equipment and techniques PARACON uses on each case. The students will operate the equipment, conduct the communication sessions, and review the evidence. 7-11 pm. $40. 402-595-2199 - joslyncastle.com

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September 12 and 26, Apollon – 1801 Vinton St. The Apollon invites viewers on a journey into the decade that spawned MTV, Nickelodeon, and Emilio Estevez. You’ll battle goonies, gremlins, and Terminators. You’ll be Double Dared to bleach your hair and fist pump Ferris Bueller right in his smarmy face. By the time you Plinko your way through the hairspray and clouds of white “substances,” you’ll be trickling down into the depths of shame that were the 80s. $30. 7:30pm. PG-13. 402-884-0315 – apollonomaha.com

Robin Hood October 11-27, Rose Theater – 2001 Farnam St. This legendary tale bursts into fresh and fiery new life in this unique, fast-paced adaptation. Brave and bold, Robin Hood stands up for justice as he cleverly evades the relentless Sheriff of Nottingham. You’ll be enchanted as a band of merry men (and women) bring familiar characters to life in surprising new ways. Don’t blink or you’ll miss something!

Fri/7pm, Sat/ 2pm & 5pm, Sun/ 2pm. $18. 402-345-4849 – rosetheater.org

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Broadway’s Best of the Midwest: The Best of Oklahoma!, The Music Man, and Meet Me in St. Louis.

Omaha Symphony. Oct. 4-5. Holland Performing Arts Center – 1200 Douglas, St. Broadway’s take on the good life, including “Oh What a Beautiful Mornin’,” “It Might as Well Be Spring,” “Seventy-six Trombones,” and “The Trolley Song” performed by a Broadway cast and chorus. Sat. 7:30 pm; Sun., 2 pm. Tickets start at $22. 402-345-0606 - omahasymphony.org

Blue Man Group October 24-26, Orpheum Theater – 409 S. 16th St. Blue Man Group is best known for its wildly popular theatrical shows and concert which combine music, comedy and multimedia theatrics to produce a totally unique form of entertainment. Although it is impossible to describe, people of all ages agree that Blue Man Group’s show is intensely exciting and wildly outrageous experience. 402-661-8501 – omahaperformingarts.com/Orpheum

Jo Koy at the Funny Bone September 5-7, Omaha Funny Bone – 17305 Davenport St. From filling clubs across the nation to being seen weekly as a regular guest on Chelsea Lately, Jo Koy has come a long way from his modest start performing at a Las Vegas coffee house. His infectiously explosive energy on stage, insightful jokes and family inspired humor cross all boundaries and led Daily Variety to name him one of the “10 Comics to Watch”. Dinner available. Fri & Sat 7:30pm and 9:45pm / Sun 7:30 pm. $22. 21 and Up. 402-493-8036 – funnybone.com

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