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Thursday, September 20 | 12p 15th Annual Antiques Show Lauritzen Gardens, 100 Bancroft St. The Lauritzen Gardens Antiques Show’s fifteenth year is heralding in a fresh look of renowned experts in antiques, gardening, and various fields of design and art to Omaha. The show’s three days are filled with educational experiences and of course fabulous and affordable shopping opportunities. Under the leadership of our honorary chairmen Cindy Bay and Mary Seina the show has grown in stature to become one of the region’s most anticipated events. Sept. 21 - Sept. 23 from 10a to 5p Visit http://omahaantiqueshow.org/. -----------------------------------------------Thursday, September 20 | 6p - 9p Intro to Relief Print Making The Union for Contemporary Art 2423 North 24th St., Omaha Learn how to transfer, carve, and print an image on paper using linoleum and oil based inks. We’ll finish out our workshop by printing our linoleum blocks on the French Tool press. You’ll learn about setting pressure on the press, creating a jig for easier printing, and leave with a matrix that can be used over and over again. All materials provided. Instructed by Maranda Allbritten $25 for non-members ($5 supply fee) $5 for U-CA Co-Op Members (promo code does not cover supply fee)

features the finest of fine works of art by: Shane Bainbridge, Nathan Gurnon, Mike Bauer, Gage Maul, Genie Molkentine, Shawn Foree and welcome first timer, Finn Michael Bainbridge. All musical delights brought to you by Dojorok and Cult Play. -----------------------------------------------Friday, September 21 | 7p - 11p 3rd Annual Little Shop of Horrors Show at Hugo’s Art Galleries 2718 Pacific, Omaha Hugo’s love for the cult classic, Little Shop of Horrors, is widely known. He’s been collecting pieces inspired by the film for the last 5 years. For one night only, see his expansive collection of homages. Hugo’s Art Galleries aims to help build Omaha’s community of creativity by supporting local artists, collaborations, and all types of artistic expression. -----------------------------------------------Saturday, September 22 | 10a Hayley Tsang Sather Magic of Silver Glass Crystal Forge, 1312 Izard St, Omaha Join a master of silver glass, Hayley Tsang Sather, as she leads us through the basics of working with silver glass, as well as tips and tricks to make the glass sing for you. Hayley does testing for Double Helix and has given presentations and tutorials on working silver glass. http://envisionsf.com/

COST: $325 plus $75 for glass; total cost includes glass and lunch. $100 deposit required. Contact Ed at 402578-1081 to register -----------------------------------Saturday, September 22 | 9a - 5p The Workshop: Gilded Cyanotypes Process, The Mansion at Blackstone 144 South 39th Street, Omaha This workshop will teach participants how to how to print a cyanotype from a digital negative and then embellish it with gold leaf, just like the work by Bang Bang, The Hug Gallery’s maiden Alaina Hickman, currently featured in voyage into the Omaha creative scene, The Gallery @ Process. Paricipants will print cyanotypes in the morning, break To learn more or purchase a Co-Op membership, stop by The Union or visit u-ca.org/the-co-op. Questions contact jesse@u-ca.org -----------------------------------------------Friday, September 21 | 6p BANG, BANG Hug Center, 2580 Harney St., Omaha Introducing The Hug Gallery located in Midtown Omaha’s Hug Center brought to you by Omaha’s one and only, Allen Hug.

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for lunch, and in the afternoon learn how to gild them using gold leaf.

active duty and their caregivers who enjoy writing. They write, they share, they trade tips and they enjoy speakWorkshop led by Adam Dienst-Scott & ers who share seasoned advice and Alaina Hickman skills on the topic. Coffee and goodies provided! They’re all about the craft, $50/person. Enrollment closes at 8 the enjoyment and the fun. Contact participants. No photo experience Jen Stastny@cox.net or necessary. For ages 12 and older. 402-960-3955 -----------------------------------------------To reserve a spot please purchase a Monday, September 24 | 12p - 1:30p ticket through eventbrite or you can Human Rights Week pay at the door but please email Adam Workshop and Discussion: “Shirley at adam.dienstscott@gmail.com to Goldstein’s Immigrant Rights Legacy: reserve your spot Operation Exodus in Omaha” ------------------------------------------------ UNO Community Engagement Center Saturday, Sept. 22 | 10:15a - 12:15p 205/209. Lunch provided. Omaha - NE Warrior Writers Sponsored by the Goldstein Family Omaha Library- Willa Cather Branch Community Chair in Human Rights, 1905 S 44th St, Omaha Human Rights Week is a series of Join other writers of all skill levels who events intended to educate the comjust happen to be veterans of all eras, munity about human rights concerns

and to highlight the work of scholars, students, and community organizations in promoting human rights.

and international policy during a period of heightened Cold War tensions. Exhibit curator Jeannette Gabriel and respondents Events include lectures and panels Prof. Danielle Battisti, UNO with scholars of human rights, workDepartment of History, and shops with community partners, and Bob Wolfson, whose career includes a film screening. Topics for this year decades of work with the include gender and sex trafficking; Anti-Defamation League, will discuss slavery; immigration, asylum, and the exhibit and answer audience citizenship; and political advocacy in questions. the Jewish community, including the -----------------------------------------------legacy of Shirley Goldstein. Tuesday, September 25 | 7p - 9:30p ------------------------------------------------ VAZANTE 2018 | Dir. Daniela Thomas Monday, September 24 | 6p - 8p Brazil; 116min | FilmStreams (Dundee) Card Making: Simple to Sophisticated Refreshments will be served. Instructed by Keri Quintanilla Feminism, colonialism, and race interMCC - SRP Sarpy Center TBA sect in this moody period piece about 9110 Giles Rd, La Vista, NE a girl forced to marry a slave trader Explore how to use different methods and live on his isolated estate with his and materials to express your captive inhabitants. creativity in personal correspondence. Special One Night Screening From a simple thank you note or a with a post-film discussion led by fancy birthday card, you have endless Cynthia Robinson, options, such as, recycling old cards, UNO Black Studies Department Chair special dimensionals, stamps and -----------------------------------------------more. Discover how to use a special Through September 26 | 12p - 8p cutting machine, create 3-D styles and REALITY @ KANEKO, 1111 Jones St. even expand to nonpaper type REALITY will challenge your materials. All supplies included. perceptions. More information online This event occurs every Monday thru at https://thekaneko.org October 8th. Visit facebook.com/ -----------------------------------------------mccnebce/ for more information. Through September 29 ------------------------------------------------ Joseph McHale Art On DisplayMonday, September 24 | 7p - 8:30p Star Deli, 6114 Military Ave, Omaha Exhibit Preview and Panel Discussion: Joe McHale is a visual artist based out “Shirley Goldstein’s Immigrant Rights of Kearney Nebraska. He graduated Legacy: Operation Exodus in Omaha” from the UNK College of Fine Arts and UNO Community Engagement Center Humanities in 2013 with a Bachelor of 201/205/209 Arts in Studio Art. His paintings have Get a first look and learn more about been described as “thought scapes full the upcoming (August 2019) exhibit of kinetic energy that seem to highlighting Shirley Goldstein’s assemble themsleves as you look at activist work on behalf of Soviet them.” McHale intends to create a viJewish refugees (refuseniks) from the sual reresentation of those moments 1970s through 1990s. when time stands still and it seems that past, present and future can be The exhibit is based on archival viewed as a singular entity. materials and oral histories that are Exhibition is free and open to the being collected from public during regular business hours community members who participated and runs through September 29th. in Operation Exodus, as well as -----------------------------------------------Soviet Jewish emigres. The presentation will examine how Goldstein and community members worked to affect national

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Friday, September 21 | 8a - 7p Saturday, September 23 | 9a-6p 50th AppleJack Festival @ Kimmel Orchard 995 G Rd., Nebraska City, NE 68410 Fun to the Core! U-Pick & Pre-Picked Apples, Hay Rack Rides, Live Music Wine Tastings, Delicious BBQ, UNL Dairy Store Ice Cream, Face Painting, Balloon Artist, The Brand New Pollinator Playground Kimmel Orchard Nature Trail that winds throughout the Orchard & Various Vendors on the back veranda. Free family learning fun! Check the website for more details. https://kimmelorchard.org/ -----------------------------------------------Friday, September 21 | 6p - 10p Centris Federal Credit Union Night Werner Park, 12356 Ballpark Way Come join us for a fun, free and family-friendly event on Friday, Sept. 21. A carnival will be held at 6 p.m. prior to the showing of “Back to the Future” at 7:30 p.m. Bring blankets and get on the field at Werner Park to watch this classic movie. Concession stands will be open. The annual movie night is in support of Children’s Hospital and Medical Center. Donations will be accepted at the gate. -----------------------------------------------Friday, September 21 |7:55p Saturday, September 22 | 7:40p Movie NIght at Camp Fontenelle 9677 Co Rd 3, Nickerson, NE 68044 Bring the family for an outdoor movie experience! Feel free to arrive early and cook your supper over one of our 5 fire rings before the movie starts. Keep the fire going and make s’mores during the movie! -----------------------------------------------Friday, September 21 | 9p Vala’s Pumpkin Patch 12102 S. 180th St. | Gretna, NE 68028 Friday Night Fireworks! Fall Family Fun is at Vala’s! Schedule of detailed events online: valaspumpkinpatch.com -----------------------------------------------Saturday, September 22 at 9a Sunday, September 23 at 12a Military and Veterans Weekend

Bellevue Berry & Pumpkin Ranch 11001 S 48th St, Papillion, Ne 1/2 off all ticket sales day and night, haunts included. We cannot repay your service but want to give back! Singles, married couples and families of up to 4-direct family only. -----------------------------------------------Saturday, September 22 | 7a - 12p CBMC Omaha Connect Ride Westridge Elementary School 3100 N. 206th Street, Elkhorn, NE Cycling is a way to connect with others that have a similar passion. The opportunity to network before during and after the ride is another way to connect with people. Plus, with Guest Speaker, Steve Nabity CEO of Accuquilt / you can connect with him to overcome life’s challenges, Registrations will be accepted up to the day of the event. -----------------------------------------------Saturday, September 22 | 10a - 12p CBMC Omaha Connect Ride Zorinsky Lake, 156th & F Street You can run, roll, walk and stroll. Everyone is invited to participate in the 3rd annual Miles for Madonna 5K Run/1 Mile Walk. To register, visit Madonna.org/milesformadonna2018 The event will feature the Cornhusker Corvette Club at 8 a.m. and at 9 a.m. a Kid’s Zone with face painting, balloon artist, games and fun for all. If you want to sleep in or can’t attend, be a virtual runner! You can have a team either way! -----------------------------------------------Through January 27, 2019 Omaha in the Anthropocene Durham Museum, 801 S 10th St The “Anthropocene” is a proposed new geological era currently under consideration by the International Commission on Stratigraphy. It makes a bold claim that humans have become a geologically significant force in earth’s history. Objects are also important material sources of these historical changes. This collaborative exhibition centers on the material history of the Anthropocene using objects from the collection of The Durham Museum.

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Visit www.durhammuseum.org -----------------------------------------------Markman Pumpkin Patch at 120th & Ida, is now open for the SeasonA great place to find pumpkins and gourds! -----------------------------------------------Great Pumpkin Roundup Kids can enjoy the popular bounce pillow, a kids train ride, corn maze, pirates swing, and new and improved haunted walk, and haunted hayride thru our woods, also the remodeled Pirates Cove area featuring two life size pirate ships that will be sure to have your group saying Arrgh! mate. Admission includes everything the farm has to offer plus a hayrack ride through the spooky forest on your way to acres of home-grown pumpkins.

Harvest Barn- featuring great BBQ, hamburgers, hotdogs, nachos, drinks and bunch of goodies including a complete selection of farm preserves and honey and don’t forget candy and baked goods. The Ranch of Terror There are changes made every year at the Ranch of Terror. With over two hours of fright-filled attractions, we offer the most scare for your haunting buck. For complete details on our nighttime attractions, visit www. ranchofterror.com.

EVENTS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 Pat O & Friends McCoy’s at Thunderbowl, 6:30p -----------------------------------------------Deep Purple & Judas Priest Stir Cove, 7p FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 Meatloaf Dinner & Music FOE Eagles #104, 6p -----------------------------------------------Art Pop Omaha’s Emerging Artist Showcase ,Harvester Artspace Lofts, 6p -----------------------------------------------Four and the Floor McCoy’s at Thunderbowl, 7p -----------------------------------------------Deep Purple & Judas Priest Stir Cove, 7p -----------------------------------------------Lemon Fresh Day Amerisports, 8:30p

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 4 Yr Anniversary Heaven’s Saints Midwest Chapter, 12p -----------------------------------------------Gage Wiggins Live! Ditmars Orchard, 1p -----------------------------------------------Bill Sammon - Acoustic Music Cellar19 Wine & Deli, 7p -----------------------------------------------Lemon Fresh Day Amerisports, 8:30p -----------------------------------------------Wicked Fun Whiskey Roadhouse, 9p SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 Northern Man Concert Bayliss Park, 3p MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 Joey Harkum with Charles Kavoossi Kikkers, 7p

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Throttle Thursday Dillon Brother’s, 6p ----------------------------------------------Talk Like a Pirate Day Mike Rye Live! The Down Under, 3p FireBarn SportsBar, 6p --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Trivia Night Clarence Tilton HH Garden Series Blatt Beer & Table North, 5:30p O’Leaver’s Pub, 6p --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Singo Music Bingo Casey Donahew Liquid Sunshine, 6p The Waiting Room, 8p --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Daybreak SINGO- Music Bingo Ozone Lounge, 6:30p Two Fine Irishmen, 8p --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Karaoke Skretta Etc. Marylebone, 7p Vino Mas, 6:30p --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Ray’s Piano Party Bike Night with Quadrocker Mr. Toad’s, 7p Dr. Jack’s Drinkery, 7p --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Acoustic Open Mic Night 90’s Cartoon Trivia The New Frontier Bar, 7p Forte Music Hall, 7p --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Bike Night Chris Dave and the Drumheadz Therapy Bar & Grill, 7p Hi-Fi House, 7p --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Open Mic w/ Aly Peeler War of Ages, Capsize & Ghost Key The Down Under Lounge, 8p Lookout Lounge, 7p --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------PWP WrestleRama The Sunks The Waiting Room, 8p Scriptown Brewing Co., 7p --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Comedy Open Mic w/ Dusty Stehl Karaoke Barley Street Tavern, 9p The New Frontier Bar, 7p --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Karaoke w/ Host Adam Flohr Pete Lee Brokedown Palace, 9p Omaha Funny Bone, 7:30p --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Gottberg Jazz Nights with Juke Butter Harney Street Tavern, 9p Growler USA, 8p --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Coolzey with Moodie Black Rodney Carrington Live Reverb Lounge, 9p Ralston Arena, 8p --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Anderson East w/ The Shacks TRIVIA Slowdown, 9p The Cove, 8p THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 20 ----------------------------------------------Open Mic with Host Aly Peeler The Down Under Lounge, 8p Lisa Lisa & the Acoustic Jam ----------------------------------------------The Bull & The Bear Lounge, 5p SINGO Music Bingo ----------------------------------------------Two Fine Irishmen, 8p Reverend Raven and the Chain Smokin’ ----------------------------------------------Altar Boys, Chrome Lounge, 6p ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Room 100 Barley Street Tavern, 9p ----------------------------------------------Thirsty Thursday Karaoke Forte Music Hall, 9p ----------------------------------------------The Symbols Harney Street Tavern, 9p ----------------------------------------------Adam & The Figurines Pageturners Lounge, 9p ----------------------------------------------Chris Shelton Dubliner Pub, 9:30p ----------------------------------------------An Evening with Dereck Higgins IX The Down Under Lounge, 9:30p ----------------------------------------------The Back Forty Live! Beer Can Alley, 10p ----------------------------------------------Evan Bartels Buck’s Bar & Grill, 11p

FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 21 Oktoberfest Beer Corner USA, 4p ----------------------------------------------McKenzie JaLynn Acoustic Growler USA, 5p ----------------------------------------------Luke Johnson The Cove, 5p ----------------------------------------------Jumpin Katie & Bone Acoustic Slam The B. Bar, 5:30p ----------------------------------------------Halfway to St. Patrick’s Day Party Champions Run, 6p ----------------------------------------------Art Pop Omaha Emerging Artists Showcase Harvester Artspace Lofts, 6p ----------------------------------------------Swampboy Blues Band Jazz, A Louisiana Kitchen, 6p ----------------------------------------------Beer, Brats & Bike Art Thunderhead Brewing Taproom, 6p ----------------------------------------------Daniel Christian Vala’s Pumpkin Patch, 6p ----------------------------------------------Centris Federal Credit Union Movie Night & Carniva ,Werner Park, 6p

Stan Galli & Stuff American Legion Post #1, 7p ----------------------------------------------On The Fritz Bogie’s Bar, 7p ----------------------------------------------Reality Tbd. KANEKO, 7p ----------------------------------------------A Desolate Lament Lookout Lounge, 7p ----------------------------------------------Karaoke Millard VFW Post 8334, 7p ----------------------------------------------Colin Roberts Saint’s Pub & Patio, 7p ----------------------------------------------Deep Purple & Judas Priest Stir Cove, 7p ----------------------------------------------Your Genes Are Not Your Destiny OM Center, 7p ----------------------------------------------Judy Moody & Stink: The Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Treasure Hunt The Rose Theater, 7p ----------------------------------------------Music by Brandon Liberty Therapy Bar & Grill, 7p ----------------------------------------------Alan Jackson: Honky Tonk Highway Tour CHI Health Center, 7:30p ----------------------------------------------Beethoven’s 5th Holland Center, 7:30p ----------------------------------------------Pete Lee Omaha Funny Bone, 7:30p ----------------------------------------------Charlie Burton and Or What?! Barley Street Tavern, 9p ----------------------------------------------A Night Of Hip Hop With Holographic Music, Forte Music Hall, 9p ----------------------------------------------Domestic Blend w/ Jugaur James Harney Street Tavern, 9p ----------------------------------------------O’Leaversfest Night #1 with Elevate DJ’s, Ladyfinger, Noah’s Ark, Was A Spaceship & Wrong Pets O’Leaver’s Pub, 9p -----------------------------------------------

Eckophonic Ozone Lounge, 9p ----------------------------------------------R.E.M.odeled Reverb Lounge, 9p ----------------------------------------------Nick Rucker Skyybox, 9p ----------------------------------------------Floyd Slowdown, 9p ----------------------------------------------GhettoBlaster w/ DJ Romeo The Waiting Room, 9p ----------------------------------------------Fireworks Vala’s Pumpkin Patch, 9p ----------------------------------------------Connor Dowling Dubliner Pub, 9:30p ----------------------------------------------Jake Turner & Andrew Danger The Down Under Lounge, 9:30p ----------------------------------------------Bucka Ruse Two Fine Irishmen, 9:30p ----------------------------------------------Pixel Grip, Cult Play & Tyto Alba The Sydney, 10p

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 22 Art Pop Omaha Emerging Artists Showcase Harvester Artspace Lofts, 11a ----------------------------------------------OEAA Nominee Reveal Party Hi-Fi House, 11a ----------------------------------------------Octoberfest Beer Corner USA, 12p ----------------------------------------------Apple Jack at Kimmel w/ Johnny Rod Kimmel Orchard, 2p ----------------------------------------------Sgt. Peffers Cafe 30th Anniversary Block Party Sgt. Peffers Cafe, 2p ----------------------------------------------String Beans College of St. Mary, 2p ----------------------------------------------Preptoberfest with Finest Hour Creighton Prep, 5p ----------------------------------------------2018 Offutt Air Force Birthday Ball CHI Health Center Omaha, 6p ----------------------------------------------Dave Berma FireBarn SportsBar, 6p ----------------------------------------------Guns N Hoses Hockey Grover Ice Rink, 6p ----------------------------------------------Outdoor Bags Tournament On The Q St Bar, 6p -----------------------------------------------

Bill Sammon - Acoustic Music Cellar 19, 7p ----------------------------------------------Reality Tbd. Kaneko, 7p ----------------------------------------------The Goddamn Gallows, Gutter Demons, Dummy Head Torpedo & The Scabby Ghouls, Lookout Lounge, 7p ----------------------------------------------Dustin Prinz Patriarch Distillers, 7p ----------------------------------------------Music By Roger Hagedorn & Frank Prince, Therapy Bar & Grill, 7p ----------------------------------------------Brad Colerick The B Side of Benson Theater, 7p ----------------------------------------------Cory M. Wells w/ Peregrine, Isaiah Dominguez, The Well, 7p ----------------------------------------------Terry Little, Twisted Vine, 7p ----------------------------------------------Beethoven’s 5th, Holland Center, 7:30p ----------------------------------------------Shrek The Musical Omaha Community Playhouse, 7:30p ----------------------------------------------Gatsby on 16th Street Orpheum Theater, 7:30p ----------------------------------------------Chad Lee Duo Good Times Saloon, 8p ----------------------------------------------Midwest Masquerade 2018 Reverb Lounge, 8p ----------------------------------------------Karaoke & Music Smitty’s Garage, 8p ----------------------------------------------Brad Colerick w/ Steve Hanson & Jim Pipher, The B Side of Benson Theatre, 8p ----------------------------------------------Midwest Masquerade 2018 The Waiting Room, 8p ----------------------------------------------Yeah Yeah YEAH! The New Frontier Bar, 8:30p ----------------------------------------------Sugarbirds, The Pink Flamingos & The Shineys, Barley Street, 9p ----------------------------------------------Lucida Dark, A Light Within, Unclefoot, Mother Wild, Dr. Jack’s Drinkery, 9p ----------------------------------------------D.N.D /Turned 2 Dust/Broken Skulls, Stately Wayne Manor Forte Music Hall, 9p ----------------------------------------------The Begats, Harney Street Tavern, 9p ----------------------------------------------Bad Habit, The Hophouse Bar & Grill, 9p ----------------------------------------------continued on page 11

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Thursday September 20

Rodney Carrington Live RALSTON ARENA

Saturday September 22

Thursday September 20

An Evening with Dereck Higgins IX THE DOWN UNDER

Saturday September 22

Art Pop Omaha Emerging Artists Showcase Gatsby on 16th Street HARVESTER ARTSPACE ORPHEUM THEATER

Thursday September 20

Casey Donahew WAITING ROOM

Saturday September 22 Pony Creek, Sack of Lions, & Clarence Tilton SLOWDOWN

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Friday September 21

Saturday September 22

Deep Purple and Judas Priest STIR COVE

Friday September 21

Alan Jackson: Honky Tonk Highway Tour CHI CENTER

Monday September 24 An Midwest Masquerade Unpredictable Evening THE WAITING ROOM with Todd Rundgren & REVERB LOUNGE WAITING ROOM

O’Leaversfest Day #2 w/ DJ Dorsia, The Natural States, Dirt House & Miwi La Lupa, O’Leaver’s Pub, 9p ----------------------------------------------Soul Dawg, Ozone Lounge, 9p ----------------------------------------------Ivan Alferez, Rehab Lounge, 9p ----------------------------------------------DJ Pretty Boy, Skyybox, 9p ----------------------------------------------Pony Creek, Sack of Lions & Clarence Tilton, Slowdown, 9p ----------------------------------------------September Mourning, Kaleido, Charcoal Tongue & The Phoenix Principle, Wired Pub, 9p ----------------------------------------------Connor Dowling, Dubliner Pub, 9:30p ----------------------------------------------Ex Noreigian The Down Under Lounge, 9:30p ----------------------------------------------Hi-Fi Hangover Two Fine Irishmen, 9:30p ----------------------------------------------Polka Police Huber Haus German Bier Hall, 11p

SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 23 Opera Omaha Gallery 1516, 11:30a -----------------------------------------------

Omaha School Of Rock Fall Show Forte Music Hall, 12p ----------------------------------------------Family Fun Festival Holy Name Catholic Church, 12p ----------------------------------------------Rusty Musician Experience Holland Center, 2p ----------------------------------------------Jonathan Schuster - Suicide. Depression., Reverb Lounge, 2p ----------------------------------------------Kaylyn Sahs, Soaring Wings, 2:30p ----------------------------------------------Chad Lee Lombardo’s Bistro & Bar, 4:30p ----------------------------------------------O’leaversfest: Send Medicine ~ Son Ambulance ~ Putter & Co. O’Leaver’s Pub, 5p ----------------------------------------------Blue Sunday Burrito Envy & Tequila Bar, 6p ----------------------------------------------Iron Chic with Spanish Love Songs Lookout Lounge, 7:30p ----------------------------------------------SeepeopleS: Please Don’t Panic Tour w/ Brett Volk The B Side of Benson Theater, 8p ----------------------------------------------Elsa’s Electronic Karaoke Boogaloo The Down Under Lounge, 10p

MONDAY SEPTEMBER 24 Gooch and His Big Las Vegas Band Ozone Lounge, 6p ----------------------------------------------Bill Sammon Acoustic Growler USA, 7p ----------------------------------------------An Unpredictable Evening with Todd Rundgren, The Waiting Room, 8p

TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 25 eNvy Lombardo’s Bistro, 6p ----------------------------------------------Open Mic & Jam Night Therapy Bar & Grill, 6p ----------------------------------------------Johnny Gomez & Johnny Jr Ozone Lounge, 6:30p ----------------------------------------------90’s Music Trivia Goldeez, 7p ----------------------------------------------Mitche Towne Jazz Organ Trio Jambo Cat, 7:30p ----------------------------------------------Benson Songwriter Exchange Petshop, 7:30p -----------------------------------------------

Open Mic Jam Brokedown Palace, 8p ----------------------------------------------It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia Trivia Envy Tequila Bar, 8p ----------------------------------------------Van William with Son Talk Reverb Lounge, 8p ----------------------------------------------Are You Drunker Than A 5th Grader? The Down Under, 7:30p ----------------------------------------------Blink 182 Stir Cove, 8p ----------------------------------------------Mom Jeans., Just Friends & Shortly The Waiting Room Lounge, 8p ----------------------------------------------Turbo Tuesdays Bar 415, 9p ----------------------------------------------Open Jam Barley Street Tavern, 9p ----------------------------------------------Karaoke Forte Music Hall, 9p ----------------------------------------------Follow Your Heart Karaoke! The Down Under Lounge, 10p

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The Creek By Focus Omaha

Founded in 2016, Pony Creek has a sound that’s a lot of country and a little bit rock n roll. Co-founder, acoustic guitarist, lyricist and co-lead singer Billie Frost (no relation to Scott even though she may jokingly claim it), belts out the lyrics in a voice that’s far stronger than her soft features might convey. The combination of co-founder Ryan Osbahr (lyricist and co-lead singer), Eric Nelson (guitar), Travis Goddard (guitar, banjo, mandolin), George Cooper (bass), and Tim Blair (drums) make for a tight musical combo. Don’t feel bad if you haven’t heard of them yet, they’ve kept their local exposure to a minimum. That doesn’t

mean they haven’t made the rounds. Osbahr commented, “We played 15 shows in Okoboji. Spencer, Iowa, Des Moines. We barely play in Omaha.” The band has played about a half dozen Omaha shows a year, and with good reason. “I don’t like to see my favorite band more than a few times a year,” Osbahr said. “So that’s what I try to do for Pony Creek.” Whether they’re playing the Wheels Up festival in Spencer, Iowa, for RAGBRAI 2017, the Manning Main Street RAGBRAI 2018 festival, or rocking the crowd for Southwest Iowa’s Tri City BBQ Fest in Denison, Pony Creek delivers family friendly entertainment for all ages. They’ve also opened for national artists such as Jeremy McComb (Nashville), The Voice alumni Curtis Grimes (Texas), Jason Eady (Jackson, Mississippi), Jon Langston (Nashville), and Tucker Beathard (Nashville), the band continues to gain popularity in the Midwest. continued on page 14

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What can we expect from the new album, Pott County, which is being released on September 21?

22 with Sack of Lions and Clarence Tilton.

Pre-Sale of the album will also be “This album is a lot more rocking. The available at www.ponycreekband.com. last one was a lot more acoustic. This one is a lot more upbeat, faster, etc.” Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ Osbahr said, adding, “I think people can ponycreekband/ expect something that’s not cookie cutter country. It’s powerful and genuine.” In their own words, Pott County is a mash-up of storytelling that includes small town life, heartbreak, happiness, love, family, addiction, revenge, and more. It was recorded in Omaha at ARC Studios and mastered by California-based Lurssen Mastering, a world-renowned multi-Grammy Award winning mastering studio. Pony Creek’s music can be found on AMI Jukeboxes nationwide. You can find out for yourself why they’ve been nominated for “Best Country” by the OEAA’s two years in a row when they have their CD release party at the Slowdown on September

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Anderson East at Slowdown By Focus Omaha This is one of those shows that everyone will be claiming they saw in a couple years. Georgia soul man Anderson East made his stunning Omaha debut on Wednesday night at Slowdown. An air-tight band, charismatic frontman – East – and tremendous songs were only part of a special night. The guy has Ryan Adams, Chris Stapleton, and Dave Cobb involved with his records. Those are sort of the Americana names you want to drop, but the man is one hell of a soul singer. East also keeps a good sense of humor about himself, introducing one number as, “We’re going to play a song about being a dumbass.” Backed by a six-piece band including horns, East smoked the audience at Slowdown that stood for almost the entire show. His Southern soul roots are obvious and he paid tribute to

those with a cover of Sam and Dave’s “Hold On, I’m Coming” while also taking on Van Morrison’s “Tupelo Honey” and The Faces’ early 70s classic “Stay With Me.” This guy listened to the right records growing up. Highlights from his catalog included “Girlfriend” and “I’ll Keep Loving You” among them. It’s the typo of club show that is putting Omaha on the musical map – and let’s hope he keeps a map handy and finds his way back soon.

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Another Broken Record By Focus Omaha I didn’t think there were any records left, other than the attendance record, that the Huskers had left to lose after the last four coaching staffs. And yet someone in happy stat world managed to find the one about the Huskers not going 0-2 since 1957? Wow, that is sure to get people riled.

At least this year the breakdowns seem to be in the players trying to do too much instead of not enough. Maybe head coach Scott Frost summed it up best when he was asked what the team needed to focus on most in practice. His response: “What are we going to work on the most? Football.” The good news is the Huskers lead the Big Ten in sacks and have outgained their first two opponents despite the losses. The bad news is they lead the conference in penalties.

On to Michigan. Nebraska is one of only seven teams in the FBS to rank among the top 25 nationally in both rushing offense and rushing defense. As with all records, they’re eventually The Huskers are the only Big Ten broken, and for those who are team in that group and join Air Force, curious, the Huskers went 1-9 that Cincinnati, Georgia, Mississippi State, year in the Big 7 under first-year coach Oklahoma State and Texas A&M. Bill Jennings who had only spent one The tale of two coaches looks like year on the Nebraska staff and that was as backfield coach. For the record, this: Scott Frost the win was at then-pathetic Kansas State in Manhattan, meaning a winless • 1st Season at Nebraska • 0-2 Nebraska Record year in Lincoln. • 3rd Career Season • 19-9 Career Record Aside from some silly penalties and a • 0-1 vs. Michigan particularly bad interception due to tight end Jack Stoll trying to get the Jim Harbaugh extra yard, the Huskers continue to • 4th Season at Michigan struggle with the same things that made so many fans mad at Mike Reilly • 30-12 at Michigan • 11th College Season - mistakes.

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• 88-39 College Record • 1st Meeting vs. Nebraska Of interest to note: Nebraska sophomore receiver JD Spielman will be playing in his 14th career game on Saturday at Michigan. Spielman needs 58 receiving yards to reach 1,000 yards for his career. That would make him the fastest Husker to the 1,000-yard plateau. Heisman winner Johnny Rodgers accomplished the feat in 16 games. The Huskers play Michigan at 11 a.m. on FS1. I’m going to step out of the box on this one and think the Huskers will use this trip away from home to correct some of their woes. Nebraska 21 Michigan 20

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Emergency Planning Is Daily Health Department Focus Douglas County doesn’t have to worry about a Hurricane Florence. However, there is the potential for floods, high winds, tornadoes, disease outbreaks and man-made problems that require planning and preparation to save lives and properties. These potential disasters are why the Douglas County Health Department (DCHD) has made it a priority to emphasize public health emergency planning. DCHD does this by addressing prevention, mitigation, response and recovery in planning for these incidences that can vary from inconvenient to catastrophic. That’s why National Preparedness Month is recognized each September and gives us a chance to review the benefits of preparing ourselves and our families now and during the year for a potential emergency. The theme for this month is: “Disasters Happen. Prepare Now. Learn How.”

Some suggestions from FEMA include: · Consider taking time to learn lifesaving skills – those include CPR and first aid.

· Check your insurance policies and coverage for hazards you are most likely to face. · Make sure you know the costs associated with disasters and save for an emergency.

· Learn some practical steps like shutting off water and gas. Remember, the first steps to survival after a disaster may be up to you, so it is vital to prepare in advance to help yourself and your community.

DCHD’s emergency preparedness planning focuses on public health roles during an emergency: · Early detection and ongoing disease surveillance. ·

Disease investigation and control.

· Emergency medication and vaccine distribution. · Communications and information sharing · Assuring that emergencies and their subsequent responses do not negatively affect our environment. The health department relies on a support network of response agencies, advocacy groups, and nongovernmental partners to fulfill their mission of keeping the community healthy and safe during an emergency event. The department has collated a Public Health Emergency Response Plan that contains critical information for use by the department. This is an all-hazard plan meaning that can be used for any incident addressing any hazard or threat. In emergency preparedness, the belief is that all disasters start and end locally, for this reason, Douglas County Health Department has taken these extraordinary measures to assure the department’s ability to meet the public health needs of the people who live here under any situation.

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Jimmy Weber Service and Music

“They used to play at weddings,” Weber Without a stated. “Keep in mind this was the early doubt the 1900s.” guitar is his favorite While his career has taken him to instrument, By Andy Roberts places he never thought about growing acoustic when It seems Jimmy Weber was born to up in South Dakota, there is something he goes out play music. special about those early days and the solo but he’s music made with blood relatives. always happy “I grew up on a little farm near to plug in his Alexandria, South Dakota,” he said. “There’s something about family electric. That’s a small town about 50 miles harmonies . . . a blend and a tone that’s west of Sioux Falls with a population of so magical.” “My favorite about 400 people, most of whom were is playing related to him. Weber said he has 100 Weber went on, “There’ve been a lot electric guitar, first cousins. of great vocal groups over the years,” especially he said, but there is something special for other The family had a band, called The about a family. “It’s just a beautiful singers. I like Breakaways. Weber started playing being the lead when he was 12 and, “About six months thing. I miss that a lot.” guitar more later I joined that family band and was His main instrument is guitar, but he than the front playing almost every weekend.” also plays mandolin, harmonica, some man,” Weber Weber took that early training and he’s percussion instruments, and piano. acknowledged. still building on it – in addition to being When asked, he humbly admits to one of the nicest people you’ll ever Weber spent years in the Air Force being: “probably pretty solid on half a meet. Band and found that time frustrating as dozen.” it’s his feeling a lead player needs to be “We had a lot of music handed down to with the singer all the time. us,” Weber recalled His grandmother A little more questioning and Weber was one of 18 kids growing up and the will acknowledge he plays a bit of horn. Still, that created new opportunities family had their own orchestra as the “I was a tuba player for one year in and in typical Weber fashion he took music came down to him through his college, but that was just to meet girls.” advantage of them. mother’s side of the family. “I started writing music, I started writing country and that really opened a lot of doors.”

Flatts, Clint Black and Trace Adkins. He has opened for numerous other talents, including the Beach Boys. He credits much of the work that came out of Nashville to his friendship with producer Dave Brainard. “I owe Dave a lot,” Weber offered.

Brainard produced two records for Weber including a single to be released this year. It’s a tribute for military families and the loved ones they have lost: “TAPS – God is Nigh.” His writing took him to better gigs and those led to invitations to play more He’s no stranger to military service shows and with better artists. Serious having put in his time with the U.S. talents. Air Force, retiring from his career as a senior master sergeant. “It was really an honor to get invited to play guitar for Grammy-nominated “I was superintendent of the Air Force artists, Top Forty artists,” he said. Band at Offutt Air Force Base,” Weber proudly stated. He was in the Air Force Grammy-nominated Brandy Clark for 24 years, recently retiring after a was one of the top artists with whom career that took him into harm’s way Weber has collaborated. Including the on several continents, including the “Those Jeans” video – a Top 5 video in Middle East, Asia, and North and South country music. America. His career has seen him share the stage It is no surprise that his career with artists including Kenny Rogers, highlights, and there are many, include Tim McGraw, Keith Urban, Rascal performing for the nation’s troops in

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Iraq and Afghanistan. Following his first Iraq tour, Weber played lead guitar for John Denver at the old Rosenblatt Stadium. The performance was nationally televised. He crossed off “A career bucket list item” this year when he played at the Grand Ole Opry. Recently he’s been touring the United States from Alaska to Florida with a show called I Moved A Mountain. The 90-minute production is about his family, his military service and his music. In the show he tells stories about people he met along the way and can do it solo or with a band, which is his preferred format. As you might imagine, Weber is often asked to play the National Anthem. The patriot takes a special pride in doing the job that Creighton University first asked him to play at a regular season basketball game and then at the NCAA Regional Finals when Duke played Kansas. He can do it in uniform as a retired vet to honor veterans. It happens about four times a month these days. Weber will do the honor: “Any place that people want to honor our flag and honor our veterans, . . . There’s been some talk of me playing at The Final Four next year.” Check his website for the next time he’s set to play around the Midwest. Now a resident of Beaver Lake, he said, “By the time I get home I’m not performing around here so much. “It’s kind of a haven.” For more info about Jimmy Weber: http://www.jimmywebercountry.com www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2QmZjSxe58

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U.S.-UK Financial Regulatory Working Group Joint Statement

At the meeting, U.S. and UK participants discussed the outlook for financial regulatory reforms and future priorities, including possible areas for deeper regulatory cooperation to facilitate further financial services activity between U.S. and UK markets. They also discussed the implications London – U.S. and UK participants held of the UK’s exit from the EU on the inaugural meeting of the U.S.-UK financial stability and cross-border Financial Regulatory Working Group financial regulation, including a (Working Group) on September 12, particular concern about contract 2018 in London. The Working Group continuity including servicing existing was formed to deepen our bilateral financial contracts after exit, noting regulatory cooperation with a view the importance of reducing potential to the further promotion of financial cliff-edge risks for business and stability; investor protection; fair, consumers. Participants also discussed orderly, and efficient markets; and the U.S.-UK financial regulatory issues capital formation in both jurisdictions. resulting from the UK’s exit from the This cooperation is especially EU and recognized the importance of important given transition in the maintaining the bilateral activity of UK’s regulatory relationships as it U.S. and UK financial services firms. withdraws from the European Union. Participants identified follow-up Participants included officials and work for the Working Group on these senior staff from the U.S. Department topics and other cross-border issues. of the Treasury and HM Treasury, and The next meeting of the Working from the U.S. and UK independent Group will be in the first half of regulatory agencies, including the 2019 in Washington, D.C. Bilateral Board of Governors of the Federal contacts will continue, as appropriate, Reserve System, Commodity Futures outside the Working Group on any Trading Commission, Federal Deposit issue related to our ongoing financial Insurance Corporation, Office regulatory cooperation. of Comptroller of the Currency, Securities and Exchange Commission, On April 19, 2018, the United States the Bank of England, and the Financial and the United Kingdom announced Conduct Authority. U.S. and UK the Working Group in a joint participants shared views on issues in statement. their respective areas of responsibility.

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50th Anniversary of the Fair Housing Act The 50th anniversary of the Fair Housing Act, declining AfricanAmerican homeownership, gentrification, and creative solutions was top of mind for many of the 10,000 people attending the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s 48th Annual Legislative Conference in Washington, D.C., including Realtors® and NAR Advocacy staff.

NAR’s Federal Political Coordinators are leveraging this Annual Legislative Conference, or ALC, as an opportunity to network with their Member of Congress, industry professionals, and other small business owners. This specially selected group of 535 Realtors® serve as the voice and face of real estate to federal lawmakers and play a pivotal role in Realtors®’ outreach. They work closely with Members of Congress and the Congressional Black Caucus, along with NAR’s D.C.-based lobbyists and regulatory staff to advance shared goals for the African-American community. In past years, NAR has joined hundreds of other organizations and businesses to sponsor conference activities and events. “This year, as we recognize the 50th anniversary of the Fair Housing Act, the National Association of Realtors® remains committed to working with groups like the Congressional Black Caucus and the Department of Housing and Urban Development to advance policies that remove barriers to African-American homeownership in the United States. That includes

The Honorable Gregory Meeks, speaking at the Congressional Black Caucus Annual Legislative Conference

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a collaborative partnership, from both the private and public sectors, to ensure the Fair Housing Act is serving its core purpose as intended by Congress,” National Association of Realtors® President Elizabeth Mendenhall, a sixth-generation Realtor® from Columbia, Missouri, and CEO of RE/MAX Boone Realty, said.

the fight for racial equality, justice and freedom in all areas, including housing.

NAR’s diversity partner, the National Association of Real Estate Brokers, co-hosted this year’s session, titled “50-year Journey: The Fair Housing Act to the Current State of Housing in Black America.” Moderated by Realtor® and NAREB president Jeffrey Hick, the two-hour session Just two years after the Fair Housing featured keynote speaker Richard Act was passed, the AfricanRothstein, the Economic Policy American homeownership rate sat Institute’s Distinguished Fellow and at 41.6%. Today, African-American author of The Color of Law: A Forgotten homeownership remains at 41.6%, the History of How Our Government lowest rate among all racial groups. Segregated America. Panelists included For this reason, NAR is committed Mark Alston, a Realtor® and Chairman to working with NAREB, the Urban of the NAREB’s Public Affairs Institute and other partners to remove Committee. barriers to and encourage AfricanAmerican homeownership. NAR’s Federal Political Coordinators involved in today’s events included “Not only is Fair Housing integral Erin Brown of New Jersey; Sharon to the ethical commitment of our Middlebrooks of Texas; Nykea Pippion members, as outlined in the Realtor® of Illinois; Chandra Patterson of Code of Ethics, but it is also critical Virginia; Ron Mazier of Louisiana; to our ability to serve our customers, and Gwen Wynn of Maryland. clients and the community. Realtors® These Realtors® coordinate with look forward to continuing to work Representatives Donald Payne, Eddie to ensure affordable and sustainable Bernice Johnson, Bobby Rush, Bobby housing opportunities are available Scott, Cedric Richmond and Elijah for Americans in every corner of this Cummings, respectively. country,” Mendenhall continued. The National Association of The impact of civil and social Realtors®, “The Voice for Real movements over the last 50 years has Estate,” is America’s largest trade played a major role in changing the association, representing 1.3 million trajectory of American history. This members involved in all aspects of the year’s ALC theme, “The Dream Still residential and commercial real estate Demands,” focused on the influence industries. and legacy of these moments, while uplifting present-day champions in

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COUNTING CROWS WITH SPECIAL GUEST +LIVE+: 25 YEARS AND COUNTING

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