Omaha’s Holiday Stage: What to See This December
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December in Omaha brings a vibrant array of theatrical performances, offering something for everyone. From festive classics to heartwarming stories, here’s a look at some of the must-see shows happening around the city. Published: 2025/12/12 18:21:44
Making Spirits Bright in Aksarben village
Aksarben Village is once again aglow with “Making Spirits Bright,” a dazzling holiday light display and accompanying events. While the light display is free and open to the public, several performances and activities enhance the experience. Check the Aksarben Village website for a complete schedule of events, including live music, visits with Santa, and special theatrical presentations. It’s a fantastic, family-friendly way to kick off the holiday season.
A Timeless Tradition: “A Christmas Carol” at the Omaha Community Playhouse
The Omaha Community Playhouse continues its beloved tradition of presenting Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol.” This heartwarming tale of redemption and the spirit of giving is a holiday staple for many families.The Playhouse’s production is known for its stunning costumes, elaborate sets, and talented cast. You can find performance dates, times, and ticket information on the Omaha Community Playhouse website. Don’t miss this chance to experience a classic!
Romance Takes the Stage: “The Notebook” at the Orpheum Theater
For a different kind of holiday experience, the Orpheum Theater is hosting “The Notebook.” Based on the beloved Nicholas Sparks novel and iconic film,this stage adaptation promises a moving and unforgettable evening. The show runs from december 6th to December 15th. Tickets and show details are available at the Orpheum Theater’s website. It’s a perfect choice for a date night or a special occasion.
Planning Your Visit
Omaha offers a wealth of dining and entertainment options near these venues. Consider making reservations in advance,especially during the busy holiday season. Parking can also be limited, so allow extra time for travel and parking. You can find more information about visiting omaha at Visit Omaha.
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