February may be one of the coldest months of the year, but in Omaha, it’s anything but quiet. From world-class performances and professional sports to laugh-filled comedy shows, immersive art experiences, and family-friendly traditions, the Omaha area offers a full calendar of events to keep spirits high all month long. Whether you’re looking for a romantic night out, a cultural experience, or a fun way to break up the winter routine, there’s no shortage of things to do. This guide highlights some of the standout events happening around Omaha in February, making it easy to plan a month filled with entertainment, creativity, and community.
Susannah
Where? Orpheum Theater, 409 S 16th St
When? January 30th, 7:30 p.m. & February 1st, 2 p.m.
Experience a powerful piece of American opera with Opera Omaha’s Susannah, coming to the Orpheum Theater on Friday, January 30th at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, February 1st at 2 p.m. Recommended for ages 13 and up due to mature themes, this compelling production tells a haunting story of gossip, judgment, and abuse of power in a small Tennessee town. With music and libretto by Carlisle Floyd, Susannah is widely regarded as one of the most important American operas, blending deeply emotional storytelling with folk-inspired melodies that feel both familiar and unsettling. Tickets start at $29, and doors open one hour before showtime.
This production is especially notable for marking the directorial debut of Patricia Racette, whose interpretation brings a fresh perspective and emotional depth to Floyd’s timeless work. The opera follows Susannah, a young woman targeted by suspicion and rumor, as tensions rise and morality is tested within her community. With a runtime of 1 hour and 40 minutes, including a 20-minute intermission, audiences can expect an intense and moving theatrical experience. Presented in a cashless venue, guests are encouraged to access their mobile tickets in advance. Susannah is a striking, thought-provoking performance that showcases Opera Omaha’s commitment to bold storytelling and exceptional artistry.
Rocky Dale Davis
Where? Funny Bone Omaha, 710 N 114th St Suite 210
When? February 4th, 7–8:30 p.m.
Get ready for a night of big laughs when Rocky Dale Davis takes the stage at Funny Bone Omaha on Wednesday, February 4th, from 7–8:30 p.m. This 21+ show features the stand-up comedian known for his Southern charm, sharp storytelling, and viral humor that has earned him over 500 million views and more than 1 million followers across TikTok and Instagram. Rocky’s comedy blends bold opinions with relatable, real-life moments, delivering a high-energy set that keeps audiences laughing from start to finish. Tickets range from $32 to $42, with VIP options available for front-section seating.
The Funny Bone’s new Omaha location offers a full bar and dinner menu, making it easy to turn the show into a full night out. Doors open at 5:45 p.m., and seating is first-come, first-served, so arrive early, especially if you want to sit with your group. A two-item minimum purchase per person applies, and all guests must bring a valid ID to enter. Whether you’ve seen Rocky Dale Davis online or are discovering his comedy for the first time, this show promises a fun, lively evening of stand-up entertainment in Omaha.
The 11th Annual Battle of the Improv All-Stars
Where? Florence City Hall, 2864 State St
When? February 7th, 7–9 p.m.
Get ready to laugh until your sides hurt at the 11th Annual Battle of the Improv All-Stars! Taking place on Saturday, February 7th, from 7–9 p.m. at Florence City Hall, this event brings together some of Omaha’s funniest improvisational comedians (and occasionally talent from nearby Council Bluffs, IA) for a night of unscripted hilarity. Audience members play a key role, providing suggestions that the performers will use to create spontaneous, side-splitting scenes on the spot. With a mix of rapid-fire games, unexpected twists, and pure comedic genius, this is the kind of live entertainment that keeps everyone on their toes and laughing the entire evening.
The stakes are high, though not in a traditional sense. These quick-witted comedians compete for the honor of having their name etched onto the Battle of the Improv All-Stars trophy, a coveted prize that, like the show’s humor, is totally unforgettable. Tickets are priced at $16.88, making it an affordable night of top-tier entertainment. If you thought reality shows were intense, wait until you see this gladiatorial-style improv competition in action, where the only weapons are cleverness, creativity, and lightning-fast thinking. Whether you’re a long-time fan of improv or just looking for a hilarious night out in Omaha, this event promises to deliver comedy at its finest.
Pro Volleyball: Omaha Supernovas vs. Dallas Pulse
Where? CHI Health Center, 455 N 10th St
When? February 12th, 7 p.m.
Get ready for some high-flying action on the courts of CHI Health Center on Thursday, February 12th at 7 p.m. as the Omaha Supernovas take on the Dallas Pulse in an exciting professional volleyball matchup. The Supernovas, Omaha’s beloved pro volleyball franchise, are part of the newly unified Major League Volleyball (MLV) — a league designed to elevate women’s professional volleyball across the country with top-tier competition and thrilling in-venue experiences. This clash promises fast-paced sets, powerful spikes, and incredible athleticism as the Supernovas defend their home court against one of the league’s newest teams. It’s a fantastic opportunity for local fans to witness elite athletes in action and cheer on home favorites in a spirited and competitive environment.
What makes this matchup even more compelling is the storylines behind the teams. The Dallas Pulse brings fresh energy to the MLV. At the same time, the Supernovas look to showcase why they’ve become one of the standout franchises in professional volleyball — known for drawing some of the largest crowds in the sport and delivering unforgettable matches. Whether you’re a diehard volleyball fan or just looking for a fun night out in Omaha, this game is a must-see event on February’s calendar. With passionate fans, buzzer-beating points, and a vibrant atmosphere, the Supernovas vs. Dallas Pulse matchup is set to be one of the highlight sporting events of the month.
Elvis and The Symphony with Pat Dunn
Where? Holland Center, 1200 Douglas St
When? February 14th, 7:30 p.m. & February 15th, 2 p.m.
Celebrate Valentine’s weekend with a legendary soundtrack at Elvis and The Symphony with Pat Dunn, coming to the Holland Center on Saturday, February 14th at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, February 15th at 2 p.m. This unforgettable performance brings the timeless music of Elvis Presley to life, paired with the sweeping sound of the Omaha Symphony. From rock-and-roll anthems to soulful ballads, audiences will experience the power and emotion of Elvis’s greatest hits in a grand symphonic setting. Tickets start at $26, making this an accessible and memorable night out for music lovers of all ages.
Taking center stage is Patrick Dunn, an internationally recognized Elvis tribute artist who was crowned The Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artist of 2021 by Elvis Presley Enterprises. Judged on vocals, look, movement, and stage presence, Dunn earned the prestigious Golden Championship Belt and has since been praised for his authentic and electrifying portrayal of the King. His performance transports audiences back to the 1960s and 1970s, capturing the spirit, swagger, and soul of Elvis himself. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or discovering his music anew, Elvis and The Symphony promises a powerful, nostalgic, and show-stopping concert experience in the heart of downtown Omaha.
VOLUMES Performance with George Burton
Where? Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts, 724 S 12th St
When? February 20th, 7–8 p.m.
On Friday, February 20th, from 7–8 p.m., art and sound converge in a truly unique creative experience at the Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts with the VOLUMES Performance featuring George Burton. This one-of-a-kind event is part of the ongoing Ezra Masch: VOLUMES exhibition, an immersive audio-visual installation that explores the dynamic interplay between sound and light. Rather than a traditional performance, this piece invites the participating artist to activate the space itself, reacting in real time to how sound informs the surrounding visuals and vice versa. Each performance is a fresh experiment, shaped by the performer’s individual style and creative impulses as they respond to the visual environment unfolding around them.
As the installation evolves, audience members are invited to witness an innovative exchange between artistic expression and sensory perception. The Bemis Center, known for its experimental exhibitions and free public programming, offers this performance at no cost, though RSVPs are encouraged to secure your spot. Whether you’re an art enthusiast, music lover, or simply curious about how contemporary artists push the boundaries of performance, this event promises an evening of exploratory creativity that challenges the way we see, hear, and feel art.
An Afternoon with William Guanbo Su
Where? Dundee Presbyterian Church, 5312 Underwood Ave
When? February 22nd, 2–3 p.m.
Experience an inspiring musical afternoon at An Afternoon with William Guanbo Su, a special recital presented by Opera Omaha on Sunday, February 22nd, from 2–3 p.m. at Dundee Presbyterian Church. This free event offers audiences a rare opportunity to hear internationally acclaimed bass William Guanbo Su in an intimate setting before he makes his Opera Omaha debut in the title role of Hercules. Known for his rich tone, powerful presence, and expressive artistry, Su has graced some of the world’s most prestigious stages — including Staatsoper Hamburg, the Metropolitan Opera, Santa Fe Opera, Irish National Opera, Seattle Opera, and Houston Grand Opera — making this recital a true highlight for music lovers in Omaha and beyond.
Su’s remarkable talent has also been recognized with top honors, including being named a Grand Finals Winner of the 2019 Metropolitan Opera Laffont Competition, one of the opera world’s most respected competitions. Doors open at 1:30 p.m., and free parking makes attending this cultural treat easy and accessible. Whether you’re a devoted opera fan or simply curious to experience world-class vocal performance up close, this afternoon recital promises to be a memorable celebration of vocal excellence and artistic expression in the heart of Omaha.
Omaha’s 60th Home & Garden Expo
Where? CHI Health Center, 455 N 10th St
When? February 27th–March 1st
Mark your calendars for the 60th Anniversary of the Omaha Home & Garden Expo, a beloved spring tradition returning to the CHI Health Center from Friday, February 27th, through Sunday, March 1st. This multi-day event is one of the largest gatherings of home improvement and garden enthusiasts in the region, featuring more than 600 displays that showcase the latest trends, products, and services for both indoor and outdoor spaces. From landscaping ideas to interior design inspiration, the Expo offers something for every project and every homeowner. Plus, it’s a fun family-friendly experience with activities and presentations that go beyond the usual home show fare.
In addition to browsing exhibits and talking with experts, attendees can enjoy special attractions like Canine Stars stunt dog shows, exotic animal demonstrations, and informative sessions from professionals throughout the weekend. The range of experiences makes this event more than just a trade show — it’s a high-energy celebration of home, garden, and family fun. Admission prices are affordable, with $10 for adults, $4.50 for children ages 5–12, and free entry for kids under 5, making it a great outing for all ages. Whether you’re planning a renovation, dreaming up garden ideas, or looking for weekend entertainment, the Omaha Home & Garden Expo is a can’t-miss highlight of the season.
Happy February, Omaha!
From laugh-out-loud comedy and thrilling live sports to powerful opera, immersive art, and family-friendly expos, February is packed with ways to get out and experience the best of Omaha. Whether you’re planning a cozy date night, a cultural outing, or a weekend adventure with the whole family, this month’s events offer something for every interest and schedule. So bundle up, mark your calendar, and make the most of everything happening around the city — February is proving to be a fantastic time to explore, connect, and celebrate all that Omaha has to offer.