Omaha Performing Arts is shining a light on programs which bring free and discounted opportunities to coincide with the anniversary of 9/11; however, most of the offers are available year-round.
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By: Mary Nelson
Posted 3:27 PM, Sep 03, 2026
and last updated 3:34 PM, Sep 03, 2026
OMAHA, Neb. (KMTV) — Through partnerships with Blue Star Families, VetTix and 1stTix — Omaha Performing Arts provides opportunities to neighbors who are active duty, have served in the U.S. Military, or are first responders to see shows for free or at a reduced cost. Many classes and camps are also available — free or discounted.
This link will take you straight to the website to sign up.
Also coming soon from the organization: Hero’s Encore, which “will use the arts to guide military veterans, transitioning service members, and first responders on a transformative journey from peer to performer, utilizing musical expression as a tool for self-discovery, healing, and a renewed sense of purpose.”
Connect with OPA is a KMTV-exclusive series created to make the arts more accessible, often from within our neighborhoods, at little to no cost.
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