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Enter through a wrought iron door that weighs a ton at the Joslyn Castle Trust to gain entrance to Omaha's historic landmark treasure the grand castle once belonging to George and Sarah Joslyn, founders of the Western Newspaper Union. Tour the halls of their lavish 35-room castle to see ornate ceilings, staircases, fireplaces, furnishings and stunning formal gardens outside.

Marlon Brando appeared on stage at the Omaha Community Playhouse. Today, you can see this nationally recognized community theater group provide live theater entertainment, like productions of Broadway hits including Chicago and Hairspray. Performances take place on the stage of one of the playhouse's two theaters, the Howard and Rhonda Hawks Mainstage Theater or the Howard Drew Theater.

The Durham Museum transports visitors back in time to explore famous people, places and eras. Explore Omaha's history through world-class exhibits and attractions covering historical and contemporary issues from around the nation and the world. Take pleasure in learning about the past at an amazing museum affiliated with the world-renowned Smithsonian Institution. Discover a museum housed in one of Omaha's most notable historical and magnificent buildings. Union Station, the grand art-deco building, once served millions of rail travelers and is hailed for its lavish and modern amenities. Today, Union Station is dedicated to showcasing and preserving the history of Omaha and its surrounding regions.

Celebrate the love of art at the Omaha Summer Arts Festival. This artsy festival turns the streets of downtown Omaha into the largest open air art gallery showcasing 135 of the nation's finest artistic works. Mingle with an artist, eat at a sidewalk cafe, listen to live music and buy lots of art!