June 2, 2023

Friday

900 N 90th St Omaha, NE 68114

All Ages Talent Show at New Cassel Retirement Center

Competition is open to:  
– ALL AGES
– All performing arts disciplines are eligible

Performances are limited to 4 minutes and are judged on audience appeal, originality, creativity, and artistry.

Please complete the entry form and sign the waiver to participate.

Registrations are first come, first served. 30 act capacity per event. You will be contacted prior to the event to confirm participation.

July 8, 2023

5-8 P.M.

Saturday

Gene Leahy Mall Performance Pavilion

Dance Night Youth Talent Show at Gene Leahy Mall – Performance Pavilion at The Riverfront

Competition is open to:  
– Youth ages 3 to 18 and youth groups
– All dance and movement performance disciplines are eligible

Performances are limited to 4 minutes and are judged on audience appeal, originality, creativity, and artistry.

Please complete the entry form and sign the waiver to participate.

Registrations are first come, first served. 30 act capacity per event. You will be contacted prior to the event to confirm participation.

Sept. 9, 2023

5-8 P.M.

Saturday

Gene Leahy Mall

Battle of the Bands Talent Show at Gene Leahy Mall at The Riverfront

Competition is open to:  
– Youth groups that must include at least one member under the age of 18. No members maybe older than 21.

Performances judged on audience appeal, originality, creativity, and artistry.

Please complete the entry form and sign the waiver to participate.

Registrations are first come, first served. 30 act capacity per event. You will be contacted prior to the event to confirm participation.

October 9, 2022
Sunday

Lynch Park, 20th and Dorcas St

SkateFest Omaha

SkateFest Omaha hosts events for the Skateboarding community to compete and celebrate the sport. The stage hosted 6 performing artists and bands for skaters and the audience to enjoy while watching competitions and supporting local vendors. OMS and SkateFest Omaha also hosted a food drive to benefit Together’s Choice Food Pantry.

October 2, 2022
Sunday
Gifford Park Neighborhood

Porchfest OMA

A family fun event on community porches and stages with music, poetry, food, activities, and more. The performances on OMS included Omaha Girls Rock’s UN-T.I.L., Opera Omaha, Sweet Tea Music, Crao Na Tire, Grace Titus, Keerthna and Asheigh, and Las Cruxes.

This event was made possible with support from the Nebraska Arts Council and Nebraska Cultural Endowment.

October 1, 2022
Saturday
Holy Family Community Center, 1715 Izard St

Churchyard Harvest Festival

A music showcase featuring Mr. K’s Clubhouse, Danny Leger and Easter Rising, and Hartford/Focht in the lawn of the Holy Family Community Center.

September 18, 2022
Sunday
2417 Grant St

Bryant Center – Omaha Mobile Stage Youth Talent Show

OMS, in partnership with Pull Up and Vibe and Untamed, presented a youth talent show as part of the Untamed Summer Community Engagement Series. Youth, ages 3-18, presented dance, poetry, songs, and more on the stage.

This event was made possible with support from the Nebraska Arts Council, Nebraska Cultural Endowment, and Omaha Public Schools Foundation.

Nyatiem Tip performs her hip-hop dance to the audience (top), earning her first place in her age category, youth (6-8) (bottom).

September 17, 2022
Saturday
33rd and Cass Field

Gifford Park – Omaha Mobile Stage Youth Talent Show
Omaha youth performers showcased a wide variety of performing arts disciplines to be judged and awarded on talent, originality and showmanship. American rapper/singer/songwriter, Tylynn, brought the energy on stage before the talent show began.

This event was made possible with support from the Nebraska Arts Council, Nebraska Cultural Endowment, and Omaha Public Schools Foundation.

September 9, 2022
Friday

Gene Leahy Mall Performance Pavilion

Gene Leahy Mall – Omaha Mobile Stage Youth Talent Show

Youth aged 3-18 performed in the first event of the Youth Talent Show series. The show was themed Dance Night and was a range of tap, musical theater, hip hop, and more. The performances were judged on talent, originality, and showmanship and were awarded 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place ribbons in each age category.

This event was made possible with support from the Nebraska Arts Council, Nebraska Cultural Endowment, and Omaha Public Schools Foundation.