Jazz on the Green is a free summer concert series on the lawn at Midtown Crossing's Turner Park. In 2026 it starts July 9 and runs six straight Thursdays, with the lawn opening at 5pm and music at 7:30pm, so bring a chair and a blanket.
Every June, Omaha hosts the NCAA Men's College World Series at Charles Schwab Field, and the whole downtown turns into a baseball party for a couple of weeks. The 2026 tournament opens with games on Friday, June 12, with first pitch around 2pm.
The farmers market runs in the Old Market on Saturdays from 8am to 12:30pm and in Aksarben Village on Sundays from 9am to 1pm, roughly May through October, rain or shine. Expect produce, baked goods, flowers and a slow morning walk through the brick streets.
The Summer Arts Festival is a long-running art and music gathering, now held at Aksarben Village, with artist booths, food and live performances. It has been an Omaha tradition for around 50 years, so it is a reliable summer outing.