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Pg. 26 Your Guide to Omaha's Original Historic Arts + BLACKSTONE • THE CAPITOL DISTRICT • MIDTOWN CROSSING • NODO 2020-2021 MAP PG. 26 YOUR GUIDE TO OMAHA’S ORIGINAL HISTORIC ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT Four Old Market Originals Unique holiday décor, ornaments, collectibles, and gifts for every season. oTannenbaum.com 402-345-9627 Chocolates and fudge made in our own kitchen, plus many other sweet temptations. OldMarketCandy.com 402-344-8846 OldMarket.com Four Old Market Discover these four purveyors of unique and tasteful goods, found only Originals in Omaha’s historic Old Market. Unique holiday décor, ornaments, Travel essentials plus downtown’s largest collectibles, and gifts for every season. selection of souvenirs and Nebraska-made gifts. oTannenbaum.com OldMarketSundries.com 402-345-9627 402-345-7646 Chocolates and fudge made Authentic Italian desserts, espresso & in our own kitchen, plus many coffee drinks—featuring premium soft other sweet temptations. serve ice cream with 16 choices of tasty OldMarketCandy.com flavors and crunchy mix-ins. 402-344-8846 DolciOldMarket.com 402-345-8198 OldMarket.com All located at 10th & Howard 4 THE OLD MARKET DIRECTORY Voted #1 BEST AXE THROWING in Omaha! Flying Timber is Omaha’s original axe throwing venue. Book a lane, invite some friends, have a drink, grab an axe, throw it at the wall for fun! GROUP RATES AVAILABLE PERFECT FOR CORPORATE EVENTS & HOLIDAY PARTIES Flyingtimber.com / 402.933.5577 1507 Farnam2020-2021 St., | oldmarket.comOmaha NE 68102 For a list of upcoming events visit WWW.CHIHEALTHCENTEROMAHA.COM 455 N. 10th Street | Omaha, NE 68102 | 402.341.1500 2020-2021 | oldmarket.com 6 THE OLD MARKET DIRECTORY About Strolling through The Old Market district is a feast for the senses. Smells coming from over 40 restaurants, the sounds of street performers on the corners, the people-watching available at over 20 pubs and taverns, and the feel of the brick-laid roads under your feet—are all easily within walking distance of the numerous hotels and attractions in Downtown Omaha. Treat yourself with a spa treatment after all the walking you’ll want to do or sip a drink on one of the numerous outdoor patios—the market has you covered. When you stay and shop in The Old Market, you’re support- ing local, independent, one-of-a-kind businesses. These establishments provide an experience you won’t find anywhere else. @OmahaOldMarket | #OmahaOldMarket Get the Latest Information at OldMarket.com Cover photo provided courtesy of Visit Omaha Visit the Omaha Visitors Center at 1001 Farnam St. For more information, go to VisitOmaha.com The Old Market Directory is Owned & Published by Omaha Magazine, LTD. | Designed by Mady Besch CONTACT US ABOUT INDOOR OR OUTDOOR EVENT SPACE FOR HOSTING A PARTY WITH 25-300 PEOPLE. For Advertising Information, call 402-884-2000 2020-2021 | oldmarket.com 2019-2020 | oldmarket.com CONTACT US ABOUT INDOOR OR OUTDOOR EVENT SPACE FOR HOSTING A PARTY WITH 25-300 PEOPLE. 2020-2021 | oldmarket.com 2019-2020 | oldmarket.com 8 THE OLD MARKET DIRECTORY Table of Contents 06...ABOUT THE 36...SERVICES OLD MARKET Banking Business Services 10...INFORMATION Event Venues General Information Health & Beauty Parking Salons & Spas Transportation Tattoo Parlors Air Travel Wellness Airport Shuttles Praise & Worship Bicycle Services Bus/Charter 38...SHOPPING Car Rental Companies Antiques City Tours Books Limo Clothing & Accessories Taxi Gift & Specialties Train Home Décor Weather Jewelry Music 14...HISTORY Smoke Shops The Historic Old Market Historic Tour 42...WHERE TO STAY Then/Now Lodging Downtown Hotels 18...CALENDAR Moving & Storage Real Estate 20...ATTRACTIONS Agents, Developers, & Managers 26...OLD MARKET MAP 46...NEARBY ... 28 THINGS TO DO Map & Business Listings Arts & Entertainment Art Galleries 50...BLACKSTONE Experiences Museum Attractions 52...THE CAPITOL Theater & Performing Arts DISTRICT 32...FOOD & DRINK 54...MIDTOWN Food & Beverage CROSSING Bar & Grill Coffee & Tea 56...NORTH Dining DOWNTOWN Grocery Sweet Shops Nightlife 2020-2021 | oldmarket.com 2020-2021 | oldmarket.com 10 THE OLD MARKET DIRECTORY Information GENERAL INFORMATION Downtown Omaha, Inc. (downtownomahainc.org, 19th & Harney) ______________ 402-341-3700 Greater Omaha Chamber of Commerce (omahachamber.org, 808 Conagra Drive) ______________ 402-346-5000 Old Market Association (oldmarket.com) ____________________________________ 402-916-1796 Omaha Convention & Visitors Bureau (visitomaha.com) ___________________________________ 402-444-4660 Omaha Downtown Improvement District (omahadowntown.org, 16th & Dodge) _________________ 402-916-1796 Omaha Visitors Center (visitomaha.com, C1, 10th & Farnam) __________________ 402-444-7762 PARKING The Old Market offers metered parking, covered parking in area garages, several area lots, and valet parking. The City of Omaha’s Park Omaha program offers numerous parking options to downtown visitors. The city garages are a cheaper and ample alterna- tive to street parking. The Park Omaha website provides visitors with an interactive tool to locate public parking. An app to pay for parking at the meters is available. There is a free download for Android and IOS systems. Visit parkomaha.com. Park Omaha (parkomaha.com) ___________________________________402-444-PARK SP+ Omaha (parking.com) ______________________________________402-401-2846 TRANSPORTATION AIR TRAVEL Alaska _______________________________________________ 800-654-5669 American ____________________________________________ 800-433-7300 Delta ________________________________________________ 800-221-1212 Eppley Airfield (4501 Abbott Dr.) _______________________ 402-661-8017 Frontier _____________________________________________ 800-432-1359 Southwest ___________________________________________ 800-435-9792 United ______________________________________________ 800-864-8331 AIRPORT SHUTTLES Navigator Airport Express _____________________________ 800-888-9793 OMALiNK ___________________________________________ 402-475-5465 BICYCLE SERVICES Bike Rack ____________________________________________ 402-333-1031 Heartland B-Cycle ____________________________________ 402-957-2453 BUS/CHARTER Arrow Stage Lines ____________________________________ 800-356-0727 Greyhound (16th & Jackson) ___________________________ 800-231-2222 Ollie the Trolley (olliethetrolley.com) ____________________ 402-597-3596 Omaha Metro ________________________________________ 402-341-0800 OMALiNK ___________________________________________ 402-475-5465 CAR RENTAL COMPANIES Advantage Rent A Car ________________________________ 800-777-5500 Alamo _______________________________________________ 888-826-6893 Avis _________________________________________________ 800-633-3469 Budget ______________________________________________ 800-218-7992 Dollar _______________________________________________ 800-800-4000 Enterprise ___________________________________________ 800-261-7331 2020-2021 | oldmarket.com 11 THE OLD MARKET DIRECTORY Chanel | Hermes | Louis Vuitton Vintage Jewelry Designer Accessories NEW LOCATION 1449 S. 13TH STREET OMAHA, NEBRASKA 68108 Call or Text for Detailed Directions or UBER Pick-up (402) 990-4472 PRETTYINPATINA.COM 2020-2021 | oldmarket.com 12 THE OLD MARKET DIRECTORY Information Hertz ________________________________________________ 800-654-3131 National _____________________________________________ 877-222-9058 Thrifty _______________________________________________ 800-541-7044 CITY TOURS Magical Journey Carriage Service (mjcarriage.com, 11th & Howard) _____________________ 402-453-6745 NE Tour Company (nebraskatourcompany.com) __________________________ 402-881-3548 Ollie the Trolley (olliethetrolley.com, 1528 N. Saddle Creek Rd.) _________ 402-597-3596 Omaha Patio Ride (omahapatioride.com, 414 S. 10th St.) _________________ 402-519-5225 Tuk Tuk Omaha (tuktukomaha.com) __________________________________ 531-203-3079 LIMO Accent Limousine (8509 Madison St.) ____________________ 402-592-5003 Old Market Limousine (202 E. Grant St.) _________________ 402-593-7886 VIP Limousine ________________________________________ 402-934-5466 TAXI Checker Cab _________________________________________ 402-339-0110 City Taxi _____________________________________________ 402-933-8700 zTrip ________________________________________________ 402-292-2222 TRAIN Amtrak Station (9th & Pacific)___________________________ 402-342-1501 Amtrak Reservations __________________________________ 800-872-7245 WEATHER JANUARY MAY SEPTEMBER Temp (F) Temp (F) Temp (F) High 33o Low 14o High 74o Low 51o High 78o Low 54o Precip. (in) .7” Precip. (in) 5” Precip. (in) 2.7” Snow (in) 6” Snow (in) 0” Snow (in) 0” Wind (mph) Wind (mph) Wind (mph) 11 / NNW 11 / SSE 9 / SSE FEBRUARY JUNE OCTOBER Temp (F) Temp (F) Temp (F) High 38o Low 18o High 83o Low 61o High 65o Low 42o Precip. (in) .9” Precip. (in) 4” Precip. (in) 2” Snow (in) 6” Snow (in) 0” Snow (in) 0” Wind (mph) Wind (mph) Wind (mph) 11 / NNW 10 / SSE 10 / SSE MARCH JULY NOVEMBER Temp (F) Temp (F) Temp (F) High 51o Low 28o High 87o Low 66o High 49o Low 29o Precip. (in) 2” Precip. (in) 4” Precip. (in) 1.7” Snow (in) 4” Snow (in) 0” Snow (in) 3” Wind (mph) Wind (mph) Wind (mph) 12 / NNW 9 / SSE 11 / SSE APRIL AUGUST DECEMBER Temp (F) Temp (F) Temp (F) High 64o Low 40o High 85o Low 64o High 35o Low 17o Precip. (in) 3” Precip. (in) 4” Precip. (in) 1” Snow (in) 1” Snow (in) 0” Snow (in) 6” Wind (mph) Wind (mph) Wind (mph) 13 / SSE 8 / SSE 11 / NNW 2020-2021 | oldmarket.com 2019-2020 | oldmarket.com 13 THE OLD MARKET DIRECTORY 2020-2021 | oldmarket.com 2019-2020 | oldmarket.com
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