Survive and thrive: let your many interests guide you into solo fun or adventures with friends! Take any of these ten ideas for a spin and transform being single in Omaha into whatever you make it. Some options are free, most are affordable, and the rest are worth the investment. First, The Dubliner hosts a weekly Monday comedy open mic starting at 9 p. You get five minutes to be extra funny! But remember, Shakedown Street also hosts a weekly function on Monday with an 8 p. Next up, the weekly Wednesday Down Under variety open mic starts at 8 p.
Musicians note the open jam every third Thursday! Finally, the historic 40th Street Theatre hosts monthly open mics in that third Thursday slot. Sets are 15 minutes. Sometimes fitness goals mean finding a gym right for your needs β from the equipment to the fees.
First, for a traditional experience, check out Bookworm. The shop hosts active book clubs and local authors, crediting you for your average spent for every twelve books during your next purchase. But Jackson Street Booksellers has a unique vibe for those who love wandering.
Used and rare books sit stacked chaotically on the floor and towering mazes of shelves. Then get to Dundee Book Company. Finally, with a dozen top-tier Omaha Public Libraries , you can read, use computers, and explore programs for casual readers and professional writers. Each library is a haven for all walks of life! Omaha loves coffee! Discover new flavors of this citywide passion with these shops.
Next up, Archetype has three beloved regional locations. Though humans and nature appear at odds, the two go together like peanut butter and ice cream. First thing is first: Fontenelle Forest has 1, acres, with exhibits each month. Or, if you want a free day pass, check one out, like a book, at one of the Omaha, Bellevue, or Council Bluffs Public Libraries!
