Bring the entire family every third Thursday in the Joslyn Castle neighborhood along 40th Street, between Dodge and Cuming Streets. District partners Cathedral Arts Project Omaha, Cali Commons, Joslyn Castle & Gardens, and the Joslyn Castle Neighborhood Association, are looking forward to opening up our venues for an evening of art, food, and fun!
Joslyn Castle & Gardens
October 2nd from 5 – 8 pm Joslyn Castle & Gardens welcomes you to the closing reception of two art shows in the Carriage House and our end of season vendor fair where guests can shop over 20 local artists’ and creatives’ booths in the Castle gardens!
Vendors include:
Ambrosial Apothecary
Thorn Wren
Stephanie Sleeper Art
Clover 24 #109
Pinecones and Thorns
Wander About Oddities
Teri Coolidge Utility Bags
Lion Heart Canyon Studio
Third Nail Creations
Stellar Made
Spencer Fine Art
Winter Count
Mary Makes Mischief
Alexis Johnson Fashion Design
402 Beauty Therapy
Pressed in Black
Lisa Harnack Art
Cannon Marz
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The Bay OMA will be set up on the East side of the Castle leading skateboarding demonstrations for kiddos!
“The Bay OMA, a Benson-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit, will be on-site facilitating free skateboarding demos and lessons for youth ages 18 and under, with rental skateboards and helmets available at no extra cost. A signed liability waiver must be completed by a parent/guardian on-site or ahead of the Third Thursday Art Walk by visitinghttps://bit.ly/thebaywaiver.”
Join us in the Carriage House for the closing reception of two art shows! The Carriage House Gallery will feature a joint show by Omaha Artists Fredy Rincon & Gerardo “Pollo” Diaz.
In the newly opened second gallery in the Carriage House will be the opening reception of “Exhi-BIKE-Tion.” This exhibition invites artists to explore how biking shapes the way we move, connect, and imagine our lives. From everyday commutes to childhood memories, critical mass rides to quiet moments in motion—we want the stories only your art can tell.
This event is not only a display of our community’s love for biking and talent for art but also a fundraiser for The Community Bike Project, Omaha’s only non-profit dedicated to providing low-to-no-cost access to bikes, tools, and cycling education for people of all ages.
The Castle & Cathedral District is only made possible from a designation by the Nebraska Arts Council.