

Photo by Jeremy · owner-provided
Midtown Crossing wraps Turner Park with apartments, restaurants, and the Mutual of Omaha campus, which has held this ground since 1957. The mixed-use blocks arrived in phases after 2009. On summer Thursdays, Jazz on the Green fills the park.
The walk stays inside the complex: a board-game cafe, wood-fired pizza, and a whiskey bar. Blackstone's Farnam strip is the next neighborhood west and has its own stroll.
Show up for the music when the calendar says so. The park is the neighborhood's living room the rest of the week.
The Mutual of Omaha headquarters campus has anchored this area since 1957. Midtown Crossing, a mixed-use development opening in phases from 2009, brought residential towers, restaurants, and retail around Turner Park. Jazz on the Green (free outdoor concerts on Thursday evenings in summer) has been a beloved Omaha tradition since 1993.
Free outdoor jazz concerts. Omaha's favorite summer tradition.
Midtown Crossing wraps Turner Park with apartments, restaurants, and the Mutual of Omaha campus, which has held this ground since 1957. The mixed-use blocks arrived in phases after 2009. On summer Thursdays, Jazz on the Green fills the park. The walk stays inside the complex: a board-game cafe, wood-fired pizza, and a whiskey bar. Blackstone's Farnam strip is the next neighborhood west and has its own stroll. Show up for the music when the calendar says so. The park is the neighborhood's living room the rest of the week.
Walk stops, neighborhood icons, and the rooms with something on the calendar in Midtown Crossing.


Wood-fired pizza with a self-pour taproom at Midtown Crossing.





A tiny vegan coffee parlor that roasts its own specialty coffee.


The first Bronco's opened at 30th and Fort in 1959.


Wood-fired pizza with a self-pour taproom at Midtown Crossing.




Bubble tea, and any drink can be made hot or slushed.





Neighborhood park on the district's east edge with tennis courts, a playground, and open green space — a favorite for pickup games and dog walks.

Community park north of the district with a popular playground, community garden, and Friday-night summer markets.

Intimate concert hall at Joslyn Art Museum featuring classical and chamber music.



A Scottish Baronial-style castle built in 1903 by George and Sarah Joslyn — newspaper magnates whose endowment also created the Joslyn Art Museum.

One of Omaha's most established contemporary fine art galleries, representing regional and national artists.

Open Thursday through Saturday only.

A Capitol District live-music lounge, open Friday and Saturday nights.