

Photo by Jeremy · owner-provided
North Downtown grew up around the Saddle Creek Records block. Slowdown, Film Streams' Ruth Sokolof Theater, and the bars on North 14th share one stretch of Mike Fahey Street.
Rally Coffee opens early at 749 North 14th, on this block. The walk is the sidewalk between a film, a coffee, and whatever is on the marquee.
It is a short loop on purpose. The shows are the long part.
Once warehouse district and rail yards, NoDo's transformation began with Saddle Creek Records relocating The Slowdown here in 2007. Film Streams' Ruth Sokolof Theater followed. The opening of Steelhouse Omaha (2024) and continued development around 14th and Webster have made this the live entertainment spine of the city. The area connects the Old Market to the north via a creative corridor that grows each year.
Annual outdoor festival at Stinson Park featuring national acts.
North Downtown grew up around the Saddle Creek Records block. Slowdown, Film Streams' Ruth Sokolof Theater, and the bars on North 14th share one stretch of Mike Fahey Street. Rally Coffee opens early at 749 North 14th, on this block. The walk is the sidewalk between a film, a coffee, and whatever is on the marquee. It is a short loop on purpose. The shows are the long part.
Walk stops, neighborhood icons, and the rooms with something on the calendar in North Downtown.




The ice cream, waffle cones and even the sprinkles are made in Coneflower's own kitchen.




Opened in 2012 as a tribute to Rosenblatt Stadium, a short walk from Charles Schwab Field.











A speakeasy-style cocktail bar inside Hotel Indigo downtown.

The ice cream, waffle cones and even the sprinkles are made in Coneflower's own kitchen.
