A Mutual of Omaha-developed open-air neighborhood in Midtown with restaurants, shops and 7.5-acre Turner Park, home to free summer concerts.
Midtown Crossing is a mixed-use, open-air neighborhood in Midtown Omaha, developed by Mutual of Omaha. Its official site describes it as a modern, sophisticated setting that combines residences, restaurants and retail around a central green. Turner Park is the heart of the district. The 7.5-acre public green space has grass, trees and shaded areas, and leashed dogs are welcome, with relief stations and water bowls provided. The park hosts events including Jazz on the Green, a free concert series, as well as a night market, outdoor fitness classes, festivals and foodie crawls.
A full calendar is posted on the Midtown Crossing website. Around the park are locally owned restaurants with happy hours and private dining, along with services such as a bank and phone repair. Parking is in on-site garages, and the neighborhood is close to Farnam Street. Midtown Crossing works well for couples, groups and families who want a walkable spot for dinner, a stroll and an event, without needing a full-day plan.
A revitalized historic district along Farnam Street between 36th and 42nd Streets, known for restaurants, bars, shops and a monthly Second Saturday event.
Free entry
Nearest CityLine stays: Midtown Home w/ Historic Charm (0.5 mi), Blue Oasis: Modern 1-Bed Retreat Apt 1 (0.7 mi) · See all rentals by distance
A Scottish Baronial mansion built for George and Sarah Joslyn, open for guided tours, with 5.5 acres of gardens and grounds open daily from sunrise to sunset.
Adults $20
Nearest CityLine stays: Midtown Home w/ Historic Charm (0.4 mi), Blue Oasis: Modern 1-Bed Retreat Apt 1 (0.6 mi) · See all rentals by distance
Omaha's major art museum, with more than 30 galleries spanning ancient to contemporary work, three connected buildings and sculpture gardens. General admission is free.
Free entry
Nearest CityLine stays: Blue Oasis: Modern 1-Bed Retreat Apt 1 (0.8 mi), Midtown Home w/ Historic Charm (1.0 mi) · See all rentals by distance
Hours and prices come from Midtown Crossing and Turner Park’s official information and can change, so confirm on their website before you go. Back to all things to do
