Summer Livingcast Things To Do

Summer Livingcast Things To Do

Topic Author: Rusty Lord

Posted: 9:34 AM May 25, 2009

Replies Posted: 7 comments

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Since the school year has come to an end for most of the students, it makes sense that the Schoolcast is no longer needed on Daybreak. In it's place we have the Summer Livingcast with a new section featuring Things To Do! We'll use this segment to showcase events in Omaha and the surrounding area. I would love to have some ideas to put in this segment since you can only find so much on the Internet (Ha, spellcheck says Internet should be capitalized, strange?) I am looking for summer activities that are free or affordable for kids or the whole family. If you know of anything whatsoever please post on my blog or email the details to sixonline@wowt.com. We're looking for something for every day of the week all summer long!

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by tim on Jul 19, 2009 at 03:05 PM

northshore bar and grill on a 102nd and maple ha the best cajun food in omaha

by Anonymous on Jul 13, 2009 at 10:10 AM

Pick up a "Go Play" booklet from any Omaha Public Library. It has 34 different places to go, most of them free parks or cheap activities.

by K8 on Jun 15, 2009 at 09:57 AM

I am pretty sure that the libraries have programs for most kids.

by Robin on Jun 13, 2009 at 08:49 AM

Don't forget about SunDawgs that is sponsored by the Omaha Parks&Rec. It's free and at many parks. (Those purple shacks in the parks are Sun Dawg shacks!!) Kids go swimming every Friday and take something like 6 field trips through the summer. Check their website for more info. P.S. I think spellcheck is wrong about the cap issue for internet!! :)

by Rick on Jun 2, 2009 at 08:40 AM

Hey y'all....Mr Rusty...check this link out for free (or near free) things to do...http://app.e2ma.net/campaign/31567.0497b1ac45a242863c790cc44972d2a5 Scroll down to Travel In Nebraska...has some items listed....

by Chris on May 28, 2009 at 11:13 PM

The state parks are always a good choice. An annual permit is only $20. Pack a lunch and make a picnic out of the trek. Their Great Park Pursuit program might be interesting also.

by Melisa on May 28, 2009 at 06:29 AM

Coming home from my mother in laws this past weekend we went through Columbus. They have a water park called Pawney Plunge, of course my four children wanted to get out and go right then, we stopped to get a flier and the charge for a 1 day pass for a family is only $25!!!! I know we will be going back, there is 6 of us in our family and we can't go anywhere for the price and enjoy ourselves!!