The Omar is a beautiful wedding venue located in Midtown Omaha, NE - where timeless architecture meets contemporary amenities and decorative elements. Boasting an art-deco style, the restored building still showcases many of its original features from its days as the Omar Baking Building in 1923. From exposed brick walls to an abundance of natural light, this venue provides an elegant backdrop to any photograph.

An early 20th century industrial granary building turned 21st century modern luxury event space. We personally craft a luxury experience that celebrates life and the joy of entertaining. Venues At The Granary is an event venue open to weddings, private events, and corporate parties. The venues feature unique architectural elements that merge the past with present and historic with modern, making it an unparalleled backdrop for your event.

Escape to a luxurious oasis at The Garden Room. Show-stopping chandeliers play off of vibrant greenery in this space, enhanced by an industrial look with a storehouse of furnishings customizable to your next celebration. In the speakeasy, guests will experience an intimate space with bistro-style furnishings in this playful hall of mirrors. The Garden Room accommodates corporate and social events for up to 350 cocktail style or 220 seated guests.

Omaha’s most fashionable event venue. Home of Omaha Fashion Week, the nation’s fourth largest fashion event, the Omaha Design Center is the center for creative events in Downtown Omaha. Enchant your guests at this industrial chic space, which underwent a multi-million dollar refurbishment in 2016. The venue has a storehouse of furniture and a flexible layout, customized to your preferences. Omaha Design Center accommodates corporate and social events for up to 1,000 cocktail style or 600 seated guests. Our intimate patio is excellent for getting fresh air in between courses or dances, complete with a view of the metropolitan skyline.

Built in downtown Omaha in 1920 at the corner of 19th and Jackson Streets, Founders One • Nine is on the National Register of Historic Places. Its name is derived from the corner it resides on. History says that Jackson Street was named in honor of James A. Jackson. Jackson, one of Omaha’s original town site founders and founder of Omaha’s first department store, Tootle and Jackson. The mid-century modern building was formerly the Roy A. Ralph Printing and Lithograph Co. as well as Fisher Fixture Company and has been reimagined as Founders One • Nine, Omaha’s newest urban chic event space.

The Gallery’s prime location in the Capitol District is conveniently located just a few steps away from TripAdvisor’s #1 Traveler-Ranked Hotel, the Omaha Marriott Downtown, as well as delicious restaurants, the CHI Health Center and Arena, and just a few blocks away from the thriving Old Market. This pristine location makes for a great convenience to your guests and attendees and an essential decision-making factor when choosing among wedding and private party venues in Omaha.

Looking for character and charm? Our building is a staple in Omaha, first built in 1887 as the Bemis Brothers bag company. More than a century ago, the Ballroom was a loading dock for the Bemis company. The wood floors danced on are original to the space. Today, it's an Omaha Landmark and on the national register of historic places. Turn your wedding day into a weekend event. Our Ballroom is surrounded by hotels, restaurants, and dance clubs. Begin the day at our neighboring salon and spa and follow it with photos of the surrounding natural brick backdrops. Choose from a number of outdoor ceremony options or say “I Do” in our temperature-controlled ballroom.