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Live Life in Omaha

Omaha offers older adults a unique blend of Midwestern warmth, scenic green spaces, and engaging cultural experiences—making it a wonderful place to enjoy an active, wellness-focused lifestyle. From riverfront strolls and hands-on cooking classes to community enrichment and art museums, Omaha delivers a senior-friendly environment rooted in connection, comfort, and exploration.

Begin your day at the Lauritzen Gardens, Omaha’s botanical center and urban oasis. Older adults can explore paved walking paths through 100 acres of curated gardens, a rose garden, and a seasonal model train exhibit. Trams and mobility scooters are available, and the garden offers senior discounts, guided tours, and seasonal events tailored for all mobility levels.

For a waterfront outing, visit the Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge, a scenic, flat bridge crossing the Missouri River that connects Omaha to Iowa. The trailhead connects to the RiverFront—a revitalized park system that includes gentle walking paths, shaded seating, and ADA-accessible event spaces.

If you’re looking to stay sharp and social, the Omaha Metro Area Agency on Aging connects older adults to wellness classes, nutrition support, and engaging senior centers throughout the city. For more structured enrichment, the Lifelong Learning Program at the University of Nebraska Omaha (UNO) offers adult learners 50+ a variety of in-person and online classes—from wellness and technology to history and current events.

Culinary-minded older adults will enjoy The Seasoned Chef Cooking Classes offered at local Hy-Vee grocery stores, which focus on approachable, healthy meal prep and often feature dietitian-led sessions. Or check out Kitchen Table downtown, which occasionally hosts small community workshops and serves locally sourced meals in a relaxed setting.

Round out your week with a visit to the Joslyn Art Museum (currently undergoing renovations but hosting community pop-up exhibits) or the Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts, both of which offer accessible programming and quiet, reflective spaces perfect for a creative break.

Whether you're walking among wildflowers, discovering a new hobby, or enjoying fresh farm-to-table fare, Omaha provides a nurturing environment for older adults to stay active, inspired, and joyfully connected.