Samuel Bak Museum: The Learning Center

Samuel Bak Museum: The Learning Center Collaboration and opportunities around art, Holocaust education, human rights and genocide.

Kinda chic to check our website for hours and plan your visit. Link in bio.
09/06/2026

Kinda chic to check our website for hours and plan your visit. Link in bio.

We look forward to seeing our incredible K-12 educators and teaching professionals! 📚 Please join us on Tuesday, Septemb...
09/04/2026

We look forward to seeing our incredible K-12 educators and teaching professionals! 📚 Please join us on Tuesday, September 15, between 4:00 PM and 7:00 PM at Samuel Bak Museum: The Learning Center for our K-12 Educator Open House. Connect with fellow teachers and discover exciting educational resources!

RSVP Link: https://hubs.ly/Q04wCZPf0

For questions, email us at [email protected].

Check out our events for the month of September!RSVP on our website - linked in bio.
09/02/2026

Check out our events for the month of September!

RSVP on our website - linked in bio.

Visit SBMLC on Sundays after Aksarben's Farmer's Market! We are open from 12 PM to 4 PM on Sundays. Check our website fo...
08/30/2026

Visit SBMLC on Sundays after Aksarben's Farmer's Market! We are open from 12 PM to 4 PM on Sundays. Check our website for hours before you arrive - https://hubs.ly/Q04qm19z0

Image description: Get your baguette and see a Bak! Free entry.

Swipe to learn about featured artist, Harmonia Rosales. Visit the Museum to learn and see even more!
08/27/2026

Swipe to learn about featured artist, Harmonia Rosales. Visit the Museum to learn and see even more!

08/20/2026

Past, Present, Futures is here! Come visit the new exhibition Wednesday through Sunday. Check our website to see open hours before your visit.



University of Nebraska at Omaha

Symbol Sunday! During the Holocaust, music was resistance. When it was written, played, and performed in the ghettos, it...
08/09/2026

Symbol Sunday! During the Holocaust, music was resistance. When it was written, played, and performed in the ghettos, it was a way for Jewish people to re-assert their humanity when it had been stripped from them in every other way. Even when persecuted musicians were killed, their writings lived on, allowing for collective memory to keep the departed alive.

Visit our upcoming exhibition Past, Present, Futures to learn more. It opens to the public on August 19.

Image description: A group of men with wings play instruments that are not fully there.

Samuel Bak, Last Movement, 1996
Oil on linen, 55 1⁄8 × 63 inches
Collection of Samuel Bak Museum: The Learning Center
University of Nebraska at Omaha

Meet featured artist, April Bey. She says this about the unique backgrounds for her artwork, "For me, the artwork is the...
08/07/2026

Meet featured artist, April Bey. She says this about the unique backgrounds for her artwork, "For me, the artwork is the physical object and its background is also a part of it. That’s because my practice comes from the premise of me being an alien from another planet, sharing my vision and snapshots of places on my planet. When viewers come to look at the work, I want them to have enough space that envelops them so they can check out temporarily from Earth. And check in to the imagery that I’m trying to show them from my planet, which is called Atlantica. Every piece needs to have its own background to convey to the viewer that now they are off earth. And that I expect them to think a little bit differently and move a little bit differently."

Visit our upcoming exhibition "Past, Present, Futures" to learn more. It opens to the public on August 19.

Read the full article here: https://hubs.ly/Q04qlN390

Image description: A woman with a confident expression on her face.



Meet featured artist, April Bey. She says this about her work, "I’m excited about the future. I’m not interested in show...
08/03/2026

Meet featured artist, April Bey. She says this about her work, "I’m excited about the future. I’m not interested in showing black suffering, poverty or trauma. I just want to show what I see."

Visit our upcoming exhibition "Past, Present, Futures" to learn more. It opens to the public on August 19.

Read the full article here: https://hubs.ly/Q04qlPF_0

Image description: A woman with red hair and glasses smiles.



Address

2289 S. 67th Street
Omaha, NE
68106

Opening Hours

Wednesday 10am - 4pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 4pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm
Sunday 12pm - 4pm

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+14025546100

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