Holland Performing Arts Center, Modern concert hall in downtown Omaha, United States
The Holland Performing Arts Center is a modern venue in downtown Omaha with two main performance halls. The larger Kiewit Concert Hall seats about 2,000 people, while the smaller Scott Hall accommodates around 350 guests.
The center opened in 2005 to expand the cultural offerings of Nebraska's largest city. Its design by architecture firm HDR, Inc. marked a significant investment in Omaha's downtown development.
The center is home to the Omaha Symphony Orchestra and draws international artists, comedians, and theater companies to perform here. Visitors notice how the spaces serve both public performances and local community gatherings.
The venue is easy to reach and locate from downtown streets with clear access points around the building. Plan to arrive with time to spare on event days, as the surrounding streets can fill up during popular shows.
The building integrates European design elements with engineered acoustics that enhance sound quality across both halls. This technical care makes performances here sound remarkably clear and well-balanced.
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