ARTS ON HOW THEY’LL USE THE MONEY. OMAHA PERFORMING ARTS ONE OF THE CITY’S LARGEST ENTERTAINMENT GROUPS WILL BENEFIT FROM THIS. EXACT FUNDING AND THE GROUP IS PRESIDENT SAYS THIS MONEY IS VERY WELL NEEDED COVID-19 SILENCED MUCH OF OMAHA’S ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY, BUT THE INTERMISSION MAY SOON BE OVER THANKS TO TEN MILLION DOLLARS IN CARES ACT FUNDING APPROVED BY DOUGLAS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS IN ORDER TO REOPEN SAFELY ADDITIONAL FUNDING WILL BE REQUIRED TO ENSURE THAT THESE FACILITIES MITIGATE THE RISK TO AUDIENCES AND ARTISTS PROVIDE PPE EQUIPMENT FOR THE STAFF. OTHERS AND MARKET AND PROMOTE THE NEW ACTIVITIES AND REOPENING EVENTS OMAHA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION WILL DISTRIBUTE THE FUNDS AMONG 13 ORGANIZATIONS IN THE ARTS CULTURE AND ENTERTAINMENT SCEPTERS THE BIGGEST RECIPIENT OMAHA PERFORMING ARTS SINCE THE MIDDLE OF MARCH WE CLOSED BOTH THE HOLLAND PERFORMING ARTS CENTER IN THE ORPHEUM THEATER AND HAVE CANCELED OVER FOUR HUNDRED PERFORMANCES IN EVENTS. SO THAT’S…
