Current ExhibitS
CREIGHTON STADIUM PHOTO EXHIBITION
NOW – FEBRUARY 15, 2026
Did you know before it was a “basketball” school, Creighton once played football? It started on a cold December morning in 1891, when Creighton University clashed with the University of Nebraska Medical Center on the gridiron. Dressed in sweatpants and t-shirts, the Creighton players walked off the muddy field that day victorious. Football, however, faded at the school, along with Creighton Stadium, which was torn down in 1966.
What happened? Explore a fascinating part of Creighton’s history and the short-lived legacy of a ragtag group of boys in this Photo Archive display.
The project was curated by Durham Museum intern Emily Gaddy, a graduate of Creighton University.
THE SOPRANOS: NINETEENTH CENTURY A-LISTERS
NOW – JUNE 7, 2026
Our latest showcase from the Byron Reed Collection highlights rare items from the world of 19th-century entertainment, when a theater boom brought live performers, especially opera singers, into the spotlight. Reed’s manuscript collection includes portraits and programs from the likes of renowned vocalists Henriette Sontag and Jenny “The Swedish Nightingale” Lind, who captivated audiences across Europe and won the hearts of American listeners, as well. Visitors can also learn about notable performer Mary Münchhoff, who called Omaha home.
This project was curated by Durham Museum intern Mina Bussa, University of Nebraska at Omaha graduate.
ADMISSION
Adults: $15*
Seniors (62+): $12*
Military/Veteran: $12*
Children (ages 3 – 12): $8*
*PLUS TAX
Children 2 years and under FREE
Members: FREE!
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Advance reservations are encouraged, but walk-ins are welcome.
Members, your free admission discount is applied near the end of the online registration process.
