21st Biennial Native Omahans Club Days

"And The Beat Goes On" 

July 31st - August 7th. Omaha's from around the globe are joining in the week long North Omaha community festival.

​                                         July 31th, 2017

6 p.m - 2 a.m

  Kick off with Sip & Condensate

21st Biennial Native Omahans Days of 2017, celebrating over 40 years of community, friends, and family. Come out to the Club 5216 (5216 N 24th St) and enjoy the food and drink and excitement and start the celebration right and welcome home all our returning family of Native Omahans.

Aug 2 @ 5:00 pm

          Gospel Fest @ Salem Baptist Church

Join us in inaugurating this year’s Native Omaha Day Celebration with a stunning Gospel concert. Doors open at 5 and are FREE and open to the public of all ages            

  August 3rd 2017

6 p.m. - 2 a.m.

Native Omahans Club Social Mixer 

Get the day starting with friends and family with great food and drinks & Live Entertainment provided by the amazing and delicious Club 5216! (5216 N 24th St)

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 Aug 5 @ 10:00 am

21st Biannual Native Omahans Days Parade is here!

Parade Grand Marshall:  Rodney Wead 

Parade Route: Lake to Sprague on North 30th Street will be there to promply start the parade on time.

Come out and line up along 30th Street and cheer as over 40 floats and friends and neighbors put on an amazing show you won’t forget!

August 5^th, 2017

21th Biannual Native Omahans Club.Inc. Dance

“And The Beat Goes On”

Featuring

            Daniel D. Cover & Angelina Sherie

            DJ: Little Joe

           7-8 p.m. Hors d’oeuvres

          Doubletree Hotel

          1616 Dodges St

           Omaha, Ne

Complimentary Parking at

Central City Garage entrance at 17th & Capital St 

  *Tickets $40/ $45 Day of

Tickets can be purchase at these places

OEDC

Club 5216

Brenda Places 

​See Menu

Need Hotel Rooms/Dance Tickets

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