Free June Events in Omaha: 2025 Lineup for Summer Fun
Summer is heating up, and Omaha is packed with free family-friendly fun all month long! Whether you're in the mood for live music, splashy celebrations, movies under the stars, or mindfulness with the kids—this list has something for everyone. ☀️Here’s your week-by-week guide to free events happening around Omaha this June:
JUNE 1–8
June 2 – Omaha Hydrant Parties Begin 💦
Cool off with free water fun on Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays throughout the summer.
Cool off with free water fun on Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays throughout the summer.
June 5 – Nights At The Joslyn 🎶
Enjoy an evening of music, art, and community at Joslyn Castle & Gardens.
Enjoy an evening of music, art, and community at Joslyn Castle & Gardens.
June 5–8 – Bellevue Rocks! Riverfront Festival 🎸🎡
A multi-day celebration at Bellevue’s riverfront with concerts, family fun, and local vendors.
A multi-day celebration at Bellevue’s riverfront with concerts, family fun, and local vendors.
June 6 – SummerFest at River’s Edge Park 🌞
Celebrate the season with live music and outdoor festivities along the Missouri River.
Celebrate the season with live music and outdoor festivities along the Missouri River.
JUNE 9–15
June 10 – Council Bluffs Hydrant Parties Begin 💧
Tuesdays and Thursdays are your days to splash and play across the river!
Tuesdays and Thursdays are your days to splash and play across the river!
June 12 – 75th at The RiverFront: Men’s College World Series Celebration ⚾🎉
Join the community at The RiverFront for a free fan fest tied to the 75th year of the CWS.
Join the community at The RiverFront for a free fan fest tied to the 75th year of the CWS.
June 14 – Omaha Freedom Festival Family Activities 🖤✨
Bring the whole crew for an afternoon of celebration, unity, and education.
Bring the whole crew for an afternoon of celebration, unity, and education.
JUNE 16–23
June 16 – Once Upon A Time at the Castle 🏰
Step into a storybook with this magical family event at Joslyn Castle.
Step into a storybook with this magical family event at Joslyn Castle.
June 20 – Family Night at The Union 👨👩👧👦
An evening of free fun, creativity, and connection at The Union for Contemporary Art.
An evening of free fun, creativity, and connection at The Union for Contemporary Art.
June 20 – Friday Night Movies: “Guardians of the Galaxy” 🎬🌌
Catch this action-packed Marvel favorite under the stars at Gene Leahy Mall.
Catch this action-packed Marvel favorite under the stars at Gene Leahy Mall.
June 21 – Lightning Bug Party at Hummel Nature Center 🐞✨
Chase fireflies and enjoy summer magic at this whimsical nighttime gathering.
JUNE 24–30
June 27 – City of Omaha Celebrates America Concert & Fireworks 🎆🎤
This year’s headliner is Ringo Starr and his All Starr Band—plus a dazzling fireworks display at Memorial Park! Don’t miss this epic night.
This year’s headliner is Ringo Starr and his All Starr Band—plus a dazzling fireworks display at Memorial Park! Don’t miss this epic night.
June 30 – Kids Yoga & Mindfulness with at the RiverFront🧘♂️🌿
Wind down the month with a calming and fun event designed to teach little ones about wellness and breathing techniques.
Wind down the month with a calming and fun event designed to teach little ones about wellness and breathing techniques.
Looking for more ways to soak up summer fun? This list is just the start!
Just reach out and let’s chat—I’d love to keep you in the loop on all the best things to do in Omaha. 🌟
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