Had the best experience, watched Snarky Puppy. Space was amazingly beautiful. Drinks and food was very good. Ushers were so kind and willing to help you find your way around at every time. I loved it and I’m very impressed.

Drove from Buckeye Az to Omaha Ne to see Leonid and Friends at the Holland Center in downtown Omaha. Fantastic setting for a super performance by the great Russian performers. Venue was beautiful and the acoustic’s were top notch! A great time and setting. Seating was very spacious and comfortable. The only glitch was we had 4 tickets together in Row W, and the numbering went W-2, W-4, W-6, W-10 and W-8. This meant we had a stranger between my wife and I in W-10. He was kind enough, for a free drink, to switch seats so we could be together. You wouldn’t think seat numbering would be an issue after being open as long as it had.

Saw Christopher Cross with the Omaha Symphony. Absolutely amazing performance, and the venue was wonderful. Great acoustics, great seating, very organized in and out, and an overall fabulous experience. Congrats to the Holland Center for the Performing Arts!!

Our first time at the Holland Center for the Performing Arts. We were the guests of friends. We attended the Kaneko & Akiho 'visual' concert. The venue was outstanding: the architecture of the hall, the excellent acoustics & lighting, the capability & enthusiasm of the musicians, the conducting of the orchestra, the singers & their costumes, the creativity of the artist & composer who were honored; even our seats in the orchestra section were quite comfortable.The conductor was extremely personable.The construction, presentation, & utilization (as an instrument!) of the 'Head' was brilliant & creative. I expected its eyes to open as the two musicians were 'playing' it! (You would have had to have been there) I enjoyed every minute of it! An appreciate audience made the evening delightful.

I sat in Balcony One. I am 5'11 tall. The person sitting in front of me was about my height. I was so disappointed that I had to lean to the left or to the right during the entire performance to see the stage. Perhaps Orchestra seating or front row would be better, but then I would block the view of the people behind me.