Benson-Ames Alliance Draft
Redevelopment Plan Unveiled We need your feedback! please read and respond to the first draft of the plan for the Benson-Ames Alliance based on public input sessions, UNO research and community surveys. Read more
Benson-Ames Alliance Looks at New Concepts More than 150 Benson-Ames Alliance residents and business owners met at Benson High School Thursday, March 2 for a public workshop. Read More
Woodbridge Place Game and Place Definition Process Woodbridge Neighborhood Association comes up with great ideas and a plan for lot at 78th and Sorenson. (Read More)
Benson Alliance Begins Erasmus Benson would be proud. The community he started, just northwest of Omaha, is making a new start just as he did in 1887.
Benson will lead the way as it builds a new Alliance that will become
the roadmap for the rest of the City. (Read More)
Leavenworth Neighborhood Begins Improvement Plan On September 19, 2002, the Leavenworth Neighborhood Association began a journey of renewal in their neighborhood. The group had requested that Omaha By Design then called Lively Omaha, help them... (Read More)
Ford Birthsite/Park Avenue
Neighborhood Explore Options with Place Game Ford Birthsite Neighborhood Association meets at Perk Ave Café for a Park Avenue Place Game. (Read More)
Historic architecture and new plazas will make 40 ththe “Street of Landmarks”
Place Game Results! Place Game helps Columbus Park get renovation funds [Read more]
Benson Place Game On July 26, 2004 Lively Omaha, and
the Benson Merchants Association joined
forces to conduct A Place Game workshop.
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20th Street Place Game
AIA creates new vision of 20th Street with Place Game Ideas [Read More]
Northeast Downtown Place Game
Place Game links Qwest Center Omaha to the Gene Leahy Mall and the Old Market [Read more]
Place Game on 11th Street On November 16, 2002, the Old Market Business Association and Lively Omaha jointly sponsored a Place Game Workshop with Old Market businesses and residents.
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Place Game on 20th Street On September 17th, Lively Omaha facilitated a Place Game for the Cultural Arts District Committee to introduce the concept of an arts corridor on 20th
Street."
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"Improving Omaha's Neighborhoods" Workshop On May 3rd and 4th, more than 100 people went to five neighborhoods to learn "how to turn a place around."
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Place Game on 11th Street 
"Improving Omaha's Neighborhoods" Workshop