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Folding the office job for a year full of (poker) adventures - PAGE 5
Link to page 1 HERE *(link to page 2 in comments page 1 etc)* The Villains Some names/nationalities/character description have been changed because of privacy Clicki finished 5th in the tourney for 180k$, he was familiar with winning these amounts and was gutted after being coolered brutally. An absolutely amazing score and run for a 888$ dollar buy-in tournament nonetheless. In the meantime Gary received his hospital bill, I think it was around 2300$. His insurance magically covered all the expenses and his parents never found out. He tells me he’s going to take it easy for this summer, as he did take several loans to finance his trip to Vegas. He even applied for a loan at the local bank beforehand, you can imagine that did not come through. However Gary wouldn’t be Gary if he wasn’t talking about other opportunities that would come in the (near) future. ‘’I think I first should play an EPT main event in order to gain some experience for the WSOP main event. I’m not gonna bother with small tourneys anymore’’. I always love it when Gary talks about high buy in tournaments while his tank is at 0, call it ambition. I figured that by renting out my place I could travel a bit through Europe. As a result of that I found myself with my friend Rien in Bratislava later that summer. After a good start on the first day I’m off the next one, I’m sitting down in a cash game and there seems to be a seat reserved. At the reserved place there is already 2k euro in chips, this is always a good sign. Usually well known local players seem to do this and they aren't the best players, often semi shady types that wanna show the table they have money and the authority to reserve a seat while everyone is already playing. Around one hour later the exact type that I expected shows up, it’s the type you’d see walking on the street and you would know; he probably doesn’t work for the government so to say. His name didn’t really surprised me either: Boris Because of his overly aggressive play I know to win a 500 euro pot of him and he immediately doesn’t like me that much. He’s talking a bit of shit to me in Slovakian but I think it wasn’t too bad. I just won a nice pot of him so I wasn't too bothered with it anyways. It’s just one of those many characters you come across in poker. This brings me back to the story of another classic Villain story out of Dublin. I never got his name but he turned out to be some kind of Polish drug dealer. After playing a small tournament in Dublin, an acquaintance of mine is playing in a 4 card poker game. I’m having a look at his table and one guy immediately stands out. He’s wearing a nice suit, a typical Louis Vuitton handbag across his shoulder, sunglasses of a designer brand, you get the picture. He’s leaning back in his chair and on his left is a table full of cocktails, probably around 6 different drinks. He has a massive stack in front of him of around 4000 euro (blinds are 1/2).On his right is a woman who’s with him, whenever it’s his turn he just says POT, instructing the dealer next to him to count the pot and that would be exactly what he would bet without even taking a glimpse at his cards. After this ritual, that occurred every single hand, the woman next to him would show him his cards. Although 4 card poker isn’t really my game, a game with a guy who isn’t even watching his cards before making full pot bets should be beatable. I decide to sit down and every pot is big because he’s in every pot. At one moment I’m observing him and expertly he moves a chip with an unknown substance to his nose, while sitting on the table with nine other people. Jesus, this guy must be more crazy than I could imagine, sniffing cocaine (?) in public. The dealer, an older woman, also noticed what happened and was looking in shock yet did not make a fuss about it. One player in particular, got really unlucky in multiple pots against him. After a while the player, with either Indian or Turkish roots, starts complaining a bit. The Polish cocaine sniffer promptly replies with: ‘Shut up Durum Kebab’ I thought this comment was out of order yet incredibly funny and really had to make an effort not to burst out laughing. The floosupervisor was called to check what’s going on and of course he was the first one to describe the situation. ‘Durum Kebab is complaining about a 2k pot he lost, you know how much I lost last month? 60k!’ The attendance of a supervisor didn’t hold him back from telling the other player that he should shut up or he would sleep for a long time. I would come across this same exact person roughly 28 hours later. It’s around 3:30 am as I’ve been listening to an arguing drunk guy in the room next to me long enough to start complaining about it at the reception. Once I arrive at the reception there’s a couple in front of me. Probably the most beautiful woman you’ve ever seen and the Polish guy. He’s wearing a Rolex and I can clearly see a Cross tattooed in his hand palm. This was definitely another woman than he was with the night before, I wasn’t surprised about that. The first thing I hear him saying is: ‘I want the presidential suite’ That’s not available sir. ‘Not available!? When is it available? I need the best room you have’ Followed by: ‘I wanna top up my credit’ My best guess was he was putting on a little bit of a show to impress the beautiful woman who was with him. After receiving the best room available he made clear that the employee shouldn’t mention his stay to anyone because he knew what would happen if he talked. Basically I heard this guy make two death threads within 28 hours and get away with it. I was curious to know the story behind this guy and when I asked Greg, the security I had known for years. His answer was distinctly: He is well known for being deep in ‘the business’. Fun fact about Dublin: There are no drinks ordered after 12 (?) on Sundays. I was surprised and pointed out that the hotel that hosted the event missed out on a lot of revenue. The owner looked into a room with 60 people, ''You see those people? If we keep serving them, 70% won't show up at work tomorrow. It's government instructions.'' You've got to love the Irish.
Right so here is the spot... Brag: I was playing the PartyPoker Grand Prix and we managed to make the money for the min cash. Beat: I played the online Day 1 but the Day 2 is up in Dublin which will cost about 40 bucks for the trip from where I live. The Spot: We have 4bb. For what its worth I think my 4bb game is pretty solid and I usually jam a range of pretty looking cards that I get good vibes from. What would you do here? The mincash is for 200 euro which is in my account. I expect the next pay jump to be only about 40-50 bucks. But again I stress, we have 4bb. I know there is the whole chip and a chair thing, but at least he didn't have to pay to get to the chair.
2016 PokerStars European Poker Tour €10,300 High Roller crowns winner
PokerStars players were overwhelmed by the flood of good news coming from the prestigious poker room in 2016. New tournaments were added, the loyalty scheme has been improved and bonuses of all sorts are awarded to players, so there are plenty of things to do online. At the same time, a significant portion of players are enjoying the games on mobile devices and some have returned to the old-fashioned way of playing in brick-and-mortar casinos. Fans of live poker had a great time at the EPT tables and the most recent series took place in Ireland at the Royal Dublin Society. There were plenty of tournament scheduled under this brand and by far the most prestigious one was the main event. 2016 PokerStars European Poker Tour €10,300 High Roller attracted fewer players and it brought together some of the best poker players in Ireland, but also a healthy number of Americans. Only the top 27th players will finish in the money, but this didn't have a deterring effect on 185 participants who paid €10,000 each. Reaching the final table was an achievement in itself, because all those who made it this far would enjoy a nice return on investment. There were players from various countries who reach the final stage including two Americans and at the end of the day one of them emerge victorious. Samuel Panzica won the first prize worth in excess of €375,000 and for the valiant fight against Sergey Lebedev and Akin Tuna. These two players were by far his toughest opponents and also the ones who took the initiative immediately after the final table started. They had the advantage of having more chips in front of them than virtually all the other players, so they picked out short stackers one by one. William Arruda from Brazil was the first to be eliminated but he received a price worth five times the investment, with a Canadian, an American and the Belgian falling him to the rail. Davidi Kitai was the first one to cross the psychological threshold of €100,000, while Emil Patel from Finland receive €150,000. Three handed play began with Panzica and Akin Tuna having a narrow advantage over the Russian player and the latter was quickly eliminated. When just two players were left standing, they decided to make an agreement and split the most significant part of the prize. They were left playing for €65,000, which eventually were collected by Panzica, while the runner-up grabs nearly €300,000. The EPT Dublin €10,300 High Roller Final Results are available in the list below, so check it out to learn more about the final standings: 1 Samuel Panzica USA €375,7702 Akin Tuna Germany €290,0003 Sergey Lebedev Russia €184,6504 Emil Patel Finland €150,5505 Davidi Kitai Belgium €120,0506 Ryan Riess USA €92,2407 Timothy Adams Canada €67,1208 William Arruda Brazil €48,630 from via Casinoreviews
It was late one night, on the Southern Pacific railroad, and Sean Hanley laid back and watched the stars.
Wind roared past the open roof of the third-class train car, the sound of the locomotive mostly drowned out by the rushing gale that blew overhead. Sean could still feel the wheels churning beneath him, under the straw and the wooden floor. Or maybe it was just his heart beating in his head; he had a few drinks from a bottle of Jameson, that he sat down at arms reach from where he lay.
Third class wasn’t so bad, Sean thought. Sure, it was packed with the misfits of society, the floors were straw held together with mud and piss, and it smelled like ten tons of shit, but this view of the stars was to die for. The liquor also went a long way.
He sat up and looked around the crowded car. There was a herd of people, a diverse assortment of colors and nationalities. They danced, they ate, they drank and joked and argued. They were alive. A group of Irish men, like Sean, stood around a small circle throwing dice, jeering and shouting. Sean had played with them earlier, emptying his pennies into their open hands when the dice rolled against him.
“Get your lazy ass up outta that shit!” He heard a voice calling to him. He looked up at Frankie Donahue running over to him excitedly, a briefcase in his hand. “Where in the hell have you been?” Sean said, rising from the hay, staggering a little as he gets up onto both feet. “One of the security guys is my cousin, second-cousin actually, once removed.” Frankie said with a devilish grin. “Or at least I convinced the dumb motherfucker that we were!”
Frankie nearly fell over laughing, while Sean, who had found his footing now, just looked at him incredulously. “And what is that?” He asked, gesturing to the briefcase. “I was getting to that, you’ve got to be patient, Jesus Christ I swear.” Frankie retorted through laughs, but not without irritation. “So I get this asshole thinkin’ I’m his cousin an all,” he continued. “And I offer him up my flask, all full of the good shit you see, and I bribes him into lookin’ the other way as I take a peak in one of the first-class carriages!”
Frankie was smiling that wide smile he’d get whenever he had gotten into something rotten. Sean just glared, not quite angry, more confused than anything. “Wait so you stole that?” He asked as Frankie nodded excitedly. “Franklin Francis Donahue you dumb motherfucker!” “No no no I’m brilliant!” Frankie spoke out through fits of laughter, bending over to open up the case.
Sean glared at Frankie as he pulled expensive looking formal clothing from the briefcase. Frankie looked at Sean smiling expectantly. “Oh come on,” He began. “This shit is genius! We dress up real nice, show the right people these boarding passes, and hello first-class gambling car!”
“You dumbass,” Sean scolded. “We’ve got no money, what the hell are we gonna do in the gambling car?” Frankie rolled his eyes, “Frankie Donahue and Sean Patrick Hanley are broke, but not Brian and Carl Cleary!” He pulled out two boarding passes marked with those names. “First-class passengers are given an allowance of chips to use in the casino, we go in and we gets free money!”
The idea hung in Sean’s mind like a drop of blood fallen into a glass of water. Maybe it was his empty wallet, or perhaps just a lingering buzz from the liquor, but this idea was starting to see not half bad. “Okay,” Sean began. “I’m in, but only if I get to be Kyle.” “It’s Carl.” Frankie corrected. “Fuck, are you serious? Damn it, ok, I’ll be Carl.”
They moved into a corner and changed into the new three piece suits. The fit was too tight in parts, too lose in others, but Sean had to admit it felt good to be out of his dirty rags. “Looking sharp, boyo.” Said Frankie, straightening a bowler hat on his head above his gold-framed glasses. Sean said nothing, but appreciated the compliment anyway, even if he could not admit it.
The two strolled through cramped second-class passenger cars on the way to the gambling car. Sean peered at the closed curtains that hid away all the passengers. “Must be nice sleeping with some privacy.” He said quietly, walking with his hands in his new pockets. “Where we’re going, last thing you’ll be thinking of is sleeping, trust me.” Said Frankie, a bit too loud near the sleeping passengers.
Frankie always had been a bit too loud. Frankie did the talking, and Sean did the thinking. Or at least that’s how Sean looked at things. If asked Frankie would likely tell you he was both the brains and mouth of the crew. And also the muscle and looks while he was at it. The two had known each other their whole lives, since they were children living back in the old country. Even back then Frankie was causing trouble and Sean was foolishly getting caught up in it also.
The two approached a tall man, likely 6’3” or 6’4”, that stood guard of the casino door. He wore a cheap, poorly-fittedsuit, and was ghastly pale. His face bore a strong chin and sunken eyes, sat beneath the dark hat that covered his bald head. “Boarding passes.” He said, moving his eyes first over Sean, then onto Frankie. “Yeah yeah sure fella, I’m getting them.” Frankie said, retrieving the passes from his breast pocket.
A bead of sweat fell down Sean’s forehead as the large man looked over the passes. After a moment of waiting, he spoke. “You’re Brian and Carl Cleery?” “Yup,” Frankie chirped. “No relation!” Sean jabbed his elbow into his friend’s side. “Don’t listen to this dipshit,” Sean said with a tinge of fear and disbelief in his voice. “He’s trying to pull your leg, we’re brothers.” “Yeah I’m sorry I’m sorry,” Frankie said on a low note. “We’re brothers, we’ve got the same Ma and everything.”
The guard glared coldly at them. Sean considered running, it was clear to him that this whole thing was a massive disaster. He wondered what would happen, would they be arrested? Or would they toss them off the moving train? To his great surprise the guard opened the door and gestured for them to enter. “Have a marvelous evening.” He said in a warm tone, deep and welcoming.
Inside the walls were gold and polished to a shine. Gas-burning lights hung from the ceiling, dimly illuminating the dozen or so passengers that orbited the tables. There were card tables embroidered with exquisite green felt, elaborately decorated roulette wheels, and away from the gambling, thick leather chairs positioned around small coffee tables. The boys were awestruck for a moment; they were not supposed to be here, but here they were.
A mustached man in the back checked their tickets and provided them each with a cache of chips. Frankie headed over to a card table, while Sean focused his attention on roulette. He bet on black, he always bet on black.
For someone with such a loud mouth, Frankie had a hell of a poker face. His trick was to make everyone else think he was awful at the game, choreographing his every action only to subvert their expectations when it really mattered. This was working fairly well against most of the other players, but not the woman smoking a black cigarette.
Frankie couldn’t tell what it was about her. Maybe her looks had thrown him off his game, there was something about her that sent chills down his spine. Or maybe she could read his mind, it felt like that at times. She’d flash those big eyes, stare into his soul, and know his every little secret.
He was slowly losing it all to the mysterious woman. Every quarter lost made him more and more ensnared by her. “So, if you’re gonna be taking all of my money, do I at least get to learn your name?” He asked slyly. She took a long drag from her cigarette. “No.” She must be the devil herself, Frankie thought. “Another round?” He asked. “I’d love to.”
Before long Sean was settling into an armchair, more or less out of cash. He needed a drink. His luck didn’t go very far betting on black when the roulette seemed a sea of red. A man sat across from him, reading a newspaper and drinking from a glass of red wine. He looked up at Sean and spoke with a French accent. “Lady luck not on your side tonight?” “It’s been better,” Sean answered him. “And yourself?” “I don’t gamble, this is just the most interesting car to be in this time of night.”
He had a point, Sean thought. There was plenty of food and drink and interesting people in here. He could live without the music though, some classic Sean couldn’t name warbling through the horn of a phonograph.
The man took a sip from his glass and then spoke. “So what brings you out to Texas, Monsieur...?” “Hanley, Sean Patrick Hanley.” Sean answered, a cold feeing sinking to the pit of his stomach as he realized he had said his actual name and not the man he was impersonating. “Ah, Monsieur Hanley, what brings you out to Texas?” The French man asked. “Work,” he answered. “New York is getting too crowded, not enough room for advancement, so I’m seeing what’s needed out in El Paso.”
The French man smiled a coy little smile and nodded. “I understand that too well.” He said to Sean. “I don’t think I caught your name?” Sean asked the man. “Nathaniel Garren III.” He said, as if he was somehow boasting. Sean smiled. “Well, nice to meet you, sir.”
“And what about you,” Sean asked the stranger. “What brings you out here?” He took another sip before answering. “I’m actually returning from business, the company I work for is based out of California, but all the bankers we work with are in New York, so I must travel back and forth.”
“I’m guessing the money is worth it.” Sean said to him. “Money can make anything worth it, remember that Judas betrayed Christ for only thirty silver coins.” Sean felt uncomfortable for some reason. He assumed the liquor was hitting him all at once. He felt cold and like he was spinning.
“Ok,” Frankie said looking at his hand. “You’re probably going to clear me out, are you really so desperate to get ride of me?” The woman smiled a little. “Yes, it would be nice.” She said. They laid down their cards and it wasn’t even a contest. Frankie pushed over the last of his chips and walked away from the table, looking for his friend.
He found Sean and put his arm in his shoulder. “Hey boyo, you’re not looking so good, broke already?” Frankie asked. Monsieur Garren was quiet, he took a long sip of wine, then returned his attention to the newspaper. Sean looked up at his friend. “Yeah, yeah... I’m spent, maybe we should get out of here.” “Yeah, sure.” Said Frankie helping Sean up onto his feet. Frankie threw one last glance over to the woman as they were leaving, she rolled her eyes and then returned her attention to the cards.
Sean started to feel better on the walk back, but things seemed different, darker. It was likely just because more people had gone to bed and so fewer lights were lit, but it didn’t seem right. This was nearly pitch black, wasn’t that unsafe? “Can you even see where you’re going?” Sean asked. “No, but it’s a train, we can only go straight.” Answered Frankie with a small laugh.
“How long were we in there?” Sean asked, his memory seeming more and more fuzzy. "That's actually a good question," Frankie said sounding puzzled. "God I don't know, could be a half hour could be half the night." He then paused for a moment. "Well, time flies when you're having fun and all that, right?" Frankie propositioned half-heartedly. "Yeah, sure, I'm sure that's it." Sean mumbled.
No one made a sound when the reentered the third-class car. Not a single lantern was lit and there was only the howling of the wind overhead and the pulse of the train itself. This wasn’t right, Sean thought, all these people quietly asleep at once seemed an impossible task. Sean and Frankie creeped through the straw searching for any sign of life.
Frankie saw them first, a man slumped in a corner by the dice circle. At first glance he appeared to be sleeping, or blacked out, but with closer inspection Frankie noticed the blood-less gash straight across the man’s neck. Frankie shouted and stumbled back in fear, tripping over another body laying behind him covered in straw.
“What the fuck are you yelling about!?” Sean shouted angrily at his friend as he lit a lantern he found resting on the ground. As the light filled the room they saw how grim of a scene it truly was. They were dead, all of them, the car was littered with corpses. Some lay facedown in the muddy straw, other piled up against the walls. Many looked perfectly natural, but a few were torn apart, limbs rendered from torso.
The bodies were pale, nearly bloodless. Specks and splatters of plasma stained the walls and the straw, but there were no large pools. With these many corpses the blood should have been up to Sean and Frankie’s ankles, but it just was not there. Sean thought that perhaps it had drained away, but too much straw was still in place, and it still had a crunch to it, all that blood should have left it soggy and red.
They were silent for a moment, a long, terrible moment. There was only howling wind, chugging wheels, and the cloudy sky of the endless desert. Then Frankie broke, a bestial screech erupting from him as he lept back onto his feet. “No no no fuck this fuck this fuck this!” He yelled loudly. “We are leaving right now, we’ll jump off this fucker if we have to.”
Sean continued to be stunned. He had lost his footing and now leaned against the wall wide-eyed. Frankie stormed over yelling to his friend. “Are you listening to me? We have to go right now, I mean it!” Frankie shook him, but Sean didn’t react, shock had totally overtaken him, and once Frankie let go, Sean slumped to the floor, tears in his eyes. Frankie yelled out again, punching the wall in frustration.
Sean sat there, deeply breathing, looking up. Clouds had come to obscure the stars that he had been gazing earlier, but now the moon peaked out from beyond their veil, illuminating the roof of the train. Frankie had not seen what Sean had, the tall silhouette of a being standing above them, only revealed in the cold light of the moon. He was tall and thin, like a man that had been stretched to unnatural proportions. His shoulders were broad, his neck short, and his head misshapen like an onion or turnip. He stood and watched them. Sean knew it was facing them, he had saw a reflection of light in its eyes, like an animal in the night.
Sean choked on his words, finally scrambling backwards up to his feet. All he could manage was to point up to the fiend. Frankie’s attention was caught, and he now noticed the man, more dread somehow sinking deep into his stomach. Frankie turned to run, but the man leapt from the roof, gliding down to tackle him. Sean also ran, but as Frankie hit the ground he extended his grip desperately out around Sean’s ankle, bringing him too crashing down into the straw.
Frankie screamed, violently thrashing under the weight of the man, his glasses fractured on the ground. Sean squirmed and crawled, trying his hardest to get away from the scene, but Frankie’s grip around his ankle was strong, tightening the more he panicked. “Help me! Oh god in heaven please help me!” Frankie screamed, pleading to his friend, tears forming in his red eyes.
Sean tried again to get up, but Frankie’s grip was too tight, sending him back down onto the ground. Sean looked down at his legs, Frankie digging his nails in deep, drawing blood. The assailant smiled widely, his worm-like tongue passing over impossibly sharp teeth. Sean made eye contact with the ghoul and the immediately regretted it. His eyes were black, but not empty. They glowed like cold fire, endless voids, glassy peep-holes into the darker places of Hell, where every faceless shadow moved like a massive body, gliding on smoke. Sean saw himself dying, he saw a world without a sun, mushroom clouds replacing trees and the dead walking the Earth.
But when he looked down, into Frankie’s red crying eyes, he saw them young again, back in Ireland. The boys were nine the first time they met. Sean fancied Frankie’s older sister at the time, and he had saved up money for weeks in order to buy her candy. She accepted the treat, but rejected Sean, going as far to tease and humiliate him. Frankie broke into her room that night, stealing the candy and offering it to Sean in a sign of goodwill. That was when the friendship began.
Years later Frankie had been kicked out of school after too many drunken fights. Sean followed, persuaded by Frankie’s tales of saving money and coming to America. They worked hard, smuggling unseen things in and out of Dublin in the night. Their boss was a crook, but in time they made the money and hopped on the boat with Frankie’s younger brother. They had become men, or at least they told themselves that.
Tears ran down Sean’s face as he looked down at his friend, begging and pleading for help, clutching onto Sean’s leg, desperate under the weight of that terrible man. Sean knew Frankie wouldn’t let go, his primal fear had turned his hands to vice grips. Sean closed his eyes, took a deep breath, and then ran his free foot straight into Frankie’s face. There was a dull thud, then Sean pulled his foot up and rammed him again and again. There was a snap as Frankie’s nose broke, spraying blood all over his face and the straw.
The vile man pulled himself up Frankie’s body, letting his long tongue lap up the crimson fluid that covered him. Sean winced and then kicked one last time, hard and powerful into his friend’s broke face. Frankie stopped moving, his grip let up, and Sean was free. He scurried away, struggling up to his feet, as the creature was stuck transfixed to the fountain of blood that leaked from where Frankie’s face was.
Sean tumbled to the floor in the nearly pitch black sleeping carriage, out of breath and choking on his sobs. He grabbed a seat and lifted himself back onto his feet, limping along the corridor. When he could manage to sputter out whole words again, he began crying for help. There was no answer, only a dark silence. Desperately Sean tore at the privacy curtains dividing the seats from the corridor. One after the other he searched, finding no one. Panic overtook him once more; he couldn’t understand why the car was empty, but it was clear there was no help for him. He was completely alone, although not for long once that man caught up to him.
Sean slid down into one of the seats and drew the curtain closed around him. He tried his best to focus, to steady his breathing once he heard the back door to the car open and close. He smelled the stench of blood and decay in the air as he huddled, eyes closed, listening for the man’s footsteps. They were quiet, gentle even. The rapid pace of Sean’s beating heart meshed with the steps, creating an odd rhythm in his ear. Sean fought through the panic, but it was great, his mind racing from one horrible thought to the next. He replayed his foot smashing into Frankie’s face, the horrid tongue of that monstrous man, and the horror that awaited him if he was found.
In time, the door leading out of the carriage opened and shut. Sean kept deadly still for a few moments longer, never more terrified of anything in his life. Once he had finally caught his breath, he crawled out under the curtain, creeping along the carriage. His eyes had adjusted to the darkness, and he could see the carriage was in pristine condition, no sign of a struggle like in the third-class car. Maybe there was never anyone in this car, Sean pondered to himself. He tiptoed to the exit, unsure of where he could go that he would be safe, when he felt a drop of liquid land on his head. Sean froze, a deathly chill spreading through his body. Turning to look up, the ghoulish man was unnaturally suspended from the ceiling, a glaze up blood drooling down his chin onto Sean.
There was no time to run, the man pounced, and much like Frankie before him, Sean was under his grasp. The man howled with laughter, blood speckling out his terrible maw, along with the stench of what must be a thousand corpses. Sean tried to fight, but once he looked back into that man’s horrible eyes, he was gone. There was no carriage, train, or even desert. In his eyes there was only dead suns, orbited by swarms of bats, bloodthirsty and crazed. The darkness overtook Sean, and he lost himself in the coldness of the void.
Later Sean could see once more. He was in the gambling car, in one of the leather seats he sat in earlier. There were a few people around him, most notably Monsieur Garren in the seat across from him, and the woman with the black cigarette standing in the pack, smoking away. Shadows hung on their faces, shifting in the dim flickering light of the lanterns above them. The music was still playing, warped and strange, occasionally skipping with a bump in the tracks.
Before he could say anything, Sean noticed he was restrained to the seat. Panic built up in him once more as he struggled to get loose. “Now now Monsieur Hanley, settle down, get comfortable, you’re my guest here after all.” Chuckled Garren as he smirked over at Sean.
The ghastly man walked out from behind Sean into his point of view. Sean began struggling harder when he saw him, adrenaline rushing through his veins. Garren raised up an empty glass, and then man brought an ornate looking metal jug to fill it, a dark red liquid spilling from its lip. Garren swiveled it around, basking in the sickly aroma. “Ahh.” He said. “This is Monsieur Donahue, is it not?” “Yes, sire.” Hissed the hideous man. Nathaniel Garren sipped from it, as if it was his fine wine from earlier. “Very flavorful, if I do say so myself. At least, for blood of such a lowly status.”
Sean struggled to hold down vomit as he watched Garren drink Frankie’s fresh blood. The business man sighed and seemed to relish in the taste of it. Then he offered his glass to the woman, who drank from it with a cold smile. “He’s so much better like this.” She said, darkly chuckling.
“Perhaps Monsieur Hanley would like a taste.” The Frenchman said smugly. “Pour him one.” The ghoul did as he was told, preparing another wine glass filled with the blood. Sean cried out, struggling as hard as he could as it was raised up to his lips. Garren was not patient. “Drink it.” He ordered coldly. Sean lost control of his mouth, compelled to do as he was told. As much as every fiber of his being was screaming not to, he obeyed, taking the thick blood into his mouth. It was the worst thing he had ever experienced in his life, warm and metallic, a vile taste. Sean cried as he swallowed it down, a piece of his humanity going down with it.
“Do you like it?” Garren asked with a chuckle. “You earned it, the kill was yours.” Sean couldn’t talk, he just spit over and over, trying to purge the blood from his mouth. Instead it dribbled down his chin in a crimson mess. Garren got up from his seat and started walking towards Sean. “You did well, proved you’d do whatever it took to survive. You told me you were looking for work, I’d like to offer you a job.”
Sean was helpless as Garren sank his fangs into his soft neck. They felt like icicles, chilling his blood. His head fell back and his vision darkened until all Sean could see was stars.
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Omaha events for the week of June 18th
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Saturday, June 17
Event
Time
Location
Info
Happy Camper Run
8 AM
Brookside Church, 11607 M Cir
5K run/walk
NE Concealed Carry Certification
9 AM
Scheels, 17202 Davenport St
heartlandfirearmservices.com
Annual Summer Vendor Fair
9 AM
Our Lady of Lourdes Parish & School, 2124 S 32nd Ave
Yappytime Stay & Play Canine Playgroup
9:30 AM
Nebraska Humane Society, 8929 Fort St
$5/dog
H-D (Hundred Dollar) Poker Run
10 AM
Dillon Brothers, 3840 N
Anime NebrasKon Annual BBQ Picnic
10 AM
Zorinsky Lake Park
Free RPG Day
10 AM
Game Shoppe, 4014 N 144th St
NAACP Juneteenth Celebration Parade
10 AM
N 30th St
Baseball Hall of Fame Tour
10 AM
CenturyLink Center
Low Cost Vaccination and Chip Clinic
10 AM
Tractor Supply Co., 7910 L St
City Sprouts Farm Stand
10 AM
City Sprouts, 4002 Seward St
Star Wars Card Game Store Championship
10 AM
Game Shoppe, 4014 N 144th St
$15
Block Party
11 AM
Hanscom Park United Methodist Church, 4444 Frances St
Intro to Modern Calligraphy
11 AM
Pulp Paperie and Gifts, 3904 Farnam St
The Neutral - Capital Punishment
11 AM
Underground Gaming, 7586 S 84th St
Smash Bros. tournament, $550 prize pool
Talking Dog - A Free Dog Behavior Workshop
11 AM
515 Riverfront Dr
doggoneproblems.com
The Artist Jam
12 PM
Krypton Comics, 2819 S 125th Ave, Ste 261
Saturday Volleyball Tourney
12 PM
Bluejay Bar, 2416 Davenport St
Walter Vale signing
12 PM
Dragon’s Lair, 2227 N 91st Plaza
College World Series Day 1
12 PM
TD Ameritrade Park
Crappy Book Club For Jerks
1 PM
Bike Union/Coffee Union, 1818 Dodge St
A Confederacy of Dunces
I Love You With All My Butt! Book Signing
1 PM
Learning Express, 120 Regency Pkwy
Chickens in the City
2 PM
Benson Branch Library, 6015 Binney St
Omaha Rollergirls Educators’ Night BOGO Ticket
5 PM
Ralston Arena
homepridetix.com
Power 106.9 DJ Night
6 PM
Slowdown, 729 N 14th St
Holstein's Harley Nights Ft. Sinners n Saints
6 PM
Holstein’s Harley-Davidson, 4940 S 72nd St
The Coconuts
6:30 PM
Village Pointe Shopping Center
Firearm Cleaning And Maintenance
6:30 PM
3405 Forest Lawn Ave
Lady Parts Justice League's Vagical Mystery Tour
7 PM
Reverb Lounge, 6121 Military Ave
$20
Saturdays at Stinson
7 PM
Aksarben Village
SunSets Live Music Series: Mr Sinister
7 PM
Fun-Plex, 7003 Q St
fun-plex.com
Live Music With Matt Hackett
7 PM
Burrito Envy & Tequila Bar, 6113 Maple St
All White Event
7 PM
Love’s Jazz & Art Center, 2510 N 24th St
$30
Robo Dojo // Smith's Cloud // Samm Bones
7 PM
Barley Street Tavern, 2735 N 62nd St
$5, 21+
Measure of a Life
7 PM
Holland Center, 1200 Douglas St
ticketomaha.com
Daniel Burns
7 PM
Hotel RL, 3321 S 72nd St
redlion.com
River Ride with Heartland Pride
7 PM
River City Star, 151 Freedom Park Rd
$35
Kenneth Bé & Eric Miller w/ Micah Fusselman
7:30 PM
Bancroft Street Market, 2702 S 10th St
$10
Droids Attack w/ Super Moon And Processions
8 PM
O’Leaver’s, 1322 S Saddlecreek Rd
$7, 21+
CWS Lineup: Joystick
9 PM
The Session Room, 15060 Mike Fahey St
Bad Aqple
9 PM
Dr Jack’s Drinkery, 3012 N 102nd St
$5, 18+
DJ Pink Bunny
9 PM
Cove Lounge & Grille, 3525 N 147th St, Ste 201
Rewind
9 PM
Ozone Lounge, 7220 F St
OK Party Comedy Battle Royale
9 PM
Lookout Lounge, 320 S 72nd St
$5
The North Fork w/ Jens Lehman and the Time Cops
9:30 PM
The Down Under Lounge, 3530 Leavenworth St
Wild Colonial Bhoys
9:30 PM
Dubliner Pub, 1205 Harney St
$3
Chemicals w/Screaming Plastic
10 PM
Blackstone Meatball, 3910 Harney St
Sunday, June 18
Event
Time
Location
Info
Omaha Farmers Market
9 AM
Aksarben Village
Baseball Hall of Fame Tour
10 AM
CenturyLink Center
College World Series Day 2
11 AM
TD Ameritrade Park
Father's Day BBQ Cruise
11:30 AM
River City Star, 151 Freedom Park Rd
rivercitystar.com
Magic the Gathering Standard Showdown
1 PM
Sparta Games, 3352 N 108th St
Nebraska Green Party State Council meeting
2 PM
Aromas Coffeehouse, 1033 Jones St
Family Storytelling Concert La Ron Williams National Storyteller
2 PM
Joslyn Art Museum, 2200 Dodge St
$7
American Strings
2:40 PM
Omaha Conservatory of Music, 7023 Cass St
omahachambermusic.org
Seminole Booster Club Meet and Greet Event
2:45 PM
Hilton Omaha, 1001 Cass St
Dog Days of Summer!
3 PM
Blue Chip Ultra Lounge, 14805 W Maple Rd
Bring your dog and have a cocktail!
Crown My Crew
3 PM
McMillan Magnet Center, 3802 Redick Ave
$10, dance competition
READ To Rosie
4 PM
Omaha Public Library, 5111 N 90th St
Read to a therapy dog!
Unrivaled Board Game Tourneys - Free Entry
5 PM
Underground Gaming, 7586 S 84th St, La Vista
Sweet Tea Music
6 PM
Jazz, A Louisiana Kitchen, 1421 Farnam St
An Evening with Brandy Clark & Charlie Worsham
7 PM
Waiting Room Lounge, 6212 Maple St
Monday, June 19
Event
Time
Location
Info
Baseball Hall of Fame Tour
10 AM
CenturyLink Center
College World Series Day 3
11 AM
TD Ameritrade Park
Youth In Revolt, Light Up The Sky
6 PM
Lookout Lounge, 320 S 72nd St
$10
IDPA MATCH
6:30 PM
Inner 10 Weapons & Training, 8910 Military Rd
inner10range.com & idpa.com
Property Tax Valuation Town Hall Meeting
6:30 PM
1725 S 60th St
Greenbeard with special guests Black Velvet and Rift
8 PM
Dr Jack’s Drinkery, 3012 N 102nd St
$7
Saint Motel with Amzy
8 PM
The Waiting Room Lounge, 6212 Maple St
$20
Here Today, A Pop-Up Comedy Show
8 PM
Sriptown Brewing Company, 3922 Farnam St
Three the Hard Way Comedy Show
9 PM
The Down Under Lounge, 3530 Leavenworth St
21+
DJ Animale
9 PM
The Old Mattress Factory, 501 N 13th St
Tuesday, June 20
Event
Time
Location
Info
Open Coffee with Heath Mello
8 AM
No More Empty Cups, 1502 S 10th St
History and Appreciation of Antiques: Lemonade Pitchers and Sets
9:30 AM & 1:30 PM
Douglas County Historical Society, 5730 N 30th St, #11B
douglascohistory.org
Baseball Hall of Fame Tour
10 AM
CenturyLink Center
College World Series Day 4
11 AM
TD Ameritrade Park
Free Book signing & Free Concert
6 PM
Next Millennium Mystical Books and Gifts
Laura Tempest Zakroff’s book The Witch’s Cauldron: The Craft, Lore & Symbols
Trimming Claws for a Cause
6 PM
Green Spot, 1110 S 71st St, Ste K
$10/dog
eNVy Acoustic
6 PM
Lombardo’s Bistro & Bar, 13110 Birch Dr, Ste 100
Taco Tuesday Trail Runs with the Goatz!
6 PM
Boondockers, 120th & Fort
3-6 mile trail run
Tempo of Twilight concert - Matt Gagne & The Blues Experience
6 PM
Lauritzen Gardens, 100 Bancroft St
$7
Populace Gathering
6:30 PM
Elmwood Park, 808 S 60th St
Local SCA
OPPD Open Forum for Craig Moody
7 PM
UNO Barbara Weitz Community Engagement Center
Pride Pot Luck and Show
7 PM
The Max, 1417 Jackson St
The Redwoods at Bluesday Tuesday
7 PM
Charlie’s on the Lake, 4150 S 144th St
Saber Certification Classes
7 PM
Brownell Talbot School, 400 N Happy Hollow Blvd
$20
Imaginary Gardens: Celebrate 20 years of The Backwaters Press
7 PM
Mister Toad, 1002 Howard St
The FLOcase: A Comedy Show
8 PM
Reverb Lounge, 6121 Military Ave
$5
Spencers WILD Trivia Extravaganza!
8 PM
The Down Under Lounge, 3530 Leavenworth St
Yonder Mountain String Band
8:30 PM
Waiting Room Lounge, 6212 Maple St
$25
A Low Dough Weekly Comedy Show With The Wandering Stoner
9 PM
Dr Jack’s Drinkery, 3012 N 102nd St
$3, 18+
DJ Devon Dupree
9 PM
Old Mattress Factory, 501 N 13th St
21+
Wednesday, June 21
Event
Time
Location
Info
First Day Of Summer Celebration
10 AM
Omaha Children’s Museum, 500 S 20th St
ocm.org
Baseball Hall of Fame Tour
10 AM
CenturyLink Center
Dr. Oxygen Science Show
10:30 AM
Saddlebrook Library, 14850 Laurel Ave
College World Series Day 5
3:30 PM
TD Ameritrade Park
Cruisers "Tribute to Homer " Classic Car Show and Shine
5PM
Cruisers Bar & Grill, 8634 F St
Campaign Kick-Off: Megan Hunt for Legislature
5:30 PM
Lot 2 Restaurant and Wine Bar, 6207 Maple St
Lattes & Legislation
6 PM
Urban Abbey, 1026 Jackson st
Omaha Euro Bike Night
6:30 PM
Phoenix 370 Family Food & Spirits, 11212 Richland Dr
Yappytime Stay & Play Canine Playgroup
6:30 PM
Nebraska Humane Society, 8929 Fort St
$5/dog
Off With Their Heads / CUT UP / The Shidiots / HeatWaves / KFTH
7:30 PM
Lookout Lounge, 320 S 72nd St
$13
Rooney with Run River North & Twinsmith
8 PM
Waiting Room Lounge, 6212 Maple St
$20
Friends Trivia
8 PM
902 Dodge St
Big Business / Ocean Black
8 PM
Brothers Lounge, 3812 Farnam St
$15
SDP presents: Future Sounds of the Summer
9 PM
Bar 415, 415 S 13th St
DJ Romeo
9 PM
Old Mattress Factory, 501 N 13th St
Electric Six with Northern Faces
9 PM
Reverb Lounge, 6121 Military Ave
$15
Domestic Blend / Andrea Von Kampen
10 PM
Pageturners Lounge, 5004 Dodge St
Thursday, June 22
Event
Time
Location
Info
History and Appreciation of Antiques: Lemonade Pitchers and Sets
9:30 AM & 1:30 PM
Douglas County Historical Society, 5730 N 30th St, #11B
douglascohistory.org
Bike Night with Tall Boys
3 PM
Dr Jack’s Drinkery, 3012 N 102nd St
21+
Organic Farmers Market
4PM
Rockbrook Village
College World Series Day 6
4:30 PM
TD Ameritrade Park
Family Fishing Night
6 PM
Towl Park, 9310 W Center Rd
Ghost Town Blues Band
6 PM
Chrome Lounge, 8552 Park Dr
Julie Baker
6:30 PM
Ozone Lounge, 7220 F St
Conveyer / Church Tongue / Deathwish / Downhearted / 64 Hit Combo!
7 PM
Lookout Lounge, 320 S 72nd St
$10
DCLP Meeting
7 PM
UNO Barbara Weitz Community Engagement Center
Stitched Up Heart / Hell or Highwater / No Resolve
8 PM
Waiting Room Lounge, 6212 Maple St
$15
Mary Sarah
8 PM
Bourbon Saloon, 1421 Farnam St
$25, bourbonsaloonomaha.com
Matt Woods with Township & Range (Solo)
8 PM
Reverb Lounge, 6121 Military Ave
$10
Experimental 3somes (Improv)
8 PM
Backline, 1618 Harney St
backlinecomedy.com
Magick K Acoustic Duo
9 PM
Harney Street Tavern, 1215 Harney St
Thick Paint ~ Media Jeweler ~ Sam Adam Martin
9 PM
O’Leaver’s, 1322 S Saddlecreek Rd
$5, 21+
The Shineys
9 PM
Barley Street Tavern, 2735 N 62nd St
DJ Nick Fitch
9 PM
Old Mattress Factory, 501 N 13th St
Chris Shelton
9:30 PM
Dubliner Pub, 1205 Harney St
Friday, June 23
Event
Time
Location
Info
Omaha Over the Edge!
9 AM
Highline Apartments, 2223 Dodge St
omahaovertheedge.com
College World Series Day 7
12 PM
TD Ameritrade Park
Alyssa Siebken
4:30 PM
Growler USA, 16274 Evans Plaza
FNM Modern Masters Draft!
5 PM
Underground Gaming, 7586 S 84th St, La Vista
$30
Icon For Hire // Assuming We Survive
6 PM
$13
Jocelyn
7 PM
Hotel RL, 3321 S 72nd St
redlion.com
Wine & Line Dancing
7 PM
Omaha Ballroom, 5038 S 153rd St
omahaballroom.com
Whiskey Myers!
7 PM
Bourbon Saloon, 311 S 15th St
Rock Out To Read
7:30 PM
Reverb Lounge, 6121 Military Ave
$15
The Great American Metal BBQ 2017
8 PM
Waiting Room Lounge, 6212 Maple St
$8
Shakespeare on the Green, King Lear
8 PM
Elmwood Park
The Holograms
8 PM
Backline, 1618 Harney St
$3
Nappy Roots wsg/ Mixed Martial Audio & P-TRO
8 PM
Shamrocks, 5338 N 103rd S
PRIDE POP REVEL
9 PM
The Tavern, 514 S 10th St
Boat Cruise S2E2: Miwi La Lupa, BOTH, & DJ Tyrone Storm
9 PM
River City Star, 151 Freedom Park Rd
Gillian Welch Tribute
9 PM
Barley Street Tavern, 2735 N 62nd St
$5, 21+
eNVy / Lemon Fresh Day
9 PM
Session Room, 1506 Mike Fahey St
Lincoln Invasion II
9 PM
Bar 415, 415 S 13th St
Steve Lovett Blues
9 PM
Harney Street Tavern, 1215 Harney St
Mr. West
9 PM
Blue Chip Ultra Lounge, 14805 W Maple Rd
Swampboy Blues Band
9 PM
Havana Garage, 1008 Howard St
21yrs of Winter (KC) //The Natural States//White Wolf T-Shirt
9 PM
Dr Jack’s Drinkery, 3012 N 102nd St
$7, 18+
DJ JAB
9 PM
Old Mattress Factory, 501 N 13th St
21+
Connor Dowling
9:30 PM
Dubliner Pub, 1205 Harney St
$3
The Cosmic Smiths w/The Bedrock & B. Baldwin Band
9:30 PM
The Down Under Lounge, 3530 Leavenworth St
21+
The Mother Dudes
10 PM
Slowdown, 729 N 14th St
SatanicAbortion~Effluvium~Rusty Lord ~ Alcools
10 PM
O’Leaver’s, 1322 S Saddlecreek Rd
$5, 21+
Saturday, June 24
Event
Time
Location
Info
Yappytime Stay & Play Canine Playgroup
9:30 AM
Nebraska Humane Society, 8929 Fort St
$5/dog
World Refugee Day 2017
10 AM
Joslyn Art Museum, 2200 Dodge St
Heartland Pride Festival
11 AM
Stinson Park
College World Series Day 8
12 PM
TD Ameritrade Park
Ice Cream Social
1 PM
Hefflinger Dog Park, 112th Ave & Maple St
Giant Beer Pong Tournament
3 PM
Duece’s Lounge, 12107 Emmet St
$20/team
Zydeco Festival
3:30 PM
Turner Park
Omaha Record Swap
4 PM
Brothers Lounge, 3812 Farnam St
Bensonhurst Music Night
6 PM
3111 N. 58th St
Funk Trek
7 PM
Fun-Plex, 7003 Q St
$10, 21+
Argentine Tango: Dancing and Social with Viviana and Gustavo
7 PM
Hotel RL, 3321 S 72nd St
redlion.com
Blue October
7:30 PM
Waiting Room Lounge, 6212 Maple St
Shakespeare on the Green, King Lear
8 PM
Elmwood Park
Will Dougherty Loves Company (Standup)
8 PM
Backline, 1618 Harney St
backlinecomedy.com
No Shelter: Rage Against The Machine Tribute
9 PM
Slowdown, 729 N 14th St
Jacked
9 PM
American Dream, 7402 F St
Secret Weapon
9 PM
Session Room, 1506 Mike Fahey St
Adult Mom // Free Cake for Every Creature // The Morbs
9 PM
Milk Run, 2578 Harney St
$8
For The Love of Arts III
9 PM
Love’s Jazz & Art Center, 2510 N 24th St
Live Wire
9 PM
Ozone Lounge, 7220 F St
Sounds by Sam E.C.
9 PM
Blue Chip Ultra Lounge, 14805 W Maple Rd
21+
DAPS // Roadrunners
9 PM
Barley Street Tavern, 2735 N 62nd St
$5, 21+
DJ Pink Bunny
9 PM
Cove Lounge & Grille, 3525 N 147th St, Ste 201
Tri-City Dance Circle
9 PM
Doc’s Legacy Lounge, 3922 Ames Ave
$5
DJ Ashton Martin
9 PM
Old Mattress Factory, 501 N 13th St
L-Town Invasion w Hangin Cowboys, Michael Wunder and S. Severin
9:30 PM
The Down Under Lounge, 3530 Leavenworth St
21+
John Doe
9:30 PM
Chrome Lounge, 8552 Park Dr
Star Wars Armada Store Championship
9:30 AM
Game Shoppe, 4014 N 144th St
$15
Connor Dowling
9:30 PM
Dubliner Pub, 1205 Harney St
$3
Fiesta Latina
10 PM
Little Espana, 11036 Elm St
$10
Dummy Head Torpedo CD Release ~ The Regulation ~ Idlefox
10 PM
O’Leaver’s, 1322 S Saddlecreek Rd
$5, 21+
Sunday, June 25
Event
Time
Location
Info
Omaha Farmers Market
9 AM
Aksarben Village
La Vista Splash Bash
1 PM
8116 Parkview Blvd, La Vista
Lindy in the Park
1 PM
Stinson Park
Costa Rica Tournament
1 PM
Spielbound, 3229 Harney St
Sonatas with Susanna
2:40 PM
Omaha Conservatory of Music, 7023 Cass St
omahachambermusic.org
I Remember When: An Oral History Project
3 PM
Great Plains Black History Museum, 7400 Dodge St
Dog Days of Summer!
3 PM
Blue Chip Ultra Lounge, 14805 W Maple Rd
21+
READ To Rosie
4 PM
Omaha Public Library, 5111 N 90th St
Read to a therapy dog!
Unrivaled Board Game Tourneys - Free Entry
5 PM
Underground Gaming, 7586 S 84th St, La Vista
Michelle Eva of Soul Tree
7:30 PM
Omaha Lounge, 1505 Farnam St
Shakespeare on the Green, King Lear
8 PM
Elmwood Park
The World Over / Alteras / Skyloft / Like Noise But Louder
I'm trying to keep this a regularly occurring thing and will edit/update it as needed but, be warned, it is a lot of work to generate this. So if I don't get it out some weeks just know that I didn't find the time for it. All of these events can be found on Facebook if you want to RSVP there.
Omaha events for the week of July 23rd
Know of an event not listed? Add it in the comments! Mentioned or Redditor related events will be distinguished in some way.
Feel free to discuss these and other events in the comments too!
Check out pub quiz locations across the metro at americaspubquiz.com/events/category/nebraska/omaha-council-bluffs/
Saturday, July 22
Event
Time
Location
Info
PAWS FOR A CAUSE
8 AM
American Animal Hospital, 11030 Emmet St
CSG 2017 Badminton Tournament
8 AM
UNO Campus, 6001 Dodge St
cornhuskerstategames.com
Diva Dash 5K
8 AM
Lewis & Clark Landing
divadash5k.com
SQL Saturday
8 AM
Mammel Hall, 6708 Pine St
sqlsaturday.com
Tinkerfest
9 AM
Omaha Children’s Museum, 500 S 20th St
ocm.org
City Sprouts Farm Stand
10 AM
City Sprouts, 4002 Seward St
Omaha Girls Rock Showcase
5 PM
Waiting Room Lounge, 6212 Maple St
$8 suggested
BBQ and Bingo
5 PM
Electricians Union Hall, 13306 Stevens St
$25/person
Taste of La Vista
5 PM
Central Park, 7648 Edgewood Blvd, La Vista
Holstein's Harley Nights Ft. John Doe
6 PM
Holstein’s Harley-Davidson, 4940 S 72nd St
Swampboy Blues Trio
6 PM
Jazz, A Louisiana Kitchen, 1421 Farnam St
Wine & Waltz
6 PM
Il Palazzo, 5110 N 132nd St
$20
Disguise The Limit & Dead To Begin With
6:30 PM
Shamrocks, 5338 N 103rd S
Vibes Summer Concert Series featuring Finest Hour
6:30 PM
Village Pointe Shopping Center
Hi-Fi Hangover
7 PM
Aksarben Village
VFC58 Live
7 PM
Baxter Arena
MMA fighting
Blacklight Wars
7 PM
Werner Park
blacklightwars.com
MSPT MAIN EVENT Satellite
7 PM
14107 Ames Ave
msptpoker.com
Starkill
7:30 PM
Midtown Art, 2578 Harney St
Undergang, Necrot, Ezra, Pro-Magnum & Y-Incision
8 PM
Lookout Lounge, 320 S 72nd St
$10
The Sugar Thieves
8 PM
Marleybone Tavern, 3710 Leavenworth St
Mr. Sinister
9 PM
Chrome Lounge, 8552 Park Dr
Satellite Junction, Low Long Signal, Smith's Cloud
9 PM
The Sydney, 5918 Maple St
Ratboys / Jacob James Wilton / No Getter
9 PM
Milk Run, 2578 Harney St
$5
Silent on Fifth St / Contra / Somewhere to Call Home
9 PM
Dr Jack’s Drinkery, 3012 N 102nd St
$10, 18+
The Fremonts // Peregrine
9 PM
Barley Street Tavern, 2735 N 62nd St
$5, 21+
DJ Animale
9 PM
The Cove, 3525 N 147th St, Ste 201
Sounds by Travis Howe
9 PM
Blue Chip Ultra Lounge, 14805 W Maple Rd
21+
Jens Lehman & the Time Cops w/The Cosmonauts
9:30 PM
The Down Under Lounge, 3530 Leavenworth St
21+
Connor Dowling
9:30 PM
Dubliner Pub, 1205 Harney St
$3
The Regulation w/Tom Bartolomei
10 PM
Blackstone Meatball, 3910 Harney St
Sunday, July 23
Event
Time
Location
Info
American Red Cross Blood Drive
7 AM
Rejoice Lutheran Church, 2556 S 138th St
Omaha Farmers Market
9 AM
Aksarben Village
omahafarmersmarket.com
Lindy in the Park
1 PM
Stinson Park
Book Signing with Meredith Ann Fuller
1 PM
The Bookworm, 2501 S 90th St, Ste 111
Lady Tee Open
2 PM
Pacific Springs Golf Club, 16810 Harney St
ladyteeopen.com
Summer Music Recital
4 PM
(402) Arts Collective, 6051 Maple St
Entertainment in the Park
6 PM
Heartland of America Park
Rings of Saturn w/ Soselo, Flux Amuck, My Last Request
6 PM
Lookout Lounge, 320 S 72nd St
$13
Paul McCartney
8 PM
CenturyLink Center
El Recodo • Los Recoditos • Lennin Ramirez • SuenaTron
8:30 PM
Ralston Arena
3teeth with Plack Blague
8:30 PM
Waiting Room Lounge, 6212 Maple St
$15
Monday, July 24
Event
Time
Location
Info
Culinary Fight Club
6 PM
Dudley’s Pizza & Tavern, 2110 S 67th St, Ste 108
Lacto-Fermentation
6 PM
City Sprouts, 4002 Seward St
Before The Boards - Lacey, Jeremy, Bridget (and Dan): A Family
7 PM
Shelterbelt Theatre, 3225 California St
$5
Pool Tournament
7 PM
California Bar, 510 N 33rd St
$10 buy-in
Comedian Dave Waite
8 PM
Lookout Lounge, 320 S 72nd St
$10
Arts & Drafts
8 PM
The Down Under Lounge, 3530 Leavenworth St
Casablanca: Monday Night at the Movies
8:30 PM
Turner Park
Monday Trivia Night
10 PM
The Max, 1417 Jackson St
Miwi La Lupa / Oquoa
10 PM
Pageturners Lounge, 5004 Dodge St
Tuesday, July 25
Event
Time
Location
Info
Tuesday Trail Ride
8 AM
One Pacific Place, 10381 Pacific St
History and Appreciation of Antiques: Heisey Glass
9:30 AM & 1:30 PM
Douglas County Historical Society, 5730 N 30th St, #11B
douglascohistory.org
CodeCrush Summit 2017
5 PM
UNO Campus
codecrush.unomaha.edu
Patio Pup Crawl Series
6 PM
Turner Park
Omaha.dog
Dance It Out w/ RADIO LOBO 97.7
6 PM
Dance it Out, 2910 K St
Tempo of Twilight concert featuring Daybreak Rock and Roll Show
6 PM
Lauritzen Gardens, 100 Bancroft St
Taco Tuesday Trail Runs with the Goatz!
6 PM
Boondockers, 120th & Fort
AFI and CIRCA SURVIVE
6:30 PM
Sokol Auditorium and Underground, 2234 S 13th St
Populace Gathering
6:30 PM
Elmwood Park, 808 S 60th St
lonelytower.org
Michael Charles
6:30 PM
Anthony’s Steakhouse, 7220 F St
ozoneomaha.com
Indivisible Nebraskans Large Group Meeting
7 PM
UNO Community Engagement Center
New Humans
7 PM
Jambo Cat, 4916 Underwood Ave
$5
July Drink n Draw!
7 PM
Apollon Art Space, 1801 Vinton St
$8
Benson Songwriter Exchange / "Perfectly Still"
7:30 PM
Petshop Gallery, 2727 N 62nd St
bensonsongwriterexchange.com
Flaw with A Killers Confession
8 PM
Shamrocks, 5338 N 103rd S
$10
Cantharone, Tower of the Elephant God
8 PM
Milk Run, 2578 Harney St
Burkum Boys with Bach Mai & Charles Alley
8 PM
Reverb Lounge, 6121 Military Ave
$7
Art of Anarchy with Lonely Estates
8 PM
Waiting Room Lounge, 6212 Maple St
$30
The Roast Of Danny Whitman
9 PM
Dr Jack’s Drinkery, 3012 N 102nd St
$5, 18+
Braniac Trivia
9 PM
O’Leaver’s, 1322 S Saddlecreek Rd
21+
Wednesday, July 26
Event
Time
Location
Info
IPMS USA National Convention
8 AM
La Vista Conference Center
ipmsusa2017.com
Hump Day Hemp Chat!
8 PM
The Egg & I Restaurant, 3605 N 147th St, Ste 108
Keystone XL Public Hearing
10 AM
Ralston Arena
July Reader's Circle - The Ordinary Spaceman by Clayton Anderson
12 PM
Douglas County Historical Society, 5730 N 30th St, #11B
douglascohistory.org
CodeCrush Summit 2017
4 PM
UNO Campus
codecrush.unomaha.edu
Walter Trout w/ Brandon Miller Band
6 PM
Chrome Lounge, 8552 Park Dr
USPSA Pistol Match
6 PM
Omaha Gun Club, 2828 S 82nd Ave
practiscore.com
Food Pantry Boxing Night!
6 PM
Benson Baptist, 6319 Maple St
Paddle Boarding with ynpnGO
6 PM
Standing Bear Lake
$25
Bill Chrastil
6:30 PM
Ozone Lounge, 7220 F St
Havok
7 PM
Lookout Lounge, 320 S 72nd St
$13
BWP July Reading Event
7 PM
Gallery 1516, 1516 Leavenworth St
thebackwaterspress.com
Archery
7 PM
4408 Ida St
lonelytower.org
Mode Shift Omaha Monthly Meeting
7 PM
Jane’s Health Market, 6103 Maple St
Bingo W/ Nebraska Brewing Co.
7 PM
Casual Pint, 8718 Countryside Plz
Keychain, Adakain, Leighton, Mindflight and Jared William
7:30 PM
Shamrocks, 5338 N 103rd S
Joshua Radin & Rachael Yamagata
7:30 PM
Waiting Room Lounge, 6212 Maple St
$25
Nicolas Jaar w/ Closeness
8 PM
Slowdown, 729 N 14th St
$23
The Reckoning
10 PM
Bar 415, 415 S 13th St
Thursday, July 27
Event
Time
Location
Info
IPMS USA National Convention
8 AM
La Vista Conference Center
ipmsusa2017.com
History and Appreciation of Antiques: Heisey Glass
9:30 AM & 1:30 PM
Douglas County Historical Society, 5730 N 30th St, #11B
douglascohistory.org
Bayou City Brass Band
5 PM
Turner Park
ticketomaha.com
The Allure of the Past: 100 Years of French Jewelry
5 PM
Joslyn Art Museum, 2200 Dodge St
DigiTour: GoodTimes
5:30 PM
Waiting Room Lounge, 6212 Maple St
$25
Nebraska Light the Night Kickoff
6 PM
Beacon Hills, 6750 Mercy Rd
Family Fishing Night
6 PM
Benson Park, 7028 Military Ave
The Norman Jackson Band
6:30 PM
Ozone Lounge, 7220 F St
Worldwide United Pageants
6:30 PM
Ramada Inn, 3321 S 72nd St
worldwideunitedpageants.com
On Tyranny: Twenty Lessons from the 20th Century
6:45 PM
Urban Abbey, 1026 Jackson St
Fliye Productions Truth from Different Perspectives 5
7 PM
Fair Deal Café, 2118 N 24th St
$10
Bike Night with Outlaw Road
7 PM
Dr Jack’s Drinkery, 3012 N 102nd St
21+
DCLP Meeting
7 PM
UNO Community Engagement Center
Douglas County Libertarian Party
Heartland Pride Public Board Meeting
7 PM
Do Space, 72nd & Dodge
Prehistoric Putt with the Democrats!
7 PM
Prehistoric Putt, 11134 Q St
$15
Jeopardy!
8 PM
Mercury, 329 S 16th St
Voice of Addiction / the Shidiots / Dead Words / Eponymous
8 PM
Lookout Lounge, 320 S 72nd St
$8
Good Old War w/ Twin Bandit
8 PM
Slowdown, 729 N 14th St
$15
Hear Kitty Kitty
8:30 PM
Growler USA, 16274 Evans Plz
Punch Clock Martyrs - Davis K - N8 M Sic
9 PM
The Down Under Lounge, 3530 Leavenworth St
A Night Out with Jon Herman
9 PM
Backline, 1618 Harney St
Holy Ghost Men's Club
9 PM
Barley Street Tavern, 2735 N 62nd St
Chris Shelton
9:30 PM
Dubliner Pub, 1205 Harney St
Broomball
9:45 PM
Grover Ice Rink, 6161 Grover St
$10
Friday, July 28
Event
Time
Location
Info
IPMS USA National Convention
8 AM
La Vista Conference Center
ipmsusa2017.com
5th Annual River City Motorcycle Challenge
8 AM
Dillon Brothers, 3840 N 174th Ave
blueknightslemc.com
Stein Night!
5PM
German-American Society, 3717 S 120th St
$3
Turner Park Night Market
6 PM
Turner Park
Bets for Vets Casino Night!4Homeless VA
6 PM
A Place at Home, 11310 Davenport St
Non-perishable food item donation
Omaha's Bridge Beats
6 PM
601 Riverfront Dr
bridgebeats.com
Carolyn Wonderland w/ 40 Sinners
6 PM
Chrome Lounge, 8552 Park Dr
Live Racing
6:30 PM
Horsemen’s Park, 6303 Q St
Edem Soul Music
7 PM
Hotel RL, 3321 S 72nd St
redlion.com
Gabriel Iglesias – FluffyMania
8 PM
Ralston Arena
Jitterbugs' Night Out
8 PM
Fraternal Order of Eagles, 201 S 24th St
jitterbugs.org
September Mourning wsg/ The Emblem Faction & Skysail
8 PM
Shamrocks, 5338 N 103rd S
Cultivated KickBack Arts Edition
8 PM
Outrspaces, 528 S 24th St
Pets With Human Names /The Rooftop Junkies/ Broken Skulls /SWM/ VMPG
8:30 PM
Dr Jack’s Drinkery, 3012 N 102nd St
$7, 18+
Hipster OR Lesbian? Benson REVEL!!!
9 PM
The Sydney, 5918 Maple St
$5, 21+
Thumper & Generation One
9 PM
Growler USA, 16274 Evans Plz
Salt Creek with Histrionic
9 PM
Reverb Lounge, 6121 Military Ave
$7
OGLBT Sports League Pool Party
9 PM
Sunny Slope Pool, 10411 Fowler Ave
oglbtsports.org
Cornhustle 044 featuring Composuresquad
9 PM
Bar 415, 415 S 13th St
21+
The 70's Band Party Cruise!
9 PM
River City Star, 151 Freedom Park Rd
rivercitystar.com
DJ Shift-D
9 PM
Cove Lounge, 3525 N 147th St, Ste 201
Skies Are The Limit: Hosted By House Of Goon
9 PM
Club Vibe, 1901 Leavenworth St
$5, 21+
Power Hour (Standup)
9 PM
Backline, 1618 Harney St
$5
Odd Harmona
9 PM
The Down Under Lounge, 3530 Leavenworth St
Free Truman, DSM-5, The New Rosenbergs, Madison Shilliday
9 PM
Milk Run, 2578 Harney St
$5
The DiBaise Brothers
9 PM
On The Q St Bar, 4821 Q St
When Towers Fall & Your Last Chance W/ The Beat Seekers, Phoenix Principle
9 PM
Waiting Room Lounge, 6212 Maple St
$8
The Bedrock // Traveling Mercies // Ragged Company
9 PM
Barley Street Tavern, 2735 N 62nd St
$5, 21+
Twinsmith Release w/ I Forgot To Love My Father, Thick Paint
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