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Omaha History, per Wikipedia
The Joslyn Art Museum, the Durham Museum, the Holland Performing Arts Center,
and the Omaha Community Playhouse, the country's largest,[13] comprise important
elements of the cultural background of Omaha. Omaha's historical and cultural
attractions have been lauded by numerous national newspapers, including the
Boston Globe[14] and The New York Times.[15] Music has always been important
to Omaha, with North Omaha's music scene being historically significant.
Currently the "Omaha Sound" defines an important trend across the
nation.[16] In 2008 Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine ranked Omaha the No.
3 best city in the United States to "live, work and play."[17]