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The Dick & Mary Holland Campus

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As of April 2024, O-pa’s three major venues between 11th and 13th Streets and Douglas Street and Capitol Avenue in Omaha now comprise the Dick & Mary Holland Campus, in recognition and honor of the late couple’s vision and generous support of the arts and arts education.

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Comprised of the Holland Performing Arts Center, Steelhouse Omaha, and the forthcoming Tenaska Center for Arts Engagement opening in 2026, the campus is centrally located in downtown Omaha. The campus offers a wide spectrum of performing arts experiences and shows and hosts a broad range of education and engagement programs for the community.

Dick and Mary Holland had a deep passion for the performing arts and education, along with a desire to make the community better through their generous philanthropy. O-pa is thrilled to recognize and honor their passion and generosity for the performing arts through this special campus name.

The concept of a campus truly fulfills O-pa’s mission: To present the very best touring artists and productions, to provide extensive and inclusive education and engagement experiences through the performing arts, and to serve as stewards of world-class venues. The Dick & Mary Holland Campus serves and supports all parts of that mission.

“Our parents – and especially our father – felt strongly about supporting both the arts and education. We think this campus that hosts performances and arts education activities is the perfect way to honor and recognize them.”

— Nanny Christie, daughter of Dick and Mary Holland

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