Omaha’s planned $80M public market sprouts from old roots

OMAHA — The $80 million indoor public market being built along downtown Omaha’s riverfront is envisioned as a year-round draw for tourists as well as statewide farmers and locals seeking to sell and buy specialty and Nebraska-centric goods. The three-level glass structure will span 50,000 square feet featuring an upper mezzanine and a main market [

By: Cindy Gonzalez

Outlets: Nebraska Examiner

Published: October 14, 2026

Words: 1,255

Last Updated: 2 days, 16 hours ago

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OMAHA — The $80 million indoor public market being built along downtown Omaha’s riverfront is envisioned as a year-round draw for tourists as well as statewide farmers and locals seeking to sell and buy specialty and Nebraska-centric goods.

The three-level glass structure will span 50,000 square feet featuring an upper mezzanine and a main market floor that holds dozens of vendors and spills into a courtyard and lawn suited for community events.

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