Midtown Crossing is partnering with Habitat for Humanity of Omaha for the “House Party in the Park,” a new campaign to raise the roof and help build awareness of Habitat Omaha’s impact in our community.
On August 24 and 25, Habitat Omaha volunteers will be building a “mini house” in Turner Park. It will be on display and open to the public through Sept. 4, a span that includes the final two concerts in Midtown Crossing’s End of Summer Concert Series: The Ben Miller Band (Aug. 27) and Logan Mize (Sept. 3).
“Right away, Midtown Crossing was excited about the project. The location is perfect, and the concerts are a great way to have a fun time and introduce concertgoers to the many ways they can get involved with Habitat Omaha,” says Tracie McPherson, director of communications, Habitat for Humanity of Omaha.
Guests are encouraged to watch the construction, tour the completed mini house to learn more about Habitat Omaha and “sign the studs,” the same studs that will be used in the construction of a new Habitat house in the fall.
“Our hope is that the House Party in the Park will help Omaha residents to have a better understanding of what poverty housing can look like in parts of our city and how Habitat Omaha is working to get rid of blight in our community,” says McPherson.
Midtown Crossing. Five years old. Just getting started. This is what a strong urban core looks like – a diverse neighborhood where restaurants and retail, community events and individual experiences come to life. An energetic embrace when you want to live loudly, a quiet escape when you don’t. We’re dinner conversation with friends and shopping you won’t find anywhere else. 16 acres of life’s little extras: activity, serenity, community. Perfectly centered. East of expected.
For more information about Midtown Crossing, including the latest on residential and retail offerings, events and development amenities, please visit MidtownCrossing.com or contact Molly Skold at (402) 598-9676 or Molly.Skold@MutualofOmaha.com.
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>p>Midtown Crossing is partnering with Habitat for Humanity of Omaha for the “House Party in the Park,” a new campaign to raise the roof and help build awareness of Habitat Omaha’s impact in our community.>/p>
>p>On August 24 and 25, Habitat Omaha volunteers will be building a “mini house” in Turner Park. It will be on display and open to the public through Sept. 4, a span that includes the final two concerts in Midtown Crossing’s End of Summer Concert Series: The Ben Miller Band (Aug. 27) and Logan Mize (Sept. 3).>/p>
>p>“Right away, Midtown Crossing was excited about the project. The location is perfect, and the concerts are a great way to have a fun time and introduce concertgoers to the many ways they can get involved with Habitat Omaha,” says Tracie McPherson, director of communications, Habitat for Humanity of Omaha.>/p>
>p>Guests are encouraged to watch the construction, tour the completed mini house to learn more about Habitat Omaha and “sign the studs,” the same studs that will be used in the construction of a new Habitat house in the fall.>/p>
>p>“Our hope is that the House Party in the Park will help Omaha residents to have a better understanding of what poverty housing can look like in parts of our city and how Habitat Omaha is working to get rid of blight in our community,” says McPherson.>/p>
>p>Midtown Crossing. Five years old. Just getting started. This is what a strong urban core looks like – a diverse neighborhood where restaurants and retail, community events and individual experiences come to life. An energetic embrace when you want to live loudly, a quiet escape when you don’t. We’re dinner conversation with friends and shopping you won’t find anywhere else. 16 acres of life’s little extras: activity, serenity, community. Perfectly centered. East of expected.>/p>
>p>For more information about Midtown Crossing, including the latest on residential and retail offerings, events and development amenities, please visit MidtownCrossing.com or contact Molly Skold at (402) 598-9676 or >a href=”mailto:Molly.Skold@MutualofOmaha.com”>Molly.Skold@MutualofOmaha.com>/a>.>/p>