March 1st to May 31st, 2008 - Flanagan-Monsky Traveling Exhibit
In honor of the Home's 90th anniversary the Men of Vision exhibit will be on display in the Hall of History until May 2008. The display features the unique working relationship between Father Flanagan and the Home's first donor Henry Monsky at a time when racial and religious discrimination was accepted at the norm. Mr. Monsky was a member of the Home's Board of Directors and worked pro bono as the Home's attorney until his death in 1947. Through his efforts international B'nai B'rith was created and the ground work for the nation of Israel was put in place. The display highlights both of their international missions, and their work continues with Boys Town and the Omaha Jewish Community Center. The display was a joint project of the Boys Town Hall of History and Nebraska Jewish Historical Society.

September 3rd to October 31st
"City of Little Men... for over seventy years children have discovered help, healing, and hope in the village of Boys Town."

Since it’s founding the village of Boys Town has grown to meet the needs of America’s at risk children. The village of Boys Town remains America’s largest private residential childcare home. The village is the inspiration for children homes around the world.

December 1st to 7th - “Irish Christmas at Father Flanagan’s House.”
The historic Father Flanagan House is decorated with Irish Christmas traditions from Father Edward Flanagan’s childhood in Ireland. Other displays include Christmas quilts, antique ornaments from the 1920’s to 40’s, and antique toys from the 1920’s.

June 1st to August 17th, 2008
Wednesdays from 2:00 - 4:00 PM & Fridays from 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Home grown produce raised by the children under the care of Girls and Boys Town.  Located on the West Farm off 144th and Sheehan Drive, just south of Dodge Street.

Every 4^th of July, come watch the Village of Boys Town shoot off their fantastic fireworks display at dusk.  Park near the football stadium for the best view.

January 1st to March 31st, 2008 - Black History and Stamps
View American Black History through the eyes of stamps with commemorating displays of Martin Luther King Jr. and other famous Black Americans.  Located at the Leon Myers Stamp Museum in the Visitor Center.

October 1st to December 31st, 2008 - Christmas Seals and Stamps
View the history of Boys Town Christmas Seals and other holiday stamp displays located at the Leon Myers Stamp Museum in the Visitor Center.