Tradishish

05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, Tradish’ish will be at WarHorse Casino Lincoln for the races! Our daughters will also be there with their own venture, craft lemonade.

Come out and support our young entrepreneurs as they serve up their handcrafted lemonade alongside some great food and refreshing drinks. Bring your friends, enjoy the races, and try your luck at winning some monzeska (money)!

We hope to see you there!

05/23/2026

Slight change of plans today, Saturday may 23rd.
We will be at the Drinkaway Lounge from 4pm-midnight or sold out.

5434 S 99th St, Omaha, NE 68127

Where is the Food truck???

Sunday(5/24): 12pm-6pm
Warhorse Lincoln
7055 S 1st St, Lincoln, NE 68512

Monday(5/25): 12-6pm
Warhorse Lincoln
7055 S 1st St, Lincoln, NE 68512

Tuesday(5/26): 5pm-9pm
Drinkaway lounge off 99th and Q

Wednesday(5/27): closed

Thursday(5/28): closed

Friday(5/29): closed

Saturday(5/30): closed

05/21/2026

Hunting, harvesting, and cooking are rooted in a reciprocal relationship. They are our relatives giving to us and caring for us.

Sharing food is an act of care. It says, “You belong here.” It strengthens relationships, celebrates milestones, and helps carry people through hard times.

Whether it’s a large gathering or a simple meal, the act of eating together builds community and is a way of caring for one another.

In Native culture, food isn’t just about what’s on the plate. It’s about who you share it with, the history behind it, and the gratitude for everything that made it possible.

05/19/2026

Stop out and see us at the Drinkaway Lounge from 5-9 tonight!

5434 S 99th St, Omaha, NE 68127

05/17/2026

Yesterday was… an experience. Yeah, we’ll call it that. 😅
Left for Lincoln ready to roll and immediately hit our first roadblock, blocked water spigot. No big deal…we’ll just stop somewhere else, right?
Three travel stops later…THIRD TIME’S THE CHARM 🙌🏼
Pulled into Lincoln feeling victorious, only to find out our blue corn tortillas were…not invited to the party. 🫠
After 45 minutes of “please hold” energy, we pivoted to yellow corn tortillas. Not the dream, but we adapt and overcome.
We’re 2 minutes from the event, basically tasting success and then our radiator hose said absolutely not.
Car overheats. Panic sets in. There may have been tears. We’re not confirming or denying.
After cooling down (us and the car), we limp into the lot… and then spend the next 2 hours doing what can only be described as a live action survival episode (maybe a bit dramatic🤷🏻‍♀️).
But because quitting isn’t our thing, we got set up and served food for the last couple hours. 🙌🏼
So yeah, character building was STRONG yesterday.
Which is why we are extra excited that today’s event is just around the corner (and significantly less chaotic, hopefully 😅).
Come see us (and our brand new radiator hose), grab some food, and do a little shopping at Hearthside Candles & Curios

We’ll be there noon–5pm, hopefully with zero plot twists today.

05/17/2026

Where is the Food truck???

Sunday(5/24): 12pm-6pm
Warhorse Lincoln
7055 S 1st St, Lincoln, NE 68512

Monday(5/25): 12-6pm
Warhorse Lincoln
7055 S 1st St, Lincoln, NE 68512

Tuesday(5/26): 5pm-9pm
Drinkaway lounge off 99th and Q

Wednesday(5/27): closed

Thursday(5/28): closed

Friday(5/29): closed

Saturday(5/30): closed

05/14/2026

The name Omaha is tied to the Indigenous history of this land.
Omaha, or Umoⁿhoⁿ, means Upstream or Those Who Go Against the Current. This reflects their migration along the Missouri River and their identity as a people who moved north, against the current.
Before the city of Omaha existed, the Umoⁿhoⁿ people lived, hunted, and built communities throughout this region. The land we know today sits within their ancestral homeland, tied to their culture, traditions, and stories.
Today, the Omaha Tribe continue to live in Nebraska, primarily on their reservation in Thurston County, keeping their language, history, and traditions alive.
As we say the name Omaha, we’re speaking a word rooted in resilience, movement, and identity.

We chose the name “Against the Current” for our catering company because it reflects the land, the people, and the heritage of our family. It speaks to resilience, identity, and the responsibility of carrying forward traditions, values, and ways of living that are rooted in who we are.

05/13/2026

At Tradishish we trust the experts!

05/12/2026

It's taco Tuesday and we are serving up street tacos (or ndn tacos) today only with your choice of birria, asada, chicken, ground beef, or bison.
Don't want street tacos? Not a problem we will have our regular menu as well.

We will be serving up at the Turf Club off 60th and center from 5-8pm.

05/10/2026

Happy mothers day to all the amazing mothers out there!