THE RAIN COULDN’T DROWN OUT THE MUSIC AT THE MAHA MUSIC FESTIVAL TONIGHT. THANKS FOR JOINING US. I’M QUANECIA FRASER VISITORS AND PERFORMERS WERE ASKED TO FIND SHELTER AROUND SIX, BUT AS KETV NEWSWATCH SEVEN’S MADDY AUGUSTINE REPORTS, THE EVENT WASN’T A COMPLETE WASH. SHE JOINS US LIVE IN STINSON PARK. MADDIE. STORMS EARLIER THIS EVENING ONLY TEMPORARILY HALTED THE FESTIVITIES HERE AT STINSON PARK BEFORE MAHA FESTIVAL GOERS QUICKLY LINED BACK UP AT THE GATES NEARLY AN HOUR AFTER THE RAIN DELAY, BANDS TOOK THE STAGE AGAIN AND THE CROWD FLOODED INTO THE PARK. OMAHA NATIVE DALLAS SMITH SAID HIS LOVE FOR MUSIC AND THE APPRECIATION OF THE FESTIVAL MAKES THE WORK MAKES IT WORTH THE WAIT. I APPRECIATE THE THINGS THAT WE DO TO BRING THE COMMUNITY TOGETHER AND CELEBRATE THINGS THAT WE ALL ENJOY, LIKE MUSIC AND PEOPLE. AND THAT’S REALLY WHAT IT’S ALL ABOUT. JUST HAVING A GOOD TIME. MAHA OFFICIALS TELL ME THE CONCERT IS NOW SCHEDULED TO END AT 1215 TONIGHT AND TOMORROW’S SCHEDULE REMAINS THE SAME, WITH GATES OPENING A