The Nebraska Guide
is your detailed travel companion to visiting the Cornhusker State. While it's true that agriculture is a booming industry in Nebraska, farm tours aren't the only pastime here. Vacationers will find a wealth of cultural activities to engage in, historic sites to explore, and outdoor adventures to enjoy during their Nebraska travels.
Theater in Nebraska is centralized in the major cities of Omaha and
Lincoln, where patrons can attend live theater in all genres and by a
number of different types of theater groups. In other areas of the
state, visitors can find performances by community theaters and
college theater departments. (More... )
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Crafts:
A long-standing tradition in Nebraska's craft scene is quilting. Quilt making was a necessity for pioneer women as the state was built from the ground up during the nation's move west. Today, this practice is celebrated with a number of exhibits throughout Nebraska. If you're interested in learning the history of quilting and viewing patchwork that's well over one hundred years old, you can visit exhibits at the International Quilt Study Center and the Museum of Nebraska History. Learn more about Nebraska's handiwork through our guide to Crafts. |
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Visual Arts:
If you like to visit art museums wherever you travel, you'll be pleased to find that Nebraska has three good ones to choose from. The Joslyn Art Museum (Omaha), the Sheldon Gallery and Sculpture Garden at the University of Nebraska (Lincoln), and the Museum of Nebraska Art (Kearny) are all fine institutes with both large permanent collections and rotating exhibits. |
Once you've chosen to travel to
Nebraska, it's time to begin planning your trip. Making decisions
for all your travel details, like when to go, and efficiently booking
your trip are important ventures that can ensure your trip is
fun-filled and stress-free. Use our Planning
Your Trip
guide to help make the process fast, easy, and fun.
