Practiced yoga with Ashleigh this morning at 9am. Ashleigh is very warm and inclusive and offers…read moregenerous and descriptive cues as participants flow into each pose! Very nice practice for new or experienced yoga participants! Ashleigh is a natural teacher and I encourage you give one of her classes a try soon!

Pretty good at showing what early settler life in the area was like in a variety of ways. The…read moremuseum exhibits -- in two separate buildings -- are slightly dated collections of objects and info about aspects of typical life. Then the Railroad Town gives depth to that experience, with relocated historic buildings staffed with living history. Considering the size of the town and daily operations, it makes sense that every building can't always be staffed -- and if they were, it'd sure take a long time to get through. The main exhibit building itself is a bit ridiculously grand: why is it surrounded by a moat and have fountains in the middle? That design would make more sense for an art museum maybe.

A huge amount of buildings and cool old things to see and touch! Our three and five year old…read moreenjoyed it and we stopped for lunch at the cafe which was very tasty. A worthwhile visit for sure! Friendly and fun workers there as well.

Our first time in. Heard good reports. Sampling a variety. The Sweet Ass white wine came first and…read morebread pudding just arrived, looks great. Wine is a reisling type grape I would say. Is good. Bread pudding and ice cream is good and first of type that B has actually liked. We shared a NY Strip and pork chop. Both real good. Mashed potatoes both plates, very good. Steamed broccoli same. Nice setting and seating situation. Service just right. And we would do this again.

had a lovely little girls night here last weekend…read more the wine selection is great! and so yummy. i loved the edeilweiss and rose. got the spinach and artichoke dip as and app and the bruschetta chicken for my main entree. gosh i want to eat that chicken every day. so flavorful and came with a delicious side of pesto mac! their menu has rotating seasonal items so be sure to try them before their gone. cute atmosphere and love all the exposed brick. amazing service too!! if you're ever coming through this tiny town you got to make a stop here!

The energy in this shop is amazing. This place truly feels like a safe haven away from all bad. If…read moreyou're looking for crystals, this place has some incredible pieces for shockingly fair prices.I've only been once but as I'm writing this review I'm planning to come back tomorrow. Summer was an amazing help and very knowledgeable on all of the pieces there. I can't wait to come back :)

My friend and I stopped here in transit from Lincoln to Kearney. They have a wide selection of…read morespiritual tools. All the good vibes.

Still the best (and now only) theater in town but uncomfortable seats keep it from perfection. With…read morean Art Deco style that is immediately eye-catching, a quality screen, loud sound system, and great pricing, this is a great single-screen theater that's only open on weekends. It's also the only theater in town at the time of this update. The only downside is the seating. Despite being updated, they are not modern, reclining plush seats. I get why this was done, so as to not clash with the retro vibe, but the nearby Rivoli theater in Hastings updated to more modern seating despite being old-school as well, and its charm and vibe remained intact so I do wish the same would've been done here because the seats can get very uncomfortable after a while. Worse, if a showing is particularly busy, you'll be so close to someone that you may as well be sitting on their lap due to how close the seats are to each other. Skinny legends need not worry, but RIP anyone who is tall, broad, or even a little plus-sized because you will be shoulder to shoulder. Still, despite the shortcomings of its seating, this theater is still excellent. Tickets are inexpensive at $5 a pop and concessions are also very affordable. It's definitely great place to catch a movie, just keep in mind it may be a little uncomfortable. Oh, and also a little annoying if there are any rowdy kids around.

Life is transient and impermanent. "Everything passes like the flowering waters of a steep…read morewaterfall." This is the only existing downtown movie theater, dating from pre-WWII. The other theater which continued to the 1980's, The Capitol, was built as a Vaudeville theater and had a groovy 1920's balcony. It is now a parking lot, and I suspect it will remain in that state. Every city in America has the same sob story. The Grand, however, survived. It even has its share of first-run movies, and the local volunteer network who works on its upkeep likes to do nice things like replace and repair the art-deco lights and generally make it a decent place to go see a show (including the occasional live music performance).