A lovely tradition! I've been coming to this beautiful store since the 1970s…read more I loved it when I was a child and love it now.

This is the perfect spot to pick up tourist type gifts from Kearney. I was there the first week in…read moreOctober so they had mass amounts of Halloween costumes and accessories. I would probably shop there all the time if I lived there. They had all kinds of outrageous sunglasses, gag gifts and wigs.

Buy Nebraska is a wonderful little shop just off the interstate in Kearney, selling Nebraska…read moreproducts from all over the state. From food to clothing to crafts, there's all kinds of great stuff here.

From the owner: We Are More Than Just A Retail Store! We know entrepreneurs, innovators, and business owners are…read morethe backbones of our communities, economy and future. GROW Nebraska's services help hundreds of Nebraska businesses, and we couldn't do it without support from people like you. Thanks to you, we offer promotion, education, and market access to these entrepreneurs. Together, we create jobs and bring money in to help Nebraska’s hard-working citizens.

Beautiful spot for all your gifting needs. Love the embroidery options!! Very kind staff.read more

Love this place! Very nice free coffee bar with Beautiful atmosphere and hospitality while you…read moreshop through Christian gifts and decorative items! Christy is helpful and welcoming.

A few miles off the interstate and you have a fun place to relive the past. With over 200 classics…read morecars to view in person the scale of this place does not disappoint. $10 for adults and $6 for ages 17 and under you have unlimited time to see the cars, read the info about them and enjoy historical treasures. The inside of the place was 50,000 square feet, the size of a football field. We were treated and provided with information about the museums roots and where the cars came from. I'm not much of a car person but I even enjoyed myself. If you are passing through Nebraska on I-80 make the short detour. It's worth it.

Come and support this museum! The sweet lady at the front/cashier did an excellent job of sharing…read morethe history of the museum. It has seen its shares of up and downs and currently runs on donations. The amazing people that donate their beautiful vehicles for public viewing help to fund the museum. Our family loved viewing history through the automobiles. The exhibits update constantly. You never know which vehicles you may catch that have been in films or driven by famous people. There is a huge selection of cars from the early model Fords all the way to late model Chevys and Dodge.

I love this shop. I hope to visit when I'm back in Nebraska this summer. We have several art pieces…read moreand love every one of them.

While in Hastings, I stayed for a month in the lofts above this gift shop. This local store is very…read morecute and unique. It is actually a collaboration of multiple retailers. This shop sells clothing, jewelry, art, and flowers. I visited often and enjoyed conversing with staff. This is evidently a well-loved shop with constant flow of customers and regulars stopping in often. If you haven't been here, stop by and support a local collaboration of businesses!

We headed to the Kearney area for a mini family vacation with the goal of experiencing the Sandhill…read morecrane migration, and our first stop was the Crane Trust Nature Center--a great way to kick things off. Admission is free (always a win), and it's open during the week as well as Saturdays (we visited on a Saturday from 9 AM-4 PM). It's not a huge space, but it's thoughtfully put together and perfect for families, especially with younger kids. Inside, there's a presentation/movie room, a photography gallery (with pieces for sale), a gift shop, and a really engaging kids' area. My kids loved the hands-on elements--coloring pages, stuffed animals, and even making origami cranes. One of the sweetest touches was being able to mail a postcard for free, which we had to do. Outside is where it really shines. There's a trail behind the center with signage, open space, and even areas where you can see cows and bison. There's also a tall viewing structure you can climb, and the trail takes you right over the Platte River, which makes for a beautiful walk. We didn't happen to see cranes while we were at the center, but honestly, it was still absolutely worth the stop. It set the stage for the rest of our trip and got the kids excited and engaged in learning about the migration. If you're planning a crane-viewing trip, I'd definitely recommend starting here--it's a low-pressure, educational, and family-friendly way to begin the experience. We chose this over the Rowe Sanctuary because our children were still too young for the guided experiences there, and this was a free option that fit our needs perfectly.

The new website is great....easy to spend too much money!!…read moreproducts ar!e all of really good quarlity

Lori & her crew are awesome to work with! Our school/cheer team has been ordering homecoming court…read moreflowers from Holdrege Floral for forever! Lori is very creative - I gave her complete creative freedom with our flowers and they came out stunning!

I ordered $50 flower to be delivered to a friend's grandmother funeral. I did let them decide what…read moretype of flower to use as i thought that should be common sense. Turned out they sent a tiny plant with 2 pieces of leaves. Where are the flowers? And you dare to tell me this is worth of $50 in a small town like Holdrege NE?