This is the best part of downtown Scottsbluff…read more The interior of this place is magical, one that you are hard pressed to find anywhere else

I've seen several performances here by this point. They take good care to make sure sound a light…read moreare done well. They also work very hard to draw in a very good range of performers throughout the year that thus little town would not see without them. In addition most weekends the also show a recent movie at the unbeatable price of $5. For middle of the week entertainment the also run the community cinema series which is free to the public. The theatre itself is quite old, but lovingly restored and kept up. Singlehandedly the best theatre around for quite a data providing amazing entertainment at such a fair price its within the budget of the the community. Kudos to the Midwest!

The indoor theater has VERY comfortable movie chairs, recliner style, that are adjustable. They…read moredon't have many snack options like big-city theaters might but the popcorn and nachos are still a GREAT option!

This gem is a must-see. The way it is laid out, the type of engagement opportunities that are…read moreinteractive, and not just for kids. Information was presented in a way that it is easy to absorb and wasn't too much. We read, laughed, gasped and teared up at the history we learned from this fabulous museum. Top favorites: technology changes to the smart phone, dresses from each era, kitchen/home details and access to Staff was personable and helpful, eager to please.

If you want to find out about the history of western Nebraska, stop at this museum! There are…read moreterrific displays about pioneer life, Conestoga wagon, even divining for water. The museum is located near the entrance to the Scottsbluff National Monument national park. They have a display of Japanese that were early pioneers to the area. Very shortly a building built by Japanese pioneers called the Japanese Hall will be moved to the museum! One of my favorite displays was a collection of quilts. There was a newspaper quilt with old newspapers as filler for added warmth and a gorgeous cherry blossom quilt. Set aside at least a couple hours to see everything!

Visiting Papa Moon was one of the highlights of my weekend in Nebraska. The Farm's garden is…read morebeautiful, and we enjoyed drinks by the stream in the shade. We even played yard games while the goats watched us from a distance. This locally family-owned winery crafts both ciders and wines. My friends and I each got a flight, and sampled a variety of their delicious offerings. Our bartender was also very friendly. Worth a visit if you're in the area!

We had dinner at Papa Moon headquarters in Scottsbluff and we thoroughly enjoyed the food and…read moreciders. The range and variety of ciders was incredible, and as someone who doesn't like sweet ciders, I was able to find multiple different ciders I really liked. The food was delicious and service was prompt. Would certainly recommend!

A hub of activity and passion for the arts in Western Nebraska. Visitors from outside the area may…read morebe surprised at the quality and variety of art/artists "on display" at WNAC, as well as the Carnegie Center in nearby Alliance.

I was invited to a private dinner at the Scottsbluff Country Club this summer and had one of the…read moremost delicious rib eye steaks I've eaten in many years. It came with fresh green beans and a loaded baked potato. The seasoning on the steak was amazing and the meat was so tender. There was salad, and soup and dessert too, but all I remember was that steak! A friend of mine is a member at the country club and said that they recently got a new chef. I hope they keep the chef and my friend takes me out there next time I'm in town!

We didn't get to play golf on a frigid February afternoon, but the clubhouse was an elegant…read moresurprise to what we expected to find in Scottsbluff. The clubhouse is very large, very well appointed and comfortable. Our event was a VIP reception for Miss America Teresa Scanlan, so we only had appetizers and complimentary wine. The room was spacious, with no apparant wear and tear on any of the furniture and fixtures. The staff was extrememly efficient, and the food was delicious. Don't know what their membership policies are, but for a high-end reception, I would recommend it.

You know God bless Wyoming and it's people. I mean who else is going to bless them?? I was raised…read morein Wyoming and departed ASAP once I got out of high school. During the years I was there, visited on return trips and complaints from some of my family members sometimes my former Wyomingites just do not seem to know what they are getting themselves into. Countless times I have seen ridiculousness trying to be made by people who don't seem to know what they are doing. This ranges from breweries to golf courses. It was like one of the people being interviewed said in Michael Moore's film Roger & Me, 'You can't bring the beach to Michigan'. This eluded to the fact that someone was trying to build a massive water park with artificial beaches in Michigan back in the 80's which went belly up. Much of these endeavors in Wyoming to bring something from somewhere else also met a similar fate. Of course I realize there are many people who are trying to do something and have no idea what they are doing besides Wyoming but there are just so many of these instances here. This brings me to Table Mountain Vineyards & Winery. I heard that there was a winery in Wyoming in the east but I didn't really seem to pay much attention to this information since I am more obsessed with breweries. My brother brought me some of the Cowboy Reserve that he bought there and brought to me and my partner. The cowboy Reserve was a red wine and was aging since 2007. It didn't sound so bad until we tasted it. It was not one dimensional in taste which was good but it did taste very vinegary which was not ok. From what I understand if wine tastes like vinegar it is simply old. I have had other wine from this year at other places and it tastes fine which leads me to the point that the winery may have no clue to what they are doing. Perhaps I just got a bad batch so to speak. I haven't tried their other wines and I am not too sure if I want to. The wine cost about $13 to $14 which is a lot of cash for the quality of wine I had. Maybe some of their other wines are better but..... To give the winery some credit the wine didn't taste like metal. I had a wine once that did. D-I-S-G-U-S-T-I-N-G!!

Stopped in yesterday... So worth the drive!! Fantastic wines, wonderful friendly owners, and an…read moreabsolutely astonishing tasting room! I loved the Cowboy Blush and the SOB. My wife loved Cowboy Blush! We had our kids with, and they had extra snacks and games available to entertain while we enjoyed our tasting. It's too bad we don't get out this way often, but if we do... we'll be back!!!!

"Crazy-ass passion is the staple of life and persistence its nourishing force. Without them, you…read morecannot cross the trail." ― Rinker Buck, The Oregon Trail: A New American Journey **Please Note this visitor center is temporarily close for expansion/renovation at the time of my writing this. No timeline is available for it's re-opening but there is a temporary one setup in the meantime** Visitor center for Scotts Bluff that includes lots of historical displays and info about the area. Here's the highlights: -Free entrance to the park -Clean restrooms -Oregon Trail wagon train displays outside -Get your NPS Passport stamp -Filtered water bottle re-filler (not available during remodel) -Educational displays -Friendly and knowledgeable docents and rangers -Gift shop Must-stop for those visiting Scotts Bluff if for nothing else but a restroom break.

Small but interesting museum. Learned some new info. Gift shop was good also. Nothing out there but…read moreit was worth seeing.