What time does Stagecoach open?

Stagecoach opens at 9:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Stagecoach opens at 10:00 AM on Sunday.

What time does Stagecoach close?

Stagecoach closes at 8:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Stagecoach closes at 6:00 PM on Sunday.

Mon-Sat 9:00 AM - 8:00 PMSun 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Does Stagecoach take credit cards?

Yes, Stagecoach takes credit cards.

Is Stagecoach by appointment only?

No, Stagecoach is not by appointment only.

Does Stagecoach have bike parking?

Yes, Stagecoach has bike parking.

Does Stagecoach have parking?

Yes, Stagecoach has parking options.

Is Stagecoach wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Stagecoach is wheelchair accessible.

Specialties

Stagecoach specializes in Native American turquoise jewelry and crafts and other handmade jewelry. We are also one of the largest dealers of Black Hill Gold and Minnetonka moccasins in the state of Nebraska. We carry a large supply of Nebraska souvenirs and we are the area's largest dealer in costumes and theatrical supplies.

History

Established in 1973.

Stagecoach was established in Kearney Nebraska in 1973 but our roots in the Nebraska souvenir and gift store business goes back much further. We are actually a 4th generation business starting with the Wigwam in Atlanta Nebraska back in the early 1950's. When interstate 80 first came through Nebraska we moved our store to Kearney and called it Stagecoach. Even the early days in the 1950's we were purchasing turquoise jewelry from the Native Americans and were one of the first to carry Minnetonka moccasins along with all the Nebraska souvenirs.

Meet the Business Owner: Gary G.

Gary grew up in Holdrege Nebraska where he graduated from high school and later graduated from the University of Nebraska in business administration. After serving in the Navy, Gary lived in Denver Colorado. He started managing the Stagecoach around 1978 and he and his wife, Susan later purchased the Stagecoach from his parents. Gary is an accomplished silversmith having learned from the Navajo Indians in Les Bakers' shop in New Mexico.