Counseling starts at 9:00 AM till noon and then 1:30 PM till approximately 4:30 each day. So you will have evenings to spend together.
Our Home Reinke Rental ------------- 719- 783 -2525
Comfort Suites East ---------------------- 402- 817- 2456
Prairie Creek Inn ------------------------------ 402- 488- 8822
Staybridge Suites ------------------------------ 402- 438-7829
Marriot Cornhusker Downtown ------------ 402- 474-7474
Don & Millie's --------------------- 8150 O St, Lincoln, NE
Runza Restaurants -- 8330 Northwoods Dr, Lincoln, NE
Granite City Food & Brewery -- 6150 O St, Lincoln, NE
La Paz Mexican --------- 321 N Cotner Blvd, Lincoln, NE
Village Inn Breakfast All Day-------6555 O St, Lincoln, NE
Panera -------------------------------- 6149 O St, Lincoln, NE
Taco Inn Drive Thru ----------- 245 S 70th St, Lincoln, NE
Lazlos Haymarket ----------------210 N 7th St, Lincoln, NE
Blue Orchid Thai ---------- 129 N 10th St #111, Lincoln, NE
Olive Garden ---------------------- 90 Gateway, Lincoln, NE
Scooter's Coffee Drive Thru---------6811 O St, Lincoln, NE
Brick warehouses from the 1800s anchor the scene, but today’s historic Haymarket District (lincolnhaymarket.org) brims with freshness: coffeehouses, bookstores and novel boutiques.
Guides at the state capitol (capitol.nebraska.gov) reveal the stories behind the unusual Art Deco architecture, including the 15-story domed tower, marble mosaics and a 19-foot bronze statue called The Sower.
Nebraska State Capitol. Photo by Jay Wilde.
Near Haymarket, The Railyard (canopyst.com) amplifies downtown with clubs, concerts and THE CUBE: a massive wraparound video art screen.
Haymarket. Photo courtesy of Pinnacle Bank Arena.
Family attractions abound around town. The Lincoln Children’s Zoo (lincolnzoo.org) specializes in up-close connections for kids—even a peek at a dwarf croc. The 1930s Sunken Gardens (lincoln.ne.gov) enchants with winding flowerbeds, lily ponds and reflecting pavilions.
Sunken Gardens. Photo by Jay Wilde.
Science and crafts turn learning into a fun adventure at the Lincoln Children’s Museum (lincolnchildrensmuseum.org), with displays including a 3-story cuckoo clock that implodes (don’t worry, it’s foam). Finish at the University of Nebraska State Museum (museum.unl.edu) for paleontology and weaponry exhibits, and a “nightcap” of a star-studded display at Mueller Planetarium (spacelaser.com).
Eugene T. Mahoney State Park Water gushes and sprays at the water park amid shouts of delight. Trails disappear into the trees. Balls rattle into mini-golf cups. Fishing reels buzz as kids fight fish. It’s the best of both worlds: an action-packed family park near Ashland (24 miles northeast of Lincoln) with the Platte River bluffs as the stage (outdoornebraska.gov).
See other things to do in Lincoln at:
https://visitnebraska.com/lincoln
https://www.planetware.com/tourist-attractions-/lincoln-us-ne-l.htm
http://www.lincolntoday.co/