Missouri River Basin Lewis & Clark Visitor Center presents Saturday with a Soldier every second Saturday from April through October.
Please join us at Missouri River Basin Lewis & Clark Visitor Center on August 12th for a Business After Hours!
Lewis & Clark Reunion #22 (Nebraska City’s Applejack Weekend)
Reenactors and special events all weekend.
More details to come soon!
Missouri River Basin Lewis & Clark Visitor Center presents Saturday with a Soldier every second Saturday from April through October.
Award-winning author Joe Starita will be the keynote speaker Saturday, July 11th, at the Missouri River Basin Lewis and Clark Visitor Center. As we celebrate America 250, we must remember that freedom did not extend to many across the country until decades and centuries later.
Missouri River Basin Lewis & Clark Visitor Center presents Saturday with a Soldier every second Saturday from April through October.
Darren Goodman, a glass artist from Ohio, will be in Nebraska City over the 4th of July weekend demonstrating his craft and showing patriotic works from his recent exhibition "GLASS Through the Lens of An Artist"
Darren Goodman, a glass artist from Ohio, will be in Nebraska City over the 4th of July weekend demonstrating his craft and showing patriotic works from his recent exhibition "GLASS Through the Lens of An Artist"
Darren Goodman, a glass artist from Ohio, will be in Nebraska City over the 4th of July weekend demonstrating his craft and showing patriotic works from his recent exhibition "GLASS Through the Lens of An Artist"
Celebrate America 250 by slowing down and trying your hand at the oldest known quilt pattern. In this workshop style class at Wildwood Historic Center, you will take a tour of our Quilts Across Nebraska Exhibit in our historical house, learn the history of crazy quilts, enjoy a picnic lunch in the Victorian Garden and how to make one of your own.
Missouri River Basin Lewis & Clark Visitor Center presents Saturday with a Soldier every second Saturday from April through October.
Dear Abigail/Dear John: An Incandescent Match
A Play For Two Voices
Adapted by John David Westby
The cost is $10 per person with a limit of 100 seats. Click on the link below to purchase your ticket or visit Wildwood Historic Center in Nebraska City to purchase tickets in person.
The play is performed by our local theatre group called Stageworks Theatre Company in Wildwood’s Victorian Garden.
Rain date is Sunday May 24th, 2026 at 2pm.
Missouri River Basin Lewis & Clark Visitor Center presents Saturday with a Soldier every second Saturday from April through October.
We’re heading way back to the Colonial Era to celebrate our nation with some old-time recreation. Enjoy a number of historical yard games such as...Chuck-Farthing, Button Whizzer, Bowl Toss, Jackstraws, and more!
Learn about the history and home of Arbor Day at the place where it all began! Dive into the history of this special event and see how its impact has grown since its founding in 1872. Discover how the Morton family celebrated each year through family journal entries.
The display is included as part of the regular Arbor Lodge admission and self-guided tour. Questions? Call 402-873-7222.
Learn about the history and home of Arbor Day at the place where it all began! Dive into the history of this special event and see how its impact has grown since its founding in 1872. Discover how the Morton family celebrated each year through family journal entries.
The display is included as part of the regular Arbor Lodge admission and self-guided tour. Questions? Call 402-873-7222.
Throughout April, Arbor Lodge will host an exhibit highlighting the history of tree planting in America.
We’re heading way back to the Colonial Era to celebrate our nation with some old-time recreation. Enjoy a number of historical yard games such as...Chuck-Farthing, Button Whizzer, Bowl Toss, Jackstraws, and more!
Throughout April, Arbor Lodge will host an exhibit highlighting the history of tree planting in America.
Learn about the history and home of Arbor Day at the place where it all began! Dive into the history of this special event and see how its impact has grown since its founding in 1872. Discover how the Morton family celebrated each year through family journal entries.
The display is included as part of the regular Arbor Lodge admission and self-guided tour. Questions? Call 402-873-7222.
We’re heading way back to the Colonial Era to celebrate our nation with some old-time recreation. Enjoy a number of historical yard games such as...Chuck-Farthing, Button Whizzer, Bowl Toss, Jackstraws, and more!
Throughout April, Arbor Lodge will host an exhibit highlighting the history of tree planting in America.
Throughout April, Arbor Lodge will host an exhibit highlighting the history of tree planting in America.
Throughout April, Arbor Lodge will host an exhibit highlighting the history of tree planting in America.
As darkness falls, guests are led by costumed guides through the dimly lit 52-room mansion, with only a candle to light the way. What is the history of Friday 13th? Why are we fascinated by "Ghost Stories"?
The Missouri River Basin Lewis & Clark Visitor Center is hosting its annual
Native American Cultural Exhibition on Saturday, March 7, from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm.
Bring a sack lunch and enjoy bird watching with us over the noon hour!
The neighborhood socialites have touted the Hatter’s Ball as the bash of the year in the isolated town of Bloodworth Falls.
Bring a sack lunch and enjoy bird watching with us over the noon hour!
Join us for an evening of murder under the Blood Moon at Arbor Lodge Mansion for a night of treachery, trickery, and tyranny.
Bring a sack lunch and enjoy bird watching with us over the noon hour!
Nebraska City Museum of Firefighting is hosting the annual
Souper Bowl Soup Luncheon
Sunday, February 8th - 11:00 am. to 1:00 pm.
at the Nebraska City Fire Station - 1409 Central Ave.
