Nestled amidst rolling hills, verdant vineyards, and a garden, our wedding venue offers a picturesque setting for your special day. With elegant indoor spaces and expansive outdoor areas- and privacy, exclusivity, and customizability- our winery is your canvas.

Located just outside of city limits but within a 10 minutes drive to downtown Lincoln. Overlooking a beautiful vineyard and country landscape let's you escape the busy life and relax and enjoy your dream day. We provide in house catering services in which pride ourselves in offering some of the best wedding food in town! Small and family owned business means that you will be treated like family and our top priority is you!

First opened in 1933, the historic Royal Grove is a storied part of Lincoln's live music history. Located just 3 minutes north of downtown Lincoln and the University of Nebraska, the Royal Grove hosts live-events year round. This one-of-a-kind venue is also available to rent for private events. The Royal Grove offers multiple multi-purpose spaces including a large concert hall with bar & dance floor, upstairs balcony and bar, a fully enclosed outdoor patio with bar, and an intimate lounge and bar. Perfect for: weddings and receptions, quinceañeras, class reunions, birthday parties, corporate holiday parties, Greek events, and more! Our event coordinators will handle every detail so you can enjoy the event to the fullest.

Robber’s Cave is ready to bring history to life at one of the many rooms we’ve created just to fit your event. Rent the whole venue, just a room, or anywhere in between to make your night special. Whether you are hosting a football watch party upstairs or a wedding downstairs, Robber’s Cave has space perfectly catered to your needs.

Ironhorse Event Room is a unique space located in the Haymarket of Lincoln, Nebraska. Originally built in 1909 and occupied by Carter Transfer & Storage. It was later used by Lincoln Hide & Fur Company until renovations in 1993. Ironhorse is filled with original industrial and historic details.

Roca Berry Farm is owned by the growing Schaefer family and we have been harvesting memories since 1980. What started as a small pumpkin and berry farm has grown to a local tourist attraction and must-see entertainment destination for families throughout southeast Nebraska. Through the years as the success of the farm grew, Roca Berry Farm evolved to feature Roca Scary Farm at night, building a following among teens and adults who chase after the thrill of haunted houses and Halloween-season horror.

The Apothecary Lofts and Ridnour Room are three absolutely gorgeous venues nestled inside the Apothecary Building at 140 N. 8th Street, in the heart of Lincoln's Historic Haymarket District. Our quality and affordability are what set us apart from everyone else. We are proud to be the ONLY 1st Class facilities who provide you with the flexibility to select any caterer to fit your taste and budget. We also offer the option for you to self-cater your special occasion (including bringing in your own alcohol) at no additional cost! All three venues are provided with elegant round tables and beautiful chairs. Each facility will be set up according to your instructions and our Event Coordinator will assist you with all the details to ensure your event is exactly as you envision.

Delray 817 is a warehouse venue built in 1903, located in the Historic Haymarket in Lincon Nebraska. Our venue can host private and public events with seated guests up to 325 and cocktail guests up to 695. We look forward to helping you plan your event!

Historic and warm tones and rustic vibe. Old wood floors, brick walls, live edge tables and bar tops throughout the Venue. 14 Foot high ceilings and great natural lighting as well. We have a large area for caterers as well and several great local caterers to choose from. We provide fully staffed bar for our clients and will design a beverage menu and budget that works best for you...the bride and groom!

The Friedhof building is currently celebrating its centennial anniversary! This building boasts historic beauty around every corner, and has been maintained to retain its classic, and original charm. Theodore Friedhof, the buildings’ namesake, constructed the structure to serve Columbus as a dry goods retailer in 1918. The craft of architecture and carpentry in construction during that particular era was bar none the best in quality, and style. The renovation and restoration of this space was performed with care to pay homage to the integrity of the style with this particular vintage of building.