Photo courtesy of Cedar Hill Home and Holiday, Nebraska Tourism
Nebraska Tourism is encouraging travelers to visit state wide attractions with the second edition of the Nebraska Holiday Passport. The holiday-centered version of the popular summer Passport will showcase some of the best shopping, dining and holiday-ing in Nebraska during this most wonderful time of the year.
“With the success and excitement of last year’s first-ever Nebraska Holiday Passport, we can’t wait to continue with this year’s version,” said John Ricks, Nebraska Tourism Executive Director. “We are looking forward to another great year for our stops and our holiday travelers.”
From November 17 through January 7, 2024, 20 businesses and attractions with a holiday emphasis will be featured in the 2023 Holiday Passport.
“It’s a way for people to passport during the offseason,” said Madison Johnson, Passport Program Coordinator. “With our Summer program, people wanted something to do during the Winter season. We can’t wait for even more participants to discover Nebraska’s hidden holiday gems.”
Passports will be available at participating stops or can be pre-ordered at the NebraskaPassport.com/holiday.
Selected sites (by town)
- Wettlaufer’s Garden Center & Flower Shop – Atkinson
- Beulah’s Emporium – Chappell
- Platte Valley Equipment – Fremont
- Frahm Bar – Hastings
- LOCAL Gift Boutique & Tea Lounge – Hemingford
- Southeast Nebraska Cancer Memorial Garden – Humboldt
- Buy Nebraska Store – Kearney
- Cedar Hill Home and Holiday – Lincoln
- Prairie Arts Center – North Platte
- The Durham Museum – Omaha
- Main Street Jewelers – Plattsmouth
- Ponca State Park – Ponca
- El Patron Mexican Restaurant – Schuyler
- Midwest Theater – Scottsbluff
- Red Path Gallery & Tasting Room – Seward
- Dude’s Steakhouse & Brandin’ Iron Bar/Lounge – Sidney
- Tub’s Pub – Sumner
- Burt County Museum – Tekamah
- Rustic Riverside Mercantile – West Point
- Wessels Living History Farm – York