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LINCOLN Enjoy Life in Lincoln Lincoln CVB • Derek Feyerherm
1135 M St, Ste 300 • Lincoln • NE • 68508 402-434-5335 • Fax: 402-436-2360
www.lincoln.org •
info@lincoln.org
Area rooms: 4,747 Major meeting facilities: The Cornhusker, A Marriott Hotel, Embassy Suites, Holiday Inn Downtown, Pinnacle Bank Arena, Lancaster Event Center
Attractions:
Lincoln Children’s Zoo, Larsen Tractor Test & Power Museum, Sheldon Museum of Art, International Quilt Study Center & Museum, Nebraska History Museum Airport: Lincoln Municipal Airport
Golf Courses: Wilderness Ridge Golf Course, Highlands Golf Course, Holmes Park Golf Course, Mahoney Golf Course, Pioneers Golf Course, HiMark Golf Course, Yankee Hill Golf Course
Lincoln is a prime meeting location. Don’t believe us? Let us try and change your mind.
First of all, Lincoln is easy to get to. And once you’re here, it’s easy to get
around. We’re less than a day’s drive from key Midwestern cities like Denver, Omaha, Minneapolis, Des Moines, Kansas City, St. Louis and Chicago, and not to mention our airport accepts connections from several locations across the U.S. Once inside city limits, the precious time you normally wasted in traffic jams is yours for the using, ideally on revolutionary brainstorm sessions or deal-sealing negotiations. Even our city’s atmosphere lends itself to productive gatherings: clean, safe, beautiful and full of helpful, interesting citizens who take a special pleasure in welcoming out-of-towners. We also hope you’ll occasionally let yourself be distracted from the business at hand. Our acres of parkland, thriving nightlife/music/arts scene, and delectable array of palate-pleasing restaurants are sure to keep you from being all work and no play.
Lastly (and perhaps most importantly), a business trip to Lincoln will leave your pocketbook impressively unharmed. What can we say? We know how to do life right here.
NEBRASKA CITY
It’s more than a meeting room. It’s 260 acres of meeting space.
Lied Lodge & Conference Center • Theresa Brown 2700 Sylvan Rd • Nebraska City • NE • 68410 800-546-5433 • Fax: 402-873-8796
www.liedlodge.org •
tbrown@arbordayfarm.org Rooms/suites: 144
Meeting space sq. ft.: 14,000
Largest room sq. ft.: 4,672 Meeting rooms: 14 Reception capacity: 300 Golf course: Yes Onsite restaurant: 1
Attractions: Tree Adventure Attraction Lied Greenhouse Exploratory Trail Woodland Pavilion ArborLinks Golf Course Many downtown historic Nebraska City attractions
Lied Lodge & Conference Center offers a unique, inspiring setting for your next meeting, conference, or retreat. The soaring timber architecture, conservation practices, accredited conference standards, and a commitment to service excellence make this facility the natural choice for your next event.
• Flexible Meeting Packages • Member of the International Association of Conference Centers • Complimentary high-speed and wireless internet • Professional conference planning managers and onsite technical support • Full-service restaurant featuring local sustainable food • Teambuilding and onsite activity programs • Easy access from the Omaha airport with shuttle available • Arbor Day Farm® scenic trails
• ArborLinks Golf Course designed by Arnold Palmer • Olympic-sized indoor pool, fitness center, and spa
Getting down to business is more important than ever. Let the naturally inspiring surroundings of Lied Lodge & Conference Center maximize your ROI and motivate your team. Lied Lodge is owned and operated by the Arbor Day Foundation and is committed to a sustainable future. Together we will support tree planting and conservation efforts around the globe.
www.MidwestMeetings.com 135
Tree Adventure™ attraction offering interactive exhibits and
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