t hE G rAnd t hEAtrE GrandMovieTheatre.com This 1937 Art Deco movie house is one of the landmarks in Railside. The Grand Theatre sparkles like it did on opening day, showcasing a unique cinematic experience for locals and visitors. But more than just a place to catch a movie, it's a symbol of the city's spirit and Railside's ongoing transformation. Movies can be seen every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday night. Tickets are $5 for adults or $4 for kids and seniors (age 55 and up).
A ftEr dArk Festoon lights brighten Third Street in the Railside district where you'll find the new Archives cocktail lounge and Henry J's speakeasy. More established nightlife entertainment includes J. Alfred Prufrock's martini bar and Prairie Pride Brewing Company. Across town along Merchandise Mile you'll find axe throwing at Axeholes and a new project by B&B Theaters that will include a seven-screen theater, bowling alley, arcade, and pickleball courts.
E vEnts cEntEr HeartlandEventsCenter.com Grand Island is stoked to see what VenuWorks, the new Heartland Events Center management firm, brings to the city. Its team is working aggressively to expand the events center's concert and live entertainment options, including music, festivals, and everything in between. Returning acts in 2025 include annual favorites such as Harlem Globetrotters, Rodeo Grand Island, and a whole bunch of clowning around at the circus.
The Nebraska Springtime Tradition 700 E. Stolley Park Rd. 308-382-4515, FonnerPark.com Thoroughbred horses have raced along the home stretch toward the finish line for more than 70 years at Fonner Park. The 2025 season goes from February 15 to May 3. Bring the family out for live music, car shows, and food while watching the horses do what they love best — run at The Fon!
VisitGrandIsland.com | 19
Made with FlippingBook - Share PDF online