Attractions, events, and recreational or sports activities or programs in Minden, Nebraska are the focus of topics in this category. These may include local libraries, museums, historical places, art galleries, or amusement parks, as well as festivals, fairs or other events, sports teams or programs, and recreational facilities.
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In operation since 1956, the 8-lane bowling center in Minden, Nebraska is the only bowling facility in Kearney County. Its location, hours of operation, league and tournament place, and information about renting the facility for parties and special events is put forward.
http://www.autowaybowl.com/
Facilitated by the National Craniofacial Association, the motorcycle event is held each June as a fundraiser. Its schedules, sponsors, and a calendar of events are featured, with photographs and video of past events, vendor data, and announcements.
http://www.facesrally.org/
Located on North Kearney Avenue, in the city of Minden, Nebraska, the facility offers books and other resources, sponsors a variety of programs and events, and online resources, which are outlined here. Library hours are posted to the site.
http://libraries.ne.gov/jensen/
In operation since 1984, MCP is a non-profit organization, housed at the Minden Opera House, and offering theatrical productions. Current, upcoming, and past productions are featured, with contacts, online ticket sales, and a blog.
http://www.mindencommunityplayers.com/
Built in 1891, the building was renovated in 1999 and 2000, and is currently offering space for theatrical productions, conferences, weddings, and other events. A profile of the facility, calendar of events, and ticket information are presented.
http://www.mindenoperahouse.com/
Nebraska Antique Airplane Association
The Minden, Nebraska organization sponsors the annual Nebraska Chapter Flyin, as well as the Husker/Hawkeye Air Tour in August of each year. A schedule of events, photographs, and contacts are featured.
http://www.neantiqueairplaneminden.com/
Pioneer Village is made up of twenty-eight buildings on twenty acres, featuring items of historical interest, restored to operating order, and arranged by group or chronological order of development. The museum is highlighted, with a calendar of events, employment data, and contacts.
http://www.pioneervillage.org/
