Completed in the summer of 2015 on twenty-eight acres north of Nebraska Innovation Campus, Barbara Hibner Soccer Stadium is the purpose-built home of the University of Nebraska women's soccer programme. The facility sits at 2400 North Antelope Valley Parkway in Lincoln, with convenient access from Cornhusker Highway and Interstate 180. The stadium features a 2,500-seat grandstand, a standing-room berm along the east end, and an elevated outdoor viewing deck at the north end zone offering panora.....

Opened in 1976 and named for legendary Nebraska football coach Bob Devaney, the Bob Devaney Sports Center at 611 North 16th Street served as the University of Nebraska's primary indoor arena for nearly four decades before the Huskers men's and women's basketball programmes relocated to the new Pinnacle Bank Arena in 2013. The 7,907-seat facility continues to host Huskers volleyball, gymnastics, and wrestling, along with concerts, trade shows, and community events. Nebraska volleyball, which reg.....

A 600-capacity live music venue at 1415 O Street in downtown Lincoln, Nebraska, the Bourbon Theatre is the city's primary mid-size concert room. The venue books a year-round calendar of touring and local acts across rock, metal, hip-hop, country, electronic, and comedy, filling the gap between Lincoln's bar circuit and the larger Pinnacle Bank Arena. The room features a general-admission standing-room floor, a balcony level, and multiple bars. Located in Lincoln's downtown entertainment distric.....

Hawks Field at Haymarket Park is a 8,486-seat baseball stadium in the Haymarket District of Lincoln, Nebraska, serving as the home of the Nebraska Cornhuskers baseball team and the Lincoln Saltdogs of the American Association of Professional Baseball. Opened in 2001, the stadium is situated in a revitalised warehouse district and features a brick facade that blends with the surrounding historic architecture.

More than 3.5 million tickets sold and 2,500 artists hosted since 1990 have established the Lied Center for Performing Arts as Nebraska's premier performing arts venue and one of the top 100 theatres in the world according to Pollstar Magazine. Located at 301 North 12th Street on the University of Nebraska-Lincoln campus, the center's main stage seats 2,258 patrons in a hall celebrated for its brilliant acoustics and striking mid-rise architecture designed by HDR, Inc. with acoustic consulting b.....

Dedicated to honour Nebraskans who served in the Civil War, Spanish-American War, and World War I, Memorial Stadium at 600 Stadium Drive in Lincoln opened on October 13, 1923 with a 23-0 Cornhusker victory over Oklahoma -- played on dirt with Nebraska wearing blue to accommodate the Sooners, who had travelled with only crimson uniforms. The original 31,080-seat structure was built in under six months after Chancellor Samuel Avery broke ground via horse-drawn plow. Successive expansions transfor.....

A 15,500-seat multi-purpose indoor arena in the West Haymarket District of Lincoln, Nebraska, Pinnacle Bank Arena opened on August 16, 2013 and replaced the Bob Devaney Sports Center as the home of the Nebraska Cornhuskers men's and women's basketball teams. Known as "The Vault," the 470,400-square-foot venue was designed by DLR Group, BVH, and Clark Enersen Partners and built by Hampton Construction and Mortenson Construction at a project cost of $328 million. Seating capacity varies by config.....

The Rococo Theatre is a restored 1929 movie palace in downtown Lincoln, Nebraska, that now serves as the city's premier intimate concert and event venue. Originally opened on June 10, 1929, as the Stuart Theatre, the building featured Italian Romanesque architecture with Moorish influences, ornate terra cotta detailing, marble floors, and grand chandeliers. The venue operated as a first-run cinema for decades before the Dubinsky Brothers purchased it in 1971 and converted it into a modern movie .....

The Royal Grove is a live music venue at 340 West Cornhusker Highway in Lincoln, Nebraska, with a history stretching back to 1933 when Tommy Jelsma and his wife Norma opened a fried-chicken restaurant that occasionally featured live bands in the village of West Lincoln. By the mid-1960s the Royal Grove had become Nebraska's premier nightlife destination, complete with go-go dancers, a swimming pool, and concerts from nationally known acts. The current Cornhusker Highway location was built and op.....