We had a birthday party here for my daughter and everything was amazing. Highly recommend renting…read moreout the theater for a party. Everyone was so nice and accommodating. Will definitely be coming back.

Great small town theater for a small town price. Since the remodel there is now two screens that…read moreshow new movies often in both regular format and 3D. Ticket pricing is very reasonable compared with the theaters in York and Lincoln. Concession pricing is outstanding when compared with those same theaters. Promotional popcorn buckets were sold for various movies (most recently Jurassic World) which can be used for future movies at a decent refill price.

If you love history this place is worth checking out. This is one of the spots along the trail of…read morethe total eclipse. While waiting I got to take a brief visit to the farm house. It's beautifully maintained, and looks like a well to do family lived here in the 1920's. the stove is the eye catcher here. They kindly have indoor plumbing. I didn't see the barn and church. They are available for rental year round. Activities and classes go on all year as well, and the month of December is Christmas on the farm. Near the house is where all the jellies, jams, breads and other goods are sold. I haven't had my grape one yet. Local vendors have delicious baked goods and sandwiches for the outdoor activities. I tried the kolaches from a local Czech family. This is a good place to volunteer as well. This may be the center of York. If I lived here I'd celebrate every life event at this beautiful landmark. I won't see another eclipse, but I'll come back and visit again.

Let me first start off by saying that I'm usually the kind of guy who despises movie theaters…read morebecause of all the price gouging but that was not the case with the 12th Street Cinema. The 12th Street Cinema only plays movies once an evening on Friday and Saturday, with a matinée and evening viewing on Sunday so tickets usually sell out fast. I was amazed when we walked in the door and it only cost $10 total for my family of 4. That is unheard of with movie theaters today! We then walk to the concession stand where the highest price item was $2 for large popcorn and large pop. I'm pretty sure that most of the workers there are high school kids who volunteer their time for free which is how they keep their prices so low. The entire experience was great from start to finish from the friendly staff, affordable prices and clean theater. My only regret is that I've lived in this town for 3 years and am just now visiting the 12th Street Cinema. I can't wait until our next visit.

What a great little museum and very interactive! They had QR codes for certain areas that gave a…read moredescription of what you were seeing. They also had a special area for military memorabilia. Very interesting and worth the visit. They also had outbuildings that we weren't able to see because of time constraints. They should be very proud of what they've accomplished.

Great museum along I80. Great stuff for the kids, definitely worth the time out of the car on a…read morelong road trip.

We came for a field trip, and the staff seemed completely annoyed by the kids the whole time. They…read morewere trying to act like their teachers, instead of making things fun. I'm just saying, those people that work there should NOT be working with children.

The Edgerton Explorit Center is a stop on the 2023 Passport program and that is what brought us to…read moreAurora. Easy parking, great outdoor landscaping and a warm welcome was a great way to start our visit. Gift shop items were displayed in the lobby area and had a STEAM (science/technology/engineering/arts/math) focus. We toured the Doc Edgerton displays and activities (one was not working) that had interactive pieces. The central area would appeal to children of all ages with learn thru play components making bubbles, building blocks, pattern connections, memory sequence competitions and more. One of the stations was missing pieces but worker bees were swarming and resetting stations on our visit. Admission was $10 and you could spend 3-4 hours and keep busy. We did not make it down to the lower level. Restrooms needed attention, but we stopped during a busy time so that may have contributed. If you are looking for a fun place to spend a day immersed in learning and exploring with your children, this would be a great stop.

It is a wonderful place to visit. Please do not close. We loved every inch of it and bought many…read moregreat marbles.

If there's an obscure museum . . . . I'm there! The history of these little round pieces of…read moreglass/ceramic/stone/even hollow steel has always interested me (seriously). I was the second person to sign the guest book here many years back and I try to stop by whenever I'm back in Nebraska. From the handmade glass to the painted china to the more modern cat's eye, they each have their unique place in history reflecting what's going on in the country. This is the place to see some fantastic and rare examples of these little spheres. And if you're lucky Lee will be there himself to tell you how he ended up with so many. It is disappointing to see how over the years much of what used to be exhibits has been cleared out to make room for antiques for sale. In fact it it has changed from an actual museum to an antique store that also has a marble display, and most of them are for sale . . . . but it's still a really cool place to look around. It's only a couple of minutes off I-80 so why not stop for a few minutes?

The York Area Children's Museum is a wonderful museum for the price of admission, which is just $1…read moreper person. There are plenty of different exhibits for the kids to do such as a grocery store, diner, construction area, gas station, doctor's office, vets office, space room and a house. Like I said, its a good deal for the money, and with my kids as young as they are, they had more fun here than at the Omaha Children's Museum because it was way less crowded and they could actually enjoy it. It's truly a hidden gem for small kids in York, Nebraska and the surrounding area.