Holiday Inn Express Suites Cherry

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Holiday Inn Express Suites Cherry

6939 North 102nd Circle

Omaha, NE 68122 US

Area: Omaha Area

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Adults: age 18+

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Children: 0-17

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The Holiday Inn Express is located in the newly developed Cherry Hills Plaza within walking distance of restaurants, bars, coffee shop, salon & spa. Situated within the Northwest Corridor at the I-680 & Irvington exit, offering easy access to the Old Market, Qwest Center, Museums, Casinos, Zoo, Mormon Trail, Medical Centers, Boys and Girls Town. The hotel offers an indoor pool with patio, whirlpool, fitness center, business center & guest laundry.

All rooms equipped with 32 inch LCD flat panel TVs including In Demand movies & high speed Internet. A meeting space with a variety of catering options are available to accommodate up to 75 attendees.

Holiday Inn Express Suites Cherry Property Information:

Rooms: 84
Floors: 3

Holiday Inn Express Suites Cherry Service

Golf
Car rental desk
Family rooms
Free parking
Meals
Free breakfast
Fitness facility
Economy
Data port
Nonsmoking
Meeting room
Business center
Wheel chair access
Swimming pool

Holiday Inn Express Suites Cherry Reservation Policies:

Check-In: 1600
Check-Out: 1100

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Omaha Events & Entertainment

Annual Events

January

Annual Flower Festival: In Celebration of the Lewis & Clark Expedition
St. Ceceilia Cathedral
Omaha, NE

402-558-3100

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February

Annual Home & Garden Expo

Omaha Convention Center

Omaha, NE
402-346-8003

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Omaha's premier and most complete showcase of the latest home products.

Annual Orchid Show

Crossroads Mall, 74th & Dodge

Omaha, NE

402-734-4112

Hours: Usually Saturday 10:00am – 9:00pm, Sunday Noon – 6:00pm

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March

Annual Triumph of Ag Expo - Farm & Machinery Show
Omaha Convention Center

Omaha, NE

402-346-8003

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May

Annual Rockbrook Village Spring Fever Craft Show

108th & West Center Road

Omaha, Nebraska

402-390-0890

Hours: Usually 10:00am – 5:00pm

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Features the finest in regional crafts including quilts and antiques

Annual Omaha Wine Festival
Lewis & Clark Landing, riverfront downtown

Omaha, Nebraska

402-884-1214

Hours: Usually Noon – 8:00pm

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Enjoy a day of wine tasting, cooking demonstrations, live music and assorted vendors.

June

Annual Taste of Omaha - A Festival of Great Foods & Entertainment
Heartland of America Park, 8th & Farnam Streets

Omaha, Nebraska

402-346-8003

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Admission Free

A showcase of foods and a mix of the area's best musicians. Also presenting national entertainment, amusement rides and a children's stage.

June and July

Nebraska Shakespeare Festival

Elmwood Park

Omaha, Nebraska

402-280-2391

Usually held weekends June and July

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The festival is held annually in Omaha. Elmwood Park is transformed into a delightful setting for families to enjoy free productions of Shakespeare's plays performed by a professional company of artists from around the country. Twelve performances are held outdoors.

September

Rockbrook Village Annual Art Fair

108th & West Center Rd.

Omaha, Nebraska

402-390-0890

Hours: Usually Saturday 10am-7pm; Sunday, 10am-5pm

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Admission Free

Over 150 national, regional and local artists display and sell their one-of-a-kind art works.

Annual Omaha Corporate Cup Run

Civic Auditorium, 19th & Chicago Streets

Omaha, Nebraska

402-572-3030

Hours: Run usually held at 8:15am

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Admission Charged

River City Roundup and Rodeo

402-554-9610

Come fall at the AK-sar-ben Coliseum, the River City Roundup and Rodeo, with championship rodeo action, takes place as part of a regional event. This annual event is held the third week in September and features nearly a week of action-packed fun for all ages. The entire community joins in this celebration of the region's agricultural and western heritage. On Saturdays, events are centered downtown with a two-hour parade in the morning and free riverboat, canoe, stagecoach, pony, and other western rides. The rodeo and large 4-H show and livestock exposition offer a close up view of farm and ranch life.

October

Annual Fall Home & Garden Expo
Omaha Convention Center

Omaha, Nebraska

402-346-8003

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Showcase of the latest products and services for the home, inside and out.

November – December

Annual Gingerbread Display

Mormon Trail Center at Historic Winter Quarters, 3215 State Street

Omaha, Nebraska

712-646-2310

Usually held late November through Christmas

Hours: Usually 9:00am – 9:00pm

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Admission Free

Breathtaking exhibit of over 300 gingerbread displays, 20 decorated trees and plenty of musical entertainment.

Arts and Entertainment

Dance

Omaha has a variety of dance companies performing on a regular basis. A variety of traveling performances are presented at the beautiful Orpheum Theater. Local universities and other companies offer traditional as well as avant guarde productions. Following is a list of Omaha area dance companies that perform regularly.

Call the individual venue for schedule and additional information

Creighton University

402-280-2509

Dance Theatre of Omaha

402-556-6709

Omaha Modern Dance Collective

402-551-7473

Central Dance Theater

402-934-6157

Omaha Symphony
Ticket Office
1605 Howard St.

Omaha, NE 68102
402-342-3560
Call for schedule and additional information

The Omaha Symphony performs more than 200 concerts from Sept. to May each season, including three main series: classical MasterWorks performances, intimate Chamber orchestra concerts, and star-studded SuperPops shows. The Symphony is regarded as one of the finest regional orchestras in the nation.

Opera Omaha
Box Office
1625 Farnam St.

Omaha, NE 68102
402-346-7372

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Opera Omaha presents professional full-scale opera productions in the historic Orpheum Theater, which are consistently included in the New York Times and Wall Street Journal reviews. The Omaha Broadway Theater Season is a joint venture which brings national touring casts for major Broadway and London West End productions to the Omaha stage annually.

John Beasley Theater & Workshop
3010 "Q" Street - at the LaFern Williams Center
P.O. Box 12154
Omaha, NE 68112-1215

402-444-3446

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The John Beasley Theater (JBT) was founded by actor Omaha's own John Beasley. John's vision for JBT is to create a venue in order to make the theater arts "come alive" for people who otherwise may never enjoy the magic of watching a live theater production that reflects their unique cultural experience. The theater encourages and facilitates a unique relationship between Greater Omaha and the Theater Arts by providing new opportunities for residents to experience and develop their interests and talents in theater arts and to build cultural bridges.

Omaha Community Playhouse
Reservation and Ticket Information
6915 Cass St., Omaha, NE 68132
402-553-0800

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The Omaha Community Playhouse is one of the largest community theaters in the country. Hosting over 125,000 theater-goers annually, the Playhouse presents ten productions plus the annual holiday favorite, "A Christmas Carol." The Playhouse also is home to the Nebraska Theater Caravan, a professional touring theater, and offers self-enrichment classes for all ages.

Omaha Theater Company for Young People
Box Office and Reservations
2001 Farnam St.

Omaha, NE 68102
402-345-4849

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Omaha boasts to having one of the nation's largest professional children's theater, the Omaha Theater Company for Young People. The theater presents a number of mainstage productions annually called the "Emmy Gifford Children's Classics." In 1995, the historic 1927 Astro Theater located in downtown Omaha underwent a $9.3 million renovation to become the company's headquarters and new performance space named the "Rose Blumkin Center for Performing Arts," or as it's more fondly called "The Rose.".

The Orpheum Theater
409 South 16th Street
Omaha, NE 68102
402-346-2323
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Built in 1927, the Orpheum is a 2500 seat multi-purpose proscenium theater and is home to the Omaha Symphony, Opera Omaha, touring Broadway productions, and other events. Come see a show at the Orpheum Theater to create a thrilling night "out on the town" and to experience theater at its best in the Omaha Area.

Omaha Destination Overview

When you visit Omaha, Nebraska, prepare to be amazed You will find a riverfront that is a showplace, a downtown renaissance, a burgeoning metropolitan area, world-class entertainment, and a host of festive events taking place year round. Located along the banks of the Missouri River at Nebraska's eastern border, Omaha is the state's largest city. Visitors can choose from a number of museums. The Joslyn Art Museum is Nebraska’s only general art facility. Its collection includes selections ranging from western art to works of the Old Masters.

The Joslyn is housed in an unusual building that is a hybrid combining art-deco and neoclassical design. The interior is truly impressive, with 38 different varieties of marble having been used in the construction of the floors and walls. At the Durham Western Heritage Museum, there is much to see and admire. The art-deco building was once a railroad terminal, and is an attraction in itself. The chandeliers and murals inside bring to mind the lost glamour of rail travel.

The museum's exhibits detail the development of Omaha and include an impressive collection of historic coins, maps and documents. Interesting sections of the city include the historic Old Market, bounded by 10th, 13th, Harney and Jackson streets. Visitors and locals alike feel transported to the late 19th century as they stroll down the cobblestone streets. The area contains art galleries, boutiques, specialty shops, sidewalk vendors, pubs and restaurants. The Heartland of America Fountain and Park, east of the Old Market, lies on 31 acres of riverfront property.

In bold contrast to the city's stately, older buildings, Mutual of Omaha's Dome at 33rd and Dodge streets exemplifies the union of contemporary architecture with energy efficiency. As the corporate headquarters for such companies as Berkshire Hathaway Inc., ConAgra Foods, Gallup Organization, Mutual of Omaha and Union Pacific Corporation, the building bears witness to the city’s diversified economic base. At nearby Offutt Air Force Base, the U.S. Air Force's Strategic Command (STRATCOM) guides military operations around the globe. An ambitious new riverfront project will develop the 422-acre Qwest Convention Center and Arena, the National Park Service's Midwest headquarters, and a pedestrian bridge linking Omaha and Council Bluffs.

Just outside of Omaha's metropolitan area to the northwest are Standing Bear and Glenn Cunningham lakes. These lakes were formed by earthfill dams built by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and offer a host of water sports activities. The 300-acre Neale Woods Nature Center overlooks the Missouri River Valley and contains 7.5 miles of wooded and prairie trails Another memorable site is the legendary Boys Town, the residential program for underprivileged youth established by Father Edward Flanagan in 1917. A tour of the grounds includes the Hall of History which depicts the lifework of the founder.

Today, Boys Town is an incorporated village on a 1,300 acre site that serves as both home and learning center for over 500 boys and girls. Don't miss the two perfectly preserved Navy vessels that are on display at Freedom Park: the USS Hazard (a minesweeper) and the USS Marlin (a submarine). You also should consider a trip to the Henry Doorly Zoo, home of the Lied Jungle and the Desert Dome, said to be the world's largest indoor rain forest and largest indoor desert, respectively. You can walk through the Lied Jungle at ground level and on an elevated walkway that runs through the treetops. The Desert Dome offers a 30 foot sand dune and a hummingbird canyon, along with habitats for a variety of creatures including monitor lizards, meerkats, prairie dogs and pumas.

The zoo also contains the Scott Aquarium, with an underwater tunnel for viewing sharks up close, and an IMAX theater. If you have an interest in the performing arts, Omaha presents many options. The Omaha Symphony season includes 12 Symphony performances, 12 Pops, and six Chamber concerts and is regarded as one of the finest regional orchestras in the nation.The Omaha Opera provides professional full-scale productions which have received favorable reviews in both The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal. The Omaha Broadway Theater regularly brings national touring casts for major Broadway and London West End productions to the Omaha stage. Whether you enjoy walking along a trail, strolling through the galleries of a fine museum, or relishing a fine dining experience, this Nebraska city will satisfy.

Known for covering the spectrum from quaint bistros to fine dining, Omaha has its share of innovative chefs serving up some of the most memorable cuisine in mid-America. Moreover, it is a delight to experience what the local residents often take for granted: fine Omaha beef. Among the notable annual events on Omaha's calendar are the Omaha Quilters Guild Show each April, the NCAA College World Series at Rosenblatt Stadium in June, and the September River City Roundup and Ak-Sar-Ben 4-H Livestock Exposition & Rodeo. With the beauty of its gently rolling hills along the Missouri River and its warm mid-western hospitality, a visit to Omaha will leave you with plans to return time and time again.