Things To Do

The Adams County Convention & Visitors Bureau (CVB) serves the community by providing visitor information and convention services and promoting tourism. The CVB serves leisure travelers and meeting/group tour planners through advertising promotions on a regional,…

Fairfest is the place to be each July. The event boasts concerts by top-notch musicians

The Adams County Fairgrounds feature a permanent rodeo arena, livestock facilities and grandstands. Each year they host the PRCA Oregon Trail Rodeo, the Bobby Gottsch Memorial Rodeo and Nebraska High School Rodeo Finals.

Can accommodate a variety of events, large or small. Activities Center is 24,000 square feet with a concrete floor. Four bay areas are available for rental and can be partitioned for smaller functions. All facilities are handicapped accessible. On site campgrounds…

The ten individual monuments that make up the Adams County Veteran's Monument include names of those, both living and deceased, who have served their County.

When History meets Science. Historical, Educational and Scientific.

This fantastic complex includes seven softball fields each equipped with a 300 foot distance from home plate to the outfield fence.

Said to be one of the greatest wildlife spectacles on the continent, each spring more than 80 percent of the world's population of Sandhill Cranes merge within the Platte River Valley. From March to May, over 250 species of water fowl flock to the Hastings…

Hastings only event venue with an attached hotel! 1 MILE from Smith Softball Complex. Great for groups & families! Heated indoor pool & whirlpool, pet friendly, poolside game area and complimentary hot breakfast. Ask about our nightly, weekly and monthly rates!…

Central Community College offers multiple meeting rooms that can seat between 20 and 1,000 people. Chartwells is located on-site and can cater your event, big or small.

Hastings is home to two residential areas listed on the National Register of Historical Places. The Central District represents the three periods of major growth that occurred in Hastings from 1880 until 1950.

Built in 1907, this pavilion is considered the largest in Nebraska and has a seating capacity of 3,500. Voices heard echoing in the rafters have included William Jennings Bryan and Robert F. Kennedy.