Now hiring bartenders & cocktail servers!

We are looking for experienced and energetic bartenders, cocktail waitresses and waiters at the Grand Manse! Work in a great atmosphere with a variety of different events from weddings, corporate events, tailgates, fundraisers, murder mystery’s, wine tastings, and the list goes on! We offer competitive wages plus tips. Must be available on weekends.

Please stop in the Grand Manse Events office at 129 10th Street, Suite 107, Lincoln, NE 68508 if you are interested.

Global Leadership Summit

Founded in 1992 by Bill Hybels, the Willow Creek Association (WCA) is a not-for-profit organization that exists to maximize the life-transformation effectiveness of local churches. This is done by stirring up and calling out the core leadership of churches around the world, encouraging them to follow their “holy discontent” as they build life-changing communities of faith. We then equip these leaders with next-step solutions to impact spiritual transformation of their people, their communities, and the world.

For nearly 20 years, the WCA has developed a respected history of excellence and innovation in serving local churches and their leaders. In that time, the WCA has inspired and trained more than one million church leaders and has created and distributed millions of church resources into tens of thousands of churches representing more than 90 denominations. With more than 10,000 Member Churches in 35 countries, WCA leadership training events are now held in more than 250 cities in 50 countries each year.

At this very moment, somewhere around the world, thousands of passionate, engaged church leaders are attending a Global Leadership Summit event. They’re held in churches, hotels, and schools in places like South Africa, Kazakhstan, Taiwan, and Honduras. Seventy-six countries, 268 cities. Tens of thousands of leaders, each one seeking a catalyzing moment that will give new life to a broken world, impacting their own lives, churches, communities and countries.

Questions? Contact us at 402.476.4560 or gls.grandmanse@gmail.com

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Bride of the Grand Hall

The Grand Hall provides excellent setting for great photos. – Photo courtesy of Shane & Sunny Photography

Grand Hall Wedding Ceremony

Start your life together in the beautiful Grand Hall.     – Photo courtesy of Shane & Sunny Photography

2012 Tailgating

It may feel like Husker football season is at it’s end for the year of 2011, but it’s never too late to start planning for the Husker’s second season in the Big Ten! Grand Manse has indoor and outdoor space available for your tailgating needs whether it be for a company tailgate, family gathering, or just a group of friends to have a memorable weekend! Stay in one of our lodging suites, have your own tailgate area, all in the heart of downtown Lincoln and only 4 blocks from Memorial Stadium!

Grand Manse provides a variety of packages for your tailgate, so call today to find out more details and to reserve your spot!

Call 402.476.4560 for more details

Visit our Nebraska Big Ten Tailgate WEBSITE >

History Video Filming at Grand Manse

On October 26th, 2011, Dylan Tilley, a current UNL grad student, and his acting and filming crew used the Grand Manse as their stage for the filming of a history documentary written by Tilley. The documentary is a period peice of the early 20th century. Tilley approached the Grand Manse with an excitement of being able to use such a well preserved building for the filming of his production, saying it was “…the perfect place to film because it’s such a unique building with so many original characteristics.”

Corporate Events & Meetings

The Jasmine Room offers the ideal set up for large group corporate meetings or events with 3 – 17 foot hi-def screens.

The Vault

Create a unique setting in the former bank with high ceilings and 2 solid steel original vaults.

Grand Entry

The Grand Entry will welcome you into the building and lead you to our historic rooms.

Grand Manse

The Grand Manse  is full of history dating back to when the structure was built in 1904.

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