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About The Golden Husk - Ord

The Golden Husk, located at 129 S 16th St, Ord, NE 68862, is a historic theatre and performing arts venue operated by the Valley Performing Arts Theater (VPAT). Since its renaming around 2017, this beloved Ord staple has hosted musicals, operas, dinner theatre, and local talent shows, making it a must-visit stop for culture enthusiasts in central Nebraska. With multiple seating configurations and a friendly, no-fuss ticket experience, we’ve got you covered when you’re planning a night out or a day of arts programming in Ord.

Here’s what to know about your visit: comfortable seating options, accessible parking, simple transit, and nearby lodging and dining to help you secure your plans with ease.

Venue details: The Golden Husk offers a theater seating arrangement for 265, a balcony cap of 50, and an additional banquet setup accommodating 150–175, depending on the event. The venue includes a dedicated bar area (approximately 20) and a stage space sized for a range of performances, from intimate chamber pieces to larger touring acts. For event attendees, the stage, seating cues, and balcony limits are typically reflected in the event description and seating chart—always book through trusted sources to ensure the best seats for your preferred performance.

Parking and access: Free parking is available nearby, with convenient access in the ord area. If you’re driving, plan for street parking and nearby lots, which are typically unrestricted outside peak event times. For a stress-free arrival, consider arriving earlier to secure preferred parking closer to entry points.

Transit and getting around: Valley County Transit provides local door-to-door service in the Ord area, making it easy to reach the venue without a car or to supplement your trip if you’re staying with friends or family outside walking distance. Check the latest schedule and pickup options through Valley County Transit when planning your evening.

Nearby hotels and dining: For a comfortable stay, consider Cobblestone Inn & Suites Ord (127 Trotter Ave) and Airport Motel in Ord. These hotels are well-suited for guests attending shows at The Golden Husk. To complete your evening, explore nearby dining options before or after the show; we’ve highlighted affiliate partners to help you find reliable dining experiences that fit your plans.

Notable events: The Golden Husk hosts a variety of performances, including musicals, operas, dinner theatre, and talent showcases. In recent years, the venue has also hosted local and regional music acts from Omaha, providing a diverse arts calendar for residents and visitors alike.

If you’re ready to secure your seats for an upcoming performance, we’re here to help with a straightforward, no-fuss booking experience. Your connection in the business will guide you to the right tickets, and we’ll ensure you have all the essential details for a smooth evening in Ord.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 129 S 16th St, Ord, NE 68862 (PO Box 56).
  • Venue type: Historic theatre / performing arts venue operated by Valley Performing Arts Theater (VPAT).
  • Capacity: Theater seating ~265; standing capacity ~400; balcony ~50; banquet seating 150–175 depending on setup.
  • Seating chart cues: Lecture seating 265; separate banquet (150–175); balcony limit 50; bar area 20; stage 25.
  • Parking: Free parking available (Visit Nebraska listing for The Golden Husk).
  • Transit: Valley County Transit offers local door-to-door service in the Ord area.
  • Nearby hotels: Cobblestone Inn & Suites Ord (127 Trotter Ave); Airport Motel (nearby in Ord).
  • Notable events: Hosted musicals, operas, dinner theatre, talent shows; Omaha rock/soul bands have played in a local concert series.
  • Renamed/renovated: Formerly Ord Theatre and Valley Cinema; renamed The Golden Husk around 2017; not demolished.