Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center, Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America

The Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center is owned by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln that featured two-screen theaters, located in Lincoln. It commonly shows various independent films, international cinema, and interesting documentaries in the US. The construction began around June 2001 for having accumulated a $3.5 million donation and it opened as soon as 2003. This media arts center also serves as a facility for class lectures in the Film Studies and Fine and Performing Arts programs. The Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center is the first university that owns a state-of-the-art digital projector and this projector can also be utilized by the Texas Instruments DLP Technology.  

Lincoln is surrounded by beautiful, progressive cities, like Ashland, where a lot of nature conservation centers are found. One great example is the Lee G. Simmons Conservation Park & Wildlife Safari, a four-mile drive to an actual-like safari wildlife adventure. This place will allow you to interact face-to-face with animals, like white-tailed deer, bison, and elk. Another tourist attraction is the Strategic Air and Space Museum that was built in 2001. The museum features the rich programming and technology used to enrich the imaginations of everyone and make math, science, engineering, and aviation easy to learn. The best place to stay in is The Lincoln Marriott Cornhusker Hotel that capitalizes on comfort, quality, and accessibility. The hotel has an elegant lobby and a 24-hour desk. Its rooms are also filled with modern amenities, concierge services, and a scheduled shuttle service going to the airport. Other accommodations include the Hilton Garden Inn Lincoln Downtown/Haymarket and the Courtyard by Marriott Lincoln Downtown.