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Lincoln Women's Expo

Status: Updated 12/16/2020

locator Lancaster Event Center
Lincoln, NE 68507

January 15 - 16, 2022
Lincoln Women's Expo
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Bringing women together to share ideas! An event that offers health and wellness information and exposure to business that can benefit one's well being, while making a day of shopping, exploring, tasting and relaxing.
  • Admission: $5 - $5
  • Days/­Hours Open: Sat 10am‑5pm, Sun 10am‑4pm
  • Address: 4100 N. 84th Street, Lincoln, NE 68507
  • Attendance: 4,500
    # Food Booths: na
  • # of Exhi­bitors: 200
    Juried: no
    Prize Money: na
  • Deadlines: Art & Craft: until full
    Music: na
    Food: na 
  • Promoter: Lincoln Women's Expo This is a VIP Promoter!
  • Show Dir.: Expo Office
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Nebraska COVID Info

01/08/2021
Official Twitter Channel:
@NEDHHS
Link to State COVID Info:
Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services
Governor’s Plan to reopen:
Regional Phased reopening plan through Direct Health Measures
Mask Mandates:
Masks are recommended, rather than required, for establishments such as childcare centers, salons, barber shops, massage therapists, and body art studios.
Mass Gathering Restrictions:
Fan attendance at extracurricular activities—both school and club—is no longer limited to household members of participants. Parties at restaurants and bars remain limited to groups of 8 or less. Individuals must still be seated unless ordering food, using the restroom, or playing games. Six feet of separation between groups returns to a guidance. The maximum capacity for indoor gatherings goes from 25% to 50%. Only certain venues where people convene are considered “gatherings" under the State's DHMs. Go to dhhs.ne.gov/coronavirus and click on “Directed Health Measures" for details. Masks are recommended, rather than required, for establishments such as childcare centers, salons, barber shops, massage therapists, and body art studios. Elective surgeries can resume as long as a hospital keeps 10% of its capacity available to treat coronavirus patients.
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