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Where can I understand the parking before I leave?

Places with exact, dated venue statements about where to park. Free, paid, nearby, and tricky stay visibly different; this is planning help, not live space availability.

  1. Anna's Place

    Downtown · Bar · $$

    Plan around this

    Limited paid hotel parking

    Hotel Indigo lists a controlled-access on-site lot with limited self-parking at $20 per night; confirm shorter-visit availability before relying on it for the bar.

    Venue source · checked Aug 30, 2026

  2. Big Grove Brewery

    Midtown · Bar · $$

    Venue parking

    Three customer parking options

    The taproom directs customers to the garage northeast of the taproom, streets around the Catalyst Building, or the UNMC lot southeast of the taproom.

    Venue source · checked Aug 30, 2026

  3. Jewell on Capitol

    Capitol District · Bar · $$$

    Plan around this

    Paid Marriott parking

    The Marriott lists on-site self-parking at $28 per day and valet at $32 per day; it does not publish restaurant validation or shorter-stay pricing, so confirm before relying on either rate.

    Venue source · checked Aug 30, 2026

  4. Memoir

    Old Market · Restaurant · $$$

    Parking options

    Garage, lot, or metered street parking

    The venue points to the Park Omaha garage at 9th and Farnam, a surface lot at 10th and Harney, and metered spaces in front on 10th Street.

    Venue source · checked Aug 30, 2026

  5. Omaha Dog Bar

    Little Bohemia · Bar · $$

    Free option published

    Free parking options

    The venue lists free on-street parking plus 4 marked spaces in front and 14 in back; guests using the rear spaces must walk around to the front entrance.

    Venue source · checked Jul 28, 2026

  6. Vis Major Brewing Co.

    35th & Center · Bar

    Parking options

    Designated parking lot

    Use the Collector’s Choice lot at the southeast corner of 35th Street beside the brewery. The venue asks guests to avoid residential parking on 35th Street.

    Venue source · checked Sep 5, 2026

How this answer is built: every card uses one exact, dated venue statement about parking. Free, paid, nearby, on-site, and difficult parking remain different claims; results stay alphabetical and never imply live capacity. Open the source before a major event, and confirm the entrance if the route matters to your visit. Paid placement never changes inclusion.

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