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3B Homestead, LLC offers a unique Easter experience at their Nebraska farm, blending Christian agri-tourism with interactive storytelling. Visitors explore a historic 1888 barn, meet farm animals, and learn about the Easter story through hands-on stations. Located halfway between Omaha and Lincoln, the event is free and open to all, with donations welcomed. Mark and Sondra Buell, who returned to the farm in 2013, combine their backgrounds in education and agriculture to create meaningful, family-friendly experiences.
3B Homestead focuses on Christian agri-tourism, using their historic 1888 barn and farm animals to deliver interactive, educational experiences. Their signature event, Celebrate Easter, combines storytelling with hands-on activities, guiding visitors through the final days of Jesus’s life and resurrection. The experience includes visiting animal stations and walking through the barn, with no tickets required and donations accepted to cover expenses.
The 3B Homestead is located at 7603 298th Street, Murdock, NE 68407 — halfway between Omaha and Lincoln. The farm is accessible to visitors traveling from both major cities, making it a convenient destination for families and groups.
Mark and Sondra Buell returned to the farm in 2013 after living in the Kansas City area. Mark, a retired schoolteacher, and Sondra, formerly with the Cass County Extension Office and a Christian Education Director, use their combined expertise in agriculture, education, and ministry to create meaningful community experiences. The farm’s name, 3B Homestead, reflects their commitment to blending faith, farming, and family traditions.
The Celebrate Easter event is a free, 1½-hour experience open to all. It includes a journey through the homestead, interactions with animals, and an educational narrative about Easter. Visitors may also participate in the Field of Crosses initiative, placing a cross in memory of a loved one along Highway 1. Details for this are available on the farm’s website.
The event is open to the public without tickets. For planning, visitors are encouraged to check the farm’s website for updates and directions. Contact information includes a phone number (402-867-1802) and email (3BHomestead@gmail.com). The farm also offers a small gift shop, The Stable Store, during events.
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