North Platte Regional Airport is the closest airport. It is served by Great Lakes Aviation with connecting flights to Denver International Airport.
'''Jeffery Lake:''' The perfect sized lake just south of Brady where watersports, camping, and fishing is enjoyed by all. Near by Interstate lakes offer great fishing and free campsites as well.
'''Upper 84 Ranch:''' [http://www.upper84.com]Former Dallas Cowboy Jay Novacek, invites you to be a guest on his PRIVATE HUNTING RANCH. It is known as the Upper 84 Ranch, but Jay Novacek refers to it as his little slice of heaven in Nebraska. Jay, known as the tight end who went to five Pro Bowls with the Dallas Cowboys in the 90s, has turned 3,500 acres of land near Brady Nebraska into something he has dreamed of since his youth. It features rolling hills with yucca plants, wild sage, prairie grass and cedar trees filling the landscape. From its highest peak called June's Point, the ranch overlooks Jeffrey Lake, providing a panoramic view that few people would ever believe was in Nebraska. June's Point is named after Jay's mother.
'''A. Conroy Grave:''' A hostile party of Sioux Indians attacked A. Conroy and his son as they were putting hay east of Fort McPherson. The Indians killed the father and the rake team but the boy was driving and ran off. The boy fell backwards into the hayfilled teeth of the rake and he hid successfully all day. After sunset he escaped to Fort McPherson. In 1962, the Brady Lions Club marked Conroy's grave with a marker that reads: A. Conroy Sept. 1868 Killed by the Sioux while mowing hay For the government troops Marker erected by Lions Club of Brady 1962 This marker is in Sec. 28, Twp 12, R. 27. Tri-County donated the large rock from its rock pile at Kingsley Dam. This rock came from Colorado (to be used as rip-rap at the dam). Kugler Brothers erected the first fence around the marker. This fence was replaced by a native cedar pole fence, by the Brady Lions in 1989 for the Brady, NE Centennial. This marker is off the main traveled road -- about 1/2 mile south.
'''Brady Tour of Homes:''' Enjoy a day out to preview a Gift and Art show, have a soup luncheon, then tour some of the fabulous Christmas clad homes of the Brady area. Held the second Saturday of December. Luncheon 11 -1; Art & Gift Show 11 - 4; Tour of homes 1-4; Dessert 4-5.Tour of homes $5 and luncheon is a free donation to support the Brady NCIP community projects. For more information contact Mary Helen Haythorn 308-520-1907.
'''Brady Chili Cook-Off:''' held the last Saturday of January. Various Chili cooking teams compete for best chili and best decorated booth. Cook-Off begins at 11, Public judging begins at 5. Bingo is one of the afternoon entertainment activities. For more information call the Village Clerk 308-584-3016 or Mary Helen Haythorn 308-520-1907.
'''Palmer Park:''' Has baseball field, sand volley ball court, tennis courts, frisbee golf course, playground equipment, and covered picnic area.
'''Brady Community Center:''' A Grand Opening for the Brady Community Center was held in February of 1996. The Center was and is a positive addition to the community. The Village Office was moved into the Center, which also houses a board room for public meetings. The Center boasts a large public area that holds approximately 200 people. There is a large kitchen area and handicapped accessible restrooms. This area has been used for wedding receptions, family reunions, anniversary and birthday celebrations, wedding/baby showers, business meetings, and community events.
'''Roberta's:''' 201 N Main St, Brady, NE; ''+1'' 308-584-3760 This home town salon offers much more than just a haircut. Tanning bed, nails, pedicure, and small gift items.
'''Dairy Queen:''' 14417 S L-560 Brady, NE ''+1'' 308-584-3323 Offers various gift items as well other travel needs & conveniences.
'''Movies & More:''' 119 N Main St, Brady NE Offers video rentals as well as small gift items.