Eric and Danielle Christensen, owners of Axe Holes in Grand Island, started the business three years and recently unveiled an expansion project that includes four lanes for mini bowling. With the expansion comes additional business hours; Axe Holes is now open every day but Wednesday.
Eric and Danielle Christensen started Axe Holes in Grand Island three years ago and have seen their business grow ever since.
“With three years of experience in the business, we have decided to make some exciting changes to provide our community with even more family entertainment,” said Eric Christensen.
He said they have expanded their business to include a kitchen, a full bar, a 30-piece arcade with a prize redemption counter, four lanes of mini bowling, and projectors on their axe-throwing targets that offer 16 interactive games for guests to enjoy. Leagues for mini bowling, darts and axe throwing are in the works.
For the last three years Axe Holes has become the ideal destination for axe throwing and letting loose, Christensen said.
A 30-piece arcade with a prize redemption counter is now part of Axe-Holes at 2300 N. Webb Road in Grand Island. Before the expansion, the venue not only offered axe throwing but had other activities such as archery tag, cornhole and giant Jenga to keep guests entertained.
Axe throwing is an ancient sport that has gained popularity in recent years is a fun way to unwind after a stressful day and bring people together for some wholesome fun.
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Before the expansion, Axe Holes at 2300 N. Webb Road, not only offered axe throwing but had other activities such as archery tag, cornhole and giant Jenga to keep guests entertained.
Christensen is from Grand Island, and his wife, Danielle, is a South Dakota native. They met in 2014 in Fort Collins, Colorado, and returned to Grand Island in 2017 to raise their children. While maintaining a family of six, they both run day-to-day operations at Axe Holes while Danielle also co-owns The Golden Hour Salon in Railside.
Walk-ins at Axe Holes are welcome, but they recommend making reservations online for the best experience.
Axe Holes at 2300 N. Webb Road in Grand Island hosts a wide range of events, including birthdays, anniversaries, graduations, company appreciation or holiday parties, team building activities, post-prom parties and more. A recent expansion includes a kitchen and full bar, a 30-piece arcade with a prize redemption counter, four lanes of mini bowling, and projectors on axe-throwing targets that offer 16 interactive games for guests to enjoy.
Axe Holes hosts a wide range of events, including birthdays, anniversaries, graduations, company appreciation or holiday parties, team building activities, post-prom parties and more.
While Christensen said they are always happy to open for private parties outside of normal hours, current hours are 6 to 10 p.m. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday; 6 to 11 p.m. Friday; 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday; and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday. They are closed on Wednesdays
For more information or to book a private party, send an email to [email protected], shoot them a message on Facebook or call 308-675-3038.
More information is also available at www.axeholesgi.com.
A customer hones his axe-throwing skills inside Axe Holes in Grand Island. Axe throwing is an ancient sport that has gained popularity in recent years is a fun way to unwind after a stressful day and bring people together for some wholesome fun.
This is the prize counter at Axe Holes of Grand Island. The business not only allows customers to throw axes and take part in mini bowling, but offers a new 30-piece arcade area.
Four lanes for mini bowling are among recent additions to Axe holes, 2300 N. Webb Road in Grand Island. Leagues for mini bowling, darts and axe throwing are in the works.
