Exchange's 2026 National Convention
July 9-11, 2026 - Omaha , NE
Hello! You are invited to
Join us in Omaha, NE, 2026!
Each year in July, The National Exchange Club hosts its annual National Convention. This gathering is an exciting opportunity for members across the country to come together in a central location and celebrate Exchange’s achievements and opportunities, network, partake in personal growth training, and hear from a panel of expert speakers.
Everyone is welcome!
2026 Exchange Club National Convention
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Hosted each year, with the sole focus of upholding The National Exchange Club’s Mission of inspiring communities to become better places to live, the organization’s annual National Convention welcomes members, guests, professional speakers and presenters, and distinguished stakeholders from around the United States and Puerto Rico.
Gathered to collaborate, network, celebrate, and educate, Exchange Club members eagerly greet exhibitors and sponsors who care equally for our communities.
Formed in March 1911 in Detroit, Ml, the organization has been a source of support throughout the country in the areas of Americanism, Community Service, Youth Programs, and its National Project – the prevention of child abuse. We welcome you to join us in Omaha, NE, July 9-11, 2026, as we show appreciation and encouragement for our amazing industry experts and professionals!
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Welcome to Omaha, Nebraska – the Heart of the Midwest!
Omaha blends big-city energy with small-town charm, offering a vibrant mix of culture, cuisine, and community. From the historic cobblestone streets of the Old Market to the world-renowned Henry Doorly Zoo, the city is full of unique experiences for every visitor. With top-tier convention facilities, walkable districts, and a thriving food scene, Omaha is the perfect place to connect, collaborate, and explore.
Fun Fact: Omaha is the birthplace of the Reuben sandwich! It was reportedly created in the 1920s at the Blackstone Hotel by a local grocer named Reuben Kulakofsky.
🍽️ Dining & Entertainment
Omaha’s food scene is vibrant and diverse:
- Block 16 – Famous for its Croque Garcon burger and featured by Guy Fieri.
- Brother Sebastian’s Steakhouse – A cozy, monastery-themed steakhouse perfect for special dinners.
- V. Mertz – Fine dining in the Old Market with seasonal tasting menus.
- Coneflower Creamery – Local ice cream shop with unique flavors like lavender honey.
- Nite Owl – Retro bar with comfort food and boozy slushies.
For nightlife, check out the Old Market District for bars, live music, and art galleries.
🚍 Transportation & Accessibility
Omaha is increasingly accessible for all visitors:
- Public Transit: Metro Transit buses are wheelchair-accessible, though coverage is limited.
- Rideshare: Uber and Lyft offer occasional WAV (wheelchair-accessible vehicle) options.
- Eppley Airfield: Fully accessible with elevators and ADA-compliant restrooms.
- Accessible Attractions: Henry Doorly Zoo, Durham Museum, Lauritzen Gardens, and Joslyn Art Museum are all wheelchair-friendly.
🎭 Things to Do
During your downtime, explore:
- Henry Doorly Zoo & Aquarium – World-renowned and great for groups.
- Durham Museum – Historic train station turned museum.
- Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge – Walk between Nebraska and Iowa!
- Joslyn Art Museum – Stunning architecture and diverse exhibits.
- Old Market – Cobblestone streets, boutiques, and street performers.
