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We are a group of Committed Leaders that are passionate about: Exchanging ideas, experiences and learning opportunities; Taking Action to create positive changes that benefit communities near or far; Building Friendships; and HAVING FUN.

What this translates to is: We are a group of people from all walks of life who meet at Vincenzo's (15701 Pacific St.) on the 1st, 3rd, and 5th Tuesdays of the month at 5:30 to socialize, eat, sip, and discuss ways to make the world a better place. Guests and visitors are ALWAYS welcome. Please come visit us anytime!

Omaha Night Rotary Received Platinum Rotary Citation

IPDG Mick McKinley presented our club with a 2019-20 Rotary Citation Platinum on October 20th. The achievement of goals set by the club earns a Rotary Citation. The Citation with Presidential Distinction - Platinum level is the highest achievement level - only 3 clubs in our District achieved this additional distinction. As Mick said when presenting this "Once again this proves that your small club can do really big things".

Weekly Program - Nov 3 - Even more Restaurant Tour of Omaha

Mark Sanford knows his food! At the Oct 6th meeting, he showed up with a list of over 60 of his favorite restaurants. We got through less than 5 of them, so we have asked him back for an encore presentation. If you want to find a new place to eat, be sure to join us for this meeting.

Weekly Program - Nov 17 - Climate Change

Our program on Nov 17th will be Tracy Stanko from the Citizens' Climate Education group to talk about Climate Change on how it is impacting Nebraska and what you can do to help. [CCE is a non-partisan organization, so the focus is on respectful conversation and citizen cooperation. (Just like Rotary!)]

Weekly Program - Dec 1 US Senior Open Championship

The 41st US Senior Open Championship will be coming to Omaha Country Club in July 2021. Colleen Fink will be coming to our club on Dec 1 to talk about tickets, hospitality packages and volunteer opportunities associated with the event. This was last held in Omaha in 2013 and was a great success, and Omaha Country Club is excited to bring it back for next year.

Inclusion Training

Rotary is also about Leadership Development and we have the option to be a part of a unique program for Inclusion training. The courses are free and will start virtually on October 22nd. Find out more by reading the full story

Best Small Club International Project 2020

For the second year in a row, our club has been selected to received the Best Small Club International Service Project for our work on the Koutiala Women's and Children' Hospital in Mali.

Our video was also featured at the District Conference in the morning session on Public Image, which drew kudos from around the District for both the project and the video.

Trail Marker Project 2020

Club President Gretchen is trying to get all Metro Area Rotary Clubs involved in cleaning up and inventorying the Bike Trail Markers.

Our Club Projects 2019-2020

Debuting here - but will also be shown at the District Conference: Our Club Projects from 2019-2020

I Want to Become a Member, How Much Are Dues?

Posted by Erin Oberhauser on Oct 16, 2011

Are you looking to join a service organization but prefer a young, enthusiastic and FUN atmosphere? Well, then, the Omaha Rotary Night Club is the one for you! Click here for our Membership packet!

Club Meeting
Nov 03, 2020
5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
Club Meeting
Nov 17, 2020 5:30 PM
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Dec 01, 2020
5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
Club Meeting
Dec 15, 2020 5:30 PM

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