What is the Omaha Rotary Night Club?
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!
 
What's Happening?
Updated meeting information --- please mark these on your calendar:
 
For February 4th and 18th we will be trying out Legacy Chophouse at 17070 Wright Plaza #100 (the old Upstream Brewery location on West Center) The meeting area is on the second floor so when you enter take the stairs and we will be off to the right. An elevator is available if needed. Sharky and I met with the owner Darrel and he is very anxious to accommodate our group...in fact, he is extending happy our prices for us after the 5:00pm cut off time! So mark on your calendars to head to Legacy Chophouse for our next meeting.
 
 
We received two awards at the District Fusion Conference event on Saturday, October 19th.  In recognition for our growth of +5 new members which represents a 29.41% of growth to our club!!!
 
We also received the 2023-24 Rotary Citation for setting and meeting at least 13 of the goals including membership, giving, public image and other events.
 
Way to go to let everyone know OMAHA NIGHT DOES IT RIGHT!!!
 
 

Omaha Rotary Night Club presents Taste for the Future - a Wine Tasking benefiting Boys Town Successful Futures program and Envy Volleyball Club.

Thursday Oct 3 2024 from 6 to 9 pm at Champions Run. 

We had an exquisite evening of wine tasting while supporting two great causes. We are in the process of finalizing the final cost of the event, but we definitely achieved and surpassed our fundraising goals!  Check back soon for the totals.
 
The way to get more out of your Rotary membership is to get involved.  A new brochure from Rotary is all about Designing Your Rotary Experience (download it here - or click on the Read More link for some headlines. Talk with other club members and share your interest and ideas.  With a small club, we can all take an active role in shaping what our club does and making sure you get the most out of your Rotary Experience.
 
 
Are we doing all that we can to make sure our club is welcoming to everyone, treating everyone with dignity and respect and allowing all voices to be heard?  That's part of Rotary's commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.  We may be a small club, but that means this is even more important that we are aware of all aspects of what this really means.  It's not just about the things we can see, but also about the things we can't see.  
 
This is a leadership training opportunity - and will benefit not only you as a Rotarian, but will benefit the company you work for.  For more details continue reading.
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Omaha Night

The Small Club with the Biggest Heart!

We meet In Person
Tuesdays at 5:30 PM
Legacy Chophouse
17070 Wright Plaza
Ste 100 (Upstairs)
Omaha, NE 68130
United States of America
We meet on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of the Month, 5:30 pm at Legacy Chophouse for the month of February. 5th Tuesdays our a special social event. See website for location and details.
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