Executive meetings • Corporate events • 10–400 attendees • Downtown Omaha

A DISTINCTIVE CORPORATE EVENT VENUE IN DOWNTOWN OMAHA

Bring your team together somewhere that feels different from the typical conference room or hotel meeting space.

Located in downtown Omaha, the Scottish Rite offers an exceptional range of spaces for executive meetings, company retreats, training sessions, presentations and corporate events — all within one of Omaha's most distinctive historic buildings.

From a private meeting for 10 to an auditorium presentation for 400, the setting can fit the occasion without sacrificing character or professionalism.

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FROM EXECUTIVE MEETINGS TO COMPANY-WIDE EVENTS

Not every business gathering needs the same kind of room. The Scottish Rite offers spaces that allow companies and organizations to choose an environment appropriate to the size and purpose of the event.

Meeting and event options include:

Grand Cross Room — up to 10 attendees
33rd Room — up to 30 attendees
First-floor lounge — up to 104 attendees
Ballroom and adjoining spaces — 300+ guests
Auditorium — seating for approximately 400
Lobby and library areas for quiet conversations or time away from the main event

Whether the objective is strategic planning with a leadership team or bringing hundreds of people together for a presentation, the building provides options within one location.

MEET, PRESENT, TRAIN OR CELEBRATE IN ONE LOCATION

A successful corporate event often requires more than a room filled with chairs.

The Scottish Rite can accommodate a variety of business and organizational uses, including:

executive and board meetings
company retreats and planning sessions
training and educational programs
conferences and presentations
interviews and video conferences
employee recognition events
company dinners and receptions
holiday and milestone celebrations
discreet employee interviews

Audio and video capabilities are available in select event areas, and the variety of rooms creates opportunities for smaller conversations or activities away from the primary gathering.

The result is a venue that can adapt to the purpose of the day rather than forcing every event into the same format.

A SETTING THAT CHANGES THE MEETING

Moving a meeting away from the office can change its character.

The Scottish Rite provides an environment with architectural presence, history and a sense of occasion that conventional meeting rooms rarely offer. Comfortable private rooms can accommodate focused discussions, while the ballroom and auditorium provide the scale required for larger audiences.

For organizations entertaining clients, recognizing employees, gathering leadership or bringing an entire team together, the surroundings communicate that the occasion matters.

And because the Scottish Rite is located at 20th and Douglas Streets in downtown Omaha, companies can create an off-site experience without sending attendees far outside the city.

The Scottish Rite offers spaces for groups ranging from approximately 10 people to 400. The Grand Cross Room accommodates up to 10 attendees, the 33rd Room up to 30, the first-floor lounge up to 104, larger reception spaces can accommodate 300+ guests, and the auditorium seats approximately 400.
Yes. Smaller rooms within the building are particularly well suited for leadership meetings, interviews, planning sessions and other gatherings where privacy and a professional environment are important.
Yes. The building offers spaces suitable for presentations, training programs, lectures and larger company gatherings. Audio and video capabilities are available in select event areas, and the 400-seat auditorium provides a dedicated option when a stage and fixed audience seating are appropriate.
Yes. The ballroom, lounge and adjoining event spaces provide nearly 10,000 square feet for dinners, receptions and other company functions. The serving kitchen and nearby elevator also provide convenient access for professional caterers.
Depending on availability and the requirements of the event, the building's variety of rooms can support different activities within the same gathering. This can be particularly useful when an event requires a main presentation area along with smaller meeting, conversation or hospitality spaces.