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Omaha Press Club Mission Statement

To promote excellence in communications and media professions through fellowship, education and advocacy of freedom of information.

Become a Member

Membership to the Omaha Press Club is not limited just to the media. Membership is open to everyone. Our dues are among the lowest in the country for a private city club. We have much to offer for your membership including regular events, reciprocal club use, an executive chef providing fine or casual dining, free parking, free rooms for your private events and press conferences. You can become a member by simply filling out and submitting an application to the business office. You can have your membership billed to you on a monthly or annual basis.

Membership Info

OPC Hours Parking Details

Reservations Required
Lunch: 11:30am-2:00pm Monday-Friday
Dinner: 5:30pm-8:30 Thursday-Saturday
Happy Hour: 4pm-6pm Tuesday-Saturday

Events

Thursday, Jan. 12 Annual Meeting 5:30 p.m. social 6 p.m.-7:30 p.m. meeting
Sunday, Jan. 15- Sunday, Jan. 22 Annual winter break Club closed
Friday, Feb. 10 Winemaker’s Dinner Six-course dinner with wine pairings 6 p.m. social, 6:30 p.m. dinner Members $75, non-members $85
Tuesday, Feb. 14 Valentine’s Day Save the date
Thursday, Feb. 16 Noon Forum SAC Museum CEO Clayton Anderson 11:30 a.m. lunch, $19 Noon to 1 p.m. program

Current minimum quarter Reminder!

Reservations must be cancelled 48 hours in advance to avoid a food cost charge

There’s always something going on at the Omaha Press Club.

Faces on the Barroom Floor

The Omaha Press Club “Face on the Barroom Floor” honors newsmakers who
have had an impact on the community.
Original “Face on the Barroom Floor” artist Jim Horan worked for the Omaha
World-Herald in 1971 when he started drawing the “Faces.” All but two of the
caricatures — President Ford, and Jim’s own “Face” — were drawn by Horan until
he retired in 2019.
The current “Face” artist is nationally recognized cartoonist Jeff Koterba, former
longtime employee of the Omaha World-Herald.
The drawings are unveiled during a roast and toast of the honoree that is open to
the public. They are then placed on the floor to be walked on and admired until
they are framed and join the other newsmakers caricatures on the clubs’ walls.
No other press club has anything like the “Face on the Barroom Floor” honor.