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Ogden Has the Safe Spaces for Meetings and Events

We’re all weary of phrases like, “unprecedented times,” or “ever-changing world,” or “new normal.” Ogden, Utah has always been a bit unprecedented and different enough to avoid labels with a bland word like “normal.” Clearly, 2020 has brought with it changes, but our most fundamental elements remain. Especially for meeting planners.

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Still the Place to Be for Meetings & Events

With its eclectic shopping, delicious cuisine, exciting nightlife, upscale lodging, and flexible facilities for meetings and conventions — served up at the base of some of the most stunning mountains you’ll ever experience — Ogden remains the perfect place to open minds, elevate souls, and inspire attendees. Even 2020 can’t change some things.

The warm hospitality that welcomes visitors to Ogden remains steadfast. Even though personal protective equipment temporarily obscures the smiles on the faces of hotel, restaurant, retail, and service employees, they’re as bright as ever. And your smile is sure to grow knowing you can qualify for an up to $25,000 cash incentive (subject to terms and availability) when you book your meeting in Ogden before December 31, 2020.

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A sweeping view of the grand lobby inside Union Station, where tables are set for a meeting or event in Ogden, Utah.
A condominium building with a bright blue roof is nestled amongst pine trees with mountains in the background and five hot air balloons floating in the air in Ogden, Utah.
A green field is filled with meeting attendees gathering under a white tent, with picnic tables set on two sides and mountains rising up in the background in Ogden, Utah.
Meeting attendees wearing masks are seated in small groups inside the Egyptian Theater, Ogden, Utah.

Meeting the Demands of Today’s Meetings & Events 

Abundant hand sanitizing stations, mask requirements, and marked social distancing are small, but significant changes you’ll see at the Ogden-Eccles Conference Center (OECC) and throughout town. Similar safety measures you may not see unfold behind the scenes for the well-being of everyone in attendance, including all conference center employees being checked prior to starting shifts, and enhanced cleaning protocols followed throughout the facility.

Cameramen wearing masks are setting up their video camera inside the empty Egyptian Theater in Ogden, Utah.
 A close up of gloved hands holding a spray bottle and a yellow cloth cleaning a door inside the Egyptian Theater in Ogden, Utah.
Six professionals are seated around a large table, socially distanced, inside a conference room at the Ogden Eccles Conference Center in Ogden, Utah. A big screen shows a presentation.
A close up of two hands under a Purell hand sanitizing station inside the Egyptian Theater in Ogden, Utah.
Three masked meeting attendees are socially distanced at the Egyptian Theater Concessions stand, with one woman paying for her items from a masked attendant at the cash register while the other two stand on the blue designated floor dots while they wait.
A masked woman is running a soundboard at the TED X-Ogden inside the Egyptian Theater, Ogden, Utah.
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The Best of Both Worlds

The versatility of the OECC facilities and the creativity of its staff ensure socially distanced gatherings indoors as well as stunningly beautiful venues outdoors.

Investment in technology enables meeting planners to effectively host hybrid gatherings by simulcasting in-person gatherings to remote locations with quality audio and multi-camera video.

Whether it’s smaller, secure space for board meetings or executive gatherings, or the spaciousness of immense ballrooms for exhibits, or the stunning beauty of our historic Egyptian Theater for presentations, Visit Ogden and OECC can accommodate your specific needs.

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Two tables of conference attendees are set outside, one table seats three women and one man, while a distant table seats another man at the Egyptian Theater, Ogden, Utah.
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 A masked cameraman is recording the presentation inside the Egyptian Theater in Ogden, Utah, surrounded by seated attendees wearing masks.
A panel of five professionals are on the stage at TED X-Ogden inside the Egyptian Theater while one masked attendee is at a mic asking a question in Ogden, Utah.
A female bartender uncorks a bottle of wine at a bar made of wine barrels and topped with glasses to be filled, four other bottles of wine, a glass water jug and an elegant flower arrangement in a tall vase. The bar is on a patio overlooking the mountains. In the fore foreground, a close up of a table set with wine glasses.

Metro to Mountain Experiences

At the conclusion of any given day of meetings or conferences, attendees emerge in the heart of Ogden’s historic and walkable downtown with its independently owned restaurants, bars, shops, museums, and galleries.

A short drive from downtown can take attendees to our internationally recognized resorts for after-hours socials that can include scenic gondola rides, hikes, or bike rides with unobscured views of the Wasatch Mountains and dining either al fresco or within their opulent lodges.

A close up of five different Roosters Brewing craft beers sitting on a table in a circle.
A couple sit on a wooden bench on the rocks of Ogden Overlook with a view of the city and mountains below as the sun shines through the trees.
A couple are running along a path alongside a mountain in Ogden, Utah with the valley and mountains in the distance.
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After Hours in Ogden

If you want to push “after hours” into the wee hours, attendees can enjoy one of Utah’s internationally accredited Dark Sky Parks at North Fork Park, where the towering Wasatch Range obscures the light from the city below, revealing the Milky Way and opening the gaze to countless stars and constellations.

The Visit Ogden staff is happy to help with pre-production planning as well as on-site meeting and convention services during your event. 

Contact our team for a comprehensive overview of our current capabilities and unique offerings. Contact Lindsey Ketcham at Lindsey@visitogden.com to see if you qualify for the generous cash incentive offered until the end of the year.

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Four masked staff members stand on the stairs at the Egyptian Theater conference center in Ogden, Utah.
The outside of the David Eccles Conference Center, featuring expansive windows.
The green grass and yellow flowers lead down to water before the Pineview Powder Mountain rises up in the background.
A close up of a brown and gold Ogden Eccles Conference Center mask laying neatly atop a Ogden Eccles Conference Center pad of paper with a blue ink pen in Ogden, Utah.