Dining in Cleveland, OH
The Huntington Convention Center is located in downtown Cleveland, OH, with many options for dining within 5-10 minutes walking distance of the convention centre.
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Local attractions
Cleveland has a ton of fun things to do in the summer!
Museums
The convention center is within walking distance of Lake Erie, with a few museums along the shore (including the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and the Great Lakes Science Center (where we'll be holding the Super Social banquet). It's also an easy bus ride to a cluster of other museums - including the recently updated (and very cool) Cleveland Museum of Natural History and the Cleveland Museum of Art.
Music
Cleveland is home to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and during the summer has the Cleveland Metroparks summer concert series. The 47th Annual Tri-C JazzFest Cleveland is happening just after the conference (June 25-27, 2026) if you're a Jazz fan. Check out the visit Cleveland events site for more information about other event offerings around the time of the conference.
Museums
The convention center is within walking distance of Lake Erie, with a few museums along the shore (including the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and the Great Lakes Science Center (where we'll be holding the Super Social banquet). It's also an easy bus ride to a cluster of other museums - including the recently updated (and very cool) Cleveland Museum of Natural History and the Cleveland Museum of Art.
Music
Cleveland is home to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and during the summer has the Cleveland Metroparks summer concert series. The 47th Annual Tri-C JazzFest Cleveland is happening just after the conference (June 25-27, 2026) if you're a Jazz fan. Check out the visit Cleveland events site for more information about other event offerings around the time of the conference.
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Nature
If you've got access to a car, the Cuyahoga Valley National Park is a half-hour drive south of the convention center, with 33,000 acres of national park to explore for free. Gorgeous hiking trails, rock formations, waterfalls, bike trails, a scenic train ride (extra cost) and a covered bridge - along with some really interesting history. Alternatively head a half-hour east to take a canopy walk at the Holden Arboretum. Don't have a car? Take a city bus to the newly updated Cleveland Museum of Natural History which has some stunning indoor displays as well as a super cute outdoor area of local flora and fauna (including coyotes, raccoons, fox, porcupines); and/or the nearby Cleveland Botanical Garden - both are in the cluster of museums in the University Circle area of Cleveland. Or take the trolley to Edgewater Park/Beach (18 minutes away) to walk along the shoreline, take a swim, and enjoy the warm summer sand. 
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