The Outing Club

The Outing Club in Davenport is a historic event venue housed in an elegant Colonial Revival clubhouse listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Established in 1891, the club is distinguished by its grand ballroom, balcony, veranda and landscaped outdoor grounds, giving events a refined and traditional setting. The main ballroom can comfortably accommodate more than 300 seated guests, while larger or more complex events can also make use of additional rooms and outdoor areas across the property.

Inside, high ceilings, classic architectural detailing and chandeliers create an elegant atmosphere suitable for celebrations, presentations and private events. Smaller rooms complement the main ballroom for meetings and more intimate gatherings, while food and beverage service and professional event support are available on site. The balcony, veranda and manicured lawns also allow indoor and outdoor areas to be combined within the same event.

The venue is located at 2109 N Brady St, Davenport, United States. Guests arriving by car can use on-site parking, providing convenient access close to the venue entrance. For broader information about getting around Davenport, public transport and connections across the Quad Cities area, see the city guide further down the page.

Davenport, Iowa, located on the banks of the Mississippi River and in the heart of the Quad Cities area, is an appealing destination for visitors arriving for concerts, sporting events, theatre performances and other entertainment. The city centre brings together several important venues, including the Adler Theatre, RiverCenter and Modern Woodmen Park, while across the Mississippi in neighbouring Moline stands Vibrant Arena at The MARK, one of the main large arenas in the wider urban area. The combination of events, restaurants, bars and riverfront scenery makes it easy to combine a concert or game with a stay in the city.

Getting around Davenport is made easier by CitiBus, the city's public transit system, which connects different parts of Davenport and links with the wider public transportation network of the Quad Cities area. For travellers arriving by air, the area's main commercial airport is Quad Cities International Airport (MLI) in Moline, while Davenport Municipal Airport (DVN), primarily serving general aviation, is located north of downtown Davenport. Venues such as the Adler Theatre, RiverCenter and Modern Woodmen Park are situated in the central part of the city along the Mississippi, while road connections and bridges across the river provide access to events and arenas throughout the rest of the Quad Cities.

Before or after an event, it is worth exploring Downtown Davenport and its Mississippi riverfront. LeClaire Park provides space for a walk beside the river, while the Davenport Skybridge offers views of the water and the urban skyline. The Figge Art Museum is also nearby, while historic buildings, restaurants and local entertainment venues in the city centre add more options to a visit. The combination of riverfront scenery, cultural attractions and events makes Davenport a practical base for visitors looking to experience a concert, sporting event or evening out in the Quad Cities area.