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Fun and Fraternalism in the Lone Star State!
They say everything is bigger in Texas, and this year’s International Convention is no exception. The Fraternal Order of Eagles will be heading to the Hilton Anatole Hotel, August 8-13 in beautiful Dallas, Texas, for a week of incredible fraternal activities.
Rooms are available at the Anatole at a rate of $139/night++ with a $12/day resort fee for guests who would like to visit the JadeWaters park. The park features a family and children’s area, a 630 ft. lazy river, two water slides and a 7,000 sq. ft. beach entry pool.
Guests can relax at the Verandah Spa or dine at SER Steak & Spirits on the hotels top floor and enjoy a breathtaking 360-degree view of the city. The Media Bar & Grill is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner while Counter Offer provides gourmet grab-and-go items and snacks 24 hours a day. Those looking for a fun outing can take advantage of the Top Golf indoor golf simulator inside the hotel.
The Grand Aerie has a full slate of events planned with four days of educational classes in the afternoons and plenty of evening fun, capped off by the Tuesday Night Aerie & Auxiliary Banquet headlined by the Bacon Brothers Band featuring Kevin Bacon. Join us at the Welcome to Dallas Show Sunday night for blues rocker Mike Zito or enjoy the country sounds of Jenny Tolman for Monday night’s Auxiliary Ladies’ Night Out Banquet. Wednesday night, check out the best talents the F.O.E. has to offer in our annual Talent Show extravaganza and wrap up your week with our Annual Installation of Officers on Thursday night.
In between, you can visit many of the great Eagle-hosted Hospitality Rooms on site. Join us this summer in Dallas!
NOTE: The Hilton Anatole is a cashless hotel, but you can use the reverse ATM located inside the hotel to exchange cash for a prepaid card which can be used anywhere in the hotel.

Bacon Brothers Band
Aerie & Auxiliary Banquet
Tuesday, August 11
The Bacon Brothers have spent the better part of three decades exploring their own mix of folk, rock, soul, and country music. They call that diverse sound “forosoco,” and it’s taken them around the world, from headlining gigs in Japan to American performances at iconic venues like Carnegie Hall, the Grand Ole Opry and Gruene Hall.
The exploration continues with the band’s twelfth release, Ballad Of The Brothers. It’s a record that highlights not only the similarities between Kevin Bacon (known worldwide as an A-list Hollywood actor) and Michael Bacon (celebrated as an Emmy-winning composer), but the differences, too. The two siblings may be bound together by blood and a mutual love of American roots music, but they’ve grown into sharp songwriters and cinematic storytellers with their own distinct approaches. Ballad Of The Brothers makes room for both of those approaches, offering a mix of edgy alt-rock (“Take Off This Tattoo”), Motown-inspired soul (“Put Your HandUp”), fingerpicked folk (“Let That Be Enough”), and everything in between. The album also marks the continuation of a musical partnership that began long ago in Philadelphia, where the Bacons were raised on a soundtrack of 1970s singer/songwriters, Philly soul bands, and classic rock acts. Multiple decades and countless shows later, they’re creating their own soundtrack, saluting their old-school influences while making music that’s undeniably modern.
The Bacon Brothers Social Accounts:
Official: www.baconbros.com
Facebook: @thebaconbrothers
Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/696317537107800/
Instagram: @baconbrosmusic
TikTok: @baconbrothersmusic
Twitter: @baconbrothers
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/30vw9jA2FfUcjQNtJPZBEG?si=JhsB0BI8QlmegpfOwWWPfg
2026 International Convention
Hilton Anatole Hotel
Dallas, Texas
August 8-13, 2026
Please Note: Room Bookings are limited to two per-person.
Phone: 1-800-955-4281
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Forms
Convention Pre-Registration Form
Convention Program Book Ad Form
Aerie Ritual
Classification Registration Form
Auxiliary Ritual
Auxiliary Daily Themes
Monday
Patriotic – Red, White & Blue
Tuesday
Wear Your Easter Dress & Bonnet
Wednesday
Grand Madam President Colors., Red & Black shirt or official Becky Pelkey Shirt
Thursday
Grand Madam President-Elect Colors & Hippie Day. Tie-Dye Shirt & Bell Bottoms

Charity Duck Races
Float your way to fundraising glory this summer with the Charity Duck Races, Saturday, August 8, at 5:30 p.m. at the Water Slide of the Hilton Anatole Hotel in Dallas. Ducks can be sponsored for $100 each. And bring money to bet on your favorites. All monies raised through the event will benefit the special charities of Grand Worthy President David Wooster and Grand Madam President Rebecca Pelkey.
Scooter Rentals
AABCO Ready Rental
The F.O.E. is partnering with AABCO Ready Rental Sales & Repair to offer scooter rentals for the 2026 International Convention. Rentals can be delivered directly to the Hilton Anatole.
To speak with a live representative and reserve your scooter, call 1-972-412-3500 or email readyrental@hotmail.com.

Jenny Tolman
Ladies’ Night Out Banquet
Monday, August 10
Singer, songwriter, and unapologetic storyteller Jenny Tolman has built an entire world of her own where humor, heartache, sass, and southern charm collide. With two critically-acclaimed albums — There Goes the Neighborhood and Married in a Honky Tonk – Tolman has earned her place as one of country music’s most original voices. Praised by Billboard as “permeated with in-your-face humor and witty lyrics that have become increasingly rare in country music” and hailed by Rolling Stone Country for blending “humor, candor and a heaping helping of compassion,” she continues to push boundaries as both an artist and a mother. Beyond the studio and stage, Tolman shines a spotlight on women’s voices through her annual Cowgirls at The Cowboy Festival in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, and last fall, she won over a national audience as a contestant on critically acclaimed CBS/Paramount+ show The Road, produced by Blake Shelton and Yellowstone’s Taylor Sheridan. Whether writing a tearjerker or holding court in the playful world of Jennyville, Tolman proves that country music can be as fun, fierce, and multifaceted as the women who make it.
To learn more about Jenny Tolman, visit jennytolman.com, and follow Tolman on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube.

Mike Zito
Welcome to Dallas Show
Sunday, August 9
From his childhood in St. Louis to the global blues-rock circuit, Mike Zito has always kept it real. He began playing guitar at age five and by his late teens was a fixture on the St. Louis music scene. For Zito, honesty, authenticity, and integrity aren’t just part of the brand, they’re the foundation. “I have nothing to hide; it seems my honesty is what people relate to most,” he once told Vintage Guitar.
Zito is a powerhouse in modern blues rock. He’s an artist whose gritty guitar work, deeply human songwriting, and magnetic stage presence have made him a defining force in the genre. From smoke-filled bars in East St. Louis to major festival stages around the world, Mike has built a career on emotional honesty, fearless playing, and an unshakable commitment to the song.
A lifelong road warrior, Zito has spent decades sharpening his craft onstage, blending classic blues, rock, soul, and Americana into something unmistakably his own. His live shows are equal parts fire and heart: searing guitar work, powerhouse grooves, and storytelling that invites audiences straight into his world.
Offstage, Zito is a respected producer and co-founder of Gulf Coast Records, championing fellow artists and helping shape some of the most exciting new music in today’s blues landscape.
Dana Daniels
Aerie & Auxiliary Banquet
Tuesday, August 11

Comedian Magician Dana Daniels teamed with his Psychic Bird, performs off-the-wall magic blended with rapid-fire clean comedy and audience participation.
Dana has toured the world as the featured comedy magician in the smash hit The Illusionists – Turn of the Century, performing everywhere from Dubai to the Sydney Opera House, and on Broadway at the Palace Theater, where the show shattered box office records to become the most successful magic production in Broadway history.
For 18 years, Dana was also a regular headliner at Maui’s top-rated magic nightclub, Warren & Annabelle’s. His talent and originality have earned him some of magic’s highest honors, including Stage Magician of the Year and Comedy Magician of the Year from the Academy of Magical Arts in Hollywood.
Dana’s television appearances include America’s Got Talent, Masters of Illusion, Evening at the Improv, CBS Morning Show, Lance Burton’s Magic Special, Stand-Up Live, Studio 10, and Thou Shalt Laugh 4. He has also shared the stage as an opening act for stars such as Ray Romano, Amy Grant, and Vince Gill.
2026 State/Provincial Conventions
2026 State/Provincial Conventions
| State/province | headquarters/host aerie | dates |
|---|---|---|
| Nevada | Fallon, Nevada #1447 | Apr. 23-26 |
| Alaska | Kenai, Alaska #3525 | Apr. 23-27 |
| Utah | Box Elder, Utah #2919 | May 15-17 |
| Alberta/Saskatchewan | St. Albert, Alberta #2102 | May 16-18 |
| Tennessee | Four Winds, Tennessee #4096 | May 29-31 |
| Kansas | Junction City, Kansas #830 | June 2-6 |
| British Columbia | Cranbrook, British Columbia #3032 | June 3-7 |
| Arizona | Embassy Suites, Phoenix | June 4-7 |
| Wyoming | Cheyenne, Wyoming #128 | June 4-6 |
| Oklahoma | Stillwater, Oklahoma #4277 | June 5-7 |
| Alabama | Pratt City, Alabama #972 | June 5-7 |
| Connecticut | Torrington, Connecticut #974 | June 5-7 |
| Maine | Rumford, Maine #1248 | June 5-7 |
| New Hampshire | Somersworth, New Hampshire #1887 | June 5-7 |
| Vermont | Bennington, Vermont #1861 | June 5-7 |
| Georgia | Atlanta, Georgia #714 | June 5-7 |
| Dakotas | Harvey, North Dakota #3080 | June 10-13 |
| Nebraska | The Lodge, Norfolk | June 10-14 |
| Michigan | Doubletree Lansing | June 10-14 |
| Arkansas | Jonesboro, Arkansas #3354 | June 12-14 |
| Kentucky | La Quinta Inn & Suites, Paducah | June 12-14 |
| Pennsylvania | Harrisburg Sheraton Inn | June 12-14 |
| Massachusetts | Southbridge, Massachusetts #334 | June 12-14 |
| New Mexico | Roswell, New Mexico #3187 | June 12-14 |
| Idaho | Hayden, Idaho #4080 | June 12-14 |
| Ohio | Cherry Valley Hotel (Newark) | June 16-20 |
| Washington | Red Lion Yakima | June 17-21 |
| Florida | Hilton Altamonte Springs | June 18-21 |
| Illinois | Northfield Inn & Suites, Springfield | June 18-20 |
| Iowa | Holiday Inn & Suites Urbandale | June 18-20 |
| Minnesota | Crookston, Minnesota #871 | June 18-20 |
| Texas | YO Ranch Kerrville | June 18-20 |
| Indiana | Marriott East Indianapolis | June 18-20 |
| New York | Tonawanda, New York #1411 | June 18-20 |
| Montana | Missoula, Montana #32 | June 19-21 |
| West Virginia | Elm Grove, West Virginia #1891 | June 19-21 |
| Maryland | Cresaptown, Maryland #2883 | June 19-21 |
| California | Doubletree Hotel Bakersfield | June 25-27 |
| Missouri | Springfield, Missouri #3934 | June 25-28 |
| Oregon | Medford, Oregon #2093 | June 25-28 |
| Virginia | Fredericksburg, Virginia #4123 | June 25-27 |
| Colorado | Grand Junction, Colorado #595 | June 26-28 |
| Wisconsin | Madison, Wisconsin #623 | June 26-28 |
Upcoming Conventions
2026
Dallas, Texas
Saturday, August 8 – Thursday, August 13
2027
Orlando, Florida
Saturday, August 7 – Thursday, August 12
INTERESTED IN HOSTING THE FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES?
Contact Convention Director Steve Tolman at tolman@logicomonline.com or by phone at 615-294-7229.
Past Grand Conventions
Past Grand Conventions
| Year | Name |
|---|---|
| 1898 | Instituted In This Year |
| 1899 | Seattle, Washington |
| 1900 | Vancouver, British Columbia |
| 1901 | San Francisco, California |
| 1902 | Minneapolis, Minnesota |
| 1903 | New York City, New York |
| 1904 | Baltimore, Maryland |
| 1905 | Denver, Colorado |
| 1906 | Milwaukee, Wisconsin |
| 1907 | Norfolk, Virginia |
| 1908 | Seattle, Washington |
| 1909 | Omaha, Nebraska |
| 1910 | St. Louis, Missouri |
| 1911 | San Francisco, California |
| 1912 | Cleveland, Ohio |
| 1913 | Baltimore, Maryland |
| 1914 | Kansas City, Missouri |
| 1915 | Spokane, Washington |
| 1916 | Savannah, Georgia |
| 1917 | Buffalo, New York |
| 1918 | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania |
| 1919 | New Haven, Connecticut |
| 1920 | Syracuse, New York |
| 1921 | Newark, New Jersey |
| 1922 | St. Paul, Minnesota |
| 1923 | Denver, Colorado |
| 1924 | Providence, Rhode Island |
| 1925 | Toledo, Ohio |
| 1926 | Seattle, Washington |
| 1927 | Milwaukee, Wisconsin |
| 1928 | Columbus, Ohio |
| 1929 | Minneapolis, Minnesota |
| 1930 | San Francisco, California |
| 1931 | Toledo, Ohio |
| 1932 | Detroit, Michigan |
| 1933 | Cleveland, Ohio |
| 1934 | Cincinnati, Ohio |
| 1935 | Dayton, Ohio |
| 1936 | Chicago, Illinois |
| 1937 | Chicago, Illinois |
| 1938 | Cincinnati, Ohio |
| 1939 | Chicago, Illinois |
| 1940 | Chicago, Illinois |
| 1941 | Milwaukee, Wisconsin |
| 1942 | Chicago, Illinois |
| 1943 | Chicago, Illinois |
| 1944 | Cincinnati, Ohio |
| 1945 | No Session Held |
| 1946 | Columbus, Ohio |
| 1947 | Chicago, Illinois |
| 1948 | Seattle, Washington |
| 1949 | Detroit, Michigan |
| 1950 | Minneapolis, Minnesota |
| 1951 | Rochester, New York |
| 1952 | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
| 1953 | Indianapolis, Indiana |
| 1954 | Chicago, Illinois |
| 1955 | Milwaukee, Wisconsin |
| 1956 | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania |
| 1957 | New York City, New York |
| 1958 | Chicago, Illinois |
| 1959 | Toronto, Ontario |
| 1960 | Miami Beach, Florida |
| 1961 | Minneapolis, Minnesota |
| 1962 | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania |
| 1963 | Chicago, Illinois |
| 1964 | Denver, Colorado |
| 1965 | Toronto, Ontario |
| 1966 | Cleveland, Ohio |
| 1967 | Kansas City, Missouri |
| 1968 | Houston, Texas |
| 1969 | Minneapolis, Minnesota |
| 1970 | Kansas City, Missouri |
| 1971 | Boston, Massachusetts |
| 1972 | Atlanta, Georgia |
| 1973 | Seattle, Washington |
| 1974 | Milwaukee, Wisconsin |
| 1975 | Dallas, Texas |
| 1976 | Miami Beach, Florida |
| 1977 | Minneapolis, Minnesota |
| 1978 | Spokane, Washington |
| 1979 | Kansas City, Missouri |
| 1980 | Salt Lake City, Utah |
| 1981 | Chicago, Illinois |
| 1982 | Las Vegas, Nevada |
| 1983 | Nashville, Tennessee |
| 1984 | Milwaukee, Wisconsin |
| 1985 | Denver, Colorado |
| 1986 | Columbus, Ohio |
| 1987 | Spokane, Washington |
| 1988 | New Orleans, Louisiana |
| 1989 | Las Vegas, Nevada |
| 1990 | Louisville, Kentucky |
| 1991 | Cincinnati, Ohio |
| 1992 | Salt Lake City, Utah |
| 1993 | Atlanta, Georgia |
| 1994 | Spokane, Washington |
| 1995 | Louisville, Kentucky |
| 1996 | Las Vegas, Nevada |
| 1997 | Indianapolis, Indiana |
| 1998 | Spokane, Washington |
| 1999 | Nashville, Tennessee |
| 2000 | Ontario, California |
| 2001 | Louisville, Kentucky |
| 2002 | Kansas City, Missouri |
| 2003 | Buffalo, New York |
| 2004 | Reno, Nevada |
| 2005 | Calgary, Alberta |
| 2006 | Orlando, Florida |
| 2007 | Spokane, Washington |
| 2008 | Louisville, Kentucky |
| 2009 | Reno, Nevada |
| 2010 | Louisville, Kentucky |
| 2011 | Orlando, Florida |
| 2012 | Grand Rapids, Michigan |
| 2013 | Reno, Nevada |
| 2014 | Orlando, Florida |
| 2015 | Milwaukee, Wisconsin |
| 2016 | Reno, Nevada |
| 2017 | Grand Rapids, Michigan |
| 2018 | Dallas, Texas |
| 2019 | Louisville, Kentucky |
| 2020 | Reno, Nevada |
| 2021 | Phoenix, Arizona |
| 2022 | Columbus, Ohio |
| 2023 | Reno, Nevada |
| 2024 | New Orleans, Louisiana |
| 2025 | Grand Rapids, Michigan |