Rotary on the Road at The Kodak Center Gallery
Rotary on the Road at The Kodak Center Gallery
Rotary on the Road: Kodak Visitor Center & Gallery
Wednesday, November 4, 2026
Time: 12:00 – 1:00 pm
Location: Kodak Visitor Center & Gallery
200 West Ridge Road
Rochester, NY 14615
Join us for a special Rotary on the Road luncheon at the Kodak Visitor Center & Gallery, where we’ll explore the history, innovation and people behind one of Rochester’s most iconic companies.
Kodak transformed the way people around the globe see themselves, the world and each other. During our visit, we’ll experience the company’s rich history and far-reaching impact on science, technology and culture, while celebrating the accomplishments of Kodak employees—past and present.
The Kodak Visitor Center is a highly visual experience, and we’ll have an added benefit: Rotarian Pat Stack will join us to provide insight into the Center and its story. Pat was instrumental in the launch of the Kodak Center, including helping shape its IT strategy, and will share additional context as we explore the exhibits.
What You’ll See
The Kodak Visitor Center & Gallery includes:
- Historical Displays — Museum-quality exhibits highlighting the pictorial and archival history of Eastman Kodak.
- Artifacts & Technology — Vintage photography equipment, filmmaking processes, motion picture milestones, developments in X-ray technology, office equipment and more.
- Special Highlights — The George Eastman Hall of Fame star, milestones in employee benefits and workplace history, and rotating community and archival exhibits.
A boxed lunch is included with registration, and the Kodak Gift Shop will be open during our visit.
Parking
A small parking lot next to the building offers free public parking during normal Visitor Center hours. Space is limited.
Additional free parking is conveniently located across the street, and handicap-accessible parking is available in all parking lots.
Come enjoy lunch with fellow Rotarians while taking a closer look at a company whose innovations helped shape Rochester—and changed how the world captures and shares its stories.
Advance registration is required.


