Grand Chapter Congress

Grand Chapter Congress offers an experience like nothing else – imagine hundreds of Deltasigs in one place learning, leading and socializing. Held every other year, Congress conducts the business of the fraternity, offers educational programming of interest to collegiates and alumni alike, and presents opportunities to meet, greet and interact with brothers from across the country.

Plan now to attend Congress 2011, August 10-14 in Louisville, Ky.

For a complete listing of all past Grand Chapter Congresses, please click here.

Louisville Marriott Downtown 280 West Jefferson Louisville, Kentucky 40202 Tel: 1-502-627-5045 Fax: 1-502-627-5044 www.marriott.com Reservations in our group block at a discounted rate will be accepted beginning September 2010.

• DSPTravel.org - For your flight and car rental needs
• Louisville Marriott Downtown - site for Congress 2011

• Waterfront Park - a water park of sorts, rent bicycles, parks to play in, and concerts
• Cave Hill Cemetary - Visit the Colonel Sander's graves
• Old Louisville - Home to the University of Louisville and also to many historic homes
• Friend of Lou

• Ramsi’s - described as “affordable and decadent” by Kime Le, Bellarmine, a Louisville resident.
• Simply Thai - recommended by Le, “one of the smallest Thai places in the city, but packs the biggest flavor.”

• East Market District - Walk around to see antique shops, trendy places to eat, and art galleries
• Schimpff's Confectionery - old-fashioned candy store
• Bardstown Road - cool clothing shops, great bars/restaurants, etc.

• Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory - Batting ‘em out of the park since 1884.
• The Belle of Louisville - Premier steamboat, a National Historic Landmark
• Muhammad Ali Center - The life of a legend and his journey.
• Bourbon Country - Distillery tours
• Churchill Downs - Legendary track, home to the Run for the Roses.
• Speed Art Museum - oldest and largest, with 13,000 objects in the permanent collection.
• Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom - Thrills, rides, and a water park.

• Louisville Convention & Visitors Bureau
• Simply Thai - recommended by Le, “one of the smallest Thai places in the city, but packs the biggest flavor.”