WWETT 2026 – THE WATER & WASTEWATER EQUIPMENT, TREATMENT & TRANSPORT SHOW

Step into the world’s largest annual gathering of wastewater and environmental service professionals at WWETT 2026. This powerhouse event brings together over 13,500 industry experts, 500+ leading suppliers, and attendees from 55+ countries for four days of innovation, education, and connection.

Explore a massive expo hall packed with the latest equipment, technologies, and solutions for water and wastewater management. Gain valuable CEUs through a robust lineup of accredited education sessions, and experience live demos that bring cutting-edge tools and techniques to life.

Whether you’re a contractor, utility manager, engineer, or entrepreneur, WWETT 2026 is your gateway to growth, insight, and opportunity in the environmental services industry.

Event Details

Date & Time:

February 17, 2026 - February 19, 2026

Website:

https://www.wwettshow.com/en/home.html

Indiana Convention Center | Indianapolis, IN

Address:

100 South Capitol Avenue
Indianapolis, IN 46225 United States

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travel recommendations

By Air: Fly into Indianapolis International Airport (IND)—just 15 minutes from downtown. Taxis, rideshares, and the IndyGo Route 8 bus provide easy transfers to the city center.

By Train: Amtrak’s Cardinal Line stops at Indianapolis Union Station, which is connected to the convention center via skywalk.

By Car: Downtown Indy is easily accessible via I-65, I-70, and I-74. Parking is available at nearby garages like the Capitol Commons Garage and Pan Am Plaza Garage.

accommodations

Here are top-rated hotels within walking distance of the venue:

restaurant recommendations

  • Dick’s Last Resort: Southern-style comfort food served with a side of sass—literally. Known for its intentionally gruff staff and rowdy roadhouse vibe, it’s a fun, casual experience.
  • Conner’s Kitchen + Bar: Industrial-chic setting with hearty comfort food, craft cocktails, and a strong local beer selection. Great for lunch meetings or laid-back dinners.
  • The Eagle’s Nest: A revolving rooftop restaurant offering fine dining and panoramic skyline views. Ideal for a romantic evening or upscale business dinner.
  • Curry Bowl by 1947 Eatery & Lounge: Located right at 100 S Capitol Ave, this spot offers Indian cuisine with a modern twist. It’s still new, so reviews are limited, but worth a try if you’re craving bold flavors.
  • Taste Of Innova Wings + Greens (Lucas Oil Stadium): A hidden gem for wings and greens just down the street. It’s casual, quick, and perfect for a post-event bite.
  • Commission Row: Upscale steakhouse with a sleek vibe and premium cuts. If you’re celebrating or entertaining clients, this is a top-tier choice.
  • Livery: Latin American flavors served in a stylish bi-level space with a rooftop patio. Known for its empanadas and tequila selection.

nearby attractions

  • Indianapolis Zoo: A triple-accredited zoo, aquarium, and botanical garden featuring over 1,400 animals, immersive habitats, and the renowned International Orangutan Center.
  • Indiana State Museum: Located in White River State Park, this museum explores Indiana’s art, science, and cultural history with three floors of interactive exhibits and an IMAX theater.
  • The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis: The world’s largest children’s museum, offering five floors of hands-on exhibits covering dinosaurs, space, pop culture, and more—plus a 7.5-acre outdoor sports experience.
  • White River State Park: A 267-acre urban park home to museums, trails, gardens, and cultural venues—perfect for walking, biking, or relaxing by the canal.
  • Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art: Showcasing Native American and Western art, this museum features works by Remington, O’Keeffe, and contemporary Indigenous artists.
  • Soldiers and Sailors Monument: A 284-foot neoclassical monument honoring Indiana’s veterans, with a 360° observation deck offering panoramic views of downtown.
  • Madam Walker Legacy Center: A historic cultural venue celebrating the legacy of entrepreneur Madam C.J. Walker, featuring art deco architecture and vibrant community programming.
  • Indiana War Memorial: A majestic neoclassical shrine and museum honoring Hoosier veterans, with exhibits spanning from the Revolutionary War to modern conflicts.