The 2016 Libertarian National Convention, held in Orlando, Florida, from May 26-30, was the event where delegates selected Gary Johnson and Bill Weld as the party's presidential and vice-presidential nominees. The convention's theme was #LegalizeFreedom and featured various debates among candidates for both presidential and vice-presidential nominations, as well as for the chairperson of the Libertarian National Committee (LNC).

Numerous candidates participated in debates, and multiple ballots were required to determine the nominees. Notable speakers at the convention included individuals from various backgrounds, such as political activists, authors, lawyers, and business figures. The event also saw some notable incidents, including a candidate's unusual on-stage performance and a dispute regarding a gifted item to the presidential nominee.

The 2016 Libertarian National Convention served as the venue for the selection of the party's candidates for the national election. Gary Johnson, former Governor of New Mexico, was chosen as the presidential nominee, with Bill Weld, former Governor of Massachusetts, as his running mate. The convention, themed '#LegalizeFreedom', included multiple debates for presidential and vice-presidential hopefuls, as well as for the LNC chairperson position. The nomination process involved several rounds of voting, with candidates being excluded from subsequent ballots if they did not meet certain vote thresholds.

The convention featured a diverse range of speakers, including individuals known for their contributions to libertarian thought and activism. Among them was Bruce Moen, listed among the notable speakers. Other speakers included political figures like Craig Bowden and Carla Howell, legal professionals such as Bruce Fein, and prominent authors and commentators like Jeffrey Tucker and Dr. Thomas Woods. The event also hosted figures such as Adam Kokesh, an Iraq War veteran and activist, and Jordan Page, a musician. The presence of these individuals underscored the broad spectrum of libertarian engagement represented at the convention.