INTEREST GROUPS
The Community House sponsors
a variety of groups just for you! Build new relationships and learn
something new!
The Uptown Group
TUG(The Uptown Group) unites young professionals and community members passionate about advancing the principles and goals of The Community House and actively engages "the next generation" through fun and innovative social events, cultural programs and community outreach. Call 248.594.6405 or email info@theuptowngroup.org.
Birmingham Bloomfield Newcomers Club
The club offers women who are new to the area an opportunity to meet
on a monthly basis and get involved in various interest groups. Call
Heather
Ross at 248.901.1637 or Connie Wood at 248.757.2277 for information
about the club and its activities.
Race Relations & Diversity Task
Force
Area residents concerned with achieving racial equity and justice for all participate in monthly programs and
discussion.
General meetings are held on Thursdays, except in
July.
Call Sarah Profeta at 248.554.6596 or email racerelations@communityhouse.com.
Garden
Club
Members help tend The Community House grounds and meet monthly
to hear speakers on their favorite topics. Call Pat Jerzy at 248.594.6410
International
Community Club
The International Community Club enjoys a membership of over
100 men and women from the United States and abroad. Each month,
the
club provides
international education, social and cultural activities for members.
Email internationalcommunityclub@hotmail.com.
Senior
Men’s Club
The Senior Men’s Club is an organization of Birmingham
retired men devoted to the promotion of fellowship, cultural
interests and the rendering
of service. Members attend weekly luncheons, programs and interest
groups. The Senior Men's Club published The Wars of Our Generation in 2004.
Senior Women’s
Club
Bi-monthly luncheons and a variety of interest groups provide
the members of the Senior Women’s Club with numerous
opportunities for socialization, enrichment and entertainment.
StoryTellers Guild
Over 125 members strong, the StoryTellers Guild’s mission is to enrich
the lives of children through the art and love of storytelling. Active
members of the Guild read to children in Hazel Park, Pontiac and Oak Park
elementary schools as well as area hospitals. Monthly meetings and programs
are held throughout school year. Call Linda McGuire at 248.594.6411.
Student OUR TOWN Art Exhibition
Art teachers from 31 local and private schools select the artwork of 240 student artists for exhibition at The Community House during the two weeks preceding OUR TOWN.
Twenty-First Century Leaders
Seventh graders from local schools met during the school year to develop leadership skills.
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