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A Visit · Mondays at 5:45

What a Monday with Evening Rotary actually feels like.

Pull up a chair. Eat a real dinner. Hear a real program. Stay for the dram (or the sweet tea). Leave knowing forty new neighbors.

"It's the best Monday of the week — and I didn't know a Monday could be that."

— First-time visitor, October 2024
A Monday, hour by hour

From the parking lot to a dram.

5:45 PM

Doors open.

Grab a name tag, say hi at the table, find a seat. Visitors get a small star sticker — so people know to come introduce themselves.

6:00 PM

Pledge, prayer, four-way test.

The President bangs the gavel (it's a real gavel). We do the Pledge and the four-way test. Quick announcements. Sometimes a song — depends on the week.

6:15 PM

Dinner.

Country-club kitchen plates a real dinner for everyone. Visitors are guests — your first meal is on us. Conversation gets loud. Nobody minds.

6:45 PM

The program.

Could be a local nonprofit pitching a partnership. Could be a member presenting a project. Could be a senator, an artist, a researcher. Always interesting; nobody overstays.

7:15 PM

Club business & "Happy Bucks."

Brief updates. Sign-ups for upcoming service days. Happy Bucks — members drop a few dollars in the kitty and share a happy moment (a grandkid, a sales win, a recovery). Inexplicably the best part of the night.

7:30 PM

Adjourn.

Gavel down. Most folks head home. A few of us linger downstairs at the bar for a dram and a story.

Three sides of a Rotary night

It's social. It's a program. It's a working club.

The Social

Fellowship is the foundation.

Painting socials. Family picnics. Holiday gatherings. The Whisk(e)y DRAM fellowship for the whisky-curious. A Rotary night is half service, half neighbors becoming friends.

The Program

Speakers worth your Monday.

A roster of local leaders, partner nonprofits, district officials, and the occasional surprise guest. Programs are sharp, on-topic, and never run long.

The Work

Stuff actually gets built.

Backpack packs. Habitat builds. Patio dedications. The Christmas bicycle build. Decisions made on a Monday show up in the community on a Saturday.

In the field

Where Mondays lead by the weekend.

Habitat for Humanity build day
25 bikes built at Christmas
Oktoberfest in Hutchinson Square
Backpack Buddies pack-out
Cheering on the Miracle League
After the gavel

Whisk(e)y DRAM — a fellowship within the club.

Our Whisk(e)y DRAM Fellowship is a chartered Rotary fellowship for members who appreciate a good dram and a good story. We pour, we taste, we donate proceeds back to End Polio Now. It's the only Rotary fellowship that smells this good.

Mondays · 5:45 PM

See you Monday?

Drop us an email so we can save you a plate and a name tag. Or just walk in — we'll figure it out.