What are some different types of civic clubs?
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Knights of Columbus, American Legion, Lions, Elks, Shriners, etc. Part of what all of them do is charitable work that contributes to the civic good.
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yes \npremium club is one whicch organizes that one
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Your question is a little vague.  I suspect that you are talking about city council meetings, but there are other types of meetings and all have procedural rules.\n\nCommittees, Commissions and Boards, appointed positions.   Each of these meet on a regular (and published) schedule. Citizens are allowed to attend.  The meetings are for the Committee, Commission or Board to conduct business.  As part of that there “may be” a point in the agenda where the public can make comments pertinent to the function of the Committee, Commission, or Board.  Any citizen can deliver written comments to the Committee, Commission, of Board. \n\nWork Sessions are meetings of Committees, Commissions, Boards, or the City Council which are goal to “fact fond” for a particular project.  They can be constructed in many ways.  That is, groups and/or businesses and/or individuals are invited to the Work Session to discuss something which may be coming up for a vote.  Any citizen can attend, but usually they are not invited to comment or question.  Any citizen can sent written comments or questions to the group holding the work session.\n\nCity Councils session generally run according to an agenda.  They are meeting to conduct business.  Any citizen can send written comments to the City Council via the City Clerk.  Citizens may attend and sometimes they can make comments and ask questions.  Citizen interaction may be limited to certain types of actions of the council or to a comment period.  \n\nAll citizen comments and questions are at the grace of the party holding the meeting.  However, one step that can make it more understandable is to request the rules or procedure that each of these follow.  Here it will likely state how the citizen interacts (or doesn’t) with each group during open sessions.  All agendas and minutes should be available to the public.  Finally you can contact you elected representative at the State legislature and request a copy of the State Code applicable to these various groups.\n\nWhenever you do communicate with them, as a group or as individuals, be polite and stick to a single subject making it short and to the point.
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There's camelot village:\n\nhttp://www.camelotintl.com/village/index.html\n\nAnd somewhere called Wichamstow:\n\nhttp://www.regia.org/village.htm
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Sunset Strip any one of those clubs
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Go to the site listed below, it's got the most comprehensive lising of clubs, addresses, board members, etc. in the world!  And there are even a few phone numbers!  Hope this helps!
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check with your local Lyons club
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First of all, you may be allowed to attend meetings of a Spanish conversation club at the college in Ann Arbor, because often clubs are open to people off-campus as well.\n\nSecondly, if you discover that there isn't such an organization in your area, you could start one.  It wouldn't be hard to advertise meetings at a central location (like a library or community center).\n\nThirdly, you can try to find places where people do Latin dancing, since Spanish speakers often like that kind of dancing.
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Go to Broadway street in San Francisco, just a block east of the border of Chinatown.\n\nThere's many of those, and one of the good ones is the Centerfolds club at 391 Broadway st.\n\nTheir website has coupons for free admission, just pay for the soda fee (something like $10).
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Sorry, I don't know... but I'm interested in the answer too.\n\nCheck out BNI www.bni.com for starters.\nThen there's Young Presidents, Rotary, Chambers of Commerce, and probably thousands more, formal and informal.
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almost any "service" club may help ... moose lodge, elks, car clubs, masons, eastern star, knights of columbus, churches, salvation army, red cross
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Well it could be\nCanadian Anesthesiologists' Society\nCasualty Actuarial Society \nChemical Abstracts Service\nCowboy Action Shooting\nCentre for Atmospheric Science\nCouncil for the Advancement of Standards \nCatgut Acoustical Society\nchinese academy of sciences \nCode Access Security\nCitizens Advice Scotland\nCatholic Action for Street children \nCincinnati Astronomical Society \nCanadian Association of Slavists\nCalifornia Academy of Sciences \nhave your pick.
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There's an internet site know as "meetup.com" that has all sorts of groups and clubs on it.  You can either join or contact them to find out what they're up to.  Yes, these clubs exist in the East Bay as well.\nFinally, anyone who hasn't heard of the Bay Area per se must have spent the better part of their lives hiding-out somewhere in the whiles of 'never-never land'. :)
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join some clubs\nbe more active (ASB, etc)\nstudy groups
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Try Club One in Deep Ellum or the Lizard Lounge.
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- There is a number of things exist.\n- You have not mentioned the type of club you are looking.\n- Search with google with a specific target like, "sports club", "Fashion Club", etc.,\n- all the best.\n---------------
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There's a fairly long list. The site below has some good detail on the different cities.