The University Club of Palo Alto is a family oriented club that provides a wide variety of benefits to its members, including use of the tennis courts, training room and swimming pool. Other events include wine dinners and holiday parties, and private events are also available. The swim lessons offered here year round are also available to non members, and the pool itself is in excellent condition. It's 25 yards long with a diving board and has a nearby wading pool for children 7 and under. Note that group lessons are only offered in the summer; private lessons are available year-round.
The League of Women Voters is a non-partisan advocacy group that has worked since 1920 to further goals of citizen policy education and awareness. The group provides explanations of ballot measures and their affect on various citizen groups, including women, before every major election. The Palo Alto league hosts several voter education events which may be accessed through its Web site.
Eichler Swim & Tennis Club is a members-only nonprofit that brings families together through competitive and leisurely tennis and swimming. Members have access to the swimming pool and tennis courts year round and may also take private lessons from experienced staff members. The Eichler Gator Swim Team is open to members age 5 through 18 with all levels of swimming ability. Membership payments can be processed online.
Palo Alto Elks Lodge was established in 1923 to hold social events that aid veterans, youths and disadvantaged and handicapped individuals. The Lodge features a fitness center, where members may swim or play handball or racquetball. A bistro, featuring soups, salads, sandwiches, pasta, wine, beer, is located on the premises.
The Woman's Club of Palo Alto is a members-only organization that supports the Palo Alto community and fosters friendships among members. Recipients of its philanthropic activities have included the Palo Alto Police Foundation, the Palo Alto History Museum and the Support Network for Battered Women. In addition, they rent their charming clubhouse for weddings and events for up to 150 seated guests.
Founded in 1921, the Pacific Art League offers classes and summer camps for students of all ages. Print making, glass fusing, painting and photography are just a few examples of ways you can stretch your creativity. The league also has a gallery to exhibit artists' work, an art rental program and several membership options.
