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Princeton Clubs
Family and Kids Guide
Displaying Results : 1 - 50 Total Results : 5955PLUS is an organization which provides a venue for interested persons to interact socially, attend lectures on interesting topics, and become involved in a variety of community activities. It meets twice a month, normally on the first and third Thursdays, except during the summer. 55PLUS was first organized in 1986 as a non-sectarian group to promote social contacts and friendships among men who were either retired or had flexible working hours.
609-356-6625
We are a community of people in the greater Princeton area with a passion for French language and culture – the food and wine, the art, the regions, the history and the politics. We provide opportunities for both adults and children to learn or improve French through classes and conversation groups. Over the course of the year we also offer occasional lectures to deepen our understanding of specific aspects of French culture. The Princeton Alliance Française organizes a wide variety of social and cultural events, such as wine tastings, cooking demonstrations and museum tours, that are both educational and fun. You don’t have to speak French to enjoy our events – most of them are conducted primarily in English.
609-915-4646
Astrological Society of Princeton
The Astrological Society of Princeton was founded in 1972 to provide opportunities for the advancement of astrology by means of regular meetings, lectures, classes, and publications. A history of the society can be found here. Currently, the Society holds regular monthly meetings, bringing to the Princeton area a variety of nationally and internationally known speakers. An active educational program offers classes and workshops given by the faculty of A.S.P. and by distinguished guests.
609-759-0272
Located on Broadmead Street in Princeton, the Broadmead Swim Club is affiliated with Princeton University but membership is open to all. For decades, Broadmead has been providing wonderful summer memories for Princeton families. Just a few blocks from campus, the Club provides a 20 meter pool and a separate enclosed baby pool. There is a poolside lawn for sunbathing and a cool, shaded area with picnic tables. Local restaurants are happy to deliver to Broadmead and visits from the ice cream truck are a daily highlight for children. Facilities include beautifully planted grounds, open air changing rooms, hot showers, and private bathrooms. Fully staffed with experienced lifeguards, the pool remains open into the evening. Lifeguards offer private and group swim lessons, and we also host yoga classes, all available to members.
Carnegie Lake Rowing Association
Carnegie Lake Rowing Association is a community rowing association that has access to Lake Carnegie and Princeton University facilities and equipment by a special arrangement with the University. Our members are of all ages and have a wide range of rowing skills. The program operates year-round and includes a Learn-to-Row Program along with regular tank and lake workouts tailored for rowers of different levels of ability. Sweep oar rowing comprises the bulk of club activity, although the membership also includes scullers.
Garden State African Violet Club
The Garden State African Violet Club was founded in Trenton, New Jersey on November 19, 1948. We are proud to be celebrating our 6oth Show Anniversary this year! GSAVC has been affiliated with the African Violet Society of America since January 9, 1952, and with the Tristate African Violet Council since 1962. The goal of the GSAVC is to promote the enjoyment and cultivation of African Violets. Our club motto is “Friendship Through Violets.”
609-585-5200
The German-American Society was established on July 12, 1962, incorporated under the laws of New Jersey by the merger of Liederkranz Inc. (founded 1881) and Aurora Inc (founded 1905). The German-American Society of Trenton origin is a traditional, family-oriented society. Our mission is to cultivate and strengthen our German-American cultural heritage and traditions, strengthen our family bonds and provide an entertaining and rewarding social and educational atmosphere for our members and guests. We also support the cultural and social needs of our members in a variety of activities and events involving sport, family, educational and social orientation. We strive to foster a feeling of Gemütlichkeit (Friendliness) among our members and community.
609-737-2394
It is the mission of this club to be an instrument of service to our communities, the nation and the world. The volunteer women and men members are committed to the Lions motto, "We Serve." Through a variety of fundraising activities and the resources of the membership the Club channels its efforts in a variety of programs.
The MIT Club of Princeton was established in 1975 as a nonprofit business, professional, educational and scholastic organization affiliated with the Alumni Association of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The Club's goals are to serve as a focus of alumni activity in the areas of central New Jersey and nearby Pennsylvania, to promote the business, professional and academic interests of MIT Alumni/ae, to inspire friendship among them and to foster a continuing relationship with the Institute. The Club strives toward these goals by arranging lectures, plant tours, cultural activities and social events throughout the year for its members and their families and friends.
609-865-9213
We are small swim club that has been a part of Princeton for over 50 years. Nestled in the woods between the Institute for Advanced Study and Princeton University, we are a small and safe family community which harkens back to an era gone by! Families return year after year for the friendly atmosphere, great swimming, and good company. Nassau offers you a no hurry summer, with something for everyone. Enjoy all newly renovated facilities, including our new 6-lane, 25-foot, competitive swimming pool with a connected 13.5-foot deep dive well, renovated Baby Pool and Bathhouse! FREE group swimming lessons (end of June – end of July) with your membership, Early morning Adult Only Lap Swims, Generous guest pass policy, Championship level swim and dive teams for any and all ability levels, Water Polo team, Adult Summer Picnic & various social events throughout the summer (Movies under the stars anyone?), lots of green grass and much, much more!! Curious? Contact us at 609 865 9213
New Jersey Rascals, Professional Lacrosse League
860-281-6322
Princeton Athletic Club. A running club for the Princeton Community, reorganized in 2009.
609-716-6500
Princeton Corridor Rotary Club
We are a service organization comprised of business and professional women and men who either live or work in or near Princeton, New Jersey. Linked with over 30,000 other Rotary clubs in more than 160 countries comprised of nearly 1.2 million members, we are helping to build goodwill and peace worldwide through our humanitarian efforts. Our club was chartered in 1986. Rotary International has been in existence since February 23, 1905!
Princeton Family Center for Psychotherapy, Inc.
609-683-4180
The Princeton Family Center for Psychotherapy, Inc. (PFCP) is a private practice comprised of five licensed psychotherapists. Each has worked through the years to better understand themselves within their own family system, as well as the difficulties and challenges that all individuals and families face over the course of a lifetime.
609-497-2100
Social Village @ Princeton Speech Language & Learning Center
609-924-7080
Social Village at Princeton Speech Language & Learning Center is a fun and welcoming environment where kids 8 - 23 with social challenges can get together with like-minded peers to enjoy clubs and engaging activities. Activities include Minecraft, art, anime, tabletop games, Pokémon, indoor/ outdoor recess games and more. Social Thinking® and executive functioning skills are infused into a fun experience. We facilitate social connections among members in a safe and nonjudgmental atmosphere and provide kids with varying social challenges including ADHD, Asperger’s, high-functioning autism, non-verbal learning disabilities, social anxiety, and kids that just haven’t found their “niche”. Social Village is open on Friday evenings from 6:30 – 9:00PM and on Sundays from 1-5PM. For pricing and info contact Terri Rossman at info@socialvillagenj.com or call 609-924-7080.
