The purpose of the Antiques Club is to appreciate and learn more about antiques and vintage arts and crafts while enjoying the company of others who share these same interests. This is accomplished through sharing knowledge, experiences and collections through outings to places of interest.
Do you appreciate and want to learn more about antiques and vintage folk art and crafts? Do you like to hang out with others who share your interests? If so, you’ll love Antiques Club!
A monthly meeting, activity or outing is usually scheduled for the second Saturday of the month at 10:00 AM. Additional activities or outings may also be planned during the month as interest is shown. Past programs have included history of photography, quilts, stained glass and sharing of collections and talents. Special activities have included tours of Handley Library and National Cathedral stained glass windows.
Please consider joining us if VINTAGE is one of your passions!
Learn about the basics of bead work and view different types of jewelry and accessories that you can make.
The Billiards Club is a Club for pool players of all levels who enjoy a good game and the fun that goes along with getting together to shoot 8-, 9-, or 10-ball and other games. The Club includes competitive pool as well as casual games. Experienced players will provide instruction to others as requested.
Several games take place each week, mostly on Friday and Saturday evenings from 6:00 to 9:00 PM, at the Crows Nest in the Lakeside Lodge. There are Members available for day time games as well as evenings during the week.
The Birding Club is a monthly gathering of people interested in learning about the birds which live, breed and migrate through Lake Frederick.
Members meet on the third Friday of the month at 1:30 PM. Meetings will take place at the Shenandoah Lodge in Rachel’s Kitchen. We either have a presentation on some aspect of our birds here or share pictures and stories of other birding adventures. When weather permits – and the birds are cooperating – we take a Bird Amble to see what’s in the ‘hood. No great birding knowledge is required to participate and beginners are welcomed. We are ALL trying to learn something!
Just last year, the Birding Club took short field trips to the State Arboretum at Blandy Farm, J.R. Thompson Wildlife Refuge and the Limberlost Trail in the Shenandoah National Park. Bird Ambles are practically weekly from late April through early June when our breeders are returning and the migrants are heading north.
Come out and join us and see how many of our 150-plus resident and migrating birds you can see!
The Breakfast Club meets on the first Wednesday of the month at 9:30 AM in local restaurants that specialize in breakfast menus.
Members enjoy a great time getting to know neighbors in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere.
We are always interested in adding new venues to our monthly outings.
Bridge Club meets on the first and third Thursday each month from 1:00 to 4:00 PM. The first Thursday of the month meetings will take place at the Skyline Room at the Shenandoah Lodge and the third Thursday meetings will take place at the homes of members of the group. An email reminder is sent to club members prior to each game day. This is a fun, supportive and non-stressful environment where members of all skill sets enjoy the challenging game of Bridge. As many of us “come and go” here at Lake Frederick, there could be one, two, or three tables of Bridge, depending on who is available to play on any given day.
Typically, the host of the day provides beverages and members bring a snack to share if they like. In this way, no one has to “over prepare” for our gathering. We enjoy one another’s company and the consistency of playing Bridge every two weeks.
The Canasta Club gets together twice a month to play a card game called “Canasta”. This is a rummy type game most of us played when we were younger with our grandparents. The game is easy to pick up. A typical game takes about 1.5 hours.
This club plays Hand and Foot (card game), Rumikub, and Quirkle. In addition, players are encouraged to bring their own board games and decide what game(s) to play! Beginners are welcome, and the club is coed. If you don’t know a game, we will teach you! Our group meets on a very casual basis, so come as your schedule allows.
The Caring Neighbors Club was established to provide caring support and services to our Shenandoah neighbors. We only meet as needed. Communications are by email.
At our own expense, to our neighbors who are incapacitated for any reason, we provide the following services:
Meals, Transportation, Grocery shopping, Errands, Visiting and support, Food contributions for receptions after funerals of neighbors.
Calling all single ladies at Trilogy Lake Frederick! Gather with fellow singles for fun socializing and meetups, including great dining opportunities and outings.
The Chef’s Garden Club is a group of Members who work together to plant, cultivate, and sow the produce planted in the Chef’s garden area.
The purpose of the Lake Frederick Chess Club is to provide a casual venue for Trilogy Members to enjoy playing chess at all skill levels.
The purpose of the Clay Club is to provide a dedicated time and space for those who want to work in clay. Currently Trilogy does not offer classes, but the Clay Club will be offering an introduction class monthly, with members sharing their skills with new people. The Studio has space for the storage of tools, clay and works in progress. Potter’s wheels, a slab roller, and bats are also available for our use. We will be firing in our Studio kiln as works accumulate.
The Co-ed Water Volleyball Club provides a time and place for men and women to gather at the indoor pool for a competitive series of volleyball games at the appointed time.
The Conservation Club provides a forum for discussing conservation issues important to Lake Frederick residents.
The Cooking Club warmly welcomes both novice and experienced cooks! Join us for good food and fun as we work in teams to try new recipes and cooking techniques.
Cooking Club meets August through May on the 2nd Wednesday of each month in Rachel’s Kitchen in the Shenandoah Lodge. Dues are $5 per year.
Planning our monthly events, demonstrations and cooking activities is a group effort with most monthly preparations spotlighting a theme.
This year we have already hosted Chef Scott Bilstad, who prepared samples of his Fall Menu for us and in November we are cooking together at private homes and meeting after lunch at Rachel’s Kitchen for dessert and our social hour. Events for 2017 are in the planning stages. Please check MTL for details as they are finalized.
Join us for fun games of Cornhole at the Shenandoah Club! Bring a team, or we can pair you up.
Come and join the Needle Craft Club on the first and third Monday of every month from 1:00pm – 3:00pm, in Rachel’s Kitchen. You’re welcome to bring your own personal project that you’re working on, and enjoy the company and conversations of other crafters in the neighborhood. Members of all skill levels are welcome to join the fun. Drinks and snacks are provided.
Dancing in the Wild is all about having fun learning to dance, and venturing out to dance in public (“the wild”). This club focuses on a particular dance until the members are comfortable with it, then we move on to another. This process can take two to three months – it is therefore possible to miss a few classes and still learn the dance. The class format and pace is customized based on student feedback.
The Disc Golf Club here at Lake Frederick is for residents who are new to the game. As weather permits, we plan to visit and play the three 18 “hole” local Disc Golf courses within a few miles of our community as well as take occasional trips to other courses in our region. The goal of Disc Golf is to throw a plastic disc (smaller than the Frisbees that we grew up with) into a metal basket sitting on a pole. Other than a starter set of discs (a long-distance driver, a mid-range driver, and an approach-shot / putter), all you need is a good pair of shoes for walking up and down hills and through the course paths. A round of Disc Golf takes about a couple of hours. The player with the least number of throws is the winner.
Love to play dominoes? The Club meets every Monday from 10am-12pm in The Skyline Room for fun games and socializing. Join us!
If you like to play duplicate, we welcome you to our Club; we meet on the second and fourth Wednesday of the month to play a non-ACBL sanctioned game. For information, please contact Robin Lynch.
GriefShare Group is made up of men and women who have lost a loved one, spouse, parent, child, sibling, relative or friend. The group studies many aspects of grief and shares strategies to cope through each one’s unique journey of grief.
The History Club celebrates the heritage of the Shenandoah Valley. We feature speakers from local foundations and museums. Additionally, we watch and discuss historical-themed DVD documentaries and movies. Periodically, we take trips to visit our regional museums, historic houses, and Civil War battlefields. Given the rich history of this area, we anticipate lively sessions among our members. We hope that you can join us!
The Hydro-Motion Club meets Monday through Friday from 9:30 AM to 10:30 AM at the indoor pool inside the Athletic Club. This is a place and time for women to come together to socialize and exercise in the water.
The James Patterson and Friends Book Club meet on the second Tuesday of the month at 7:00 PM.
The purpose is to have fun analyzing characters, discussing “what ifs,” changing endings and anything else of interest. Depending on interest, we may develop a book written in the style of James Patterson. Every three months, a member chooses a book to read by another author similar to James Patterson.
Join this ladies dinner club that meets monthly at a local restaurant to enjoy good food and good company!
We are Just Us Ladies Into Eating Together!
The Just the Facts Book Club is for those who like to read non-fiction books, including history, science, true crime, memoirs, and biographies.
The purpose of the Kayaking Club is to have fun with old and new friends; obtain the physical and mental benefits of outdoor, low-impact, cardiac exercise; and act as advocates and stewards of our own Lake Frederick.
The Ladies of the Lake meet every Wednesday from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM in The Market Place. So grab a cup of coffee from the Market Place and join in the conversation with the Ladies of the Lake.
The Lake Frederick Golf Club is a club for those who enjoy the game of golf and wish to share their interest with others in the Lake Frederick community. Whether an experienced golfer or a beginner, the Golf Club will provide an opportunity to meet others in the community and visit local golf venues for nine-hole evening outings, weekday 18-hole outings, and quarterly tournaments.
This is a new club with no established charter other than expanding relationships among Lake Frederick residents who enjoy the game of golf or wish to learn to play. There are four public courses within a short distance from our community, as well as a golf simulator at the Resort Club available to those club members who may want to start their golf experience or tweak their golf skills in a more private setting.
Scheduling of meeting dates, meeting agendas, club charter, club officers, etc. will be forthcoming.
If interested or in need of additional information, please contact Roger Myers.
The Lake Frederick Marines’ purpose is to serve as a focal point at Lake Frederick for Members who are Marines, family members of Marines, and persons interested in the history and mission of the United States Marine Corp.
This club is open to all Members interested in learning how to square dance, or who are looking for some people to square dance with.
The Lake Frederick Travel Club is a club for adventurers who share a thirst for continual learning about the world we live in.
The Lake Frederick Veterans Club is an informal organization that meets on an unscheduled basis for social events, patriotic celebrations and service projects.
Historically, the Club was organized to present a Veterans Day Celebration for the community every November 11th at the Shenandoah Lodge in the Event Center. Traditionally that celebration has included a guest speaker, distinguished guests from nearby military units, music from our own Shenandoah Singers and refreshments. As of 2017, approximately ten such events have been held. In addition, committees from the Veterans Club install and recover American Flags for July 4th, Flag Day, Memorial Day and Veterans Day from curb sides near the houses in our community. Also, other events are sponsored such as picnics, events with the Winchester Army National Guard, and drives to properly dispose of worn out American Flags.
There over 200 veterans in the community, and the number continues to grow. They are men and women from all four services, active, reserve and National Guard. Signup sheets are available every year during the Activities Club/Committee organizational week.
The Lake Frederick Volunteer Service Project invites all Lake Frederick Residents to learn how they can participate in community (or the greater Winchester area) service projects to help those in need.
Lakeside Artists is a monthly art activity scheduled for the second and fourth Thursdays of the month from 1:00 to 4:00 PM at the Shenandoah Lodge Arts & Exploration Studio. The limit of participants is 25 people per class. Various media are used. Individuals must acquire their own supplies for this class. A list of recommended supplies is available upon request.
The Quilting Club, also called Lakeside Quilters, meets to sew, socialize and be inspired. Quilters of all levels are welcome! Bring your own project, whether hand or machine, and work independently at your own speed. Get inspired by the diverse projects of your fellow quilters.
The regularly scheduled meetings of the Quilting Club are on the second and fourth Fridays of the month at the Shenandoah Lodge in the Arts and Exploration Studio. Meetings are from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM or as announced. All quilters are welcome! Bring your own project and join the fun.
Members of the Mah Jongg Club meet every Tuesday in the Skyline Room from 1:00PM to 4:00 PM.
This club is open to all members no matter what your Mah Jongg skill level is. We are here to help you learn the rules and the proper way to play the game.
Join the Men’s Water Volleyball Club at the Athletic Club on Tuesday 5:00-6:45pm some competitive fun! The purpose of the club is to provide a time and place for men to gather at the indoor pool for a competitive series of volleyball games at the appointed times. Members are welcome to bring their guests if they would like.
The club’s aim is to enjoy the fun of this game and to teach the basics to anyone interested in having some fun with friends and neighbors.
This club facilitates gatherings, discussions, and organized rides for motorcycle owners.
Learn about and play Pickleball with your neighbors on the courts located outside the Athletic Club. We plan to meet Tuesday thru Thursday morning from 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM, April through October.
Our group is comprised of beginners learning the game who are interested in playing for fun and exercise.
Join the men of Lake Frederick once a month for a guys’ night out at a local restaurant. Come each month as your schedule permits.
Typically meet on the fourth Tuesday of each month, although sometimes we mix it up. If you are interested in carpooling, let the coordinator know.
We are always looking for great places to eat, so if you know of some good restaurants, we’d love to hear about them!
We gather monthly to watch and discuss Science Fiction movies, television, and books.
The Scrapbooking Club provides an opportunity to create memories in a supportive and sharing environment!
The club meets on the third weekend of every month on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Club meetings are held at the Shenandoah Lodge in the Art’s and Exploration Studio.
Each person sets up a table to work on and may come and go as necessary. Everyone is responsible for bringing his or her own supplies and frequently there is sharing of supplies, ideas and memories from family activities and travel. There is also the opportunity to share meals and snacks as we enjoy the fellowship of our friends and neighbors.
The Shenandoah Book Club is an informal group of men and women who love to read. The Book Club meets on the third Wednesday of each month at 2:00 PM at the Shenandoah Lodge in the Skyline Room.
The books are selected by consensus and can include fiction, non-fiction, serious subjects, light-hearted themes, historical books and classics.
The purpose of the Shenandoah Woodworking Club is to provide a setting for men and women who are interested in any of the many kinds of Woodworking, from cabinet-making and wood carving to wood burning and use of hand tools and computer controlled tools. Everyone is welcome, regardless of experience.
This club is for members who have taken the Sign N’ Wine class or have knowledge in ASL (American Sign Language) and would like to meet other members of the community to practice their sign language.
The Sign N’ Wine club will meet on the second Wednesday of the month at the Market Place or Grand Living Room depending on the number of members attending from 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM. No registration is required to attend these meetings.
This Member-led club promotes and supports interest in the art form of Zentangle. Club members will be introduced to the Zentangle Method viewing videos by certified Zentangle Teachers.
Do you know all the things you can do with your smartphone, laptop, iPad, internet browser, streaming device, and all the other information technology that has made our lives easier and more complicated in the last 20 years? If you do, your neighbors need your help, and this club is all about it.
Founded in 2009, the SHOA Tennis Club meets every Saturday, weather permitting, at Shenandoah Lodge and Athletic Club’s Tennis courts. The diverse group of players includes Members from ages 45 to 80. If you play tennis, try to play tennis, are thinking about learning tennis or have played in the past, come join us for fun and exercise. All levels are welcome and encouraged. Everyone plays when we gather!
Note: We meet at the Lake Frederick courts at 8:00am in the warmer months, and at 9:00am in the cooler months.
The Theatre Club is a monthly gathering of individuals (novice or seasoned performer) who are interested in the many areas of the performing arts. Individuals will have the opportunity to grow their artistic/creative talents. Meeting will explore various areas such as improvisation, scene readings and studies, and character work. A future option could be performing short skits/one acts or a small production to the community.
The Trilogy Cycling Club provides members the opportunity to ride in the neighborhood or explore scenic by-ways and cycling trails with like-minded friends and neighbors, as well as regularly scheduled fitness rides in the neighborhood and nearby routes.
Trilogy Electric Sliders is a Line Dancing club. The club is open to everyone at Trilogy: men and women, singles, couples, and/or any other configuration that makes you comfortable. There are no dues, fees, or dress requirements, and we only ask that you come expecting fun!
This is a beginner/intermediate tap dancing class, so put on your tap shoes and come join us for the fun!
Put on your thinking caps and join us at 5:00pm on the 3rd Thursday of each month in The Event Center for a fun game of Trivia!
The club gathers to discuss different books that we read and enjoy the company of other Members.
The Welcome Club is a group of members within the community who would like to make new members fee welcome as they transition into the neighborhood. If you are outgoing and enjoy providing guidance to your new neighbors, this is the club for you! Meetings are held as needed.
Join the Women’s Water Volleyball Club at the Athletic Club on Mondays and Thursdays from 3:30PM to 5:00 PM every week to have some fun with your neighbors playing volleyball. You do not need to be a competitive volleyball player, you just have to be willing to have some fun and move a little bit!
All skill levels are welcome and encouraged to join the club.
The objective of the Writers Club is to provide a safe and friendly place where members can write, share, get feedback, learn and participate in discussions surrounding the art of writing.
We believe it is important that members feel comfortable with the intimacy of their writings and that the content generally stays within the group. Each person can write what he or she wants: poetry, essays, stories, journals, memoirs, etc. and that writing is then presented to the group for feedback, discussion and comments. General discussions on writing techniques, recommended books and other useful information will occasionally be offered.
We meet on the third Thursday of each month from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM in Rachel’s Kitchen at the Shenandoah Lodge.