There are a large assortment of different clubs, each with its own mission and its own purpose. These are leisure clubs dedicated to things such as reading and artistic clubs where people can talk about painting, sculpture and other methods of expression. We've even given you the link to the National Press Club, the largest and most prestigious press club in the world with membership that includes national and international reporters, publishers, editors, photographers, cartoonists, producers, and broadcasters. As you can see the breadth and depth of types of clubs in existence are many and their reach is global.
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History Forum Simaqian Studio - online community dedicated to the exploration and discussion of world history. Includes forums and chat, article posting and review, projects, and more.
History UBC - Welcomes everyone with an interest in history and having fun. Activities include historical movies, ski trips, and intramurals such as Day of the Longboat.
National Press Club - The National Press Club is the largest and most prestigious press club in the world with membership that includes national and international reporters, publishers, editors, photographers, cartoonists, producers, and broadcasters.
New Hampshire Creative Club - Nonprofit organization for state creative professionals. Monthly meetings, annual exhibition, students welcome.
Pen and Brush - organization of professional women in the arts, founded in 1892.
Scottish Arts Club - The Scottish Arts Club is an exclusive members club, situated in the heart of Edinburgh.
The Art Directors Club, New York - nonprofit advertising, graphic design, art, and new media organization. Exhibitions gallery, awards competition, and scholarships.
Village Art Club - nonprofit Village Art Club of Bella Vista, AR, arts and crafts focus, sponsors large arts and crafts festival in October, arts and crafts workshops, maintains Wishing Spring Gallery.
