I’m often asked what to do at Men’s Club.
First of all, I always ran our Men’s Club one afternoon a week. We meet in an area reserved for the men. Beers, wine, cool drinks & snacks are supplied.
If available I would invite a gentleman from the community to be a guest speaker, maybe someone that could bring in interesting things to show and talk about.
Once I had a young physio student on work experience who rode a motorbike he was happy to bring it into where we met so the men could look at it and ask him questions and they told stories of their motorbike riding days.
If you could find someone local who was a car enthusiast and could bring in a restored car for the men to look at that’s a great afternoon.
Our local Hardware store donated wooden kits and showed the men how to make small timber projects to put together.
I purchased a horse racing DVD game which we played with play money, you would place your bets on a large whiteboard then play the DVD to see who was the winner, by the end of the afternoon the person with the most play money was the best punter for the day. I invited an ex-jockey to come in and help run the game as I had quite a few keen horse racing residents at the time and they had a lot of fun!
First of all, I always ran our Men’s Club one afternoon a week. We meet in an area reserved for the men. Beers, wine, cool drinks & snacks are supplied.
If available I would invite a gentleman from the community to be a guest speaker, maybe someone that could bring in interesting things to show and talk about.
Once I had a young physio student on work experience who rode a motorbike he was happy to bring it into where we met so the men could look at it and ask him questions and they told stories of their motorbike riding days.
If you could find someone local who was a car enthusiast and could bring in a restored car for the men to look at that’s a great afternoon.
Our local Hardware store donated wooden kits and showed the men how to make small timber projects to put together.
I purchased a horse racing DVD game which we played with play money, you would place your bets on a large whiteboard then play the DVD to see who was the winner, by the end of the afternoon the person with the most play money was the best punter for the day. I invited an ex-jockey to come in and help run the game as I had quite a few keen horse racing residents at the time and they had a lot of fun!
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