Social Clubs

CCNNA clubs are made available to current members of the Cherry Creek North Neighborhood Association.
 
Active Ladies: A vibrant community of adventurous souls eager to embrace the energetic lifestyle that Cherry Creek North and Denver have to offer! Whether it's cheering on our favorite sports teams or exploring the city's hidden gems, we’re all about creating memorable experiences together. This group is on a mission to celebrate life in the Mile High City—so lace up your boots and get ready for a whirlwind of fun and friendship! Contact Leslie Robins: leslieprobins@gmail.com.
 
Book Groups: Whether you read several books a month or like to leisurely read one special book each month, membership in one of our monthly book clubs can be a great experience for you. CCNNA currently has more than ten book clubs and each club sets its own meeting date and selects its books.  Your participation will give you the opportunity to read new books that will expand your horizons and allow you to make new friends.  Book clubs are enjoyable and purposeful!  Contact Dale Rudolph dale.rudolph1@gmail.com if you want to join the exciting world of CCNNA book clubs. Click here for a list of suggested books
 
Bunco Group for Ladies: Bunco is an easy-to-learn dice game that is fun!
Contact Michelle Slavik: michellesellsre4u@gmail.com 
 
Canasta Club: Are you a new or seasoned player looking for a game? Contact Penny Steinberg at penbar8@gmail.com and reply with following: full name, address, email address, phone number, and indicate your level of experience- brand new, beginner, intermediate or advance.
 
Cherry Creek Connections: This new social group is designed specifically for neighbors looking to socialize and build meaningful connections within our community. Our goal is to create a warm and inviting space where neighbors can meet new people, share experiences, and develop friendships. We host engaging social gatherings, including casual meet-and-greets. Learn more about our neighborhood and connect with long-time residents who are eager to share insights and tips about living here. Join us to start creating lasting connections and embrace the spirit of community!  
Contact Michelle Slavik: michellesellsre4u@gmail.com 
 
Cinema Club: There are several CCNNA cinema clubs which meet monthly in a host's home. The host selects one or two movies for the members to watch before coming to the meeting. Because each club has chosen to keep their group small to facilitate discussion and due to limited home seating space, all current clubs are full. A waiting list will be kept; when there are enough names on the list, a new club can be formed. Contact Linda-barkerlk22@gmail.com
 
Exploring Denver:  This group is on the move dedicated to discovering the rich tapestry of attractions that Denver has to offer. Whether you're a long-time resident or new to the area, this club offers an exciting opportunity to explore a variety of fascinating sites, from historic landmarks to hidden gems. Our club emphasizes fun and fellowship, providing members with the chance to connect with fellow exploration enthusiasts while enjoying engaging conversations and shared experiences. Each outing is designed to be both educational and enjoyable, allowing members to learn more about Denver’s history, culture, and the natural beauty that surrounds us. Contact Bobbie: Bobbi_Benson@comcast.net
 
Golf Group (men & women):  Golf – 18-Holes -- Monday Mornings – mid-May thru September
We schedule tee times for up to twenty players and play friendly rounds at various golf courses in the metro area.  The courses scheduled this year include: Lone Tree, Fox Hollow, Riverdale Dunes, Homestead, Murphy Creek, Bear Dance and The Ridge at Castle Pines.  Restrictions permitting, we enjoy lunch after the round. Contact David Stern, golf@uglypoodle.com
 
Mah Jongg: The Mah Jongg club plays every Wednesday from 12:00pm to 2:00pm at the Ross-Cherry Creek Library. This group is for advanced beginners to expert players. The group uses a sign-up link to know how many tables to set up and how many sets are needed each week. Please text Christine Voncannon at 703-623-0098 with your name and email address to be added to the email list. If you would like to play and are in need of lessons, please contact Mile High Mahj also offers lessons locally and can be found at milehighmahj.com  
 
Men's Book Club: The Men's Book Club meets monthly on the second Tuesday of each month in the evening. The host for each meeting selects the book for that meeting and the group is always happy to provide input for suggested readings. While the host usually initiates discussions and questions, the meetings are informal and relaxed, and everyone's perspectives, insights, and personal reflections are welcome. Our book selections have included nonfiction and fiction, but have generally been twice as much nonfiction as fiction. Please join us for interesting reading and good discussions and camaraderie. Contact Gary Connell: gconnell1020@gmail.com
 
Lecture Series: CCNNA holds Lectures by members of the neighborhood and interesting personalities from outside the neighborhood several times during the year.  Past lectures have included ones on Healthy Living, Oriental Rugs and The Wild Animal Sanctuary.  If you have a topic that you feel would be of interest to our community, let us know. Contact Bob: bob@bobkneeley.com
 
Women Who Dine: We come together to celebrate good food, great company, and unforgettable memories! This inviting group is for women who love organizing and participating in group dinners or happy hour events in our neighborhood. Whether it's a cozy dinner party or a lively gathering, we believe that sharing a meal is the perfect way to bond and connect. Events are scheduled at your convenience—no need for monthly commitments; just join us when you can!  Let's explore delicious dining experiences together while fostering lasting friendships in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Coordinator needed for this new group.
 
Newcomers Group: The CCNNA Newcomers Group has been established with the purpose of warmly welcoming new residents of Cherry Creek into the community. Through the organization of engaging social events, the group strives to cultivate friendships and connections among newcomers. Typically, 2 to 3 events are organized annually, hosted by members in their homes, providing residents with the opportunity to socialize and become part of the dynamic neighborhood. Board members and/or neighbors will provide information on various social groups that may be of interest. This serves as an excellent platform for new members to meet others and become fully immersed in the community's culture. 
 
Photography Club: If you are looking for a place to learn more about your camera and how to compose interesting photographs, Photography Club is for you.  If you would like to meet some of your neighbors in the neighborhood who also are interested in photography, then Photography Club is for you. Monthly meetings, regular field shoots, photo shows, postproduction of your images, and guest speakers best describe our club.  It is a wonderful mix of social interaction and photo education that has become our water mark. Contact Ron Brady: depthoffieldf64@gmail.com.
 
New Quilters/Sewists Group: Any quilters/sewists out there who would be interested in getting together once or twice a month to share coffee, chat and tips and ideas about our hobby? We would meet at our different houses, and you could bring a project you are working on that can be done while you sit. This would be a fun, low-key way to meet others in the neighborhood who share your creative passion. If this sparks your interest, please contact: Gayle Mayson: gayle.mayson@gmail.com
 
Walking Group:  Our walking group meets every Tuesday at 9am. We meet in front of the library on 3rd and Milwaukee. Our walk is up to 7th Avenue around Cheeseman Park and back, lasting about one hour. Contact Marianne: Marianneorkin@comcast.net