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Community Clubs

Southampton is a community of service organizations that work as individual groups to fill the needs of each member. They also often work together for the good of the community. Below is a list of local service clubs and organizations which contribute to the well-being of your community.

American Legion - Pennypack Post #800 2nd Tuesday of the month 8 PM Huntingdon Valley Fire Co.
Ladies Auxiliary 3rd Tuesday of the month 7:30 PM Huntingdon Valley Fire Co.
Inter-Service Clubs Committee 3rd Thursday Bi-monthly 7:30 PM 950 Street Road
Kiwanis Club Every Monday 7:00 PM Upper Southampton Community Center, 913 Willow Street
Lioness Club 1st Wednesday of the month 7:00 PM rotate members homes
Southampton Warminster Area Lions Club

2nd Wednesday / 4th Wednesday

7:30 PM

7:00 PM

 

2nd Wed at 7:30 PM at the VE Club and on the 4th Wed at 7:00 at the VE Club

 
Rotary Club of
Huntingdon Valley		 Every Wednesday 6:30 PM V.E. Club
Senior Women's Club 4th Monday of the month alt.12 Noon & 8 PM Library
Soroptomist Club 2nd Monday of the month 7:00 PM Cucci's Restaurant
Southampton Business & Professional Association 4th Tuesday of the month 12 Noon The Davisville Church
Square Club 4th Monday of the month 7:30 PM North/South Reformed Church
Veterans of Foreign Wars 2nd Monday of the month 7:30 PM VFW Post
Huntingdon Valley/Southampton Rotary For information plase contact Evan Fineman at 215-939-1559 or visit their site at www.clubrunner.ca/huntingdonvalley

Tamanend Park Clubs

  • Tamanend Park Herb Club - For Information on the club, please visit their website.
  • Friends of Tamanend
  • Bucks-Mont Astronomical Association

Tamanend Park Herb Club

History of the Tamanend Park Herb Gardening Club
The Tamanend Park Herb Gardening Club was started in the Summer of 1983 by four residents of Upper Southampton who were interested in the various aspects of herb gardening and herb use. They were given approval to start a specimen garden by the Upper Southampton Board of Supervisors and the Park & Recreation Board, and they implemented a design created by a local stained glass artist.

In 1984 the first herb sale was held and the profits went to enlarging the garden, buying more plants, and supporting the herb club's programs. The club has grown since then and is active in many areas that involve herbs.

Come Learn About Herbs
The Tamanend Park Herb Gardening Club meets the third Wednesday of each month, from January through November:

  • Meetings start at 7:30 PM with a brief business meeting, followed by a guest speaker or group activity.
  • Meetings are held in the Farmhouse in Tamanend Park.
  • Dues are $5.00 per year, payable from May to August.
  • Club activities include an herb sale, a yearly garden trip, a June Garden Tea, and an August picnic.

The club has a wide variety of speakers that cover many different topics. Pat's presentations have included:

  • Designing a historic landscape
  • Making herb infused oils
  • Winter interest in the garden
  • Creating a hypertufa container
  • Keeping a garden journal

Herb Study Group
There is usually a short herb study that runs from 7:00PM to 7:30PM, before the actual meeting, where participants focus on on eparticular herb. The group shares knowledge and ideas by discussing herb lore, cultivation and recipes.

Annual Herb Sale
Each year the members of the Tamanend Park Herb Gardening Club pull together to organize the annual herb sale. It is always held the third weekend in May, on both Saturday and Sunday at the Farmhouse.

The Teaching Garden
The club maintains a teaching garden in the park, next to the Farmhouse, that features various specimen plants in various categories: medicinal, culinary, silver, fragance, and dyer's herbs - as well as mints and teas, lliums, and oriental herbs. If you have or want to learn more about growing herbs try volunteering. Herb volunteers are needed 6:30PM every Wednesday night, April through October, for weeding, mulching, and general maintenance. Someone from the club is usually there every Wednesday evening and can talk with you about cultivating and enjoying herbs.

Join Us
To join either come to the next regular meeting and register, or you can send $5.00 in yearly dues, plus your name, address, and phone number to: Tamanend Park, Herb Gardening Club, PO Box 456, Southampton, PA 18966.

For more information call Peggy Rastiello at 215-441-8861 from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM.

Communities and Homeowners' Associations

  • Belmont Station
  • Bryn Gweled Homesteads
  • Buck Hill Estates
  • Hampton Crossing
  • Hamptontowne
  • Huntingdon Brook
  • Steamboat Station
  • Trowbridge
  • Whitebriar
  • Valley Hill Estates