Auburn Chamber Music Society

Auburn Community Orchestra

The Auburn Community Orchestra evolved from the Auburn University Orchestra, which ceased effective operations in 1997 due to University fiscal problems. Many University Orchestra members felt the Auburn-Opelika community’ s cultural atmosphere would be diminished without regular orchestral concerts, and therefore decided to form a Community Orchestra to ensure the survival of quality orchestral music in the community. The Auburn Community Orchestra is dedicated to its mission to present orchestral concerts to the citizens of Auburn, Opelika, and East Alabama. It should not be necessary for local residents to travel to Montgomery or Columbus to hear quality orchestral music. The orchestra members also wish to promote awareness of orchestral music outside of the Auburn/Opelika area by visiting other communities in the region, either as a group or individually.

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Alzheimer’s Family Support Group

Meeting Place: Atria of Auburn Assisted Living Facility
Day/Time: 1st Monday, 6:00 pm (CST)
Contact Person: Kim Headspeth
Address: 2207 Gateway Drive
City, State, Zip: Opelika, AL 36801
Phone: 334/749-5264
1-800-239-4444

Crisis Center of East Alabama

The Crisis Center of East Alabama is a Suicide/Crisis intervention telephone hot-line. When you have any kind of problem, and don’t know where to get help, call someone who cares. We accept collect calls from Lee and Chambers Counties in Alabama, and from West Point, Georgia. 334-821-8600

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Auburn Arts Association

The Auburn Arts Association was founded as a non-profit, volunteer, community-based arts organization in 1982. The Association’s primary objective is to promote arts education, encourage and support area artists, and to stimulate community interest in the arts.

The Arts Association of East Alabama

Opelika High Theatre Society

Auburn Chamber Music Society

Auburn Community Orchestra

The Auburn Community Orchestra evolved from the Auburn University Orchestra, which ceased effective operations in 1997 due to University fiscal problems. Many University Orchestra members felt the Auburn-Opelika community’ s cultural atmosphere would be diminished without regular orchestral concerts, and therefore decided to form a Community Orchestra to ensure the survival of quality orchestral music in the community. The Auburn Community Orchestra is dedicated to its mission to present orchestral concerts to the citizens of Auburn, Opelika, and East Alabama. It should not be necessary for local residents to travel to Montgomery or Columbus to hear quality orchestral music. The orchestra members also wish to promote awareness of orchestral music outside of the Auburn/Opelika area by visiting other communities in the region, either as a group or individually.

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OPELIKA-AUBURN NEWCOMERS CLUB

updated Dec-2007

The Opelika/Auburn Newcomers Club is focused on promoting friendships and sharing interests among newcomers in the area. Our club meets the third Thursday of each month for lunch at various restaurants. We offer activities such as bridge, Bible study, book club, bunko, golf, antique shopping, and couples night out.

President: Joan Schwartz (334) 501-4974
Vice President: Mary Mixon (334) 821-5322

Auburn Training Connection

The Auburn Training Connection is a unique partnership among industry, education, and government with a mission to address the challenges of training, supporting, and maintaining a skilled workforce in a region that is experiencing rapid growth. (Non-Profit)

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Auburn University Habitat for Humanity

Habitat for Humanity International is a non-profit, Christian organization whose main objective is to eliminate substandard and poverty housing worldwide. It was founded in 1976 with the conviction that every man, woman, and child should have a simple, decent, and affordable place to live. Since then, Habitat for Humanity has built and rehabilitated more than 150,000 homes for families in need. Although a Christian organization, Habitat for Humanity maintains an open door policy: All who desire to be a part of this work are welcome regardless of religious preference or background.

Project Uplift

Project Uplift is an agency whose main goal is to help children develop constructive, happy lives so that the delinquency rate in our county will decrease.

Women’s Hope Medical Clinic

We seek to serve our patients with the utmost care and integrity. Our primary objective is to provide accurate educational information about pregnancy, fetal development, lifestyle issues and related concerns.

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Louise Kreher Forest Ecology Preserve

The Forest Ecology Preserve is a nature center established as an outreach program of the Auburn University School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences. It is supported principally through private gifts and the efforts of many volunteers. The center has been established to reach out to all people of every age with a strong focus on families and children. Besides providing 110 acres with miles of beautiful wooded hiking trails and other special features, it also provides regularly scheduled programs presented by professionals in their field.

Outdoor Adventure Club

The primary purpose of the Outdoor Adventure Club is to provide regular outdoor activities, promote interest in the outdoor activities, and encourage the practice of limited impact outdoor ethics for Auburn University students. These goals shall be achieved through club meetings and activities, such as those on the proposed activities list.

Auburn Beautification Council

The purpose of this organization is to assist the fostering and promoting of the best interests of the residents of the City of Auburn, Alabama and its environs so that it is a cleaner, healthier, safer and more beautiful place to work and live.

Lee County Master Gardeners

Contact #: 334-745-5529

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Toastmasters - Public Speaking

From a humble beginning in 1924 at the YMCA in Santa Ana, California, Toastmasters International has grown to become a world leader in helping people become more competent and comfortable in front of an audience. The nonprofit organization now has nearly 220,000 members in 11,300 clubs in 90 countries, offering a proven – and enjoyable! – way to practice and hone communication and leadership skills.

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East Alabama Old Car Club

The East Alabama Old Car Club was founded in 1974 as a family-oriented club with a focus on fellowship and the old-car hobby. Monthly meetings are held on the first Tuesday of each month at Auburn’s Monarch Estates. The club’s most significant annual event is the EAOCC Old Car Show, which is hosted by USA Town Center in Opelika.

Deep South Cruisers

Deep South Cruisers is based in the Opelika/Auburn, AL area. We are a friendly club that enjoys the fellowship with friends and family and of course the rides. Our Website has more information about our club including club cruize-ins, shows, membership, rides and much more.

Formula SAE

Formula SAE is an intercollegiate competition in which students design, build, and race a formula-style open-wheel racecar to rigorous specifications within a tight timeline.

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Society of Anime and Manga (AUSAM)

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Amateur Radio Club

Auburn University Amateur Radio Club (K4RY)

Society of Anime and Manga (AUSAM)

WEGL

WEGL is Auburn’s commercial free - student operated radiostation.

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College Republicans

Auburn University’s College Republicans

College Democrats

Auburn University’s College Democrats

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Auburn Culinary Center

Auburn Beer Club

Auburn Brew Club

The Auburn Brew Club is not affiliated with Auburn University. The only requirements for participation in the club are to be an active homebrewer or to be actively working toward learning to brew. Beginners are welcome. Underage drinkers are not. Beware: learning to brew, experiencing the thrill of producing great craft beer and sharing it with others who love it as much as you do can become a lifetime addiction.

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Auburn Kiwanis

Opelika Civitan Club

The Opelika Civitan Club is within the Alabama Central District of Civitan International and was chartered as a Civitan club on March 24, 1950. Members of the Opelika Civitan are dedicated to serving their community, especially the youth of the community. Our list of service projects shows a strong support of the youth. We believe it is these young people who will be the future leaders of our world and all the help we can give will benefit all of us.

Opelika Lions Club

Auburn Rotary Club

Founded in 1927, the Auburn Rotary Club is composed of more than 125 local professionals and retired community leaders from all backgrounds. Our official designation is Club 4065 in Rotary District 6880.

Auburn Rotaract Club

The auburn university rotaract club was chartered spring quarter of 1998. during the past year we have established ourselves as a service club on campus, and have maintained close working contact with the auburn rotary club.

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