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Golf Tournament
19th Annual Benefit Golf Tournament
Thank you for
your participation.
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Weekly Meetings
are held Wednesdays at noon at the Shenvalee Golf Resort located at 9660 Fairway Drive in New Market.
These luncheon meetings feature a guest speaker.
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Welcome to the Rotary Club of New Market, Virginia
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We serve the community and surrounding areas of New Market, Virginia with a variety of service projects and fundraisers that directly benefit our home area.
Please contact us if you would like to learn more about our club and how you, too, can get involved by making New Market a stronger community.
Enjoy your visit to our website.
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Our Hometown
is located in the heart of the beautiful Shenandoah Valley, New Market is famously known for the civil war battle
fought here in 1864. But there is much much more to this quaint little town.
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GUEST VISITORS |
Jimmy Laub, the proprietor of the Old Valley Pike barbershop, was the featured speaker at the weekly New Market Rotary club meeting on Nov 13, 2024.
The barbershop is located at 9396 South Congress St., New Market VA. 22844.
The phone number is 1-540-3001 and the website where you can book appointments is https://old-valley-pike-barbershop.square.site
The talk centered on the services offered by the OVP barbershop, which Jimmy describes as a traditional, friendly barbershop and how Jimmy, a New Jersey native, ended up in New Market Virginia.
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Hannah Lucas, a senior at Shenandoah Valley Academy, and Buz Menhardt, Associate Pastor at Shenandoah Valley Academy campus church, entertain the New Market Rotary Club at their weekly meeting on Oct 9, 2024.
The visit was part of a community service day at Shenandoah Valley Academy
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Allen Johnson, a 97-year-old World War II merchant mariner and member of the New Market Rotary Club, was recently honored at the New Market Historical Society annual picnic for being a Member of Rotary International for seventy years.
The New Market Club was founded in 1927 and as a member Allen was instrumental in the economic development of Shenandoah County and providing for those less fortunate during his many years of altruistic public service.
Mr. Johnson’s legacy of “Service Above Self” endures through the lives of many he has touched in our local community.
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