Find and Visit a Club
Explore New Opportunities
The best way to learn more about Toastmasters is to visit a club — and if you’re already a member, visiting another club helps you expand and enhance your Toastmasters experience.
Club List by City
Find a club near where you live or work (for when “normal” returns).
Tour District 101 Clubs
Select your journey and collect stamps at each destination.
Finding the Right Club for You
Every club has its own culture and personality, but all are welcoming. As you explore the many clubs in District 101, you should be able to find one that fits your needs and suits your personality.
Visit several clubs in your preferred area, day, and time to find the best fit for you. Please note that some clubs are open to anyone (“community clubs”), while others may be limited to only employees of that company.
Because clubs occasionally need to cancel or reschedule a meeting, It’s a good idea to let the club know that you’re coming and confirm the meeting information.
Clubs Outside the South Bay
If you’re looking for a club farther up the peninsula (Palo Alto to San Francisco), check out District 4 Toastmasters.
If you’re looking for a club in the East Bay or even farther north (including wine country and stretching up to the Oregon border), visit District 57 Toastmasters.
If you’re looking to visit a club anywhere else in the world, Toastmasters International has a convenient Find a Club tool that will help you find clubs wherever in the world you might be. And if you’re a traveling Toastmaster, it’s always fun to see how clubs differ around the world.