The Heartbeat of Our Community

Chartered Clubs and Interest Groups are where neighbors come together to share common interests, explore new passions, and build meaningful connections. From creative arts and music to sports, travel, education and social gatherings, these resident-led groups offer countless ways to stay active, engaged, and inspired.

Whether you want to deepen a hobby, meet new friends, or even start a group of your own, there’s a place for you here at Del Webb Nocatee.

For help finding a club or starting one, contact Sam Stiles, Lifestyle Director, at [email protected]. Club binders with full details are also available in the Canopy Club lobby.

General Information

What are Chartered Clubs

Chartered Clubs are formal, resident-created groups built around shared hobbies, activities or interests - such as gardening, photography, tennis, music, or book discussions. Because they are sanctioned by the HOA, the follow established guidelines and may receive support such as meeting space, or
scheduling assistance.

How They Operate

To become an official Chartered Club, residents submit a charter application outlining the group’s purpose, leadership, and bylaws. Once approved, clubs are expected to:

Operate transparently and inclusively
Maintain elected officers
Offer membership to all residents
Host meeting events, workshops, tournaments, or other activities.

List of Clubs

Arts & Crafts Club	Garden Club	Tennis Club
Billiards Club	Good Vibrations Musicians Club	Travel
Canopy Photography Club	Mah Jongg Club	Veterans
Card Club	Pickleball Club	Wine Club
Dance Club		Women’s Club

Benefits to Residents

Social connection: Meet neighbors and build friendships.
Learn new hobbies or expand existing ones.
Community involvement: Contribute to a vibrant, active neighborhood
Easy to form and easy to join.
Encourages relaxes, low-pressure participation
Ideal for exploring new hobbies and building connections

How to Start a Chartered Club

Submit a written request to the Lifestyle Director.
Receive and complete the club application.
Follow the chartering process for approval.

What is an Interest Group?

Interest Groups are informal, resident-led gatherings centered around shared recreational, social educational or cultural interests. They are open to all residents and offer a relaxed, low-commitment way to connect with neighbors.

Submit a written request to the Lifestyle Director
Receive and complete the Interest Group application

Interest Groups are Not Chartered

Interest Groups do not have:

Formal bylaws
Elected officers
Official chartered status

They operate informally under general community guidelines and do not receive support such as priority booking space.