September 15, 2026
Off-site meeting at the ECO Center, Ohio University Eastern
A tour and lunch hosted by Angie Hannah in place of the usual Marian Hall luncheon.
Calendar
Our usual Tuesday lunch, plus service work, youth programs and club events. Check with the club for holiday exceptions, off-site meetings and special times.
October 2026
Tickets $10 each or 3 for $20, on sale through October 20. Daily drawings October 23–29, with the $1,000 grand prize drawn October 29 at 6:00 p.m. at Kirke’s Ice Cream. See the full drawing schedule.
District 6690 invites clubs to collect new socks, hats, gloves and underwear for neighbors in need. Club participation and local collection details are not yet confirmed. Learn about the district invitation.
Our usual meeting time
The club usually meets on Tuesdays at 12:00 noon at Marian Hall at St. Mary’s Church. Guests are welcome, and one Tuesday lunch is the best way to understand this club.
Holiday breaks, weather changes, evening gatherings and off-site visits can change the schedule. Email us before you come and we will confirm the date, program, time and location.
We use your information only to respond to your Rotary inquiry. We do not sell it, and we do not add you to any list.
Lunch, fellowship and a program, normally at Marian Hall at St. Mary’s Church. About an hour. Guests welcome; confirm the date and location before visiting.
A few times a year the club meets somewhere else in the county instead — a business, a school, a community facility. These are announced in the weekly bulletin, so email us before you visit and we will confirm where to go.
These are commitments the club comes back to. Exact dates are set by the committees each Rotary year and announced in the club’s weekly bulletin rather than published here in advance.
The club takes on a hands-on project for the United Way of the Upper Ohio Valley. In 2026 it was improvements to the Rotary pavilion at Memorial Park.
Belmont County’s Rotary clubs share a booth in the Collins Building, staffed by members across the run of the fair. In 2026 the fair ran September 6–13.
Flags go up and come down around the patriotic holidays, and the club supports veterans and patriotic projects through the year.
Work alongside the Interact club at St. Clairsville High School, and dictionaries put into the hands of area students.
The St. Clairsville Rotary Scholarship is awarded through Belmont College, on the college’s scholarship cycle.
The club decides each year which events it will run, so treat this as the shape of a typical year rather than a fixed schedule.
The District 6690 governor joins a Tuesday luncheon to connect the club’s local work to the district and to Rotary International. Governor Terry Rataiczak visited on September 8, 2026.
Members sign up for red-kettle shifts around town during the giving season.
Club dinners, a chili cook-off, raffles and a volunteer shift at the community festival. What the club takes on changes from year to year, and what is raised supports its service and scholarship work.
Club socials, member recognition and the holiday luncheon. Photographs from a typical year are on the club life page.
September 15, 2026
A tour and lunch hosted by Angie Hannah in place of the usual Marian Hall luncheon.
September 8, 2026
The annual District 6690 visit at a Tuesday luncheon.
September 6–13, 2026
About 25 Rotarians staffed the county’s shared Rotary booth in the Collins Building.
Planning around a specific week, or want to know when the next service project or club event is? Ask and we will tell you what is currently on the schedule.
Or write to [email protected]. We use your information only to respond to your Rotary inquiry. We do not sell it, and we do not add you to any list.
Lunch, a program, and an hour with neighbors who show up. That is the whole commitment.