@cprevite Here is the national site for Porsche Club of America if you own a Porsche you can join. There are clubs for BMW, Mercedes, Corvette, classic cars, etc. There are local/regional Porsche clubs all over the US. Most do more or less the same activities. Some examples are:
Every third Thursday of the month we have dinner at a restaurant, and member can join us, and their guests.
We can participate in DE’s (which stands for Driver’s Education, basically racing around a race track, but not competing, people allow each other to pass if the other guy is going faster.
We can partcipate in Porsche club racing. Which is actually racing. Races are done at the big tracks around the country, Barber in Birmingham, Daytona, Sebring, Road Atlanta, Mid Ohio, etc, etc. DE’s many times are scheduled on the same weekend, giving non-racers time on the track. Sometimes they are not combined together.
We have a Christmas part, summer pool party, and Oktoberfest.
Road rallies to a location, like a caravan, have lunch at some location, sometimes we go to a members lake house, get out on a boat, BBQ.
We have scheduled events at the local baseball stadium, see the game and buffet dinner.
We do a few charity events each year. Ronald McDonald house. We collect donations at our xmas party for St. Jude’s hospital. And, some other bolunteer work depending on the current president, and the boards decision.
This year there is a Porsche Parade from Cali to Georgia. They will be stopping at different cities along the way across the nation. Porsche members can join up, and leave the parade as they please. Each city has something planned, like a meet and great by a dealership, or the local club, or time on a race track, etc.
Basically just a social club, meet people, make friends, and have cars in common.