New Members signed up at he Birthday Bash on June. 22 and received free bonus tickets to use at the event.
Next meeting is THURSDAY JULY 18 at 7:00 in the Auditorium. If you are not yet a member, you can join at the meeting.
Each member may cast one vote on matters of importance. Members also receive discounts on facility rentals and free admission to events.
Six inflatables and riding toys were great hits at the Birthday Bash on June 22. The Birthday Bash is held annually to celebrate construction of the Auditorium in 1921.
Murphy Ridge performed for the first time at WRCL, and they were very well received. We hope to have them back soon.
Lions Club members Bill Leonard and Fred Wildman reinforce the Lions motto "We Serve" by cooking hamburgers and hot dogs. Annette Wildman, representing the Walden's Ridge Guild, sister organization of the WR Civic League, serves the crowd.
Rides in the hay wagon are always one of the favorite activities at the Civic League events. Here Andy Jones pulls the wagon with a beautiful antique tractor loaned by Dave Evans.
Storytellers entertained at the third annual TELL IT on the MOUNTAIN April 5, 2024. We look forward to hosting another storytelling event next spring.
WRCL offers four seasonal events every year: TELL IT on the MOUNTAIN in spring; the BIRTHDAY BASH in summer, SMOKE on the MOUNTAIN in fall, and a MERRY MOUNTAIN CHRISTMAS the last Friday before Christmas.
Our doors are always open for a Merry Mountain Christmas
His family surrounds President Mark Dwyer (in glasses and Santa Claus beard) while outgoing President Karen Stone and new Secretary Vicki Love greet Senator Bo Watson behind them.
FIRST PLACE winners in the Best BBQ on Signal Mountain 2023 were the Martin brothers, Chris, Jake and Patrick of CMC Construction
Ready to serve BBQ are Roxie Thornton, Karen Stone, Paul Thornton, and Sally Thornton. Behind them you can see the side of the 102-year-old auditorium with the deteriorated siding that is the impetus for the fundraiser.
Roxie Thornton, Mark and Hunter Dwyer, and JoDe Estes decorate the 4th of July float. Others volunteers helping but not pictured were Rob Johnson, Tara Stocker and Karen Stone.
The sand pile with lots of tucks and trains was a big attraction. The reserved children's play area is supervised by volunteers, so parents can relax while the children play safely.
Tell It on the Mountain began with s'mores at the bonfire and good eats from the Clever Alehouse Food Truck before the Storytelling began.
Everyone seemed to enjoy old fashioned fun at A Very MERRY MOUNTAIN CHRISTMAS
Signal Mt. Mirror published a story about saving the structures at Walden's Ridge Civic League. The buildings are badly in need of restoration.
A Happy Fiddler remains only as a Ghost on the front of the Auditorium. Note the siding is badly deteriorated and needs replacing.
Thanks to Senators Bo Watson & Randy McNally and Representatives Patsy Hazlewood & Cameron Sexton for Tennessee Senate Proclamation honoring 100 years
In January an enthusiastic crowd greeted the String Quintet from the Chattanooga Symphony and Opera and enjoyed the refreshments following.
Everyone love Santa Claus. Here Vice President, Carolyn Longphre gives Santa an appreciative hug.
SMMHS Chorus, under the direction of Kristen Wiram, performed along with singer Marian Wagner.
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