Welcome, here you will find a listing of some the clubs in the La Casa Community. You can find out more about any individual club by clicking the links below.
Express yourself in acrylic, watercolor or latex, guided by our own “artist in residence” (Read More)
Pottery class members are happy at the outcome of the bisque firing of their pots.
The La Casa Artisans Group welcomes everyone interested in creating artwork with the guidance of trained instructors in the company of fellow artisans. Read More
Photographer Tom Smith
Established in 1988, the Bird & Nature Club affords the opportunity for La Casa residents to learn about birds, other animals, plants, and nature in general. Professional speakers and high-quality videos (Read More)
The Boat & Fishing Club was founded in 1979 by a small group of residents with similar interests. The members realized it was possible to catch enough fish during the spring to supply an annual fish dinner for all members. The tradition continues with our annual Fish Fry in April. (Read More)
Welcome to the LaCasa Bocce Club, a growing organization within the LaCasa Community. Over 180 members strong, we are an active, fun loving club that plays Bocce just for the fun of it during our daily games, and if you choose, for the skill of it during Myakka River League bocce competitions with 5 other parks in our area.
Photographer Gail Fryer
Have you always wanted to make holiday figurines? Like Christmas trees and ornaments? Easter bunnies? Yard ornaments? Want to restore a favorite piece of ceramics? The Ceramics Class is just for you. There are daytime and evening classes in the Activity Center where you learn the fundamentals from an experienced instructor (Read More)
Welcome to Casa Computer Club, an organization within the La Casa Community. We are approximately 100 members strong whose mission is (Read More )
Photographer Mary Alice Pollard
The La Casa Genealogical Society welcomes everyone who is interested in knowing a little more about family (Read More)
Grandmothers Club High Tea
The Grandmothers Club of La Casa is an organization of all women who strive to make life better for those less fortunate, especially the children of North Port and surrounding areas.(Read More)
Photographer William Gordon
The Photography Club of La Casa would love to have you attend a meeting, or even better join the club. (Read More)
La Casa singles meet regularly for social events and activities (Read More)
Flower Punting
The La Casa Quilting Group meets regularly each Monday morning at 10 o’clock in the clubhouse all year long. We welcome those residents new to quilting and wanting to learn (Read More)
Welcome to the La Casa Tennis Club. Over 250 members strong, we are a vibrant, active club that promotes the sport of tennis for all La Casa residents. (Read More)
Four veterans got together and decided to see if there was any interest in starting a veterans group in La Casa what started out as 4 is now over a hundred and it grows every year.(Read More)
Photographer Tom Smith
Voices of La Casa is a volunteer choral group that had its beginnings when La Casa first became a park. In 1978, under the direction of a retired music teacher, about 18 residents came together because of their love of singing. At that time , they rehearsed in a large open room in the Club House, sharing space with (Read More)
La Casa Writers Club
The La Casa Writers Club was started to address the needs of residents who were writing or just thinking about getting started on memories, poetry, short stories, novels, or perhaps more interesting shopping lists than those that were not worth retrieval from plastic supermarket bags. The club thinks of itself as a group perhaps because we don’t elect officers, keep minutes, collect money, or plan to open franchises in other parks. But, we are in fact a recognized club within La Casa. (Read More)
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