at least 3-4/ year

Anonymous wrote:If I belonged to one I would absolutely hold parties there. That's just the sort of thing clubs are for!

Absolutely. Convenient for a winter birthday child when you want a larger space and want to know the food will be decent and maybe hire entertainment in.

Yes. my kids went to a number of enjoyable birthday parties at clubs.

My son has been to a few pool parties.

People use their health clubs too. I had one years ago at a Sports/LA club and brought in a guy who organized games for the kids in one of the fitness rooms. We used the cafe for food and cake. Kids had fun and adults got free workout vouchers to use during the party or after.

Anonymous wrote:The only ones I remember from years ago, when I attended GDS, were the bowling parties at Kenwood. They have a bowling alley and it is so much cheaper for members to rent that than one of the other bowling places.

This is a good possibility, as anyone who's ever hosted a bowling birthday party will attest.

Anonymous wrote:I've been to adult parties inside the club for dinner or cocktails, and a few kid parties at the pool in the summer where they served lunch and cake.

This. Summer pool parties don't seem to be all that uncommon.

Yes, even when my kid was in daycare, different kids had Country Club parties and we live in the city.

If I belonged to one I would absolutely hold parties there. That's just the sort of thing clubs are for!

I've been to adult parties inside the club for dinner or cocktails, and a few kid parties at the pool in the summer where they served lunch and cake.

The only ones I remember from years ago, when I attended GDS, were the bowling parties at Kenwood. They have a bowling alley and it is so much cheaper for members to rent that than one of the other bowling places.

Not at the private my child is currently attending (at least not for anyone in his grade this year). We have had venue parties just like pretty much everyone else, but never at a cc.

If you are a part of one, then yes its economical and makes sense to do so. But if you are not a member then of course its not a common practice.

No - this is not a common practice.

Just received an evite for a birthday party at a country club. Is this common practice? Not hating, just wondering.