Clubs & Organizations

Non profit volunteer snowmobile club that maintains over 80 miles of trails in the greater Clayton, Cape Vincent, Orleans & Lyme townships.

The American Legion is located in downtown Clayton. The Legion provides monetary help to any resident that applies as well as other community/service organizations. Open 7 days a week 10am to ?.

Fire Department serving the Town of Clayton.

Local chapter of the Lions Club. Lions Club hosts the Personal Watercraft Poker run and BASS tournaments.

Local chapter of Rotary International with club members who share a passion for community service and friendship. Being a Rotarian connects you with professionals who share your drive to give back. If interested in joining us to make positive changes in our community and world please reach out to rotaryofclayton@gmail.com.

Hours: Monday 10am-4pm, Tuesday-Thursday 10am-7pm, Friday 10am-2pm, Saturday 10am-2pm, Sunday closed.

Non-profit Educational Museum. Preservation of Grindstone Island History. Open Seasonally 9am-3pm

Highway Legends is a car club that was founded in 2008. This group consists of cars, trucks, & motorcycles. Drive-ins are held weekly in Watertown. Don’t miss their annual Two Nations 1000 Islands Extravaganza in May at Cerow Recreation Park Arena!

Grammy and Dove Award-nominated Nashville songwriter, Bob Regan, had the inspiration for Operation Song® in the 2000s while performing on Armed Forces Entertainment Tours at military bases in the Middle-East. On those tours, Regan met many service members with very compelling stories and thought that pairing them with songwriters — natural storytellers — might create some very compelling music. He was also made aware of the large number of service-related injuries, issues, and illnesses related to the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan, and that some service members were having challenging transitions back to “normal” life. The idea was that transforming their story into a song might help them process seemingly random and chaotic events and emotions of their service and give them some order, perspective and validation.

In 2012, the program started with weekly sessions at the VA Medical Center in Murfreesboro, TN under the supervision of a music therapist. Groups of as many as eight veterans would tell stories about their military service and professional songwriters would transform them into song. The format gradually evolved from writing group songs to focusing on the individual veterans or service members and their experiences.

Operation Song® soon began sponsoring weekend retreats in Ft. Benning, GA, Chattanooga, TN, Little Rock, AR, Pensacola, FL, and New York City, NY. To date, Operation Song® has written nearly 1,500 songs with veterans of WWII to those currently serving. Our reach has extended nationwide with onsite retreats, charitable events, and on-line virtual retreats.

There has never been, nor will there ever be, a charge to any veteran or family member for our services. It is our honor to serve those who have served.

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