12:00 pm at Van Buren County Senior Services, 08337 M-140. NO ZOOM.
Members will receive a reminder email.
RSVP Required. Non-members, send an email to info@scottclub.org

Entertainment by Diane and Lisa

Join the Scott Club members at Senior Services for a delicious lunch and great entertainment. Our Annual Meeting will start at 12:00 pm. We will install our new board of directors during the meeting. After the meeting, we will enjoy lunch prepared by Senior Services and entertainment by Diane Van Deurzen & Lisa Otey.

Diane and Lisa are a dynamic duo, a perfect blend of hot jazz, sultry blues and boogie-woogie. As international touring artists, they take their act to festivals, clubs and theaters around the world and are known for creating an atmosphere of intimacy with their humor and joyful interactions with the audience. Diane and Lisa will present a fun, energetic program of classic feel-good music from the ’50s, ’60s and ’70s. Please come and sing along!

June 28, 2025: noon to 5 pm

Afterwards, 4 pm to 5 pm – Scott Club open for tours and refreshments

Scott Club is delighted to partner with SHOUT for the 28th annual Cottage Walk. This event, a fundraiser for both nonprofit organizations, opens beautiful South Haven cottages and a brand-new riverfront condo for tours. Conclude the afternoon with a tour and refreshments at the Scott Club, a Michigan Historic Site built in 1893, on the corner of Phoenix and Pearl Streets.

Tickets $20. Available at
The South Haven Visitors Bureau, 546 Phoenix Street &
The Chamber of Commerce, 606 Phillips Street,
or on June 28th at the Farmer’s Market

By Katie St. Amand, BA, MS, Curator & Director of Programs, North Berrien Historical Museum

In its 65 years of operation, millions of people visited Deer Forest in Coloma, Michigan, to pet and feed animals such as deer, llamas, and peacocks. It was a favorite location for families and animal enthusiasts, and many decades of memories were made at the park. Although it closed in 2014, Deer Forest lives on in the recollections and memories of the community. Through photos and stories, revisit the famed park where many once ‘fed the deer and rode the train.’

Katie St. Amand is the Curator & Director of Programs for the North Berrien Historical Museum in Coloma, Michigan. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in History and a Master of Science in Historic Preservation, both from Eastern Michigan University.