Cambridge Lions Club

Cambridge Lions Club Serving the citizens of Cambridge, Salem, Shushan, White Creek and Buskirk since 1934 Local Community Projects

Lions are active. Our motto is "We Serve."

Lions are part of a global service network, doing whatever is necessary to help our local communities. Lions give sight. By conducting vision screenings, equipping hospitals and clinics, distributing medicine and raising awareness of eye disease, Lions work toward their mission of providing vision for all. We have extended our commitment to sight conservation through countless local community proj

ects and through our international SightFirst Program, which works to eradicate blindness. Lions serve youth. Our community projects often support local children and schools through scholarships, recreation and mentoring. Internationally, we offer many programs, including the Peace Poster Contest, Youth Camps and Exchange and Lions Quest. And our Leo Program provides personal development through youth volunteer opportunities. There are approximately 144,000 Leos and 5,700 Leo clubs in more than 140 countries worldwide. Lions award grants. Since 1968, the Lions Clubs International Foundation has awarded more than US$700 million in grants to support Lions humanitarian community projects around the world. Together, our Foundation and Lions are helping communities following natural disasters by providing for immediate needs such as food, water, clothing and medical supplies – and aiding in long-term reconstruction.

🚗🎉 What a fantastic 14th Annual Cambridge Lions Balloon Festival Car Show! Despite the rain cutting our day a bit short,...
06/08/2026

🚗🎉 What a fantastic 14th Annual Cambridge Lions Balloon Festival Car Show! Despite the rain cutting our day a bit short, we’re thrilled to announce that all awards were handed out and every car was either back in trailers or thoughtfully cleared out before the heavy rains arrived. 🌧️💪

A huge THANK YOU to everyone who participated, volunteered, and supported this incredible event. Your enthusiasm and community spirit made it a memorable day—sunshine or showers! ☀️☔️ We look forward to seeing you all again next year for even more fun and fantastic cars!

Good Morning, ***Memorial Day Parade*** DetailsRAIN OR SHINEMonday May 25, 2026Parade Kick Off 10am SharpAcademy Street ...
05/24/2026

Good Morning,

***Memorial Day Parade*** Details
RAIN OR SHINE

Monday May 25, 2026

Parade Kick Off 10am Sharp

Academy Street to Cambridge Central School.

Lineup between 9:30a and 9:40a on Academy (Fire Trucks Line up on Myrtle.)

There will be a post parade performance by CCS Marching Band and Bag Pipers Donald Lindsey and Julie Campbell at 11am immediately following parade in Durrin Park (adjacent to School).

American Legion Post 634
Memorial Day Parade Line Up:

Division One
Cambridge/Greenwich PD Pace/Escort Vehicle
Sgt Frederick R. Mausert III, USMC (MoH) Chapter, American Legion Riders
Parade Grand Marshal Frank Ludwig in Harry Crandall’s Classic Nova
American Legion Post 634 Riders, Color Guard, Marchers and Riders
American Legion Auxiliary
Sons of the American Legion
The Cambridge Band since 1853
Cambridge Volunteer Fire Department Fleet
Cambridge Valley Rescue Squad Fleet
Washington County Nurses Honor Guard
Blue Star Mothers Battenkill Valley
White Creek Volunteer Fire Department
Classic/Antique Cars and Trucks

Division Two
Cambridge Food Pantry
Cambridge Historical Society
Elected Officials from the Village of Cambridge and Town of White Creek
Village of Cambridge DPW
Scouting America Troops 2020B & 2063G
BSA Cub Pack 6020
Girl Scout Troop 3804
Cambridge Central School Marching Band
CCS National Honor Society
Cambridge Valley Athletic Association
Local 4H Organizations
Assorted Bicycles and Riding Lawnmowers

Division Three
Cabot Cooperative Float
Estate of Mind Landscaping & Excavation
Easton Volunteer Fire Company
Middle Falls Fire Department
Cossayuna Fire Department
Buskirk Volunteer Fire Department
Johnsonville Volunteer Fire Department
Shushan Volunteer Fire Department
Cambridge Saddle Club

We are so excited to be working in conjunction with Ondawa-Cambridge Chapter DAR on the celebration of America's 250 yea...
05/20/2026

We are so excited to be working in conjunction with Ondawa-Cambridge Chapter DAR on the celebration of America's 250 years.

The Ondawa-Cambridge Chapter is proud to unveil their newly designed America 250 celebration t-shirts! 🇺🇸

This special design honors the evolution of American women from the time of the American Revolution through today — celebrating the courage, resilience, service, and progress of generations who helped shape our nation’s story.

Featured in the artwork is the beloved green pedestrian bridge, a symbol synonymous with the Village of Cambridge and a reminder of the community connections that continue to unite us across generations.

As we prepare to commemorate America’s 250th anniversary, we are excited to wear this design with pride and celebrate both our nation’s history and the women who continue to make history every day.

05/14/2026
Rain couldn’t stop the fun at the Cambridge Lions Club Battenkill Kids Bike Race on Saturday, May 10th, 2026! 🚴🌧️Despite...
05/14/2026

Rain couldn’t stop the fun at the Cambridge Lions Club Battenkill Kids Bike Race on Saturday, May 10th, 2026! 🚴🌧️

Despite the pouring rain, young riders showed incredible determination, energy, and smiles all morning long. Participants competed in three exciting classes:
🔹 Single Gear
🔹 Multi Gear
🔹 Tikes & Trikes Sprint

Every rider who participated received a commemorative event t-shirt and a participation medal to celebrate their hard work and courage on the course.

A huge thank you to all the riders, families, volunteers, and supporters who helped make this year’s race such a memorable event — rain and all! We are proud of every single participant and look forward to seeing everyone again next year!

Congratulations to Lion James for all the work that is put into the events within our community.
05/14/2026

Congratulations to Lion James for all the work that is put into the events within our community.

Before or After Car Show be sure to stop by our friends at Chapin Field for the Cambridge Valley Flying Club's Annual Av...
05/06/2026

Before or After Car Show be sure to stop by our friends at Chapin Field for the Cambridge Valley Flying Club's Annual Aviation Day during Cambridge Valley Balloon Festival Saturday.

Chapie says: “See you at Aviation Day on June 6th!

Cambridge Valley Flying Club to host Aviation Day/Fly-in on Saturday, June 6, 9am-4pm

Aviation Day will take place, as always, at our local airport Chapin Memorial Field (1B8) 177 Plaines Rd. one mile north of Cambridge just off rt. 22.

Pilots fly into Chapin Field from all over the East Coast in all types of planes, many of them antiques, even planes the pilots have built themselves.

Breakfast and Lunch prepared by The Savory Pig will be available for purchase at the Club hangar. CVFC members will be on hand to greet everyone and answer questions about flying, airplanes and CVFC membership.

Special this year! Will be an “Aviation Day Swap Meet” Bring aviation equipment you no longer want or need and sell or trade.

FAA Safety Forum Seminar (9:30 AM – 11:30 PM) – Sponsored by the FAA Safety Team, among the topics included will be:

Collision Avoidance - addressing FAA right-of-way rules, see-and-avoid techniques, Albany area-specific hazards (med flight helicopters, news choppers over the Capitol, student pilots at Schenectady)

Introduction to Drones & the NAS airspace classification, drone registration, Remote ID, LAANC and the recreational vs. commercial regulatory divide.

Returning this year, the Hoosick Air Modelers will present a display of some of their finest model airplanes. They will be on hand to discuss the joys of the model airplane hobby.

Plane Rides will be offered in the CVFC aircraft from 9:30 am. (weather permitting) Donations are voluntary and go to the CVFC Scholarship fund.

Whether you fly or not, Aviation Day has become a premier local community event for the Cambridge, Greenwich, Salem and Bennington area. Chapin Field will be crowded all day with lots of families and aviation enthusiasts enjoying the food, looking at the planes, learning about aviation, and enjoying watching planes fly in and out.

Admission is free

On Saturday, February 7th, the Ultimate Cher Experience starring Lisa Carter and the Brand New Neil Diamond Show starrin...
02/11/2026

On Saturday, February 7th, the Ultimate Cher Experience starring Lisa Carter and the Brand New Neil Diamond Show starring Mike Leonard electrified the Elks Lodge in Greenwich in the 2026 edition of the Cambridge Lions Winter Concert, leaving the audience spellbound. The unforgettable sold-out performance featured the two tribute artists harmonizing on cherished songs, filling the room with boundless joy and passion. Lisa Carter dazzled with her dynamic stage presence and multiple wardrobe changes, while Mike Leonard delivered a captivating performance that embodied Neil Diamond's legendary spirit and sound. The evening culminated in a thrilling tribute to the legends, with Cher’s iconic “Believe” and Neil Diamond’s timeless “Sweet Caroline” bringing the house down. We're deeply grateful to everyone who braved the cold to be part of this extraordinary night, creating memories that will last a lifetime.

Saturday's Show has officially sold out. We appreciate the support from all purchasers and look forward to seeing you on...
02/04/2026

Saturday's Show has officially sold out. We appreciate the support from all purchasers and look forward to seeing you on Saturday night.

It is so important for literacy to read to our your children.
12/17/2025

It is so important for literacy to read to our your children.

Why aren’t more parents reading to their kids?

A new article from The74 says it’s not just time, it’s also tech. Screens are everywhere. For many young parents, reading feels like school, not fun.

"When we introduce screen time very young, and we don’t manage the amount of time children are spending on screens, … it can be difficult for children to transition from such an exciting medium to a medium like a book that may initially feel not as exciting" - Rebecca Parlakian, Senior Director of Programs, ZERO TOTHREE

But when kids miss out on daily reading, they miss out on a lot: vocabulary, focus, social skills. Read the article: https://bit.ly/4rD4EVR

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