The Herbster Community Club Welcomes You!
2025 Herbster Smelt Fry - April 26th, 2-6PM
Spring is HERE! That means it’s almost time for the 67th Herbster Smelt Fry on April 26!
This beloved event brings together the South Shore community for a wonderful smelt and whitefish dinner and raffle. The funds raised are used for community projects to help maintain and improve the things that make Herbster a wonderful place to live and visit. We also raise funds for scholarships for local students to pursue a higher education for up to four years.
This year's event will have more drawings and bigger prizes than ever before!
The Grand Prize Raffle is $1,000!
There are well over $3,000 in Raffle items!
Tickets are available now - through any of the HCC Board Members (Maureen Felt, Joe Csomos, Joie Pacini, and Katherine Merrill).
Tickets are $5/Each or 5 tickets for $20.We appreciate your support and look forward to seeing you at the Smelt Fry on April 26th!
The Herbster Community Club Garden Committee refurbished the gardens in front of the Herbster Historic Gym. It was truly a community project under the guidance of club members Maxine Campbell, Sara Mustonen and Maureen Felt. It was an awesome experience for everyone!
We would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to:
*The Town of Clover for breaking up the clay soil in the gardens.
*South Shore teachers Beth Hoagland and Jodi Truchon for their coordinating efforts and the eight students that assisted and participated in preparing the gardens with new soil, and woodchips. The students were very hardworking and diligent in this effort. At the end of the garden preparation, each student got to plant a perennial in the newly refurbished garden.
* Silver Sage Farm & Flowers for the beautiful marigolds, petunias, cosmos and salvia.
* Community members from Cornucopia, Herbster and Port Wing who donated extra annuals, perennials and labor!
*Isaksson Lumber Co. for donating woodchips.
*Driessens for donating composted soil.
* George and Cindy for donating pro-mix potting soil.
* Our Club Photographer Sandi Coats
The Garden Committee would love to have more volunteers to help with watering, weeding and planning next years projects.
