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Joseph H. Patterson Cup
The Joseph H. Patterson Cup is a men’s open stroke-play tournament at Tavistock Country Club. It’s a two-day event with 36 holes of individual gross stroke play, including a cut to the low 60 and ties for the second round. The tournament is open to golfers from GAP Member Clubs with handicaps of 7.0 or lower, and non-exempt players must prequalify.
Tavistock Country ClubYoung Artists: Drawing Class for Kids
Young creatives ages 9 to 14 can dive into a three week drawing series that builds confidence and essential skills in a welcoming setting. Through guided practice, students will learn to notice shapes, lines, and patterns, then apply those observations to draw people, animals, landscapes, and imagined scenes. Lessons introduce key techniques such as shading, working with proportion, and planning strong compositions while using pencils, markers, and other drawing tools. Each meeting features a new project that strengthens fine motor control and encourages personal expression. All supplies are included. The class is led by instructor Kristen Davila and is well suited for beginners as well as kids who already love to sketch.
Markeim Arts CenterIntro to Comics, Graphic Novels & Digital Design Elements for Tweens & Teens
At Markeim Haddonfield, tweens and teens explore the foundations of comics, graphic novels, and digital design in a beginner friendly class. Designed for ages 10 and older, the series covers character creation, storyboarding, panel layouts, speech bubbles, and other visual storytelling skills using hand drawn or digital artwork. Participants may bring a personal device to work with free tools such as Canva, and a simple animation is created using the Wick Editor. Whether superheroes, everyday life, or fantasy are your inspiration, the focus is on turning ideas into clear, illustrated narratives one panel at a time. No experience required. Taught by Ms. Kim.
Markeim Arts CenterBUILDING BRAIN-HEALTHY HABITS
An education program presented in partnership with the Alzheimer’s Association shares research-based ways to support memory and thinking throughout life. The session covers everyday habits that promote brain health, such as staying active and eating well, explains how heart health affects the brain, and underscores why caring for your brain matters at every age. Participants will also create a personalized action plan to build and sustain brain-healthy routines. This program is free and open to the public.
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