There’s something about fall that suits a social club.
The first cool night makes a whiskey taste better. Dinner reservations last a little longer. Cigars move from an occasional summer indulgence to part of the evening. And suddenly, having somewhere to go feels much more interesting than staying home.
At The Stork Club, fall isn’t the end of the social season. It’s when things really get started.
Consider This Your Fall Agenda
The next few months move between Jersey City, Summit, New Hope and a few destinations worth leaving the club for.
Some nights call for cigars and chess. Others involve a long dinner, a round of golf or simply claiming your usual seat at the bar.
Here’s what’s making the calendar.
September 16: Smoke Knight
Cigars. Spirits. Chess.
On Wednesday, September 16, Smoke Knight takes over Maddy Rose in Jersey City for a night hosted by The Stork Club, Kingmakers and Fine Tobacco Club.
The premise is simple: good cigars, good pours and a chess board if you’re feeling competitive.
Come to play or come to watch. Either way, plan on staying awhile.
Wednesday, September 16 | 7–11 PM
Maddy Rose | Jersey City
September 30: Members Dinner at Logan Inn
Some club nights are better around one table.
On September 30, members head to Logan Inn in New Hope for an intimate dinner built around good food, drinks and the company around you.
No packed itinerary. No need to move on to the next place.
Just dinner with the club.
Wednesday, September 30 | 7–9 PM
Logan Inn | New Hope, PA
October 15: Nine & Dine
Then there are the afternoons worth clearing your calendar for.
This October, The Stork Club heads to Fiddler’s Elbow for nine holes on the Forest Course with PGA Tour winner Jim Herman.
The afternoon begins with a short-game session before groups head onto the course. After the final hole, the day continues at The Ryland Inn for dinner.
Golf. Cigars. Dinner.
We could have stopped at golf.
Thursday, October 15
Fiddler’s Elbow Country Club + The Ryland Inn
Your Regular Table Is Still Waiting
The events may get the headlines, but membership is also about the nights that never make it onto a calendar.
A Wednesday on the Stork Club Rooftop overlooking Manhattan.
A whiskey at Albion when you don’t feel like calling it a night yet.
A cigar at Logan Inn after dinner.
The best part of belonging to a club is that you don’t always need an occasion to use it.
Sometimes you just need somewhere to go.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Stork Club?
The Stork Club is a private social membership club with access to member spaces, events and hospitality experiences across select By Landmark properties in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
Where are The Stork Club locations?
Members have access to Stork Club experiences in Jersey City, Summit and New Hope, including the Stork Club Rooftop at Hudson House, the Whiskey Lounge at Albion and the Cigar Lounge at Logan Inn.
Does The Stork Club host member events?
Yes. The club calendar includes member dinners, cigar events, tastings, golf outings, social gatherings and other experiences throughout the year.
Do I need to be a member to attend Stork Club events?
It depends on the event. Some experiences are reserved for members, while select Stork Club events are open to guests and the public.
How do I become a Stork Club member?
Membership options include Social, Cigar, Couples and Corporate memberships, each designed around different ways to experience the club.
