Rotary Club of Monterey

Founded in 1956, the Casa Abrego Club is a private social club for women dedicated to preserving the historic Casa Abrego adobe and promoting the cultural heritage of the Monterey area. Members enjoy an array of activities including lunches, dinners, cocktail parties, and special events, while actively participating in the restoration and preservation of historically significant adobes. As one of fifty-five historic sites along Monterey's Path of History, the Casa Abrego adobe, originally built in 1834, showcases the charm and ambiance of the region's past. The Club also participates in local traditions such as the annual Christmas in the Adobes, offering public tours and celebrating the rich history of the building. Generated from the website

Casa Pacheco is a historic adobe structure located in the heart of old Monterey, California, originally built in 1840 by Don Francisco Pacheco. Currently serving as the Pacheco Club, a private social and athletic club established in 1957, it has a rich history that includes roles as a doctor's office, boarding house, and hospital. The Pacheco Club fosters a community for its members, promoting athletic, social events, and recreational activities for mutual benefit and enjoyment. Membership is by invitation only, granting access to various privileges, including food and beverage services. Generated from the website