Toastmasters District 53

Find a Toastmasters club near you

Visit any of over 140 Toastmasters Clubs in Connecticut, Western Massachusetts, or Eastern New York to learn how Toastmasters can help advance your career. Each month, thousands of members are improving their speaking and leadership skills at their local Toastmasters clubs.
After choosing a club to visit, please click on the 'Visit Club' link and follow the instructions for scheduling your a guest visit.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Toastmasters

Where are club meetings held?

Club meetings are held in a variety of locations, including corporations, colleges, restaurants and local community centers. Toastmasters’ global network is made of 15,900 clubs in 142 countries. Find a conveniently located club using the list on this page.

Do I need to contact a club before attending?

We recommend you contact a club prior to a visiting. You can contact any club using the club list on this page.

Am I required to speak at a club meeting?

No. You are not obligated to speak when visiting a club. You may simply observe if you wish.

Can I visit more than one club?

Yes. We encourage you to visit multiple clubs to find the one that best fits your preference and needs.

Is there a fee to attend a club meeting?

There are no fees to attend a meeting as a guest.

How long do club meetings last?

Meeting times generally range from 1 to 2 hours.

Do I need to bring anything to a club meeting?

No. You are not required to bring anything to a meeting.

Is there a leader or instructor?

There is no instructor in a Toastmasters meeting. The club will have elected club officers present and a Toastmaster who facilitates the meeting.

Can anyone become a member?

As long as you are at least 18 years old, you can join Toastmasters.

How much does it cost to become a member?

Members pay Toastmasters International dues of $45 every six months. Many clubs charge additional dues of a similar amount to cover operating expenses. All new members also pay a one-time $20 fee for materials.