The LX Club is a non-profit senior club promoting cultural, social, charitable, and educational activities. Its primary purpose is to be available to seniors in the North Shore area of Milwaukee, and to promote quality programs and activities in this community.

Have fun networking with fellow neighbors, exchange helpful ideas in areas of health, finance and careers, plus enjoy a variety of games.

The LX Club would like to express our gratitude to the following churches, temples, businesses and community buildings for hosting our activities for our senior community. We applaud & appreciate the generosity of our Community in recognizing the importance of having a senior gathering place for our programs and most importantly a place to nurture senior fellowship. Unfortunately, the Woman's Club was sold and is no longer available.

"Thank you so much for providing a warm and welcoming space where we can gather, connect, and grow together. Your generosity in fostering this environment of fellowship is deeply appreciated." 

• · Longacre Pavilion (Fox Point)
• · North Shore Congregational Church (Fox Point)
• · North Shore Lutheran Church (Fox Point)
• · Congregation Sinai (Fox Point)
• · Congregation Shalom (Fox Point)
• · Bavarian Bierhaus (Glendale) 

A special thank you to Scott Brandmier and Sue Reynolds for their commitment an advocating for our seniors.

The Fox Point - Bayside Senior Center, also known as the LX Club, started with a vision of having a place for seniors to gather, meet new friends, acquire new skills, access quality information and most importantly have fun.

A brief history of the club:

• · 1979 - Center was founded and the members first met in the basement of a local church
• · 1980 - Moved to Stormonth School in a senior center
• · 1991 - Stormonth returned to classroom use and center was moved to Bayside elementary school
• · 1992 - Center moved from Bayside elementary to Dunwood
• · 1992 - Dunwood school closed and we moved to the Dunwood library and a classroom
• · 2016 - Dunwood school was sold and we moved to the Whitefish Bay Woman's Club

No matter where we go, the club is more than brick and mortar, the membership is the life of this organization.

During its 46 year history, the LX Club has brought joy, entertainment and recreation to scores of men and women in the community, and will continue to serve the North Shore area. Come visit and see all we have to offer!

The Founding of the LX Club

Click here to read an interesting article written by Mary Kay Bertha about Marion Schuppner, the founder of the LX Club. The publish date is unknown but it was believed to be published in the Journal Sentinel.

LX in MMXIII

Click here to read an article written by Gail Mackiewicz in The Fox Point of View Magazine about the LX Club in January 2013.