According a post on The Commodore Computer Club – USA website, due to personal matters the club is going on a brief hiatus, during which there won’t be any regular meetings.
C64 Club members will continue attending various expos and events, staying in contact, and the club website will still be updated with random bits of retro Commodore computer goodness.
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There’s always an alternative: Commodore User’s Group of Portland, Oregon.
The Commodore Computer Club meetings will be returning soon, but as pointed out by Ryan above, the Commodore User’s Group of Portland, Oregon is a nice alternative and does have some members who attend both meetings, which means familiar faces.
Thanks for the additional information, and please let us know when the meetings are resuming so we can post it here.
Paulo
Hi Paulo. No problem. Thank you for your continued interest and support of the Commodore Computer Club. It’s greatly appreciated.