A LOOK AT THE WEST INDIAN SOCIAL CLUB
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W.I.S.C. OVERVIEW - A LOOK AT THE WEST INDIAN SOCIAL CLUB

Welcome to the the West Indian Social Club of Hartford, Incorporated, Hartford’s premier social organization for West Indian nationals.

Established in 1950, the West Indian Social Club has served as the center of West Indian cultural and social scene for Connecticut and Western Massachusetts. Most, if not all of the Caribbean’s most legendary entertainers which includes: Bob Marley, Byron Lee and the Dragonaires, Phyllis Dillon, Sparrow, Gregory Isaacs, Shabba Ranks, Bounty Killer, Krosfyah, Burning Flames, David Rodigan, Stone Love and Square One has graced our stages and has entertained audiences who travel to our city from near and far.

The West Indian Social Club also produces and hosts events, which includes the annual West Indian Independence Celebration Week, which brings over 50,000 people to the city to participate in Celebration events. The Miss West Indian Scholarship Pageant and the Memorial Scholarship Program for West Indian Men are also club sponsored events which awards 6 scholarships to West Indian Students who wish to further their education. The club also produces the annual Children's Holiday Fiesta, Black History Month programs and Growth and Development programs which includes First Time Home Buyers workshop.

Let the West Indian Social Club become your home away from home to do business and socialize in a casual yet upscale environment. Click on the link below to enter the virtual tour of this one of a kind organization 

THE MISSION OF THE W.I.S.C.

The purpose of the West Indian Social Club is to promote loyalty and devotion among its members; to develop a deeper sense of fellowship and unity; to aid its members in cases of difficulties; to provide a satisfactory means of engaging in and participating in proper recreational, social educational activities; and to develop fine and loyal citizens of the United States of America.

To provide a central place where West Indians and/or West Indian Americans throughout the United States can attend; to utilize the organization to link all West Indians and West Indian Americans who are living in the United States and throughout the world; to strive to improve the community in which West Indians and West Indian Americans live; and to work towards harmonious and productive relationships with Americans