About Us

 High Desert Corvette Club was founded in June of 1991 by Mike and Kemi Broadley. Club members enjoy spending time together and sharing their love for Corvettes. The members are primarily from the Central Oregon communities of Bend, Redmond, Madras, Sisters, Prineville, and LaPine. HDCC members attend meetings, social nights out, go on cruises; participate in car shows as well as parades. The Club has a biennial event, Corvettes on the High Desert, which raises funds for a local charity, voted on by Club members. The Club also does road clean up on a section of Highway 126 a couple times a year. The Club is about fun and camaraderie so members are free to participate at any level they feel comfortable. 

Business Meetings:

Our business meetings are held the second week of the month. Generally the meeting alternates between a location in Bend and one in Redmond. Check the CALENDAR page for details.

Social Nights:

Once a month, usually the last Wednesday, the Club meets for dinner and socialization at a various restaurants. Originally these were referred to as “Jacket Nights” when club members had Club jackets. In the summer months these may be scheduled for locations further away giving us all another reason to drive your Corvettes. Check the CALENDAR page for details.

Oct 26 - 2023 ZO6 Corvette reveal! 

Next HDCC Meeting will be Wednesday Nov 10 at Brand 33 in Sisters.

Another batch of 30-year Anniversary hats will be ordered.  These will be the black hat  (click on link) with the checkerboard trim (gray hat is unavailable currently). Available at next meeting or reserve one with Tess.

A new form is available, "Member Medical Form", for members to (optionally) fill-out, seal and place in your glove box.

Note: We have a new Facebook page.  Click on the blue circled "f" at the top menu for a link to it.

 The Clubs' 30 year Anniversary logos have been completed.  The Team did a great job!  The Our Personnal Touch in Redmond can easily apply these to shirts, jackets or hats.   

The Club's end of the year donations went to the following: Brightside Animal Center, Heart'n Home Hospice,  and Saving Grace.  Each received $500.