Come for the playdates.
Stay for the friendships.
Welcome to the MOMS Club® of Pflugerville!
At the MOMS Club® of Pflugerville, we’re all about making motherhood feel a little more connected — because it’s a whole lot better when you have other moms to share it with.
Our club brings local moms together through playdates, moms-only events, family socials, community service, and plenty of opportunities to simply hang out and make friends.
There’s no one “type” of mom here. You might be the crafty mom, the sporty mom, the bookworm mom, the always-planning-something mom, or the mom who’s just happy she made it out of the house. You belong here.
And yes — moms with kids in school and working moms are absolutely welcome! While many of our activities happen during the week, we also plan after-school meetups, moms’ nights, and occasional weekend events so there are different ways to join in.
Whether you’re new to Pflugerville, looking to make mom friends, or simply wanting more community in this season of motherhood, come join us. We’d love to meet you!
Our club is a proud part of the International MOMS Club®, founded in 1983 by Mary James, a stay-at-home mom in California who wanted to build a supportive community for moms. What began as a small group has grown into over 2,000 chapters worldwide, connecting moms everywhere. Find more info here.
At MOMS Club of Pflugerville, every mom is invited to help shape our social calendar! Some moms, known as "chair moms," regularly host specific activities like crafty playdates or after-school hangouts, but anyone can jump in and host whenever it fits their schedule.
The beauty of moms club is that we are connected to a tribe of moms that know us, with kids growing up alongside our own kids.
See the "activities" section to see how we share life together, or check our current social calendar to see which event you are interested in attending to meet up with us!
Make new friends for both you and your kids! Connect with other women who are also navigating the challenges of raising young children. Find support with a group of moms who truly understand what you’re going through. And sometimes, take a well-deserved break together with activities like Moms’ Night Out, brunches, coffee chats, and more.