Bar & Bat Mitzvahs
A bar mitzvah venue that honors thirteen years of anticipation: a lakeside ballroom with a dance floor built for the hora, menus shaped to your family and a coordinator who knows the timeline from motzi to montage.
Thirteen years in the making
After the Torah reading comes the party, and the party deserves a room that rises to the occasion. At The Club at Twin Lakes, a bar or bat mitzvah celebration gets floor-to-ceiling windows over the lake, a dance floor laid to fit the guest list and a coordination team that has spent over 65 years making the Lehigh Valley’s biggest family days run smoothly.
A bar mitzvah venue built for the hora
The Lakeview Ballroom hosts up to 300 guests with 5,200 square feet, two built-in hardwood bars and room for the chair to go up with everyone circling. Mid-size celebrations fit the Lakeview Room (up to 180) or the Grace Room (up to 130) with its private patio, and an intimate luncheon after the service settles into the Cypress Room (up to 80).
Built-in sound carries the candle-lighting call-ups and the toasts, and the Lakeview and Cypress Rooms include retractable screens with built-in projection for the montage. Your DJ, party motivators and photo booth are all welcome; our coordinators schedule vendor load-in and the candle-lighting table is set before doors open.
Menus for the kids’ table and the grandparents alike
Our in-house executive chef builds each menu with your family, from kosher-style dinners to stations that keep a mixed-age crowd moving, with a separate kids’ buffet if the guest list calls for it. The kitchen is not under rabbinical supervision, so families with stricter kashrut needs should talk through options with our events team early in planning.
Saturday evening receptions after Havdalah and Sunday afternoon parties are both common here, and free on-site parking minutes from Route 309 keeps arrival simple for out-of-town family. When the next simcha comes around, from Sweet 16s to weddings, the whole lineup lives on the Celebrate page.
Questions, answered.
From 20 to 300 guests across four lakeside rooms: the Cypress Room (up to 80), Grace Room (130), Lakeview Room (180) and Lakeview Ballroom (300), all with water views.
Our in-house executive chef prepares kosher-style menus and accommodates dietary needs of all kinds. The kitchen is not under rabbinical supervision, so families with stricter kashrut requirements should discuss options with our events team early in planning.
Yes. Outside entertainment vendors are welcome, and your coordinator schedules load-in and sound checks so everything is ready before guests arrive. Our preferred vendor list can fill any gaps.
Yes. Saturday evening receptions after Havdalah and Sunday afternoon celebrations are both common formats here. Weekend dates book ahead, so reach out as soon as the date is set.
Yes. The Lakeview and Cypress Rooms include retractable screens with built-in projection for the montage, every room has built-in sound with microphones for call-ups, and the candle-lighting table is set to your plan.
Let’s put it on the calendar.
Tell us your date and headcount. Our coordinators will recommend the right room, shape the menu and handle the rest.
