Throw a homebrew party, people can t help but want to learn how to participate. Those who would normally be considered non-brewing people, such as gourmet cooks and winemakers also make prospective members. Local news media will sometimes cover special events if you give them advance notice. Okay, you've got the club objectives, you've got a name and you have fellow homebrewers. Next you need to decide where you are going to hold your club meetings.
Location depends on club size and planned activities.
Small groups of ten or so can easily meet in someone's home. For larger groups try looking in the local paper to see where other groups meet. Likely places include the YMCA, YWCA, church buildings, private schools and fraternal organizations. Some condominiums or apartment complexes have clubhouses which may be available. Some clubs occasionally meet at local brewpubs or restaurants.