Sausalito Woman's Club

Name: Sausalito Woman's Club
Address: 120 Central Avenue, Sausalito, CA, 94965, US
Telephone: (415) 332-2700
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Sausalito Woman's Club We cordially invite you to join us for a tour of our historic Julia Morgan-designed clubhouse.

for everything that would serve the pleasure and betterment of the people of Sausalito. The women of the Club earnestly hope that the clubhouse may become a real civic center. The auditorium will always be available for dances, entertainments, bazaars, lectures, public meetings etc.”

03/21/2025

On a sunny March Thursday, with all the revelry and fancy hats you might expect, the SWC celebrated its 112th Founders’ Day with a luncheon and High Jinks that told a hilarious herstory of Sausalito. Kudos to all the hard-working women who continue the tradition. 💜🎭🌈

03/20/2025

Today is FOUNDERS’ DAY!🌷🎭✨
This is a very special day for our Club and the 2025 Jinks Class, who have been rehearsing for weeks. So we are taking a minute to look back at our favorite photos from our 2024 Founders’ Day. How incredible are these costumes?! 🦒🐧🦁

03/19/2025

What will be your legacy for the Sausalito Woman's Club?
Join us on March 26, from 5 to 7.30 for an enriching evening featuring a discussion with a financial adviser and an estate attorney.
Please RSVP by email to [email protected]

03/11/2025

✨ Join us for an unforgettable evening at the highly anticipated Spring Fundraiser – The Starlight Lounge! 🌟

🌸 Celebrate and support the Sausalito Woman’s Club Scholarship Recognition Fund while enjoying an elegant night filled with community, generosity, and fun!

🎟️ Tickets & More Info: → https://swcsrf.org/the-starlight-lounge/

✨ What’s in store?
🍸 Craft Cocktails & Delicious Bites – Savor a selection of gourmet appetizers and signature drinks.
🎶 DJ & Dancing – Get ready to hit the dance floor with an amazing DJ spinning tunes!
🎟️ Silent Auction & Raffle Prizes you won’t want to miss!

Join us in making a difference—every ticket supports scholarships for local students! 💙

03/07/2025

The SWC honored local educators and remembered the founder of its ukulele ensemble with a touching musical performance at the March Business Meeting.

02/25/2025

SWC Urban Hike to North Beach. 🥾🍕

02/21/2025

A Musical Matinée – Pianist Jim Stopher
Sunday, March 30, 2025 - 3 PM

Jim Stopher, classical pianist, composer and conductor, returns to SWC on Sunday, March 30, 3 PM. He brought down the house last year with his incredibly moving solo performance. This year’s program promises to be equally stunning with pieces by Haydn, J. S. Bach, Brahms, and Rachmaninoff on SWC's beautiful grand piano.

His vibrant career as a conductor, pianist, composer, and educator, includes heading the Music Department at College of Marin where he has led the College of Marin Symphony Orchestra the past seven seasons and teaches music theory, repertoire, history and ear training. He has soloed with several city orchestras including the Mill Valley Philharmonic and is Music Director of others.

Mr. Stopher graduated from the renowned Peabody Conservatory of Music, where he studied with conductors Gustav Meier, Markand Thakar, and Marin Alsop (who is the conductor laureate of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra and chief conductor of the Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra). He is enthusiastic about bringing music to residents of Marin County, both through his work at the college and with programs in the community.

• Light refreshments will be served at Intermission and there will be a cash wine bar.
• Charge is$25. RSVP online https://tinyurl.com/26chkyxt
• Event Co-chairs are Paula Monsef and Susie Visher

photo: Marin IJ

02/07/2025

More than 100 members gathered on a wild and stormy Thursday for the SWC‘s annual February Compulsory meeting.

01/10/2025

Welcoming new members while remembering those who have passed at the January 2025 SWC Business Meeting.

01/08/2025

The Clubhouse is shining and ready to welcome the SWC Class of 2025! Happy New Year to all!

01/05/2025

Join the SWC for Reading Room Sunday in the Fireplace Room for wine or champagne, homemade pies, music and fellowship. January 12 @ 2:00 - 5:00 pm

Guest performers:
Ohio-born tenor Jonathan Smucker has sung more than fifty roles in opera, oratorio, operetta and musical theater, ranging from early Baroque to contemporary, with a specialization in new works.

A fixture on Bay Area and California stages, Jonathan’s recent appearances include the Witch of Endor in Handel’s Saul with Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra and Chorale, Tenor Soloist in Bach’s Magnificat with Peninsula Cantare, Miles in Missy Mazzoli’s Proving Up with Pasadena Opera and as a guest San Francisco Conservatory of Music, First Elder/Tassi/Oculist in the West Coast premiere of Laura Schwendinger’s Artemisia with Left Coast Chamber Ensemble, the title role in Jephtha with Handel Opera Project, and Zotico in Cavalli’s Eliogabalo with West Edge Opera.

Jonathan is a full time member of the Regular Chorus at San Francisco Opera, and tenor soloist at Christ Episcopal Church in Sausalito. He sings frequently with the American Bach Soloists Cantorei and the Philharmonia Baroque Chorale. A committed music educator, he teaches voice and serves as co-coordinator of the voice area at San José State University. Jonathan earned his Bachelor’s, Master’s and Postgraduate degrees in voice at San Francisco Conservatory of Music.

Monica Chew is an Oakland composer and pianist who celebrates presenting rarely performed music and new works from around the world. A “gifted player with an affinity for deeply sensitive expression” (Whole Note), she has composed since 2017 and couldn’t be happier about it. Her work has been featured as part of the Gabriela Lena Frank’s Creative Academy for Music, Verdant Vibes, Hot Air Music Festival, Community Women’s Orchestra, and Left Coast Chamber Ensemble. Her writing has been reviewed as “monumental” and “stunning” by San Francisco Classical Voice. Prior to 2015, she worked nearly a decade as a principal software engineer on security and privacy at Mozilla and Google. She lives in Oakland with her husband, an 1899 Steinway B, a clavichord, and a disused violin.

RSVP to Liz O’Keefe at [email protected]
$20.00 donation at the door please.
(seating limited)

12/19/2024

The Sausalito Players brought laughter, song and joy to the stage with this year’s “Fruitcake Follies - A little nutty, a little spicy, a little music and a lot of fun!” Gratitude to all who whipped up this heartfelt holiday delight. 🎄💫

12/09/2024

The SWC glowed with holiday spirit on a beautiful warm Sunday filled with community, delicious homemade goodies, seasonal songs and all good cheer at the Club’s annual Holiday Open House.

11/08/2024

November Business Meeting, celebrating and remembering. 🧡🍂🦃

Address

120 Central Avenue
Sausalito, CA
94965

Telephone

(415) 332-2700

Website

https://www.sausalitowomansclub.org/

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Don’t miss all of the incredible SWC events happening this week! • September 25th: Wildcat Marsh & Landfill Hike 🥾 • September 25th: Sausalito Players Present “I feel bad about my neck”🎭 • September 26th: Meet the Candidates 🗳️ • September 27th: Presidio Loop Hike 🥾 • September 29th: WELCOME BACK PARTY 🎉 🎈 For more information and event details be sure to check out the event calendar 🗓️ on our website! sausalitowomansclub.org/events/

We had such a wonderful turnout for our Compulsory Business Meeting last Thursday! Thank you to all of our members who attended and who contributed to this informative meeting. 🌸 Thank you Alicia Yjord-Jackson for capturing this great day! #sausalito #sausalitowomansclub #sausalitocalifornia

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The Sausalito Woman’s Club is open to the public for all club events except for regularly scheduled business meetings. In an article about the SWC and our historic Julia Morgan Club House: The Sausalito News edition of August 18, 1917 stated: “The site is thus a happy selection as it was Mrs. Robbins expressed desire that the clubhouse be used not only for club purposes but that it became a center for everything that would serve the pleasure and betterment of the people of Sausalito. The women of the Club earnestly hope that the clubhouse may become a real civic center. The auditorium will always be available for dances, entertainments, bazaars, lectures, public meetings etc.”