Twin Cities Venue Guide: The Woman’s Club of Minneapolis
Hi guys, just wanted to let you know that I’m working on a Minneapolis/St Paul venue guide: Twin Cities Venue Guide.
We haven’t had a lot of time to work on this, but it’s something I wanted to do for myself. I often have to look up venue’s capacity or need links and additional information.
We haven’t had a lot of time to work on this, but it’s something I wanted to do for myself. I often have to look up venue’s capacity or need links and additional information.
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IRREGULAR: THE WOMAN’S CLUB OF MINNEAPOLIS
AKA: Woman’s Club, Assembly of the Woman’s Club, The Woman’s Club Assembly
Capacity: 630
Years active: 1928 – Present
Website: womansclub.org
Email: frontdesk@womansclub.org
Phone: 612-813-5300
Address: 410 Oak Grove St, Minneapolis, MN 55403
The Woman’s Club was founded in 1907, and the building was created in 1928. This historic club rarely book music concerts, but when they do, it’s usually in support for women musicians.
As of this writing, there are no upcoming music concerts.
They have a dining service (closed on Monday, Brunch Buffet only on Sunday), which requires reservation.
Currently, the Woman’s Club is focusing on granting scholarship to benefit women and children:
Today, our original mission of “educational, civic, and social services, study and friendly association” continues. In addition to our many outreach activities, The Club each year gives scholarship monies and grants that benefit women and children; over the years we have given over five million dollars. In 2015, we gave scholarship monies to the MCTC Foundation — a 30-plus year tradition — and gave grants to ten nonprofit organizations.
Education is another of our deep commitments. We continue to operate the historic Ard Godfrey House in Chute Square, which was our bicentennial gift to the city. We have a robust education program, including a circulating library and stimulating talks for our members and guests on a broad variety of topics and issues.
We are many things to our members and guests — a friend, a respite, a force for good, a place for belonging. The Woman’s Club of Minneapolis welcomes you, women and men. Come join us.
Education is another of our deep commitments. We continue to operate the historic Ard Godfrey House in Chute Square, which was our bicentennial gift to the city. We have a robust education program, including a circulating library and stimulating talks for our members and guests on a broad variety of topics and issues.
We are many things to our members and guests — a friend, a respite, a force for good, a place for belonging. The Woman’s Club of Minneapolis welcomes you, women and men. Come join us.