The Venice-Nokomis Woman’s Club, one of the oldest not-for-profit civic organizations in the State of Florida, was founded in 1926 by Louella Albee. An early initative was to establish a public library for residents of Venice, Nokomis, Osprey and Englewood.
Venice Nokomis Woman’s Club inducted two new members this month. We received the wrap-up report on our “Dance for the Arts” event and the recent event at Fox Lea Farm. Our program speaker was from the Venice Art Center who filled us in on all the fabulous classes they have for children.
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February 11, 2020
Myrna Goldbaum, Kathy Couture, Margie Buffa Simcox, Pattie Creech, Carol Karakashian installed as new members on January 9, 2020.
At the Friday December 20, 2019 Venice Symphony Holiday Pops Concert collecting hygiene products on behalf of Backpack Angels.
Pictured from Left to Right: Sharyn Lonsdale, Director of Marketing Venice Symphony and VNWC member; Bonnie Burkhalter, VNWC and Tricia Cook, VNWC.
New members were inducted this October. Ann Hall, head librarian and the youth librarian at the Venice Library, introduced us to the Creation Stations and how they would be used. VNWC helped fund these and were thrilled with the multiple uses for children and adults alike.
The Venice Nokomis Woman’s Club held their September meeting. We welcomed five new members to the club. Our first program of the year was Sandy Davisson of the Venice Theatre. Sandy leads the Education & Outreach Department. The Venice Theatre Education Department was chosen as our Community Partner for the …
Ladies from the Venice Nokomis Woman’s Club volunteered at the Venice Art Center Family Fun Day. They encouraged budding young artists to decorate stones with artwork or inspirational words. Everyone had fun. About Venice Art Center Mission: To provide cultural resources to the community and to encourage the knowledge and …
Members of the Venice Nokomis Woman’s Club manned the trolley, along with Santa, handing out candy canes, cold waters and singing Christmas Carols during Venice MainStreet’s annual Christmas in July event.
“These panels are from the Venice Museum & Archives’ exhibit entitled the Venice-Nokomis Woman’s Club: Over 90 Years Serving the Community that ran from March to July 2018.” LEARN MORE ABOUT THE MUSEUM
