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.
Put on your tropical attire and hit the dance floor with us at the American Legion 1770 Venice Ave on FEBRUARY 28 6-10 PM! Featuring an appetizer & dessert buffet, cash bar, dancing, and 50/50 raffles. $40 per person to benefit VENICE URBAN FOREST
These are just some of the pictures from our very successful Fashion Showcase on January 19, 2023. It was a fundraiser for Venice Area Beautification Incorporated. Some fashion items and decorations were made from Hurricane Ian debris. We thank everyone who participated.
VNWC members enjoying lunch at Snook Haven on February 1, 2023. Did you miss this outing? Well, you can have one of your own. Head on down to Snook Haven on Wednesdays in February to listen to the Suncoast Swing Band at noon. (Entertainment is weather-permitting.) Learn more about it …
AT the January 2023 meeting, Laura Fogarty of Damsel in Distress spoke about women protecting themselves, and we inducted a new member.
Backpack Angels collected toiletries at recent Venice Symphony Holiday Concerts. Thank you to all who donated.
VNWC Members and board attended October’s Venice Area Historical Society presentation by Tom Bowers on Louella Albee, the foundress of the Venice Nokomis Woman’s Club back in 1926. Tom had a rousing slide show of how Louella was not only the life partner in all of Dr Fred Albee’s …
Some VNWC members toured the Venice Train Depot and visited the restored Ringling Circus car on September 24, 2022.
Left to right: Kathy Price, Programs & Hospitality; Phil Ellis, speaker; Joan Brinton, First Vice President/ Membership; Laura Jo, Fundraising & Special Events. Phil Ellis, a member of Venice Area Beautification Inc. ( VABI), presented a video of VABI by Greg Vine with an explanation of Venice’s Urban Forest. VABI …
“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
