Silver Tea
Aug
23
1:00 PM13:00

Silver Tea

You’re Invited to Contribute to a Cherished Tradition: The Annual Peoria Women’s Club Silver Tea

Since our beginning, the Silver Tea has been a beloved gathering of members and friends, offering a moment of reflection, community, and shared purpose. This year’s event will be held Saturday, August 23 from 1:00 to 3:00 PM in the Club’s historic first floor.

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GFWC Day of Service Luncheon: Human Trafficking 101
Sep
25
11:30 AM11:30

GFWC Day of Service Luncheon: Human Trafficking 101

As part of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs’ International Day of Service, the Peoria Women’s Club is proud to stand united in the fight against domestic and sexual violence. Whether you're new to the issue or seeking to deepen your understanding, this powerful presentation will equip you with the tools to become an informed and active advocate for safety and justice.

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June Carl SANDburg Luncheon: Poetry, Music & Summer Reads
Jun
19
11:30 AM11:30

June Carl SANDburg Luncheon: Poetry, Music & Summer Reads

Carl SANDburg Luncheon: Poetry, Music & Summer Reads

Date: June 19, 2025
Lunch & Book Nook Booth: 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM
Carl Sandburg: Poet of the People with Barry Cloyd: 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM

For nearly two decades (1928–1945), Carl Sandburg made his home along the Michigan Dunes, where he wrote some of his most important works. Surrounded by sweeping sands and the ever-changing shores of Lake Michigan, he found solitude and inspiration in the rhythms of nature.

To honor Carl Sandburg’s 1931 performance at the Peoria Women’s Club, we invite you to a luncheon inspired by the beach before an afternoon of poetry, music, and storytelling.

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May Luncheon and Lecture: History and Misconceptions Surrounding Botulism
May
15
11:30 AM11:30

May Luncheon and Lecture: History and Misconceptions Surrounding Botulism

In May we will feature a presentation by Dr. Jane Talkington, the nation’s only botulism historian after the luncheon. She will discuss the history and misconceptions surrounding botulism, drawing from her new book, Recognizing Botulism: New Insights from Old Narratives, which explores how the illness is more common than widely believed.

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