Events

Deborah Levinson, LCSW, explores the nuances of resilience and productive aging. A Johns Hopkins-trained psychotherapist and clinical social worker, Deborah has focused her career on understanding how people mourn and how they create new chapters in their lives after loss.

Please join us in honoring our treasured fifty-year Club members, who will gather for a special luncheon in the library. This is a great opportunity to thank these respected women for their devotion to The Woman’s Club of Roland Park and to hear from them about our storied past.

Named in honor of Hall of Fame tight end John Mackey, who wore jersey number 88, the “88 Plan” is a health reimbursement plan designed for former NFL players diagnosed with conditions such as dementia, ALS and Parkinson's disease. Sylvia Mackey, John’s wife, established the Association for Frontotemporal Degeneration (AFTD) in 2006 in order to

Our annual Spring Tea is a festive day full of fun hats, delectable food, beautiful weather (fingers crossed!) and relaxing time spent with friends at the Woman’s Club. What could be better? Please consider inviting a friend or potential new member. R.S.V.P. by Thursday, April 29, to Carol Brandt (manager@twcrp.org).

What does it take to build a lasting career as an artist today? Suzi Cordish, a Baltimore-based art champion and collector, explores this subject with a panel of accomplished women artists, all with Maryland roots. Panelists explore the structures that continue to shape artistic careers and what is needed to ensure meaningful progress.

Hosted by the House and Grounds Committees

Baltimore native Rita Collins launched her delightful, 19-foot-long mobile book van in the tiny town of Eureka, Montana, in 2015. She has spent much of the last decade exploring the U.S. while putting thousands of used books in the hands of grateful readers young and old. Rita’s mobile bookstore does more than make books available

Baltimore School for the Arts teacher Peter Warren explores the genre of film noir. Known for its cynical mood, stark lighting and complex plots, this American cinematic style is where German expressionism meets hard-boiled detective fiction. We’ll look at the films in their historical, artistic and cultural context.

Office hours change to Tuesday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.