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Williams Bay Women's Banquet
Cafe Calamari
Slip Into Your Loveliest Shade of Pink, and Let's Party!
5:30-6:30pm Cocktail Hour (Cash Bar)
Enjoy champagne and curated vendors accompanied by the elegant sounds of a live cello.
6:30pm Welcome
Opening remarks to celebrate the occasion and recognize the contributions of past committees.
7:00pm Dinner
An exquisite selection awaits, from Chicken Piccata and Grilled Atlantic Salmon to a hearty Vegetable Penne Pasta Primavera. Kindly advise us, at checkout, if you prefer vegetarian or gluten-free options, so we may accommodate your tastes.
7:30-10:00pm Live Music
Under warm lights, sip your favorite drink, laugh out loud, and dance like no one’s watching. Music by Who Knew Chicago
Bloom Bar · Permanent Jewelry ...and more!
Cash is required for activities. Sorry no debit or credit cards.
An evening created by women, for women.
Prepare for an elegant evening honoring remarkable women and celebrating community, connection, and inspiring spirit at the 99th Annual Williams Bay Women's Banquet.
This year, part of the proceeds will support Agape House, helping us give back to our community.
Tickets may be purchased in-person at the Barrett Memorial Library in Williams Bay for $70, or online through Eventbrite. Please note, Eventbrite applies a minimal service fee to online purchases
This event may sell out, so mark your calendars and invite your friends!
Where It All Began.....
In 1926, Mrs. Hazel Bjorge, Mrs. Hilda Hollister, Mrs. Oscar Waterbury, Mrs. Oetjen, and Mrs. Eric Werner organized the first gathering for an opportunity to “go out with friends and have someone cook and serve them a meal”. And so it has been every year since, except for a period from 1943 to 1945, when the banquets were held in abeyance until the end of World War II. The banquet resumed in the spring of 1946 and has continued annually since.
2026 Committee Members
Sarah Marshall- Chairwoman
Michele Reid, Rena Monroe, Brittany Locke, Viola Larson, Betsy Carlson, Katy Becky, Wendy Kavanaugh,
Alexandra Virlas, Molly Amatore