Bryn Mawr Club of NYC

to a beautiful spring day on campus

Season’s Greetings from the Bryn Mawr Club of NYC!

Unique Opportunity! Join the BMC Club of NYC for a yearlong study of Dante’s Divine Comedy with President Emerita Nancy Vickers, an acclaimed Dante scholar. Complete details about the study group, including how to sign up can be found on our FB page or website. Hurry! Sign ups close on November 15.

Join Us at Brooklyn Brewery on Monday, November 14 at 6pm for our annual Welcome to the City event as we greet the Classes of 2022, 2021, and 2020. All are welcome!

Of course, we already knew that we had one if the best alum networks! Check out our stories to see how BMC did on some of the other Princeton Review rankings, like Most Beautiful Campus, Most LGBT+ Friendly, Best Dorms, and more.

Happy Reunion Weekend! Take a moment to be soothed by how beautiful our college campus is this time of year.

The Bryn Mawr Club of NYC is going to the theatre! We’ve secured a block of tickets on June 14 for the Tony nominated new play “POTUS”, starring Rachel Dratch and Vanessa Williams. Visit our website or FB page for more info.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for today’s May Day Celebration and Annual Meeting at the Katharine Hepburn Garden Party, hosted by the ! At the event, we also formally feted Barbara Clark ‘79, winner of the Evelyn Barish ‘56 poetry contest.

This weekend! Join us for our May Day celebration and the Annual Meeting, at the Katharine Hepburn Garden in Dag Hammarskjöld Plaza this Saturday, May 14 at 1pm! Visit our website or FB page for more information and links to sign up. 🌸🍓.

Grand May Day

Today marks the last day of National Poetry Month and we are thrilled to announce the winner of the Evelyn Barish ‘56 Poetry Contest! Congratulations to Barbara Clark, Class of 1979, for her haiku “Goodhart”:

Time breathes from stone.
Mold, must, leaves. Music. Paper.
Fall has come to sing.

The Club would like to thank Evelyn Barish for her generous support of this contest, as well as everyone who submitted poems.

Have a wonderful May Day! 🌸

Foodies! African American history lovers! Looking for something to do this Saturday? Join us for African/American: Making the Nation’s Table exhibition visit with optional lunch-box to go! This fascinating exhibition, curated by Jessica Harris ‘68 at The Africa Center for , reveals the stories of innovators, cooks, mixologists, and entrepreneurs as they emphasize that African American food is American food.

Visit our website for more information (link in bio).