On Saturday, July 12 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m, walk through five of Wauwatosa’s most spectacular private gardens on the WWC’s 2025 Garden Tour, Wauwatosa in Bloom. Tickets are $15 and can be ordered online here.

On the day of the tour, pick up your ticket at the Wauwatosa Woman’s Club, 1626 Wauwatosa Avenue, and take a few minutes to shop the pop-up garden art sale and bake sale, or treat yourself to refreshments, including root beer floats.

Tickets can also be purchased in advance (cash or check only) at Swan Serv-U Pharmacy or The Flower Lady.

Tickets are non-refundable, and the event will be held rain or shine.

The Garden Tour is Sponsored by:

Join Us for Great Reads & Lively Conversations!

We have an amazing year filled with thought-provoking books and engaging discussions in both our daytime and evening book clubs! It’s a great way to connect, unwind, and share your love of reading with fellow members! Whether you’re a longtime book lover or just looking for a relaxed way to meet new friends, we’d love to have you.

Summer Evening Book Club Meetings

Time: 6:30 – 8:00 pm
Location: WWC Clubhouse (We’ll be meet on the patio if the weather is nice!)

This summer, our evening book club will feature three fantastic reads — a classic novel, contemporary fiction, and a book of Short Stories. We’d love for WWC members to join in these fun, casual summer sessions.

Join us at one or all of our Summer Evening Book Club meetings

Jun. 23:  The Age of Innocence — Edith Wharton
Jul. 28:  Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow — Gabrielle Zevin
Aug. 25:  Signs of the Imminent Apocalypse: And Other Stories — Heidi Bell*

*SPECIAL EVENT! Meet author Heidi Bell, she will be joining us on Monday, August 25 as she joins us to discuss her book of short stories!

2025–2026 Book Club Selections — Meetings begin in September

Great Books. Great Conversation. All That’s Missing is You!

If you love a good story and lively discussion, join the WWC Book Club, where readers come together to share thoughts, ideas, and a few laughs along the way. We meet on the fourth Monday of each month at the WWC Clubhouse, with two convenient meeting times to fit your schedule:

Afternoon Group — 1:00 PM
Evening Group — 6:30 PM

We’ll kick off our new season of exciting reads in September, and whether you join us for one meeting or all of them, we’d love to have you jump in whenever your ready — there’s always a seat waiting for you. Check out our reading list below and mark your calendar!

Book Club Reading Schedule | September 2025–May 2026

Sep. 22:  The Frozen River — Ariel Lawhon
Oct. 27:  Sandcastle Girls — Chris Bohjalian
Nov. 24:  Victoria — Daisy Goodwin
Jan. 26:  TBD — Tosa All-City Read Book
Feb. 23:  James — Percival Everett
Mar. 23:  The Woman at the Front — Lecia Cornwall
Apr. 27:  The Murder of Roger Ackroyd — Agatha Christie
May. 18:  The Berry Pickers — Amanda Peters

Have questions? Reach out to: Carolyn Mitchell (Afternoon meetings) or Barb Schumacher (Evening and Summer meetings) — they are both happy to help you get connected. We can’t wait to read with you!

We’re collecting pill vials for the Bread of Healing Clinic. Empty pill vials with the labels removed can be drop off in the container found by the elevator in the club, or they can be dropped through the club’s mail slot. You are recycling your bottles – and saving the clinic money. Winners all!

Your Donations Are Needed!

The Community Service Committee invites you to participate in all of these collections:

Seeking School Supplies for Tosa Schools
Please donate these frequently used items to support Tosa teachers. We are collecting Kleenex, paper towels, Clorox wipes, printer paper, Post-it notes (all sizes), pencils and pens.

Give the Gift of Warmth
Sweaters, coats & blankets are being collected for Tosa Cares. A collection box is in the lounge for your new or gently used items through October. Please clean out your closet and pass along some warmth. Questions, please contact Doreen Horak at 414-774-9480.

Ronald McDonald House
Throughout the year, we will continue to collect pull tabs for Ronald McDonald House, empty pill containers with labels removed and food for Tosa Food Pantry.

Bring your donations to the next club event. Thank you!