
Womanade bi-monthly programs are scheduled for the second Monday of the month (January, March, May, July, September, November). Programs are held in the lower level of the Stonebridge Club. Please note that meeting times change throughout the year.
These programs are advertised on the Womanade’s website, www.womanadeph.org, and in the Pinehills Land Owners Association (PHLOA) Newsletter. Womanade membership receives an email invitation three weeks prior to upcoming programs as well as a follow-up reminder. If you have any questions or wish to provide feedback or suggestions for future programs, please contact us at womanadeph@gmail.com.

Kristin Vokey Muratore has been practicing law in Plymouth, MA for more than 15 years focusing on Elder Law related matters including Estate and Medicare planning, Probate Matters and Wills and Trusts. She will present the purpose of each document, the best way to navigate the complexities of each and the importance of reviewing and updating existing documentation. Join us for this informative and important presentation.
The Spring Annual Tea is one of Womanade’s most popular events. It is an opportunity to spend relaxing time with friends while enjoying a comforting cup of tea along with delicious sandwiches and desserts provided by our own Plymouth South’s High School Culinary Department. Entertainment will once again be provided by the unique sounds and talent of Plymouth South’s “South Avenue”, an award winning A Capella ensemble founded in 2016.
Seating is limited and reservations are required.


Womanade is thrilled to welcome Bob Malone, the visionary Guardian and Co-Owner of the historic Priscilla Beach Theatre (PBT), home to “Broadway In A Barn since 1937” in Manomet.
This is more than a business for Bob, it’s a lifelong passion. As a Plymouth teenager, he spent five formative years at PBT, working on sets, cleaning the theater and acting in many productions. More than three decades later, Bob and his wife, Sandy, purchased PBT and embarked on a journey to revitalize this local cultural landmark and preserve it for years to come.
Join us as Bob shares his fascinating story, touching on theatre history and its legendary alumni (including Paul Newman and others), the restoration journey, life in the arts and what it truly takes to run all facets of a summer theatre.
Don’t miss this opportunity to hear the story of PBT’s enduring legacy as well as a few entertaining stories from over the years.
We invite you to join us for a peek behind the curtain!
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