Womanade At The Pinehills
Upcoming Programs
Womanade bi-monthly programs are scheduled for the second Monday of the month (January, March, May, July, September, November). Programs and events are held in the lower level of the Stonebridge Club. Please note that the meeting times change throughout the year. These programs are published on the Womanade 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
Womanade “Picnic In The Park”
July 13, 2026
5:00-7:00pm
Welcome summer! Time to break out the summer attire and join Womanade for hors d’oeuvres, desserts and refreshing libations as we thank our membership for your support.
Reservations for this popular event will open on June 22. Seating is limited and reservations are required.
Discover the World of Manomet Conservation Sciences
September 14, 2026
4-6PM
Womanade welcomes Molly Jacobs, PhD and VP of Environmental Education and Outreach, as she discusses the organization’s journey from its 1969 roots as a local bird observatory to its current role as an international leader in science and stewardship.
Join us to explore:
Science In Motion: How migratory birds reveal the health of entire ecosystems.
Global Impact: Shorebird recovery and climate science from Alaska to Argentina.
Local Beauty: Life on the Plymouth campus, from its bird banding lab to breathtaking Cape Cod Bay views atop the Manomet Bluffs.
Hear the story first hand and learn how science and collaboration are solving today’s environmental challenges.
“AI: Reshaping How Families Live and Learn”
November 9, 2026
3-5PM
Jen Weedon, Instructor in Online Trust & Safety at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs, will provide a clear look at what AI actually is, how it is reshaping the way families live and learn, and how communities are currently engaging with AI’s opportunities and risks. Her focus will include how schools are grappling with AI in the classroom, what it means for the way young people read, write and think, and how families can have meaningful conversations across generations.
Please join Womanade for this important and timely conversation on these new and powerful tools.
Womanade at The Pinehills
Providing financial assistance for families in the
Plymouth Public Schools
