A welcoming space for every woman
The Women's Club acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and Traditional Custodians of the lands where we meet and gather.
The Women’s Club is a welcoming place where women from different backgrounds, life experiences, and professions come to pursue their interests together, meet with friends, or just catch their breath between meetings.
Central to the Club are our events and circles, where members and their guests engage with inspiring speakers and meet friends old and new.
Located in the heart of Sydney’s CBD, the Club is within easy reach of theatres, galleries, concert halls and public transport. For country, interstate and affiliate club members, our overnight accommodation makes it the perfect base for a Sydney stay. Our network of affiliate clubs opens up a host of great places to visit and stay across Australia and around the world.
The Club offers a superb dining room and beautiful spaces for hosting events and gatherings ranging from business meetings to weddings and private parties.
Whether you want to engage in enlivening discussion, stimulate your brain with bridge, meet friends for lunch, stop for a coffee, shower and change before an evening out, or simply relax over a glass of wine, this is the place to be.
Steeped in history, The Women’s Club has been supporting women to achieve their ambitions for more than a hundred years.
We welcome new members.
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What our members say
“Brings together independent women in a safe and beautiful environment to share ideas.”
"We could learn much from men’s clubs, which were free from the demands of fashion."
Rose Scott
“Varied, friendly, exclusive and interesting.”
“The culture of TWC is rich, informative, and progressive.”
“The culture of TWC is rich, informative, and progressive.”
“Evolving in the right direction.”
"It would do brainy women good to mix with one another, and others who were not brainy would be none the worse."
Mrs (Lady) David
"Restaurants are inconvenient, there is not a place to which to invite distinguished visitors and no means to meet intellectual women outside one’s own circle."
Mary Booth