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Member Events
THURSDAY, JAN 12 | 5:30-8:30PM
MUSICAL COMEDIAN
Musical entertainer Jimmy Keys delivers a high-energy show packed with comedy, visual musical impressions and broadway songs, plus some very exciting piano playing! Join us on Thursday, January 12th for a fun, casual evening with cocktails at 5:30pm, followed by 6pm dinner and our 7pm show! From Vegas to London, Jimmy has captivated audiences all over the world, opening for stars including Willie Nelson, Tom Jones, Huey Lewis and Wynonna Judd. $58 Inclusive of Tax and Service Charge Member Charge Bar| 48-hour cancellation policy Verandah | Club Casual
SATURDAY, FEB 11 | 5:30-8:30PM
Get those boots ready for Country Line Dance Night on the Verandah! Join us on Saturday, February 11 for a great night of ‘kick your heels up fun’ as we lead you through some easy-to-follow country line dance steps. Enjoy our dinner buffet with dining at 6pm. Country-Western attire is optional, so come join us!
TUESDAY, FEB 14 | 6-8:30PM
With a Valentine’s Day menu composed of four courses dedicated to those we love, we invite you to celebrate with our special Valentine’s Day Dinner on Tuesday, February 14th at 6pm on the Verandah and Palmetto Room. Valentine’s Day is reserved for romance, with our accomplish harpist and an elegant chef-led experience you’ll appreciate. It’s also a wonderful evening to savor with good friends, decadent dessert and complimentary champagne toast!
$131 Inclusive of Tax and Service Charge. Member Charge Bar | 48-hour Cancellation Policy Verandah and Palmetto Room | Semi-Formal Attire
SATURDAY, FEB 22 | 6-9PM TUESDAY, FEB 21 | 5-8PM
Feathers, jazz and French Quarter flair – it’s Mardi Gras Theme Night! Enjoy an evening of Mardi Gras-inspired dining on Tuesday, February 21 for a fun BHC theme night on the Verandah!
Start the evening early, dining reservations open at 5pm and there’s always room at the member bar for a festive, pre-dinner cocktail. Mardi Gras-inspired attire is optional, so come masked if you dare!
$35+ Sales Tax | 48-hour cancellation policy
Member Charge Bar| Verandah | Club Casual or Mardi Gras-Inspired Attire
SATURDAY, FEB 25 | 5:30PM
Enjoy a unique dining experience in a Host Home of one of your BHC neighbors, along with 6 to 8 other guests. Your to-be-revealed Host will make a delicious entrée, and guests will be asked to bring either an appetizer, salad, or side dish along with wine. Host homes will all serve our chosen menu, with recipes provided to guests! Dessert will be served at the Clubhouse at 8:30pm. Your donation of $50 per person (member charge) is a tax-deductible contribution to our Berkeley Hall Charitable Foundation. Late in the afternoon on February 25, you and the other guests will receive an invitation with your destination! Registration is open on our member events calendar through February 13. Look for more details coming your way prior to the event!
BOOK CLUB
Read any good books lately? Join our BHC Book Club –
Our meetings are held the first Monday of each month at 3pm in the Ladies Locker Room. For details contact Wendy Hansen: hansenwendyj@gmail.com.
It was a festive, merry time at the holiday Book Club gathering!
JAN 9 | 3PM | THE VERANDAH FEB 6 | 3PM | THE VERANDAH
“The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo”
by Taylor Reid Monique Grant is stunned when Hollywood legend Evelyn Hugo grants an exclusive interview to her over more seasoned journalists, but when she’s also chosen to publish Evelyn’s final confessions after her death, she learns the 79-year-old actress has enough life experience for them both. Growing up poor in Hell’s Kitchen, young Evelyn Herrera changes her name, and climbs the entertainment-industry ladder one husband at a time until she hits Oscar gold. Evelyn plays up her bombshell figure and hides her Cuban roots by dying her hair blonde – the first of many lies she’ll tell over the course of her life to prove she deserves her place in the spotlight. Review: Kirkus Reviews
“The Secret Life of Sunflowers”
by Marta Molnar When Hollywood auctioneer Emsley Wilson finds her famous grandmother's diary while cleaning out her New York brownstone, the pages are full of surprises. The first surprise is, the diary isn't her grandmother's. It belongs to Johanna Bonger, Vincent van Gogh's sisterin-law. Johanna inherited Vincent van Gogh's paintings. They were all she had, and they weren't worth anything. She was a 28-year-old widow with a baby in the 1800s, without any means of supporting herself, living in Paris where she barely spoke the language. Yet she managed to introduce Vincent's legacy to the world. The inspiration couldn't come at a better time for Emsley. With her business failing, an unexpected love, and family secrets unraveling, can she find answers in the past? Review: Amazon
