The Kenosha Women’s Network meets on the second Friday of every month.
Our meetings are fun, informative, and provide a great opportunity to network with other women. Join us!
Monthly Lunch Meeting
KWN meets for lunch on the second Friday of each month. We meet at Casa Capri, 2129 Birch Rd, Kenosha. The meeting begins at 11:30am with a chance to talk to other attendees, with lunch and the program beginning at 12 Noon. We will wrap things up by 1pm. The meeting will include networking, lunch, interesting speakers, raffles and more. Cost is $20 per person and includes the hot buffet lunch.
The next meeting will be held on September 12th at our normal location of Casa Capri Restaurant. Click the link below to sign up. The deadline to register is end of day September 9th, so that we can give our hosts a number for the food.
Not a KWN member yet? We’d love for you to check us out! Register to join us for a lunch or two in order to see what we’re all about. Visitors are welcome to attend up to two meetings before joining; when you’ve made up your mind, click on the form link on our membership page to sign up!
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50/50 Raffle
Members are encouraged to donate gifts valued at $10 or more. Donors and their business are recognized in the monthly newsletter. Raffle tickets are sold at the meeting–$1 each or 6 for $5. The first ticket drawn is half of the proceeds. KWN keeps the remainder for the Mini Grant Fund. Additional winners are then drawn for however many prizes were donated at that meeting.
KWN’s monthly book club, Wise Women Read, meets monthly at Blue House Books, 5915 6th Ave A, Kenosha.
September’s Wise Women Read Meeting
On Tuesday, September 9, at the Wise Women Read Book Club meeting at 6:30 p.m. at Blue House Books, we’ll be discussing Charlie Donlea’s Guess Again. As you may guess (Ha! See what I did there?) from the description, Charlie is a local-ish author!
Ten years ago, 17-year-old high school volleyball star Callie Jones vanished from her quiet Wisconsin lake community. A highly publicized search followed but her body was never found. The case went cold, but the echoes still linger.
Ethan Hall, a former renegade detective turned ER doctor, left law enforcement to escape the horrors of the kid crime division. But on the tenth anniversary of Callie’s disappearance, his former partner, Pete Kramer, makes a desperate request. Pete is the veteran detective who originally investigated the case. Now he’s dying, and to ease his conscience and get closure for the Jones family, he needs Ethan to return to the haunting work he left behind—and solve what happened to Callie, once and for all.
Word soon spreads and everyone in the small town of Cherryview feels a rush of hope that answers will finally be found. Amid a sweltering heatwave, Ethan’s investigation gains momentum, but reexamining old evidence won’t be enough. He needs a new way into the case, no matter how dangerous or unconventional.
Soon Ethan’s methods draw him deeper into a twisted psychological game. Because there is much more to the nightmare of Callie’s disappearance than he imagined, including a connection with his own dark past . . . and secrets that are still worth killing for.
The discussion on October 14 is discussing Frankenstein: The 1831 Text by Mary Shelley!
Frankenstein tells the story of Victor Frankenstein, a young scientist who creates a grotesque, living being from body parts. Driven by ambition and a desire to conquer death, Victor abandons his creation after bringing it to life, horrified by its appearance. The creature, initially innocent, faces rejection and learns of its creator's identity, leading to a tragic series of events fueled by revenge and isolation. The novel explores themes of ambition, scientific ethics, and the consequences of unchecked scientific exploration.
Join the Women Who Read EVERY month or just when the book sounds good to you! Either way, you’ll be glad you did!