The Tuckahoe Woman's Club
The Tuckahoe Woman's Club rents its brick clubhouse in Windsor Farms for weddings, receptions, fundraisers and business meetings. The club opened the building in 1954, added a wing in 1957, and bought the next lot in 1958 for a memorial garden. The two-story auditorium has wood floors and a stage. It seats 180 for dinner, or 150 with a dance floor, and about 450 in rows. The Reception Room, with a fireplace and chandeliers, holds 100. The gated garden, shaded by a large oak, seats 125 and can be tented. Renters bring their own caterer, florist and other vendors. The commercial kitchen has a gas range, ovens, a refrigerator and a dishwasher, and the club's Steinway grand piano is available for a fee.
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The Tuckahoe Woman's Club began in February 1936, when two women invited twenty-four friends to a meeting in a private home. It now has about 1,500 members, holds weekly speaker programs and an annual art show, and gives scholarships to local high school seniors.