The Miami Beach Woman’s Club is the city’s newest and most unique venue. Tucked into the intimately beautiful Collins Park neighborhood, the Club serves as a multi-purpose event space, with the capacity to host a wide variety of functions both indoor and outdoor. Its' original Miami Mediterranean style circa 1933 has been thoughtfully and beautifully renovated. Preserving the venue’s original historic charm and incorporating contemporary details, the Miami Beach Woman’s Club is a versatile blank canvas boasting 3,000 square feet indoors and 1,500 square feet outdoors perfect for any occasion. In the wake of the devastating 1926 hurricane, some of Miami Beach’s most renowned and influential women established the Miami Beach Woman’s Club with the intent of fostering neighborly friendship and community. Renowned novelist and founding President, Mrs. Clayton Sedgwick Cooper stated in her founding speech, "Let us be all inclusive, and know no North or South or East or West, nor caste, but include all in our friendships." The members originally met at the home of the founding president, but Miami Beach real estate promoter, Carl G. Fisher so appreciated the women’s efforts to create a culturally rich community that in 1927 he donated the site to build a clubhouse. In 1933 ground was broken on the beautiful Mediterranean style venue, where the building still stands today. The importance of the Woman’s Club within the growing Miami Beach community is illustrated by one of their earliest endeavors, a 'Book Shower' which resulted in the donation of nearly 900 volumes and the creation of the Miami Beach Public Library in Collins Park. Over the years the Woman’s Club has persevered, and in 1974 was listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Recently in 2015, the Miami Beach Woman’s Club re-opened after extensive renovations by the South Beach Group. The building now shines as one of the original examples of early Miami Beach, and features gorgeous original elements such as the unique chandeliers, gorgeous oversized Mediterranean entry doors and vaulted beamed ceilings.

Supported Layouts and Capacities

Banquet - 10 per
Capacity: 100 People

Banquet - 8 per
Capacity: 96 People

Chevron - 18"
Capacity: 72 People

Classroom - 18"
Capacity: 96 People

Classroom - 30"
Capacity: 54 People

Conference
Capacity: 84 People

Hollow Square
Capacity: 75 People

Reception
Capacity: 200 People

Theater
Capacity: 175 People

U-Shape
Capacity: 65 People

Amenities

• Dance Floor
• Wireless Internet/Wi-Fi

Features

• Atmosphere/Decor: Miami Mediterranean style circa 1933
• Special Features: Elegant historic venue Cathedral style entrance hall for ceremony