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Dear Penn Club Members,
April is here, and The Penn Club is humming with momentum! March was a remarkable month, and I am proud to reflect on the moments that brought our community together It was an honor to host the Welcome Reception for the 2026 City Club Summit, organized by the City of New York Chapter of the Club Management Association of America — an evening that showcased the very best of Penn Club hospitality to club management professionals from across the city Our All-Ivy 50 & Over Netw-
qually memorable, with one member sharing that despite considering not attending after a long day, the thoughtfully arranged speed networking tables and dinner seating made it " easy and energizing to meet new people " That kindoffeedbackisexactlywhatdrivesus.
I am also thrilled to share that The Penn Club has received an A rating from the New York City Department of Health, a reflection of the exceptional standards our Culinary Team, Engineering Team, and entire staff uphold every single day Congratulationsandthankyoutoeveryteammemberwhosededicationmadethisrecognitionpossible.
On the membership front, we are proud to announce that The Penn Club now has over 7,200 members As spring warms up, our Director of Membership Jennifer Gregoriou will be heading to the University of Pennsylvania campus this month to connect with students and young alumni, ensuring the next generation of Quakers knows that The Penn Club is their home inNewYorkCity.
Our culinary team continues to impress. Executive Chef Michael Bourquin has launched a beautiful new Main Dining Room menu this spring, and I encourage every member to come in and experience it Personally, I have been enjoying the Grilled Australian Rack of Lamb, the cauliflower au gratin and black garlic rosemary jus make it an exceptional dish! A new Grill Room menu is also on the horizon, so stay tuned for more exciting updates from our kitchen And a reminder that our Senior Sundays Overnight Room Special, $250 per night with complimentary continental breakfast, is available through May 31stformembersaged65andover ItisawonderfulwaytoenjoyeverythingMidtownhastoofferwithoutthehassle
April promises to be an extraordinary month From Adrien Brody's Broadway debut in The Fear of 13 at our Dinner & A Show, to conversations on investigative journalism, reproductive health, and the future of quantitative finance, there is something meaningful for every member Our Young Alumni Committee has a full slate of programming, and our societies continuetogrowandthrive atruereflectionofthediverse,vibrantcommunitywearebuildinghereatThePennClub
Warmregards,

KevinOBrien,CCM GeneralManager/COO

April at The Penn Club blooms with culture, connection, and conversation! Make your Broadway debut at our Dinner & A Show featuring Adrien Brody and Tessa Thompson in The Fear of 13, stroll through TriBeCa and Madison Avenue galleries with expert guides, and uncover the secrets of global financial crime with a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Celebrate the season at the All-Ivy Passover Seder, hear from a reproductive health pioneer on owning your fertility, and a quant veteran on the future of machine learning in finance Whether you ' re teeing up for golf season, practicing your French, or rolling the dice at Backgammon Night, April has something for everyone
Your feedback enhances our programming each season After attending an event, please share your thoughts through our survey to help shape future offerings. Registration is seamless through The Penn Club app, available on both the App Store and Google Play. For any questions or technical assistance, our team is here to help at 212-403-6625 or events@pennclubny org
Please Note: All prices indicated with "++" does not include additional tax and gratuity.

Cancellation Policy: Due to financial obligations, cancellation requests must be received 48 hours prior to the event unless otherwise noted. Some events require longer notice periods, please review the specific cancellation policy in the app before registering. Cancellations after the stated window and no-shows will be charged the full event cost
All-Ivy Passover Seder
Thursday, April 2nd • 7:00 PM – 9:30 PM
$125.00++ per person (ages 13+) • $65.00++ per person (ages 5–13) • Complimentary (ages 4 and under)

Join us for a warm, kosher-style All-Ivy Passover Seder at The Yale Club celebrating the timeless themes of memory, optimism, faith, togetherness, and responsibility We'll honor tradition with a brief, engaging Haggadah and a beautifully prepared seder plate, welcoming guests of all backgrounds to participate. Whether this is your first Seder or a cherished tradition, come as you are and celebrate with members of the Ivy Clubs!
Provence Calling: Cities, Country, and Coast Wednesday, April 15th • 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM

Embark on a visual journey through Provence with Travel Society Co-Chair Terry Pranses, a passionate Francophile with deep personal ties to the region
Explore the historic inland cities of Aix-en-Provence, Arles, and Avignon, discover enchanting hilltop villages, and marvel at the Gorges du Verdon, Europe's answer to the Grand Canyon. Whether you ' re planning your next French adventure or simply dreaming of lavender fields and seaside cafés, this presentation will inspire you to discover, or rediscover, this magnificent region.
Reaching Elite Performance with Dr. Darby
Tuesday, April 21st • 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
$15++ Members • $25++ Guests

Nationally respected sports and business psychologist Dr Darby Bonomi joins us to share practical tools for strengthening resilience, sharpening focus, and sustaining well-being in demanding environments. Drawing on neuroscience, developmental psychology, and over 30 years of clinical and performance experience, Dr. Bonomi's approach is as applicable in the boardroom as it is on the field Her recent book, Unshrinkable: How Strong Women Criticize, Diminish and Thwart Themselves and How to Stop, was published in March 2026. Whether you ' re an executive, athlete, or simply navigating a high-pressure season of life, this session offers strategies to help you perform at your best
Follow the Money: Investigative Journalism, Law, and Financial Crime
Wednesday, April 22nd • 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
$15++ Members • $25++ Guests

Join us as Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist Gerard Ryle and Columbia University professor Annemarie McAvoy explore the intersection of global finance, secrecy, and accountability. As Executive Director of the International
Consortium of Investigative Journalists, Ryle led the teams behind the Panama Papers and Pandora Papers, investigations that transformed how the world examines offshore corruption This conversation is especially timely as it coincides with the 10-year anniversary of the Panama Papers McAvoy, a former federal prosecutor and expert in anti-money laundering and financial crime, brings a sharp legal perspective to the discussion. Don't miss this compelling evening spanning law, economics, and investigative journalism
Own Your Fertility: Navigating the Increasingly Accessible Frontier of Reproductive Health
Tuesday, April 28th • 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
$15++ Members • $25++ Guests

As science and society advance rapidly, the way we build families is changing and Dr. Jaime Knopman wants women to be informed and prepared The board-certified reproductive endocrinologist and Penn alum (CAS '00) joins co-author Rebecca Raphael (C'96) to discuss their new book, Own Your Fertility: From Egg Freezing to Surrogacy, How to Take Charge of Your Body and Your Future. Together they'll debunk common fertility misconceptions, demystify the options available to women today, and answer your questions about this rapidly evolving landscape Bring any questions you may have this is an open, informative conversation for all
The Quantamental Revolution: Factor Investing in the Age of Machine Learning
Wednesday, April 29th • 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
$15++ Members • $25++ Guests

Quant veteran and Penn Club member Milind Sharma takes us inside the real world of quantitative finance how it evolved on Wall Street, what actually works in practice, and where machine learning and AI are changing the game. Drawing on 30 years of industry experience, Milind will spotlight his new book, The Quantamental Revolution: Factor Investing in the Age of Machine Learning, covering factor investing, risk premia, smart betas, and ML ensembles for hedge funds The conversation will be moderated by Bloomberg investing reporter Hema Parmar, one of Wall Street's sharpest hedge fund journalists and also feature an independent academic critique of the book from Professor Emmanuel

ery walk Penn alumnus Efren Olivares, Founder of Look@NYArt, will guide you through seven to eight of the neighborhood's best current exhibitions, spanning painting, sculpture, photography, video, and installation art After a successful 20-year career in pharmaceutical marketing, Efren earned his M A in Modern and Contemporary Art from Christie's Education and now leads tours at MoMA and the Museum of the City of New York. Whether you ' re an advanced art lover or a curious beginner, you'll leave with a deeper appreciation for one of the city's most dynamic cultural neighborhoods
Art Gallery Stroll with Vida Schreibman
Saturday, April 18th • 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
$40 Per Member • $50 Per Guest


Saturday, April 11th • 11:00 AM or 3:00 PM
$45 Per Member • $55 Per Guest

Head to Madison Avenue's Upper East Side for a two-hour art gallery walk through one of New York's most prestigious cultural corridors With its proximity to Museum Mile and a concentration of top-tier international galleries housed in historic townhouses, the neighborhood offers a unique window into Impressionist, Modern, and Post–World War II art. Your guide, Vida Schreibman, holds an M A in Visual Arts Administration from NYU and has been an adjunct faculty member at NYU's Steinhardt School since 1992, with prior appointments at Pratt Institute and extensive experience managing contemporary galleries in NYC and Miami. Whether you ' re a seasoned collector or simply curious, this is a wonderful opportunity to explore art in great company
Explore TriBeCa, often named New York's rising artmarket epicenter on this expertly curated two-hour galle-
Backgammon Night
Thursday, April 30th • 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
À La Carte

Did you know backgammon is the oldest board game known to man, with origins stretching back 5,000 years? Whether you ' re a seasoned player or have always wanted
French Table
Tuesday, April 7th • 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
À La Carte

Join us for our second French Table in The Grill Room a relaxed evening of conversational French for all levels

Dinner & A Show: The Fear of 13
Thursday, April 16th • 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM
$285++ Per Person


Join us for April's Dinner & A Show as we feature dinner at The Penn Club followed by orchestra seating for “The Fear of 13”. Enjoy a specially curated buffet dinner, unlimited wine, and conversation with co-producers Scott Abrams (three-time Tony Award® winner) and Valerie Novakoff Britten before heading to the show Written by Lindsey Ferrentino and directed by Tony Award winner David Cromer, The Fear of 13 has been called " an unmissable portrait of death row injustice." Don't miss this extraordinary night of theater and connection!
Whether you ' re a croissant-crushing beginner or a beretwearing expert, this is your place to practice the language in good company. Conversation will flow between French and English depending on ability, so no need to be fluent to join in Francophiles Rendezvous Society Chair Vida Schreibman will share highlights from her recent holiday trip to Paris, including updates on current museum hibit
A Tavola!
Thursday, April 23rd • 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
À La Carte

Pull up a chair at our Tavola Italiana in The Grill Room for a relaxed evening of Italian conversation no grammar drills, no flash cards, no judgment Whether you ' re a proficient speaker or a curious beginner, this is your place to practice the language and explore Italian culture through the words that bring it to life. Just good company, good conversation, and a shared love of la bella lingua

Golf Society Networking Night
Friday, April 10th • 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM
$30++ Per Person • Penn Club Members Only


Kick off golf season with an evening of connection and camaraderie in The Grill Room This is the perfect opportunity to network with fellow members, coordinate spring and summer outings to our golf reciprocal clubs, and connect with those heading to warmer destinations. Enjoy unlimited well-made drinks and hors d'oeuvres as you plan your next round on the greens.
Real Estate Networking Night
Thursday, April 16th • 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM
$30++ Per Person • Penn Club Members Only

The conversation at our last industry mixer matched the moment, members traded real-time insights on office, retail, and multifamily, unpacked the evolving policy landscape, and dug into what the next few years could look like for owners, operators, and brokers We're keeping the momentum going! Join fellow Real Estate Society members in The Grill Room for an evening of substantive conversation and meaningful connection over unlimited well-made drinks and hors d'oeuvres.
Executive Leads Development Luncheon
Friday, April 17 • 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM h
$60 Per Penn Club Member

Accelerate your business growth through our executive leads development group for Penn Club and Wharton Club NY members This exclusive monthly luncheon maintains a one-per-discipline structure ensuring noncompetitive collaboration and maximum value. Cofacilitated by certified Business and Transition Coach Ca-
Hedge Fund & Bulls and Bears Society Meeting
Monday, April 20th • 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
$15++ Members • Penn Club Members Only

Following the success of our January gathering, the Hedge Fund & Bulls and Bears Society returns for another informal evening of market conversation and camaraderie. Whether you ' re a seasoned investor or simply someone who follows the markets, this casual in-person session is a great opportunity to connect, exchange insights, and build community with fellow members.
Senior Social Lunch & Learn

Thursday, April 30th • 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM
$60 Per Penn Club Member

Our beloved monthly lunche especially for members aged brings a new opportunity to n experiences, and enjoy a wo month, we welcome B.H. Barry, Tony Award-winning fight director, for The Art of the Fight: A Life on Stage and Screen
Children's Spring Garden Party
Sunday, April 26th • 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
$69.00++ per person (ages 13+)
$39.00++ per person (ages 5–12)
Complimentary (ages 4 & under)

Celebrate spring at our first-ever Children's Spring Garden Party in the Grand Ballroom at The Yale Club! Enjoy a colorful selection of bites and desserts, a chit bar for adults, and several craft stations with a few surprises in store We encourage the kids to wear their spring best all ages are welcome, with programming especially suited for ages 4–10. Beverages are included.
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The c community of 15 members at The Penn Club for alumni ages 21–35. Last month, our young alumni laced up for Squash, celebrated St. Patrick's Day at our festive happy hour, and got creative at our floral workshop! From sports and hands-on workshops to themed brunches and networking events, YAC programming is designed to help you build lasting friendships and expand your professional network with like-minded peers For questions or inquiries about attending or joining the Young Alumni Committee, please email events@pennclubny.org or call 212-403-6625

Join us for our monthly Squash Round Robin at The Yale Club, courtesy of our Young Alumni Committee! Limited spots available sign up on the Penn Club app. Squash equipment available for rental directly with The Yale Club!

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Workshop, perfect for absolute beginners! An art instructor Joan Iaconetti will guide you through accessible watercolor techniques to create an abstract landscape, no artistic talent required, just curiosity and a willingness to try something new.
As you paint, sip on wine and connect with fellow young alumni in a relaxed, encouraging atmosphere
Young Alumni Breakfast at Tiffany’s Sunday, April 26th • 12:00pm - 2:00pm
$75++ Per Person

Put on your pearls, grab your sunnies, and join us for a Breakfast at Tiffany's Brunch inspired by Audrey Hepburn, old Hollywood glam, and everyone ' s favorite little blue box
Expect chic décor, bubbly cocktails, and a decadent brunch spread! We highly encourage dressing the part: little black dresses, pearls, tuxedos, sleek updos, and classic glam vibes
The more fabulous, the better - let's brunch in style!






The Penn Club is continuing our Member Refer a Member Promotion. With this offer, you and the referred member will both receive a generous $100 house credit when they join paying dues and an initiation fee. And the best part - there's no limit to the number of referrals and house credits you can receive, so what are you waiting for? Start referring now and enjoy the amazing benefits! For more information, please contact the membership office at membership@pennclubny.org or call 212.403.6627 M E M B E R R E F E R A M E M B E R


Our Member Spotlight continues to shine a light on the incredible individuals at the heart of The Penn Club. Whether you'd like to share your own journey or celebrate a fellow member, we invite you to be part of this feature. Reach out to events@pennclubny.org to get involved.
Q: What motivated you to become a member of The Penn Club?
A: Initially it was due to the post-Covid lull in networking events. The Penn Club nicely filled the social void during those trying times The warmth of the staff (John, Tony, Elizabeth, Nick, Maria) kept me coming back. Sitting at the Grill Room bar I’m often reminded of a scene from Cheers with Tony as the Ted Danson analog.
Q: Can you share a bit about your background and professional journey?
A: Having lived and studied in four countries & visited many more, I like that the Penn Club serves as a crossroads for intellectuals from all over the world. I had the benefit of attending the best boarding schools in Canada & India not to mention Oxford, Vassar & Carnegie Mellon dabbling in Philosophy, Physics, Mathematics & Finance. During the Nasdaq crash, Merrill Lynch footed the bill for my Wharton Exec Ed courses in addition to the many other courses I took at NYU & Princeton as part of my lifelong learning endeavors As part my giving back initiatives, I started New York’s premier society for quants which runs educational events for MFE students I also started lecturing and running Capstone courses for the top quant finance MFE programs. I have now personally mentored well over 150 MFE students over the past 15 years who are now gainfully employed at the top Wall Street firms While my day job (running a quant trading firm after stints at Merrill, Deutsche & RB-
C) pays the bills, my various (pro bono) educational initiatives resulted in a series of publications culminating in the book mentioned below.
Q: Can you highlight a memorable experience or event from your time as a member?
A: Maria & the events team have done a terrific job with organizing events especially the Passport series and the joint Ivy Halloween type celebrations. They’ve also been nice enough to accommodate vegan & zero-proof modifications to the menu. At a Penn Club event in 2024 featuring the latest edition of Kindleberger's classic (“Manias, Panics, and Crashes: A History of Financial Crises”) I found myself sitting behind the legendary investor Howard Marks’. This led me to pen a short section of my forthcoming book on his investment philosophy entitled, “MANIAS, PANICS, AND CRASHES”
Q: Are there any upcoming events or projects you're excited about?
A: Looking forward to my book launch event on April 29 entitled “The Quantamental Revolution” (Wiley). The event will be moderated by a Bloomberg hedge fund reporter Prof Manos Hatzakis (a Wharton phd with extensive experience from Goldman/ Merrill, UBS etc) will provide an independent, academic critique of the book while I will provide an overview of the 13 chapters When the pioneering quant finance program was launched at CMU in 1994, the visionary founders foresaw the Quant takeover of Wall St Well, we are all Quants now! I was fortunate to have a front row seat to “The Quantamental Revolution” starting in the phd program there in 1994 & decided to not only document that arc of evolution but also my particular brand of ML enhanced factor investing In over 500 pgs I show how one goes from taming the factor zoo to smart betas to smarter alphas and market neutral hedge funds Finally, I touch upon the more existential issues confronting humanity in light of the seismic, supersonic, tsunami of disruption coming our way now that we have crossed the event horizon of the Singularity.
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A: I’ve long been a fan of Richard III: “A flourish, trumpets! Strike alarum, drums! Let not the heavens hear these tell-tale women rail on the Lord’s anointed ” But why be distressed now that I’m an active member of The Penn Club, a more fitting quote feels like this line from The Comedy of Errors: “Small cheer and great welcome makes a merry feast.”
If you spot Milind at the Club, don't miss the chance to say hello, or better yet, join us for our upcoming program, The Quantamental Revolution: Factor Investing in the Age of Machine Learning!





Introducing “Toast” Gatherings, a brand-new weekly happy hour series in The Grill Room designed to bring members together at the end of the workday. Grab a pint, see familiar faces, and unwind in a casual, welcoming atmosphere that feels like running into old friends. Each evening is organized by decade, so you can reconnect with classmates and fellow members from your era. These gatherings are the perfect excuse to slow down, share a drink, and build the kind of community that keeps you coming back. RSVP on The Penn Club app, open to Penn Club Members only.
Kick off the series every Wednesday from 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM starting in May! MAY 6 - CLASS OF 1970 - 1979 TH MAY 13 - CLASS OF 1980 - 1989 TH MAY 20 - CLASS OF 1990 - 1999 TH MAY 27 - CLASS OF 2000 - 2009 TH




The Penn Club Earns an A from the NYC Department of Health
We are proud to announce that The Penn Club of New York received an A rating from the NYC Department of Health!This achievement is a true reflection of the high standards our team upholds every single day Congratulations to our Culinary Team, Engineering Team, and all staff whose dedication to excellence and food safety made this recognition possible.We are committed to maintaining this standard of care for our members and guests.

The Penn Club Hosts the 2026 City Club SummitWelcome Reception
In late March,The Penn Club was proud to serve as the host venue for theWelcome Reception of the 2026 City Club Summit, organized by the City of NewYork Chapter of the Club Management Association of America (CMAA).The annual summit brings together club management professionals from across the city for three days of education, networking, and industry discussions covering everything from club trends and cybersecurity to communications, beverage programs, and leadership Our team rose to the occasion, with Chef and our culinary staff preparing a beautiful reception buffet as we welcomed attendees from clubs across New York It was a wonderful evening of connection and a proud moment forThe Penn Club to represent the best of private club hospitality.
Participation in Societies is one of the many benefits of membership at The Penn Club. This is exclusively for Penn Club Members only. To ensure a quicker response from society chairs, please copy Maria Espichan, mespichan@pennclubny org

Travel Society
TheTravelSocietyhostedaneveningwith longtimeSicilytouroperatorKarenLaRosa, takingmembersonarichlyillustrated journeythroughSicily's3,000-yearhistory!

Film Society
TheFilmSocietyhostedanetworkingdinner discussingtheOscars,andacompellingfireside chatwithaward-winningdirectorWilliam NunezonhisdocumentaryTheConqueror: HollywoodFallout!
NextMeeting:Monday,April6th

The “Pen” Club
The"Pen"ClubgatheredintheLibraryfor theirmonthlymeeting,featuringmember updatesandcoldreadingsoforiginalworks

The AEC Salon is the reinvention and reinterpretation of the Design and Construction Intraclub The “Salon” is a place intended for those involved or interested in the built environment to share ideas across disciplines and socialize, rather than a “professional networking” group Case subjects for discussion include environmental standards like LEED and Passive House, NYC’s Local Law 11, or the upcoming and controversial Local Law 97 Don’t know what those are? Join our diverse group of members who are design, real estate, engineering, and construction professionals for a drink and find out! You’ve never seen so many professional acronyms – but it doesn’t matter if you don’t have them If you ’ re interested in the built environment, anything goes.
For more information, please contact Christopher T. LaSala at clasala@draftworkllc.com
Founded in 2006, the mission of the Penn Club Hedge Fund/Bulls and Bears Society is to foster an engaging and collaborative environment where members discuss the global markets, share key insights on investment trends, and reflect on and analyze recent market events By providing discussion points to guide conversations, we aim to share financial knowledge, encourage thoughtful dialogue, and promote networking within our society and the Penn Club community The club meets the 2nd Tuesday of every month at 5:30 p m
For more information, contact Dorothy Nickelson at dorothynickelson@comcast net
The Chess Society welcomes chess enthusiasts of all levels, from beginners picking up the game for the first time to experienced players looking to sharpen their skills Members can expect opportunities to play, learn, and connect with fellow chess enthusiasts in an inclusive environment that celebrates the timeless appeal of this strategic game
For more information, contact Fabrice Fiol at fabrice fiol@gmail com
What do films mean to you? Memories of childhood and first dates, modern miracles of technology, cultural bellwethers? Or maybe you ’ re a filmmaker or a film investor or a film student Whether you saw your first film in a theatre or on a screen you held in your hand, if you love cinema, the Film Society is for you
For further information, please contact Ed Hoffmeister at ejh1ejh1@msn com
The Penn Club Golf is an active community of golfers, ranging from seasoned players to those new to the game, all connected through the Penn Club Built on camaraderie and a genuine love for the sport, our society offers a space for members to come together over their shared interest in golf!
For more information, please contact Jacob Shapiro at pennclubgolfsociety@gmail.com
Penn Club Parents is a group dedicated to community and inperson meet-ups for parents and their children Our current events are Family Friday takeovers of the Grill room These nights take place once a month and include a seasonal craft for children
For more information, please contact Katie Johnson at katie@decodenyc.com
Backgammon is the oldest board game known to man, with origins stretching back 5,000 years! For those who love it as well as folks who’ve always wanted to try, all are welcome to join us for the best competition and camaraderie a simple strategic dice game can offer!
For more information, contact James McNamara at bvhdoc@sbcglobal.net

An opportunity for Club members to meet & exchange ideas, experiences and resources on all aspects of French life including travel, the visual and performing arts, cinema, literature, fashion, cuisine, history, politics, and much more Planning an upcoming trip to France and need some hotel, restaurant & special event suggestions? What new museum exhibitions are not to be missed? Or, you took French in school and want to brush up on your seldom used vocabulary - perhaps finding a Club member who enjoys the art of bilingual conversation!
For further information, please contact Vida Schreibman at vidasch@aol.com
The Penn Club Networking Society (PennNet) provides a dynamic platform for professionals and entrepreneurs to expand their network and forge valuable relationships in a social and engaging environment We offer opportunities to connect with new people, collaborate on projects, and enhance career prospects PennNet welcomes anyone seeking meaningful connections and professional growth!
For more information, please contact Christine Rodriguez at arc1ann@gmail.com
"The Pen Club" at The Penn Club! The Penn Club is pleased to announce the founding of a society dedicated to the promotion and production of the written word Simply put, we ' re a writer's club All those who identify as wordsmiths are welcome: from published authors in all genres, to business and technical writers, to those who yearn to develop their own voices in this labor of love In the age of AI, writing continues to be a most human activity that sustains us Often a solitary process (even in a Google doc!), conversation in community highlights our humanity
For more information, please contact Fred Roden at frederick roden@uconn edu
The Real Estate Club aims to bring together Penn Club members and alumni who work in, or are simply curious about, the real estate industry Through monthly gatherings, the club will offer a consistent forum for networking, learning, and conversation, featuring guest speakers including investors, developers, brokers, architects, and faculty thought leaders from University of Pennsylvania and affiliate schools Programming includes market updates, intimate discussions with industry leaders, social events, and behind-the-scenes tours of notable real estate projects
For more information, please contact Tyler King at tylerrking09@gmail.com
The Penn Club Wine Society celebrates the art and enjoyment of wine through fellowship and education Our group brings together both novice enthusiasts and experienced collectors to explore exceptional wines in an approachable setting Through quarterly wine dinners and curated tastings, members share their passion while discovering new vintages and regions From exploring the Club's cellar selections to learning about wine and food pairings, our focus is on creating memorable experiences that blend conviviality with appreciation
For more information, please contact co-chairs: Michael Noonan at noonan.michael@gmail.com or Mark Jackson at mark@markgjackson.com
Where would you like to visit next? Whether you ' re an armchair traveler or a seasoned one with many memorable journeys, please join us to discuss all manner of travel and to share advice & valuable resources and exchange ideas on future destinations Along the way our lively conversations will traverse history, culture, cuisine, the arts, architecture & design and much more What unites us is our love of adventure and in discovering new people & places, both near and far!
For more information, please contact Sara Banerjee at sarabanerjee63@gmail com
The Penn Club is excited to announce the founding of a new society for Broadway and off-Broadway enthusiasts! Whether you ' re a longtime theater devotee or someone curious about discovering live performance, we invite you to join our inaugural meeting Our vision includes monthly gatherings to discuss productions, organize group outings to shows, and host talk-backs with industry talents This is the very beginning, so we ' re looking for passionate theater lovers to help shape what
The Theatre Society will become Theater brings people together in ways that few other art forms can From the anticipation before curtain call to the conversations that linger long after the final bow, live performance creates connections and memories that last a lifetime Come help us launch The Theatre Society and be part of building a community for theater enthusiasts
For more information, contact Ed Hoffmeister at ejh1ejh1@msn.com
The Volunteer Service Club brings together members to participate in service-oriented activities that improve the New York City community once a month
For more information, contact Dean Hrozenchik at dhrozenchik.alpfa@gmail.com
What does it mean to be a leader in the 21st century?
The Entrepreneurship, Leadership and Technology (ELT) Society is a community where aspiring and established leaders, technologists, and entrepreneurs can find their tribe We meet monthly, alternating between on-site sessions at the Penn Club and virtual meetups
Our programming blends expert talks from distinguished professors, peer-to-peer idea sharing, and exclusive networking events Whether you ' re seeking advice, a cofounder, or just stimulating conversation, the ELT Society provides the platform to connect and thrive
For more information, contact Arif Sufi, at arifsufi@ape4.com
Founded in 2006, the Penn Club Women in Business Society is dedicated to fostering a supportive and empowering community for women professionals We provide a space to engage in meaningful discussions on the challenges women face in business, while also facilitating introductions and promoting community. Our members come from a wide range of industries in business and from non-profit organizations We contribute to putting together Penn Club programs open to all, by organizing panels, workshops, and social events that encourage personal and professional growth The club meets on the 4th Tuesday of every month at 5:30 p m
For more information, contact Dorothy Nickelson at dorothynickelson@comcast net




Sunday, May 10th
Seatings from 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Adults: $95++, Children Ages 5-12: $55++, Children under 5: Free
Cancellation Policy: Due to financial obligations, cancellation requests must be received by Monday, May 5th, otherwise you will be charged the full cost of the event. All no-shows are charged full cost. Last day to RSVP is Monday, May 5th.
Mediterranean Artichoke, Mushroom & Tomato Salad
Feta & Olive Dressing
Italian Seafood Salad
Shrimp, Scallops, Calamari, Red Wine Vinaigrette
Chilled Shrimp Cocktail
Chilled Green & White Asparagus with Mimosa Vinaigrette
Artisan Smoked Norwegian & Pastrami
Spiced Salmon
Red Onions, Capers, Chopped Eggs, Grain
Mustard Sauce
Mixed Local Baby Greens
Endive, Farmer’s Cheese, Strawberries, California Almonds
Lemon-Honey Vinaigrette
Selection of Brunch Pastries, Muffins, Mini Bagels, Scones & Croissants
Fresh Seasonal Fruit Salad
Lemon, Honey & Tea Brined Chicken with Charred Corn Chow-Chow Pan Seared Salmon with Peas, Morels, Leeks & Tarragon Sauce
Parmesan & Herb Roasted Baby Confetti Potatoes
Casserole of Spring Vegetables
Applewood Smoked Bacon, Breakfast Sausage Links
Seasoned Breakfast Potatoes
Cinnamon Sugared French Toast, Warm Vermont Maple Syrup
Eggs and Omelets Prepared to Order Free Range Eggs & Egg Whites
Mushrooms, Ham, Peppers, Onions, Spinach, Tomatoes, Cheddar Cheese
Pasta Station
Mezze Rigatoni & Three Cheese
Tortellini prepared to order
Broccoli, Roasted Peppers, Sun Dried
Tomatoes, Grilled Chicken, Mushrooms, Peas, Marinara, Alfredo or Pesto
Carving Station
Orange & Bourbon Glazed Pork
Tenderloin, Apricot-Mustard Glazed
Rack of Lamb

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