What we’re about
**Women of Culture **is a NYC-based community designed to connect and inspire women via meaningful engagement with the arts and creative self-expression. Through carefully curated cultural experiences, trips and workshops, we encourage women to push their boundaries, discover new perspectives and connect more deeply with themselves and those around them.
We believe that, when women come together and collectively tap into their innate creativity, confidence, and one-ness, they have the power to heal the world — from the inside, out.
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Upcoming events (4+)
See all- Too Hot to Handle: Long Island Girl with Carole Feuerman at the Museum of SexNeeds location
In collaboration with the Real Art Muse, join us on Thursday July 24th for an exclusive artist-led tour of the hottest new art exhibit in town! Long Island Girl at the Museum of Sex showcases a remarkable series of sculptures by renowned New York artist Carole Feuerman— works begun in 1976 and never-before publicly exhibited in the United States.
Advance Purchase Required here
These early figurative fragments mark Feuerman’s bold entry into Pop realism—provocative, emotional, and deeply personal. Originally censored after a debut in Fort Worth in 1978, this body of work is now finally being unveiled, offering a rare glimpse into the foundation of a sculptor who would go on to define super realistic art.
Feuerman’s sculptures are more than hyperrealism—they are meditations on inner life, private states, and transcendence. Her evocative style invites psychological interpretation, standing apart from contemporaries like George Segal and Duane Hanson, even as she shared their Pop-inspired influences.
With a background paralleling Andy Warhol’s—both began in advertising and designed for The Rolling Stones—Feuerman redefined the sculptural form through life casts, repeated motifs, and the raw immediacy of everyday figures. Her works echo the visual language of 1960s media culture, but with a grace and emotional depth all her own.
Don’t miss the chance to learn the stories behind these powerful works from the artist herself—plus the opportunity to continue chatting with the artist over rooftop drinks & bites at the gorgeous Nubeluz by Jose Andres after the tour.
Event Details:
6:00 PM | Arrival & mingling at the MOS shop
233 Fifth Ave. at 27th st.6:20 PM | Artist-led exhibit tour at MOS
7:45 PM | Optional food & drinks at Nubeluz
The Ritz Carlton | 25 West 28th St.Advance Purchase Required here
Non-member tickets:
Museum/tour only: $55 early bird through 7/3; $65 full priceArt-full member/Museletter subscriber tickets:
Museum/tour only: $45 early bird through 7/3; $55 full priceFull experience with 1 drink OR app after the tour: $69 early bird through 7/3; $79 full price
Inclusions: All tickets include museum entry + artist-led tour. Full experience tickets also include 1 app or drink afterwards
No premier discount available for this event. Learn more about membership & join here.
Note about tickets/ RSVP's:
- RSVPs on Meetup do NOT count as official registrations for this event, and the RSVP count on Meetup may not reflect the actual number of attendees. To attend, you must purchase a ticket, which guarantees your spot, regardless of whether you RSVP here.
- All paid and confirmed attendees will receive an email from alex@womenofculture.org 1–2 days before the event with further details, including a link to a WhatsApp group for important updates. If you do not receive this email (make sure to check your spam as well), it likely means you did not complete registration or payment.
- Swinging '60s Day Trip to the TWA HotelTwa HOTEL, Jamaica , NY
Step back in time with us on Sunday, July 27 for a chic, 1960s-themed escape to one of New York’s most iconic architectural gems—the TWA Hotel at JFK.
Advance Purchase Required here
Here’s why you won’t want to miss it:
- Private guided tour of the iconic, retro-restored TWA Hotel and exhibits.
- Hands-on nostalgia with vintage fashion try-ons and a 1962 living room.
- Lunch at the Paris Café by Jean-Georges with panoramic runway views.
- Rooftop pool access with cocktails and Jet Age vibes.
Designed by Eero Saarinen and beautifully restored as a retro-luxe destination, the TWA terminal is a love letter to the golden age of air travel—and we’ll be stepping inside for a curated experience filled with nostalgia, connection, and style.
We’ll begin with a private, guided tour of the hotel and its museum-level exhibits, which include 37 full TWA uniforms, original TWA travel posters by David Klein and large-scale TWA artifacts, as well as a preserved Lockheed Constellation “Connie” airplane. In an authentic recreation of a 1962 living room, you can try on retro fashions, admire an original Barbie Dreamhouse and enjoy the far-out furnishings.
After the tour, we’ll enjoy lunch at the Paris Café by Jean-Georges, surrounded by sweeping views of the runways and the terminal’s iconic design.
Finally, Art-full members are invited to stay for reserved rooftop pool access at 3pm—so pack your swimsuit and enjoy cocktails with panoramic views of planes taking off in true Jet Age fashion.
Retro/ flight attendant outfits are encouraged though not required.
Full Schedule:
11:50 am | Arrival for 12pm private, guided tour
1:30 pm | Lunch at the Paris bar
3:00 pm | Option to head to the rooftop poolLocation:
JFK Terminal 5 | One Idlewild Drive | Queens, NYDirections:
- Take the E, J, or Z to Sutphin Blvd–Archer Av–JFK Station (or the LIRR to Jamaica Station)
- Follow signs to the AirTrain JFK & board the AirTrain to Terminal 5
- Follow signage to the TWA Hotel entrance
Advance Purchase Required here
Tickets for non-members:
Tour & brunch only: $60 early bird through 7/6; $65 full priceTickets for Art-full members:*
Tour & brunch only: $50 early bird through 7/6; $55 full price
Full experience with 3pm reserved pool time: $110 early bird through 7/6; $120 full price*Premier members save an additional 10%. Learn more about and join the membership here.
- Network event6 attendees from 2 groups hostingArt-full Member Monday Sessions #6Link visible for attendees
Inspired by our Sisterhood of Discovery series, these casual and intimate bi-weekly calls are designed as a way for Art-full members (and first-time non-member visitors) to start the week with intention and connection.
Advance Registration Require here
Each session will begin with a short grounding meditation, followed by the chance for attendees to check in with their sisters and discuss a pre-selected prompt. Each call is an invitation to deepen your connection with yourself and your fellow Art-full members by showing up for one another consistently.
Conversation will be lightly guided in order to ensure all in attendance feel seen, heard and validated in the service of building one another up through authentic support.
You are invited to show up as your full self, as you are - learning, growing and discovering more about yourself and one another along the way. Please be sure to call from a quiet location where you feel comfortable participating as though we were meeting in person.
Advance Registration Require here
All sessions are FREE for Art-full members, and non-members are invited to attend one trial session before joining the membership. Learn more about the membership and join here.
NEW: For those who are primarily interested in/able to participate in our online events via zoom, we now have the Art-full Sisterhood membership tier for $15/month or $144/year. It includes:
• Access to all Member Monday sessions, every other Monday starting 5/12/25 from 7-8pm ET online via zoom
• Access to all Weekend of Culture getaways and any other Art-full member exclusive trips and gatherings in NYC, LA and beyond, including our trip to London in the Fall of 2025
• Access to a private what's app group for increased connection and communication among members in between events - Through Her Lens: Diane Arbus at Park Ave ArmoryPark Avenue Armory, New York, NY
Join us on Thursday, July 31st for a transformative evening at the Park Avenue Armory as we experience Diane Arbus: Constellation — the largest and most complete presentation of her work ever shown in New York.
Advance Purchase Required here
This immersive and unconventional installation features over 450 photographs, including many never-before-seen prints, all created by Neil Selkirk, Arbus’s former student and the only person authorized to print from her negatives.
Set within the vast, historic space of the Armory, we’ll take a self-guided ‘discovery hunt’ through the space starting at 6 PM, exploring the portraits and stories that made Arbus a radical force in 20th-century photography. Her images of people living on the fringes of society continue to challenge, provoke, and move audiences more than fifty years after her death.
This constellation-style layout encourages intuitive wandering, allowing you to connect the dots between images and discover meaning through your own path — a quiet, reflective journey through chance, chaos, and human connection.
🗣️ “Her memorable work … transformed the art of photography.” — The New York Times
🗣️ “Extraordinary … how fresh it continues to feel.” — The Guardian
Art-full members are invited to continue discussing their findings over food and drinks at Eastpole after the exhibit.Event Details:
6:00 pm | Discovery hunt through the Constellations exhibit
Park Avenue Armory | 643 PARK AVE.7:30 pm | Dinner at Eastpole
133 E 65th St.Advance Purchase Required here
Tickets for non-members:
Exhibit only: $40 early bird through 7/10; $45 full priceTickets for Art-full members:
Exhibit only: $35 early bird through 7/10; $40 full priceFull experience with 1 app or drink at dinner: $65 early bird through 7/10; $70 full price
Inclusions: Full experience tickets also include 1 appetizer OR alcoholic beverage + tax/tip. All additional food or beverage will need to be paid separately.
Premier members save an additional 20%. Learn more about membership here
Note about tickets/ RSVP's:
- RSVPs on Meetup do NOT count as official registrations for this event, and the RSVP count on Meetup may not reflect the actual number of attendees. To attend, you must purchase a ticket, which guarantees your spot, regardless of whether you RSVP here.
- All paid and confirmed attendees will receive an email from alex@womenofculture.org 1–2 days before the event with further details, including a link to a WhatsApp group for important updates. If you do not receive this email (make sure to check your spam as well), it likely means you did not complete registration or payment.
