About the Club

Thousand Oaks Woman's Club

Established in 1964, the Thousand Oaks Woman’s Club is an independent local organization that welcomes any woman from the Conejo Valley and nearby regions. If you're interested in forming meaningful friendships with a diverse group of women, united by their dedication to charitable initiatives, the Thousand Oaks Woman's Club is for you!

We have been a beacon of community spirit since our inception; supporting numerous causes. Our principal fundraising event, the Annual Charity Luncheon/Fashion Show, takes place each spring and is an absolute blast!

Monthly meetings take place on the fourth Wednesday of each month at the Los Robles Golf Course Banquet Hall. Each meeting features lunch and professional entertainment.

Additionally...offering a wonderful opportunity to mingle with other members and explore the exciting cultural attractions and fun activities in and around Thousand Oaks. This year, we launched monthly Game Days, a new favorite where women get together for $10 to play games like Bunco, Mahjong, and other suggested group games and get to know each other even better.

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Frequently asked questions

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  • What are some of the community services supported by the club?

    Community services supported by the club include our own annual TOWC Scholarship Program for High school women, Senior Concerns, Westminster Free Clinic, Harbor House, Interface, and more.

  • When was the club founded?

    Established in 1964, the Thousand Oaks Woman’s Club is an independent local organization that welcomes any woman from the Conejo Valley and nearby regions.

  • What is the mission of the Thousand Oaks Woman’s Club?

    The Thousand Oaks Woman’s Club is dedicated to enhancing the lives of women in Thousand Oaks and the Conejo Valley through volunteer service, cultural and educational programs, growing friendships, and support of scholarships and local 501(c)3s.

  • Is there an age limit?

    There is no age limit to join the Thousand Oaks Woman’s Club.

  • Where are events held?

    Monthly meetings are held at Los Robles Golf Course Clubhouse, on the last Wednesday of each month. Our Clubhouse is located in the Banquet Hall, 299 S. Moorpark Road in Thousand Oaks. We also have special events that are off-site at various locations throughout the area. To browse all club events, visit our Club Events page.

  • How often does the club meet?

    The Club has monthly meetings, the fourth Wednesday of each month. There are also opportunities for members to attend game days and events if they choose. Game days are held monthly and events are held every other month.

  • Can you join anytime during the calendar year?

    Yes, you are more than welcome to join any time during the calendar year.

  • How do I join?

    You may join by filling out our online Membership Application or by visiting our Contact Page. If you would like to attend a meeting to see what we are about, please call us and we can arrange for you to be our guest at one meeting.

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