Showcase of the Arts

The Art Adjudication offers Spring-Ford School District students the opportunity to showcase their artistic talents. The final exhibition highlights the diverse creativity and skills of students across a range of media including painting, sculpture, ceramics, photography, jewelry, and digital art. Students in grades 9-12 may submit works in painting, drawing, graphics, and jewelry, while those in grades 7 and 8 may submit drawings and paintings. A committee reviews each submission and selects First, Second, and Third Place winners in each grade and category. All winners, along with their parents and art teachers, are invited to the Showcase of the Arts, where students present their artwork.

Gardening at the Library

Our Garden Club plants and maintains seasonal gardens surrounding the entrance to the library for the enjoyment of all who visit there.

Royersford Community Day

Our club maintains a table, offers information and raffle tickets for a prize awarded to a lucky winner during this event where local businesses, food vendors and community groups offer their wares along Main Street.

Fashion Show & Luncheon

The Rhinestone Cowgirl Western Theme Fashion Show was a lively and memorable event hosted by the Woman’s Club of Royersford, featuring impressive western décor, interactive line dancing, and enthusiastic models. Congratulations to Renee for winning the Best Dressed Cowgirl contest and to Eliza, who took the runner-up spot.

The success of the day was made possible by the dedication of volunteers, Rita, raffle basket coordinator, the creative efforts of lead decorator Ann Marie, the organizational leadership of fashion show chair Katharine, and the photography of Carol Hall, all of whom contributed to creating a special experience for attendees.

View photos from the event on our Facebook Page Here!

Designer Bag Bingo 2026

Join us for an exciting Designer Bag Bingo Fundraiser taking place on Saturday, March 21 at the Friendship Fire Co, located at 269 Green Street, Royersford. Doors will open at noon, giving you plenty of time to get settled and explore our event offerings: basket raffles, 50/50 drawing, and the gift card tree for even more chances to win. Bingo starts promptly at 1:30 PM.

Tickets are available for $40 each, which include 20 Bingo Cards. If you'd like to play more, an additional set of 20 games can be purchased for $10.

Our prize selection features top designer brands, including Coach, Kate Spade, Tory Burch, Michael Kors, and Dooney & Bourke.

Feel free to bring your own snacks and non-alcoholic beverages to enjoy during the event. There will also be a full cash bar available, as well as a specialty drink. Please note that no outside alcohol (NO BYOB) is permitted.

Don't miss your chance to add a luxury accessory to your collection while supporting a great cause. We look forward to seeing you there!

This event has limited seating capacity.  To ensure that all guests have a seat and can fully participate, each attendee must have purchased their own bingo game sheets.

Homes for the Holidays and Light the Night in the Twin Borough

Thank you to all who supported our 2023 Homes for the Holidays fundraiser, especially the wonderful homeowners who agreed to decorate and open their homes for the tour.  Everyone who toured the homes was truly impressed with the decorations and the features of each home.  Despite the weather, spirits were high and joyful.  Stayed tuned for our next holiday tour in 2025 or 2026!

Click here to see past tour pictures.

2nd Annual Holiday Bazaar

The Woman’s Club of Royersford held their second annual Holiday Bazaar at SFCC along with special guests SF Historical Society ,Royersford Public Library and Spring-Ford Music Association . A great Turnout thank you all. Great crafts made by our members and baked goods, raffle baskets and many more treasures . Thank you Chris’s O’Rourke and the many volunteers who helped make this a great success!

See Event Pictures Here

Book Club

This monthly book club features a wide variety of titles along with lively discussions followed by refreshment.  Members take turns hosting the meetings. This club meets on the first Tuesday of each month except for June, July, & August.

Rofo Zoomers Club

The Rofo Zoomers meet to discuss books suggested by members. We meet on the first Thursday of each month via Zoom and occasionally in person. We endeavor to keep our meeting to 1 hour and enjoy sharing our personal insights regarding the selection we've read. Participation is open to any who wish to read and be a part of the Rofo Zoomers. Click here for a list of book titles through February 2024

Walking & Hiking Club

The Walking and Hiking Club meets every Thursday morning!  Evelyn Dudonis and Gina Aiello will serve as Co-leaders.  Our mission is to connect with nature and each other as we achieve physical health and emotional wellness. If you are interested contact Evelyn at emdudonis@aol.com and she will add you to the list.

Wine-Tasting

The Wine-Tasting Group offers opportunities to visit local vineyards and support these small businesses while enjoying each other’s company. If you are interested, contact Rita Wanner at rita.mercello@yahoo.com and she will add you to the list.

The Arts Interest Group

The Arts Interest Group mission is to provide a minimum of four opportunities each year to enjoy the arts. Kelly Stento has volunteered to chair this new group. If you are interested in this group, contact Kelly Stento.

Volunteering/ Hands-On

The Volunteering/Hands-On group will be seeking and assisting organizations that need a helping hand. Please contact Rita Leary-Bullard at basketsnbeanies@hotmail.com if you have expressed an interest in hands-on volunteering, assisting at community events such as Easter Egg Hunt, Halloween parade, reading to children at elementary schools, or organizing children’s events at the library.

Hospitality - Sunshine

The Hospitality Club provides table decorations and flowers for members luncheons and new members.The Sunshine Club reaches out to shut-ins and members who are ill.

Woman’s Club of Royersford celebrated our 111 Anniversary today. Our program guest speaker was Mayor Alex Metricarti. She talked about what’s new and upcoming in Royersford. Very interesting updates. Looking forward to Royersford Night out and Community Day.

In October, our guest speaker was Laura Kasper, who provided an insightful presentation about Girls Spark. Girls Spark is an organization dedicated to educating and empowering teenage girls, with a focus on supporting their mental, social, economic, and overall well-being. The organization’s mission is to “Spark” a brighter future for young women by equipping them with the tools and confidence they need today.

Girls Spark offers a variety of programs designed to help girls navigate the challenges of modern social life. These include clubs, summits, workshops, and many other opportunities aimed at fostering personal growth and resilience. Through these initiatives, Girls Spark ensures that young women are prepared to face and overcome the unique obstacles they encounter in today’s world.

Annie’s Home was the focus of November’s program. This organization is dedicated to providing a supportive environment for pregnant and parenting women. The community at Annie’s Home empowers these women, helping them take positive and effective action for themselves and their children.

For those interested in learning more about Annie’s Home or seeking support, additional information is available at info@annieshome.org.

The December dance program was thoughtfully organized and led by Kelly Stento, the President and CEO of Le Roux Dance Studio. The program featured an impressive selection of performances, showcasing the talents of students from a wide range of ages. Students of varying ages took to the stage, each bringing their unique skills and enthusiasm to the performance. Their collective

The club’s program for February featured an engaging presentation by Dana Holmes, the owner of Home Sweet Homes. Dana’s business operates under the motto, “Simplifying modern living with easy organization.” During her talk, Dana showcased a variety of before-and-after photos illustrating the impressive transformations she achieved in her clients’ spaces. These included closets, garages, sheds, and other areas that often become cluttered or disorganized.

Dana caters to a diverse range of clients, including busy moms, retirees, empty nesters, and new homeowners. Her organizational expertise is also valuable for those undergoing home renovations, expecting a baby, preparing to sell their home, or downsizing their living space. Dana’s goal is to help anyone overwhelmed by their belongings create order and simplicity through effective organizational solutions.

If you struggle to manage your possessions or create an organized living environment, Dana Holmes is dedicated to helping you simplify your life and bring ease to your home.