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Luncheons and General Meetings

On the second Wednesday of each month, WNC hosts a social luncheon for members and their guests, which also serves as the Club's general meeting. Each luncheon features a speaker or local entertainer, a wonderful menu, and a raffle. Luncheons are held at different restaurants, country clubs and hotel casinos throughout the area. Your cost for the luncheon will vary based on the venue, but is always an outstanding value for great food, great company and great entertainment.

 

At their request, new members or members attending for the first time, will be seated at our Hospitality table.

Attendance requires advance RSVP and payment. Full details are provided in every WNC member newsletter.

To make Luncheon Reservations thru the website using your credit card, debit card, or PayPal, please click this link (password required).

Reservations for the December luncheon are now closed.

Reservations for the January luncheon will be available 4:00pm December 13, thru 5:00pm January 3.

Lawry's The Prime Rib

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Vegas, women, social, club

December 13, 2023

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Lawry's The Prime Rib

Past and Upcoming Luncheon Programs

December 13, 2023 - Lawry's The Prime Rib

Do you need a break from the holiday hustle and bustle? Then join us at Lawry's for great company, a fine meal (no cooking and no dishes!) and a chance to relax and enjoy the sound of the Faith Lutheran High School Chamber Singers. The Chamber Singers are one of many groups within the school's Conservatory of Fine Arts. They have sung the National Anthem both at the Aviators and The World Tennis Team Finals. Students in the Conservatory compete and excel in Regional, State and National competitions.

November 8, 2023 - Red Rock Country Club

John Curtas has been the voice of the Las Vegas food and restaurant scene since 1995. As a Las Vegas resident since 1981, he has seen Vegas grow from “The Town That Taste Forgot” into one of the leading restaurant cities in the world. His weekly radio commentaries were heard on 88.9 FM (www.knpr.org) for 15 years, and from 2008-2018, he was seen Friday mornings as “Las Vegas’ Favorite Foodie” – first on Channel 8 (KLAS TV), then for seven years on Channel 3 - KSNV (NBC) Morning News. He is the author of EATING LAS VEGAS – The 52 Essential Restaurants, which published its last edition in 2020, as well as being the author of the Eating Las Vegas blog, which can be found at (www.eatinglv.com). Mr. Curtas also has been the restaurant critic for the Las Vegas Weekly, Las Vegas Life, SCOPE and Desert Companion magazines, and has been on the voting panel for Restaurant Magazine’s 50 Best Restaurants in the World. He has been the Las Vegas voting correspondent for the James Beard Foundation, as well as making a number of appearances on national TV shows, including as a judge on multiple episodes of Top Chef Masters and Iron Chef America.

October 11, 2023 - Bahama Breeze

Back by popular demand – Mikey Gits at Bahama Breeze!  Don’t forget to wear your dancing shoes and get ready to join the Conga Line!  The calendar may indicate that summer is over, but the music will bring you to the beach!!  At the April Luncheon, Mikey had everyone in attendance singing along and dancing between the tables.  In addition to his original music works, Mikey plays popular Reggae and summer beach-themed songs by the Beach Boys, Jimmy Buffet and others. He also honors audience requests.  Mikey grew up in Montego Bay, Jamaica. His parents introduced him to a variety of musical styles at an early age, and he has been performing professionally since the age of 13.  He currently tours worldwide with his band Bonafide. If you enjoyed Mikey’s performance in April, you will certainly want to come see him again.  For those who are new to the club, or those who were unable to attend the April luncheon, this is a not-to-be-missed show.

September 13, 2023 - Suncoast Hotel and Casino

To compliment the amazing venue for our luncheon, The Lohan School of Shaolin will perform a traditional "Lion Dance". The Lion Dance is a traditional Asian art form that originated in China and dates back 5000 years. Performers wearing a lion costume mimic a lion's movements and tell a story. The Lion Dance is utilized to scare away evil energy and bring good luck and fortune to the audience. Since the evil spirits are afraid of loud noises, the dance is accompanied by a drummer. The Lohan School of Shaolin was founded in Las Vegas in 1994 by Sifu Seephan Baugh. "Sifu" is a Cantonese term for teacher, and also has the connotation of father. Shaolin is one of the oldest styles of Kung Fu Buddhism. It combines Chan ( Zen) philosophy and martial arts. The name Lohan was chosen in honor of 18 of 500 monks who were most appreciated by the Chinese to overcome cultural differences when spreading Buddhism to China. The Lohan School of Shaolin is affiliated with The Las Vegas Buddhist Temple , a place for prayer, mediation, and refuge; and The Lohan Spiritual and Cultural Center, home for meditation, and education. Buddhism is not a religion, but an understanding and pathway to enlightenment.

Solicitation to WNC by any member or non-member is prohibited
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