WOMEN TALK is an evening gathering where women present and share their inspiring stories, thoughts, ideas and experiences. You’ll laugh, you’ll learn and you’ll be entertained by amazing WOMEN TALKers! The evening will be fast-paced with each presenter speaking for 15-20 minutes, TED TALK style.  We are ordinary women, sharing extraordinary stories! Everyone's uniqueness is celebrated. It is a beautiful harmonious place where you can feel the unconditional love of the Divine Feminine. 

Women Talk is a growing phenomenon that is expanding across Canada! 

Our Women Talk Monthly Events consist of:

•  2 TALKers; each sharing a 15-20 minute TALK.
• TALK of the month with our founder
• Inspiritional TALK from a Board Member
• Inspiritional TALK from our sponsor
• Followed by “girl time”
• Food and drinks can be purchased from the menu
• Your evening is woven together with a splash of humour, and inspiration thanks to our MC Darlis-Keily Ireland and our Director, Brenda LE Graff.

 Tickets are $17 (when reserved in advance), or $25 at the door. Bring a friend or two for a memorable girl’s night out!  Together we are building a community of strong women who support each other - and we're thrilled for you to be part of it!

Strathmore events are held the last Thursday of every month

Jacqueline Larden
You Are Not Alone

In spite of her young years, Jacqueline achieved many accolades of success during her 6 years of service in the local Cadet program. There she formally held every rank from AC, LAC, Corporal, Flight Corporal, Sergeant, Flight Sergeant to Warrant Office -2nd class. As a 23 yr old woman, she has also triumphed over a great deal of traumatic life events. Jacqueline has experienced the raw effects of an abusive relationship, battled depression and anxiety, and at much to early a stage in life, discovered she was in fact, menopausal. When asked about her wildest dreams & desires, Jacquie voiced her chosen priority was to be a help to others in life. She certainly embarked on that journey early in her young career when she studied as a health care aide at Bow Valley and is presently serving as a personal care-giver to a special young lady of our community who is challenged with severe disabilities. Her message is, 'Always Keep Fighting - You Are Not Alone'.