We strive to improve our community, Bexley, and to build a network of members of all ages that offers social connection and support.
We celebrate Bexley by participating actively in community events throughout the year including the Independence Day Parade, Bexley Labor Day Block Party, Bexley Main Event, Bexley Harvest Festival, and Bexley New Residents Welcome.
Our Community Chalk Collage outside the Bexley Public Library brought people together to celebrate the unity and beauty of our community.
The Club also offers social connection and support to its members. Through euchre games, book club meetings, and gardening work parties, Bexley Women’s Club members build the kind of caring, neighborly relationships that make Bexley a special place to live.
We build upon our rich history and tradition of community involvement as we strive to expand our community impact.
Community Department News
Bexley Women’s Club was well represented at Bexley’s Harvest Fest on Friday, October 13. We are grateful to the many members who baked and packaged cookies and brownies to offer to the families at the Fest. We are only permitted to ask for donations for the cookies, but we took in $217. Thanks to BWC members Joan Powers (a new member) and Leonie Turack (who came straight from work to help out) along with A.J. Myers who transported the cookies and worked with Joan and Leonie at the BWC table.
Our next undertaking will be the Poinsettia sale with Ann Russell in charge.
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Chalk Art Challenge
Community Committee Halloween
Enjoy diverse and beautiful Bexley homes and gardens.
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For our 18th annual tour, we will once again feature distinctive homes and gardens throughout Bexley. The houses and gardens reflect differing styles, architectures and decors, and showcase homes for different stages in our lives. This year's tour will be held on Sunday, June 1, 2025, from 10am to 4pm.
The featured properties highlight Bexley's rich architectural heritage, with several homes celebrating milestone anniversaries. Bexley remains an architectural treasure, with gardens that further beautify its many distinctive neighborhoods.
Food trucks will be located at tour headquarters, and lunch options are also available locally. In keeping with the city's practice of minimizing single-use plastics, we will not be providing bottled water. Guests are encouraged to carry their own water in reusable containers.
Advance tickets available online now through May 31, or for cash beginning May 12 at Bexley Graeter's Ice Cream (2282 East Main Street) and Bexley Johnson's Ice Cream (2728 East Main Street).
Proceeds support the Bexley Women's Club mission of Community, Scholarship, and Social Service and help fund the BWC Post-Secondary Scholarship Program and club operations. Thanks to the success of previous House & Garden Tours, the Bexley Women's Club has awarded over 1,000 scholarships worth more than $600,000 to worthy scholars.
Ticket will-call and day-of ticket sales for $40 each at Main Entrance, Columbus School for Girls, 65 Drexel Avenue.
Short term parking is available on the Drexel side of CSG for ticket purchase and pickup.
Free shuttle service to sites via the BEAT bus will be provided. Biking is encouraged; bike racks will be provided at each site. On-street parking will also be available at each location.
Inside photography, including cell phones, is strictly prohibited. No children under 12 allowed except infants, under age 1, in arms or front carriers. Not all sites are wheelchair accessible. No strollers or pets permitted.