Events Calendar

Join the Class of 1964 Council at Mory’s Louie’s Bar to celebrate Feb Club!

Join the Triangle Yale Club at Fortnight Brewing Company to celebrate Feb Club! 

Every year, Yale alumni and their friends gather around the world every night of February — in small groups and large, in cities, towns, hamlets and villages, on every continent. Why do we do it? Simple. Because it’s fun to get together. That’s it. There is no agenda. There is no plan. Feb Club is simply a way for Yalies the world over to get together. This approach has worked since the first worldwide Feb Club in 2008.

Since then, we have had more than 1,000 parties and have welcomed more than 30,000 guests all with one aim – to hang out with an amazing, diverse, vibrant, curious and fun group of people from all Yale College classes, all Yale graduate and professional schools and all walks of life. Feb Club Emeritus has only three rules: no speeches, no fundraising, it’s just a party.

Join us for this year’s Yale Women’s Leadership Conference centered on the theme "She Is Unstoppable". Through an action packed agenda, we'll explore how our featured speakers persist, adapt, and lead with courage - turning challenges into opportunities for growth and impact. Through candid panel discussions spanning barrier-breaking leadership in male dominated industries, personal narratives, and the next wave of young women shaping the future, the conference brings together voices shaping what leadership looks like today.

We’ve got a powerhouse lineup featuring the former CEO of Girl Scouts USA, a three-Michelin-star chef, a Girls Who Invest founder and current Managing Director at Morgan Stanley, a Forbes 30 Under 30 jazz publicist, and many more leaders you’ll be talking about long after. Yale students, staff, and faculty enjoy access to discounted rates. Register today and stay tuned as we prepare for a day of bold ideas and inspiring dialogue.

Hosted by Edna R.S. Alvarez, Wednesdays 2 pm ET – for Alums over 80 only. Feb. 25, Mar 4, Mar 25, Ap 15, Ap 29, May 6.
We will discuss together how we, Yale alums aged 80 and older who had active, self-centric careers, take action steps during this time of being a ’senior-senior’TM as we transition to late-life roles of fulfillment. Topical readings will be provided and guided/moderated participatory civil and engaged conversations will be had on topics such as: ageism; joy; loss; legacy; time; uncertainty; disintegration and, perhaps, death. The focus is on pro-action steps. Consistent participation in all 6 sessions is important for creating the necessary rapport. Sign up by February 16!