Women On A Roll (WOAR) has been providing events and travel to the lesbian community since 1995. In addition to taking women traveling all over the world (Alaska, Costa Rica, Italy, Fiji, France, Greece, Peru), we have arranged women's trips to the Millennium March on Washington in DC, Women's Fest in Key West and for the past ten years Women's Week in Provincetown. For nine years WOAR provided a unique presence at the Dinah Shore weekend, offering lodging, events and parties at our host hotel.

We pride ourselves in providing a safe and fun vacation for women, keeping the highest quality standards at the forefront of our offerings. Now, combining our experience in organizing women's travel and producing unique social opportunities within the lesbian community, WOAR is passionate about launching this new annual women's destination. We invite you to be part of this extraordinary weekend as we kick off a party you won't soon forget!

Mission Statement
Women On A Roll is a social organization that strives to enrich the lives of lesbians--both couples and singles alike. Its membership represents women of all ages, backgrounds, ethnicities, professions, and fitness levels and brings them together in a fun and relaxed environment. WOAR is also committed to supporting worthy causes and charities that are part of our diverse and wonderful community.

History
In 1995, Women On A Roll (WOAR) was formed as a small group of women that met for weekly bike rides. As the group grew larger, more diverse and more interested in venturing out for other activities, WOAR founder Andrea Meyerson saw that many of the women were attending not only for the bike ride but also for the camaraderie, wanting an alternative to searching for like-minded women in the bars. She began organizing dinners at popular restaurants and group outings to concerts, movies and the theater in and around Los Angeles.

Interest in the club became so overwhelming that a monthly newsletter was created so everyone could keep up-to-date on the group’s activities as well as other happenings in the gay and lesbian community. Within five months, more than 200 women had attended at least one event offered by Women On A Roll.

The club's reach began to extend far beyond Southern California, with trips offering members as well as out-of-state women an opportunity to travel together from California cities to exotic places such as Fiji and Peru. The club has also traveled together in support of gay and lesbian causes around the country, including the annual National Center for Lesbian Rights' Women's Weekend in San Francisco and the monumental Millennium March on Washington in Washington, DC.

Since its inception in 1995, Women On A Roll has reached more than 13,000 women and has served them during all stages of their lives: coming out, relocating to a new city, making new friends, finding romance and "starting over." Because of the supportive nature of the club, many therapists often refer their clients to the organization. Never turning anyone away for lack of funds—WOAR is a warm and welcoming place for all women.

For more information about Women On A Roll, please visit our website: www.womenonaroll.com.