At the Redhead Luncheon, of course!

RSVP:         By phone: 954-981-5515 or 954-625-6606

Online: http://bit.ly/redheadsluncheon

On Wednesday, May 26, 2010 50+ women of all ages and from all walks of life, will gather to celebrate the joys of being born a redhead. Join Heidi Richards Mooney, Beth Tobin and several other “famous redheads” in South Florida for a wonderful afternoon and share stories of growing up redheads…the trials, tribulations and triumphs!

• There is no president or chairman, no by-laws, no goals other than to have redheads get together and have fun and celebrate the fact that they are redheads.
  The luncheon is open only to redheads and will cost $25 per person.
  For centuries, the intrigue and charms of women with red hair have been the subject of art, folklore and history. Redheads have evoked legends and passion and even surveys and studies. Today there are international clubs, books and websites devoted exclusively to the uniqueness of redheads.
  Redheads were a favorite subject of 19th-century British artists. Many of the most famous Victorian paintings featured beautiful redheaded ladies.  In the paintings of Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema, beautiful redheads were constantly fending off love-struck suitors and redheads were the subjects of the 19th-century’s most romantic paintings. When it was time for a knight in shining armor to rescue a beautiful damsel in distress, of course, the damsel had red hair.