“What Women Want – A Night Out Just for Women” hosted by Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum (JHM)

Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum JHM invites women to indulge in an elegant evening of fine dining, exquisite wines, and lively bidding, all while supporting a meaningful cause. “What Women Want – A Night Out Just for Women” returns on Saturday, April 25th at 5:30 pm, offering a lavish 5 -course dinner and a spirited auction featuring unique experiences and exclusive packages. Organized by The Friends of the Museum, this highly anticipated event serves as a fundraiser to support the museum’s educational programming. The night kicks off at 5:30 pm with check-in and wine and music and to explore the auction packages and place bids in the Silent Auction. AT 6:30, attendees will enjoy a plated 5-course dinner served by black-tie waiters. Chef Mike Cichon is once again curating a gourmet menu. You will also be able to bid on-line for items in the Silent Auction including a gourmet dinner for 8 at the museum prepared by Chef Cichon. (Stay tuned to @jhmuseum31 on Facebook and Instagram for sneak peeks of auction items leading up to the event.) Tickets for “What Women Want” are priced at $75. Friends of the Museum will receive an additional wine ticket as a special perk. A cash wine bar will also be available during the evening. Guests will be able to select their entree at the time of ticket purchase. For those who wish to elevate their dining experience, the museum is offering an exclusive wine pairing experience for an additional $25. In-house sommelier, David Walters will personally match and pour a hand-selected wine for each course, providing insight into each pairing to enhance the culinary journey. Tickets are limited, so early reservations are encouraged. Tickets may be purchased beginning February 24th at the museum or by calling 740.622.8710, or by visiting their website at  jhmuseum.org/www. Ticket sales end April 17th and must be paid for by this date. If anyone is interested in sponsoring a full table or an auction item, please contact the JHM. The JHM is located in Historic Roscoe Village, 300 North Whitewoman Street, Coshocton.