The National Women’s Hall of Fame will host its 31st Induction Ceremony on Saturday, September 30th at 2 pm at the historic Smith Opera House in Geneva, NY. The Hall will announce this year’s historic class of honorees on Wednesday, March 29.
“In the five decades since its first Induction Ceremony in 1973, the Hall has continued to lift the voices and stories of exceptional women who changed the world,” said Jennifer Gabriel, executive director of the National Women’s Hall of Fame. “We are excited to come together with the nation in September in celebration of another historic class of honorees.”
Tickets
Tickets for the Induction Ceremony range from $50-$300 and will go on sale on March 29th and can be purchased directly from the Smith Opera House. For questions about ceremony tickets, please contact the Smith Opera House directly:
82 Seneca Street
Geneva, NY 14456
315-781-5483
The ceremony will also be streamed live on the Hall’s YouTube channel.
The 50th Induction Anniversary Gala will take place on the evening of September 30 at the National Women’s Hall of Fame. Tickets for this event will go on sale in June.
Induction Weekend
The September 30 Induction Ceremony is part of a weekend of festivities throughout the Seneca Falls region. More information will be announced later this spring at the induction website: womenofthehall.org/nwhfinduction/2023-induction/.
Sponsorships
Corporate sponsorship and advertising opportunities are available by emailing induction@womenofthehall.org.
For more information
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About the National Women’s Hall of Fame Inductee Selection Process
The 2023 Inductees were nominated by the public and judged by an independent National Panel of Judges, an interdisciplinary team of experts across the nominees’ fields. An independent Inductee Selection Committee reviews finalists and makes the final recommendations for Inductees. Honorees are recognized for their invaluable contributions to American society in the areas of the arts, athletics, business, education, government, humanities, philanthropy, and science.