You’ve likely seen groups of ladies eating lunch together, but have you ever seen a group of ladies eating lunch together while wearing red hats? If so, you may have had a sighting of the Red Hat ...

We've all seen them. Groups of ladies "of a certain age" donning bright red hats and purple clothing. They pop up at restaurants, concerts and shopping malls, among other places. We've also seen the ...

The Red Hat Society is a social organization originally formed for women age 50 and older, but it is now open to younger people. Members are known for wearing brightly colored clothing and attending ...

GREENFIELD — The table of seven gray-haired ladies was hard to miss. Decked in their signature red headwear and a variety of purple tops, the members of a local Red Hat Society cackled and conversed ...

Several members of the Red Hat Society met at the Little Theatre in Wilkes-Barre on Sunday afternoon. Pictured from left are Margaret Smith, Loraine Risley, Romaine Stout and Fran Kearney, and in back ...

~ About 350 members from 29 chapters attended the event at the University Center. A vibrating blur of red and purple adorned the University Center Ballroom on Saturday when about 350 members from 29 ...

She's has seen a lot in her lifetime, and can now add a pandemic to the list, as the Valley woman celebrates her 100th birthday. Rose Corbo, 100, is a member of the Red Hat Society and gathered with ...

A sea of red floppy hats, fancy bonnets and even caps dot the food court of Chesterfield Towne Center as ladies of the Red Hat Society gather for a spectacular event known as Red Hat Day. The Red Hat ...

Never hard to find, South Jersey’s Red Hat Society members were even easier to spot yesterday when they all came together to celebrate the group’s 14th anniversary. Made up of women mostly over 50, ...

Officers of the Wilkes-Barre Area Queens Council of the Red Hat Society who planned the event are shown from left: Jane Scott, Vice President, Romaine Stout, President, Mary Reynolds, Treasurer, and ...