Coffee, Conversations & Connections is set for Alexandra Hills Hotel on Monday, 31 August 2026, and it has the feel of a good local Monday morning. Bayside Women in Business will host the event from 9.30am to 11.30am, with tea or coffee included in the $10 ticket price.
A Bayside morning with a simple aim
Coffee, Conversations & Connections is the sort of event that keeps things easy, useful and local. Bayside Women in Business will bring women together at Alexandra Hills Hotel for a morning built around conversation, connection and collaboration.
The event listing says the morning is relaxed and welcoming. That sounds right for a networking catch-up that does not try too hard. Sometimes the best community events are the ones that keep the formula simple.
BWIB keeps the doors open
Bayside Women in Business describes itself as a friendly, supportive networking community created by women, for women. The group says it brings local women together to connect, collaborate, learn and grow through face-to-face networking, business events and shared opportunities across the Bayside community.
It also says it is a not-for-profit organisation run by a volunteer committee of local business owners. On top of that, BWIB says its values include community over competition. That message lands clearly, and it gives the group a strong local identity.
The website says BWIB welcomes women who run their own business. It also welcomes women working in local organisations, women building a side hustle and women who simply want to connect with like-minded locals. BWIB says it welcomes trans women too.
Coffee, chat and a seat at the table
The event page says guests can share what they do and learn about other businesses in the community. It also says the morning offers great coffee, genuine conversations, inspiring local women and a beautiful setting.
That is the heart of Coffee, Conversations & Connections. It is not about making networking feel formal. It is about giving local women a place to talk, listen and meet people who understand the ups and downs of building something in the Bayside.
The listing says long-time members are welcome. It also says brand new members are welcome. Guests can come alone or bring a friend. That kind of open invitation matters, especially for people who might be new to the room.
Booking ahead matters
BWIB says seating is limited, so booking ahead is important. If the event fills up, the organiser says to contact Leanne on 0414 940 371 for the wait list.
Coffee, Conversations & Connections sits neatly within BWIB’s regular calendar of networking and educational events. It gives Alexandra Hills a local morning with purpose, and it gives the Bayside another chance to turn a coffee into a useful conversation.
Published 20-August-2026
