Women2Women Lobsterfest 2025
Kick off the summer with great food, great company, and a whole lot of fun at Women2Women’s Annual Lobsterfest! This isn’t your average networking event—it’s a laid-back evening filled with laughter, connection, and buttery lobster goodness.
Join us at Go Fish! Seafood Market & Sushi Bar, where you’ll enjoy a delicious dinner and the company of incredible women. Whether you’re bringing friends, colleagues, or just your appetite, you’re guaranteed to leave with a full belly and a bigger network.
Pro tip: Bring your own bib or apron for some serious lobster claw cracking. All that’s missing is you! Plus, by attending, you’ll be supporting an amazing woman-owned business.
Come hungry, leave happy, and let’s toast to a summer of connection!
The price includes:
Happy Hour (5:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m.): Shrimp cocktail, house salad, sushi, & oysters
Dinner (6:30 p.m.-8 p.m.): Steamed Lobster OR Chicken, corn succotash, mac and cheese, stewed tomatoes, cole slaw and pepper cabbage
Dessert: Creme brûlée
Drinks: 1 drink ticket for beer, wine, or Sangria (white or red), sodas/water/infused water, and coffee/espresso/tea
The Go Fish! Story
Heather Clark is the sole proprietor of GO FISH! Seafood Market & Sushi Bar located in Sinking Spring, PA. In 2005, she purchased a small seafood stand at the Fairgrounds Farmers Market, Reading, PA, and Go Fish! Seafood was born. From the beginning, they have focused on learning the food interests and dietary needs of their customers to build their business. Early on, they recognized that consumers in this community share Go Fish's interest in supporting products that are not harmful to the environment. In order to contribute to this shared desire, they expanded their selection of sustainable items and provided material for consumers to learn about their purchases. After three years, their customer base outgrew what their small market stand could provide, and they opened a second location. Today, the Sinking Spring location offers a full kitchen and sushi bar for customers to enjoy prepared dishes made from the products they sell in their Fairgrounds market location.
