Use your surveys to find what your members do to have fun. Try a craft night, movie outing, or an ice bucket challenge- type event and share videos across your bar. These events do not have to appeal to the entire bar. I have been very pleased to see women's bar associations creating small group outings and viral threads (share picture posts). These smaller group activities have actually strengthened the bar as a whole.

One of my favorite memories as president of the Kansas Women Attorneys Association was the suggestion to have a "Destination CLE." We rented a full coach bus that was easily paid for by the price of CLE. We loaded in one town and did a half hour CLE on quick law practice management tips and stopped at the next town and picked up more people and did a bingo ethics CLE (prizes included) on the way to a huge outdoor outlet mall. Once we got there everyone was on their own or in groups for a couple hours to shop and eat. We then matched back up on the bus and shared our finds, enjoyed each other's company and had homemade cookies on the way back home. Try it, you'll like it!