Utica, NY, October 18, 2026 —

One hundred women participated in the inaugural “Ladies of Lumber” event in Utica, where they built 48 beds, according to the information provided about the gathering.

The event’s name and its inaugural status identify it as the first edition of “Ladies of Lumber.” The available account says participants built the beds, but does not describe the construction process, how long the event lasted or where in Utica it took place. It also does not identify an organizer or provide details about how participants were recruited.

The information provided does not say who will receive the beds, where they will be placed or whether the beds were completed during the event. No details were given about the materials used, the participants’ backgrounds or whether other activities took place alongside the building work.

The reported totals are 100 women participants and 48 beds built. The account does not explain how those figures were recorded or provide further information about the event’s goals. It also does not include comments from participants or organizers.

With those details unavailable, the reported outcome is limited to the participation figure and the number of beds built. The event’s location was identified only as Utica; no state or other geographic detail was provided. Further information about the beds’ intended recipients, the organizers and plans for future events was not included in the account.


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