LW ORCHESTRA The Leisure World Orchestra will feature guest soprano soloist Carol Winston singing popular opera selections at its June 7 concert devoted to theatrical music, held in Clubhouse 2 at 1 p.m. Admission is free, but donations will be gratefully accepted. The San Francisco-born Winston has toured nationally in lead Gilbert and Sullivan roles with Opera a la Carte, and has undertaken

The Community Gardens now have an online hub: Garden Buzz, available at lwsb.com under the “News” tab. There, people can find the latest news about the Community Gardens, read stories, learn gardening tips and share comments and suggestions. Residents are invited to start their spring gardening by signing up for a garden plot. Spots are available for lease. To join, visit the Leisure World

The Leisure World Library has received its third donation of $3,500 from the Friends of the LW Library this year. The Friends of the LW Library are on track to donate $21,000 to the library over the course of 2025. These funds are used to ensure the library can continue to purchase physical books, audio and visual materials, and supplies to process the items for use by Leisure World residents.

In Library Leads, LW Library staff highlight new additions to the collection that are worth checking out. “The Eights,” by Joanna Miller Genre: Historical Fiction In 1920, four women from different backgrounds— Dora, Beatrice, Otto and Marianne—forge an enduring bond as the first female students at Oxford, navigating personal loss, societal expectations, and the lingering trauma

LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL CLUB The Let the Good Times Roll Club will hold a rock and roll show this Saturday, May 17, at 6 p.m. in Clubhouse 2. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. In tune with Armed Forces Day, club members will perform songs by Kate Smith, Pete Seeger, Don McLean, Aaron Tippin, Lee Greenwood, other patriotic songs and selections with red, white or blue in the title. After, the Legends

Longtime Abilene singer Tina Schaffer will be featured in a farewell performance with the band on Saturday, May 24, in Clubhouse 2 starting at 7 p.m. After 25 years in the computer business, including 16 years serving the Leisure World community, Schaffer will retire from Abilene and the computer business at the end of May. She is moving Kansas City, Missouri, to begin the next chapter of her