The Gong Club returns to Clubhouse 2 on Friday, March 27. The talented Eric and Sandy Nelson will bring their unique style to the stage and perform for residents and their guests. Doors open at 5 p.m. for volunteers to help decorate tables and early happy hour friends can begin the party at 5:30 while the band sets up. People should bring their own beverages. A variety of free snacks will be available

Richard Yokomi never fails to deliver an upbeat tune for the Karaoke Club audience, which gathers every Wednesday in Clubhouse 1 from 5:30-9:30 p.m. His song choices get the audience tappin’ their feet and dancing in the aisles. On March 4, David Noble charmed with the cute “Coca Cola Cowboy,” and William Young had a grand time singing the lively “Adalida.” The audience also enjoyed

LAPIDARY & JEWELRY CLUB Beading class for beginners: The Lapidary & Jewelry Club will offer a Beaded Necklace Class on Monday, March 16, at 9:30 a.m. in the Clubhouse 4 Lapidary and Jewelry Studio. Experienced beader Lynne Gehrman will instruct the class. Students will design their own necklaces and learn techniques that can be applied to bracelets and earrings as well. The cost of

The Coconut Breeze Club will host a spring fling dance featuring music by the Coconut Breeze Band and guest artists on Friday, March 27, in Clubhouse 4 from 6-9 p.m. The dance will feature a “do the twist” contest. Admission is free and includes refreshments and beverages; though people can bring their own beverages. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. Coconut Breeze Band

CDS FOR SENIORS CLUB CDs for Seniors Club member Barbara Sutterfield (r) was thrilled when her husband, Carl (l), won a ticket to a performance of "Hairspray" at The GEM Theater in Garden Grove. Carl was able to procure an adjacent seat for Barbara, making the show even more enjoyable for both of them.

LW WOMANS CLUB On March 3, the LW Womans Club enjoyed an afternoon of laughing, dancing and enjoying coffee and pastries. Entertainment was provided by Jennifer Kersey, a singer of a variety of genres, including Broadway hits from the '50s-'70s. Each month, members feel the joy of giving to local aid organizations. The philanthropic club welcomes new members. Yearly dues are $25. For