DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB The Leisure World Duplicate Bridge Club will host a Pro-Am game on Monday, April 27, for residents who have played bridge in the past but may have little or no experience in duplicate bridge. The club meets on Mondays and Fridays in Clubhouse 1 at 12:30 p.m. Reservations can be made at any game using the sign-up sheets. Players can call Linda Nye at 562-453-6678 or email

The Cribbage Club meets every Tuesday at noon in Clubhouse 1. Refreshments are served each week from noon-12:15 and anyone arriving by 12:15 will be assured a place to play. Yearly dues are $5 and $1 is collected from each player who plays each week. Those finishing in the top four scores will be awarded prize money the following week. A total of seven games are played each week. Julie Milburn

Those who would like to play a fun and friendly game of Texas Hold ‘Em for a $5 buy-in can play with the Tournament Poker Club on Saturday, April 4, in Clubhouse 6. Regular tournaments are on the first three Saturdays of every month and start with registration at 10 a.m. Cards are in the air at 10:30. There is no late seating. At the tournament on Feb. 14, there were about 70 players ready

The Shuffleboard Club sends a big shout out to all the folks who helped make the St. Patrick’s Day potluck a successful event, including Jack O’Brien for cooking his special corned beef; Sally Fowler for the festive decorations with help from Roger Bennett; Ellie West and Doris Morton and all the little leprechaun helpers for hosting the event; Barbara and Bob Ponegalek for their contributions

The Saturday Social Bunco Club meets on the second and fourth Saturdays of each month in the Clubhouse 3 Lobby, with sign-in for $5 at 1 p.m. and play beginning at 1:30. The next meeting is on Saturday, March 28. March 14 winners: Suzanne Frank, Dolores Ruiz, Karen Waller, most Buncos; Sharon Sloyvan, most wins; Liz Meripol, most babies; Connie McClellan, most losses; Rita Fuego, door prize. —Teri

St. Patrick’s Day marked a special milestone for Hui O Hula, Leisure World’s Hawaiian dance club, as members celebrated the club’s 21st birthday. Dancers hope to continue sharing hula, friendship and the aloha spirit in Leisure World for many years to come. For more than two decades, the group has remained active by bringing people together through Hawaiian dance, cultural learning, friendship