CDS FOR SENIORS CLUB Barbara Sutterfi eld enjoyed selecting a Dixieland CD at a recent CDs for Seniors Club meeting. There will be even more CDs available at the next meeting on Thursday, Feb. 19, in Clubhouse 3, Room 3, at 1 p.m. Kalena Hayden

The Leisure World Wine Lovers Club is sponsoring the return of local favorite, Brown the Cous Cous, Thursday, Jan. 29, from 7-9 p.m. in Clubhouse 4. The band plays a wide variety of danceable soft rock hits, also known as yacht rock, and perform regularly in Long Beach. Expect to hear songs like“My Girl,” “Dancing in the Moonlight,” “Whenever You Call Me,” “Brown Eyed Girl” and

Karaoke Club's country western jamboree is Jan. 28 Every Wednesday night, Clubhouse 1 overflows with enthusiastic karaoke fans. Singers eagerly await their turn to perform for an attentive and appreciative audience. A smiling Barbie May often chooses heartfelt country tunes, while Bob Barnum brought the house down on Jan. 14 with a resounding finale of “Surrender.” The mellow voice of Elizabeth

In Library Leads, library staff highlight new additions to the library collection that are worth checking out. “Maggie; Or, a Man and Woman Walk Into a Bar,” by Katie Yee Genre: Literary Fiction, Darkly humorous A woman discovers her husband is having an affair with someone named Maggie. A short while after, her chest starts to ache, and it’s not heartbreak— it’s a tumor, which she

GRF SPECIAL EVENTS On Saturday, Feb. 14, the GRF Recreation Department will host its annual Valentine Dinner Dance in Clubhouse 2 at 6 p.m. People should expect a very different vibe: this year’s dance will channel the era of Twiggy and The Twist, the Beatles and Woodstock, bell bottoms, tye dye and beehive hairdos, miniskirts and everything mod. Gasper Monteer Realty Group will sponsor

SHUFFLEBOARD CLUB A large crowd of Shuffleboard Club members met on Jan. 8 to discuss the upcoming winter league and outline upcoming social events that include Valentine’s Day and St. Patrick’s Day potluck parties, the special LaCascia Tournament in June and an August picnic, making 2026 a customary year full of social events and fun activities geared for building friendships. Members

The Cribbage Club meets every Tuesday at noon in Clubhouse 1. Refreshments are served from noon-12:15 and anyone arriving by 12:15 will be assured a place to play. Dues are $5 and are being collected this month. Each player pays $1 to play and those finishing in the top four scores will win prize money the following week. Brief announcements are made and play begins at 12:30. On Jan. 13, Mike