LW’s No. 1 country rock band, Abilene, performs on Saturday, Feb. 26, at 7 p.m. in Clubhouse 2. Last year, the group opened the Amphitheater season with a rockabilly show that drew nearly 2,000 fans and will play again this year by popular demand. Band leader Terry Otte shares singing duties with Tina Schaffer, while guitarist Rod Anderson, guitar synthesizer player Jim Long, bassist Mike Simpson

Patti Smith, former Cribbage Club president, won her 11th star on Feb. 15 with a perfect score of 847. Other winners for the day were Candy Meyers and Adair Paul, who tied for second with a score of 838; Gene Smith, who placed third with 837; and Liz Meripol, who came in fourth with 836. Carrie Kistner and Candy Meyer served cake and ice cream to the 41 members present. The Cribbage Club

Linda Stone won final table at the Tournament Poker Club’s game on Feb. 12. She beat Doug Wolfe with a full house. A club member for eight years, the onetime president of the Lakewood Chamber of Commerce has won final table five times. Finishing in third and fourth places were Lem Hall and John Vento. With four kings, Hall won high hand, while Don Saunders took second place in that contest with

OPERA CLUB Everyone is invited to attend the Opera Club’s showing of Giuseppe Verdi’s “Aida,” presented by member Joyce Bachner, on March 1 at 1:30 p.m. in Clubhouse 3, Room 2. One of Verdi’s most touching operas, the tragic story focuses on a love triangle composed of the Egyptian king’s daughter, an enslaved Ethiopian girl and a captain in the Egyptian army during a war between

Dancing Feet Club resumes its line dance sessions on Feb. 28, then every Monday from 7-9 p.m. in Clubhouse 2. Social ballroom dancing will continue on the fourth Sunday of every month from 6-9:30 p.m., also in Clubhouse 2, starting in March. Everyone is welcome and can bring their own snacks (but no liquor). Admission is free, and space is limited. Wearing a mask is recommended. For more information,