The Dancing Feet Club dancers prepare for the club’s social dance on July 27 by practicing “I Need To Know” and “Comment ça Va” line dances. The latter is a French line dance that is popular around the world. The club’s dance instructor choreographed a new version of the dance for the members to perform and entertain guests. The Dancing Feet Club meets on Mondays for line dance lessons

To maintain health and vitality in the summer months, it is important for older adults to make thoughtful adjustments to their daily routines and diet. The following tips by Dr. Yeung H. Kwon, including insights from traditional Eastern medicine, may help people stay safe and well. Stay cool and hydrated • Avoid peak heat by limiting outdoor activities between noon-5 p.m. When outside,

Wa-Rite is a female-only club that meets on Friday mornings from 9-10 in Clubhouse 3, Room 1. Weigh-ins are from 8-8:45. Dues are $10 a year, plus 10 cents upon signing in. LW ID cards must be shown. Women who want support on their weight-loss journey and to meet like-minded people are welcome to stop by no later than 8:45 to weigh-in and complete the registration paperwork. At the club’s business

LW BICYCLE GROUP Linda Barker recently moved to Leisure World and joined the Leisure World Bicycle Group. She is a welcome addition to the group and has strong riding skills. The Bicycle Group meets at the North Gate on Sundays with breakfast, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 9 a.m. Helmets and safe shoes are required. For more information, call Mary Romero at 562-509-8475 or Lucy

The movie follows former jet pilot Victor Martin, played by William Shatner, who loses his driver’s license and vintage Porsche due to reckless driving. Forced to take public transportation, he meets Caroline, played by Jean Smart, and learns to navigate love and life again. The movie is 1 hour and 23 minutes long. Guests must be accompanied by the resident who invites them.

Summer is in full swing and so are the hula dancers from Hui O Hula, LW’s Hawaiian dance club. Dancers have been practicing for their summer performances. The current hula subject is “He‘eia,” a classic Hawaiian mele/song that celebrates the surfing prowess of King David Kalākaua. Hawai’i is the only state that had a kingdom and still has a palace at its State Capitol Honolulu. King

Garden plots are available for lease. To join, visit the Leisure World website, www.lwsb.com. Navigate to the “Community” tab and then select “Community Gardens Application.” Complete the online form. Applicants will receive a letter from the Recreation Department with their assigned spot. For more information, contact Julie O’Brien at minifarm@lwsb.com or call 562-431-6586, ext. 2314.