Our May movie has been selected.
Our movie discussion leader is Tony Berg.We will meet on Saturday, May 23rd at 5 p.m. in the Sequoia Room.The film Joy takes us back to the 1970s when science made the impossible possible: the birth of the first IVF baby. Based on a true story, the film highlights the challenges and sacrifices behind this revolution in reproductive medicineA young nurse, a visionary scientist, and an innovative surgeon face opposition from the church, state, media, and medical establishment in their pursuit of the world’s first `test tube baby,’ Louise Joy Brown.A profound and in depth chronicle of the process of infertility and the science that changed it for all times. Great. Content collapsed. A beautifully made, finely acted gem! The movie got a 89% rating from Rotten Tomatoes
Linda MCCHESNEY informs you of the new Stitch and Bitch class schedule for 2026, starting on the first Wednesday of each month in the Sequoia Room, and reminds you of the Study Group fee if you’re not already a member.
We will meet Tuesday, June 9th, at 12:30pm, in the Sequoia room, Cribari Center.
Line Dancing
Hello Line Dancers,
This is a reminder that our beginner line dancing class will be held this Thursday, from 9:00 to 10:00 AM in the Cribari Auditorium.
Please remember to bring a water bottle and wear comfortable, non-slip shoes.
Remember, this class is for fun – not perfection. If you are moving- YOU ARE DOING IT RIGHT! So come and enjoy your neighbors, the music and get a little exercise.
Looking forward to seeing you there.
Cheers,
6115 Montgomery Court
MahJong Players Wanted! 🀄
You worked hard to learn the game of MahJong—now it’s time to play!
If you know how to play but have trouble finding a group consistently, this is for you.
✨ Meet other MahJong lovers who, just like you, want to enjoy a regular game each week.
✨ Make new friends while keeping your skills sharp.
📅 When: Every Thursday at 11:00 AM
📍 Where: Cribari – Redwood room
There are lots of players who learned with Judy and are eager to continue playing. Join the group and let Carol Wynne carol1492@icloud.com or Susan Lambert susanlambert@gmail.com know.
Ever wanted to learn and play the incredibly popular game Mexican Train—and wondered why so many people love it? The answer is simple: it’s easy to learn, engaging, and combines strategy with just the right amount of luck and the Villages Study Groups Club has the time and place for you!
Mexican Train is played with double-12 dominoes. Players build connected “trains” (chains of dominoes) starting from a central hub. The goal is to empty your hand and end each round with the lowest possible score. After multiple rounds, the player with the lowest total score wins—making it a fun mix of skill, strategy, and chance.
Come meet new friends and reconnect with old ones on Tuesday at 6:30 PM in the Redwood Room – Cribari.
For more information, contact
Margaret McDaniel📧 mmcdiii@hotmail.com
Study Group New Club: Sunshine Dancers
Note
No previous experience needed
Join the new session of the Sunshine Dancers
Please contact Ling Yu for more register or for more information on the group lingbythesea@gmail.com
408-712-3470
SAVE THE DATE: July 21st. Annual Membership Picnic