Hobby Groups

 

Have an idea for a neighborhood group?  Email us at ssna76135@gmail.com and we will help promote it and get interested participants connected to you, the coordinator.


Boaters on Call

Enjoy being a part of boating activities on the lake?  We can use a list of go-to boaters for events on the lake like helping out with the sailing club regattas.  

Email us at ssna76135@gmail.com if you're interested.


Bridge Group

One of our neighbors, Barbara Meece, would like to head up a neighborhood bridge group!  

Email us at ssna76135@gmail.com and we will put you in contact.


Music Jam

Neighbor Jim Hayes is interested in finding fellow musicians who enjoy gathering around to play together.  He's into acoustic guitar.  

Email us at ssna76135@gmail.com and we will put you in contact.


   Dutch Oven Cooking

Mike Statler heads a local chapter of a Dutch Oven cooking group, Lake Worth Monsters Dutch Oven Group.  Email us at ssna76135@gmail.com to get in touch, or find the group on Facebook to join.

Bunco?

In an earlier announcement, it was incorrectly stated there was a bunco group forming.  If you're interested in starting one, please contact us and we will help get everyone coordinated.



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