Learn how to play American Mah Jongg in a comfortable, instructional environment. All players are welcome. No supplies needed. (SG)

Players roll the dice to accumulate points by rolling certain combinations. Prizes are awarded for most buncos, most wins, highest score, and lowest score. No previous experience necessary. (SG)

Created in the 17th century, this game has remained virtually unchanged. It can be played with 2, 3, or 4 players. Want to learn Cribbage? Call Sue for a private lesson 766-7015 ext. 2002. (SG)

It’s just the way it sounds! Carve pumpkins and eat pie! Nobody is required to carve a pumpkin; keep and use it for seasonal decorations if desired. The apple pie will be served warm with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. Register by Oct. 2.

Hand & Foot is a card game for 4-8 players at a table. The object of the game is to get rid of cards from your hand pile and then from your foot pile. The group will help newcomers learn the game. It is important to arrive on time as partners and tables are determined […]