Join members and guests who meet on Friday for 500 at 10.00am until noon. Tournaments are organised

500 (Five Hundred) is a fun playing card game where four players bid against each other to win tricks.

Held on Friday Afternoon at 1.00pm, please put your name down 15 minutes before. There is no shortage of space to play on, up to 20 mats to run a competition on these nights.

The game is played in a similar way to lawn bowls and although there are slight differences between the two, it is essentially an indoor version of the outdoor game. Indoors it is played on strips of replica green of a comparable length to lawn bowls.

New Plymouth Koru Lions in conjunction with Taranaki Women’s Refuge present our

Charity Quiz!!

Also with a fast round of Quick-fire bingo! $2 a sheet

Tuesdays in the Audi from 4.30pm – 8.30pm.

a type of country and western dancing in which dancers line up in a row without partners and follow a choreographed pattern of steps to music.

No additional detail for this event.

Join us for Housie Wednesday from 1pm to 4pm. In the Auditorium otherwise it’s upstairs in the Centennial Room

The game of Housie is similar to American Bingo. While in the United Kingdom it is known as Bingo or Housey Housey, our friends to the south in New Zealand and Australia know the game as Housie

Wednesday night from 7.00pm – 9.00pm. Learn or re-learn your dance moves with lessons from 7.00pm.

This dance form is an example of a partnered dance. In classes a choreographed sequence is generally taught but this may not be the case. In practice it is also an improvised dance.

Rock and Roll dance emerged in America from the Swing dance Lindy Hop. It became popular when West Coast dance instructors attempted to reintroduce Lindy Hop, or Jitterbug, as Roll and Roll after popular interest in the dance style was aroused from the success of the film ‘Rock around the Clock’ in 1956.

Euchre 7.30pm – 9.30pm

Euchre or eucre is a trick-taking card game most commonly played with four people in two partnerships with a deck of 24, 28, or sometimes 32, standard playing cards.

Members meet  – Main Bar at 1.15pm until 3.15pm on Thursdays

a card game, usually for two players, in which the objective is to play so that the pip value of one’s cards played reaches exactly 15 or 31.

Thursday night 6.30pm Intermediate, 7.00pm Beginners, and 8.30pm Freestyle. No partner required.

Both men and women can develop body coordination with simple party dance and club dance moves that they can use on their own or with a partner of the opposite sex.

Dancing is undoubtedly great for the soul. … moves to some great tunes, whether alone in your bedroom or with a group of friends in a club

Join members and guests who meet on Friday for 500 at 10.00am until noon. Tournaments are organised

500 (Five Hundred) is a fun playing card game where four players bid against each other to win tricks.

Held on Friday Afternoon at 1.00pm, please put your name down 15 minutes before. There is no shortage of space to play on, up to 20 mats to run a competition on these nights.

The game is played in a similar way to lawn bowls and although there are slight differences between the two, it is essentially an indoor version of the outdoor game. Indoors it is played on strips of replica green of a comparable length to lawn bowls.

Back To 50’s & 60’S

Tickets

$20.00

Tuesdays in the Audi from 4.30pm – 8.30pm.

a type of country and western dancing in which dancers line up in a row without partners and follow a choreographed pattern of steps to music.

No additional detail for this event.

Join us for Housie Wednesday from 1pm to 4pm. In the Auditorium otherwise it’s upstairs in the Centennial Room

The game of Housie is similar to American Bingo. While in the United Kingdom it is known as Bingo or Housey Housey, our friends to the south in New Zealand and Australia know the game as Housie

Wednesday night from 7.00pm – 9.00pm. Learn or re-learn your dance moves with lessons from 7.00pm.

This dance form is an example of a partnered dance. In classes a choreographed sequence is generally taught but this may not be the case. In practice it is also an improvised dance.

Rock and Roll dance emerged in America from the Swing dance Lindy Hop. It became popular when West Coast dance instructors attempted to reintroduce Lindy Hop, or Jitterbug, as Roll and Roll after popular interest in the dance style was aroused from the success of the film ‘Rock around the Clock’ in 1956.

Euchre 7.30pm – 9.30pm

Euchre or eucre is a trick-taking card game most commonly played with four people in two partnerships with a deck of 24, 28, or sometimes 32, standard playing cards.