Do you “like totally” remember and love; jelly bracelets, leg warmers, crimped hair, the Cindi Lauper & Madonna battle? Tang, boom boxes, Sixteen Candles (HELLO Jake Ryan) and MTV? Then, please join us for an 80s themed Ladies Night! Dress in your best parachute pants or neon’s and break into
Children from littles to teens are invited to come listen to a reading of the classic story Stone Soup and then help make a pot of soup and enjoy a bowl among friends. Listen to the story; collect a stone and throw it into the pot; Bring an ingredient to
As summer heats up, cool off with an ice cream sundae! Choose your favorite ice cream flavor and then top it off with whatever your heart desires! You will find all the classic toppings such as chocolate syrup, whipped cream, sprinkles, and cherries, and more! Don't forget to look around for your old swim buddies while you enjoy your frozen treat.
Hosted by Janette on the Middle Deck Wear your favorite flannels (ok, maybe it's too hot), band tees, 90210, or Clueless looks! Beer, wine, and light snacks will be provided, but feel free to bring your own favorite bevie (no Mad Dog or Boones Farm PLEASE! :) ) All your
Celebrate America's birthday with friends at the pool! Pack a lunch and picnic on the pool grounds and then stop by the Middle Deck from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm for some cake and fresh watermelon.
Does it even need explaining? This is simply a night to enjoy some good food with good company. Bring a favorite dish to share and an appetite to try new things.
All adult members are invited to come on out to relax, reconnect, and enjoy conversation with fellow members before the kids hit the decks on Saturday morning. Refreshments and light hors d'oeuvres will be served on the decks.
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