Family Fun

Mexican Train Dominoes is a popular game where players race to be the first to empty their hand of dominoes by playing them on chains (or “trains”) that extend from a central “engine”. Using a double-12 domino set, players match the pips (dots) on the dominoes to extend their personal “train” or the shared “Mexican Train”. The game uses a Double-12 set, and scoring is done by adding the pips on any tiles left in a player’s hand at the end of a round, with the lowest score winning after several rounds.

Card Bingo is a fun variation of the traditional game that uses playing cards instead of numbered balls and specialized bingo cards. 

Bunco is a social dice game, often played in groups of 12, with a focus on fun and socializing rather than strategic gameplay. The game involves rolling dice to score points based on the round number, with a “Bunco” (rolling three of the target number) being the ultimate goal. A typical game lasts about two hours, including setup and breakdown. 

Mexican Train Dominoes is a popular game where players race to be the first to empty their hand of dominoes by playing them on chains (or “trains”) that extend from a central “engine”. Using a double-12 domino set, players match the pips (dots) on the dominoes to extend their personal “train” or the shared “Mexican Train”. The game uses a Double-12 set, and scoring is done by adding the pips on any tiles left in a player’s hand at the end of a round, with the lowest score winning after several rounds.

Brunch of Baskets Hosted by JoAnne Oliver $12.00 per person Catered by Eden and Joanne Oliver 50/50 Raffle Signup sheet at the Clubhouse in foyer

Card Bingo is a fun variation of the traditional game that uses playing cards instead of numbered balls and specialized bingo cards. 

Bunco is a social dice game, often played in groups of 12, with a focus on fun and socializing rather than strategic gameplay. The game involves rolling dice to score points based on the round number, with a “Bunco” (rolling three of the target number) being the ultimate goal. A typical game lasts about two hours, including setup and breakdown. 

Mexican Train Dominoes is a popular game where players race to be the first to empty their hand of dominoes by playing them on chains (or “trains”) that extend from a central “engine”. Using a double-12 domino set, players match the pips (dots) on the dominoes to extend their personal “train” or the shared “Mexican Train”. The game uses a Double-12 set, and scoring is done by adding the pips on any tiles left in a player’s hand at the end of a round, with the lowest score winning after several rounds.

Card Bingo is a fun variation of the traditional game that uses playing cards instead of numbered balls and specialized bingo cards. 

Bunco is a social dice game, often played in groups of 12, with a focus on fun and socializing rather than strategic gameplay. The game involves rolling dice to score points based on the round number, with a “Bunco” (rolling three of the target number) being the ultimate goal. A typical game lasts about two hours, including setup and breakdown. 

Mexican Train Dominoes is a popular game where players race to be the first to empty their hand of dominoes by playing them on chains (or “trains”) that extend from a central “engine”. Using a double-12 domino set, players match the pips (dots) on the dominoes to extend their personal “train” or the shared “Mexican Train”. The game uses a Double-12 set, and scoring is done by adding the pips on any tiles left in a player’s hand at the end of a round, with the lowest score winning after several rounds.

Card Bingo is a fun variation of the traditional game that uses playing cards instead of numbered balls and specialized bingo cards. 

Bunco is a social dice game, often played in groups of 12, with a focus on fun and socializing rather than strategic gameplay. The game involves rolling dice to score points based on the round number, with a “Bunco” (rolling three of the target number) being the ultimate goal. A typical game lasts about two hours, including setup and breakdown. 

Mexican Train Dominoes is a popular game where players race to be the first to empty their hand of dominoes by playing them on chains (or “trains”) that extend from a central “engine”. Using a double-12 domino set, players match the pips (dots) on the dominoes to extend their personal “train” or the shared “Mexican Train”. The game uses a Double-12 set, and scoring is done by adding the pips on any tiles left in a player’s hand at the end of a round, with the lowest score winning after several rounds.