• Card Bingo

    Eastlake Club House 1355 S Lyon Ave, Hemet, CA, United States

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

  • Bunco

    Eastlake Club House 1355 S Lyon Ave, Hemet, CA, United States

    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. 

  • Water Aerobics

    Eastlake Club House 1355 S Lyon Ave, Hemet, CA, United States

    The body systems most benefits from aquatic exercise include the cardiovascular and musculoskeletal systems. Water’s hydrostatic pressure can decrease edema or swelling and help with circulation.

  • Water Aerobics

    Eastlake Club House 1355 S Lyon Ave, Hemet, CA, United States

    The body systems most benefits from aquatic exercise include the cardiovascular and musculoskeletal systems. Water’s hydrostatic pressure can decrease edema or swelling and help with circulation.

  • Mexican Tiles

    Eastlake Club House 1355 S Lyon Ave, Hemet, CA, United States

    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.

  • Independence Day

    Independence Day 2026 marks a massive milestone as the United States celebrates its 250th birthday, the Semiquincentennial. In Hemet, CA, local communities are hosting extensive festivities to celebrate the historic anniversary.

  • Water Aerobics

    Eastlake Club House 1355 S Lyon Ave, Hemet, CA, United States

    The body systems most benefits from aquatic exercise include the cardiovascular and musculoskeletal systems. Water’s hydrostatic pressure can decrease edema or swelling and help with circulation.

  • Card Bingo

    Eastlake Club House 1355 S Lyon Ave, Hemet, CA, United States

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

  • Bunco

    Eastlake Club House 1355 S Lyon Ave, Hemet, CA, United States

    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. 

  • Water Aerobics

    Eastlake Club House 1355 S Lyon Ave, Hemet, CA, United States

    The body systems most benefits from aquatic exercise include the cardiovascular and musculoskeletal systems. Water’s hydrostatic pressure can decrease edema or swelling and help with circulation.

  • Water Aerobics

    Eastlake Club House 1355 S Lyon Ave, Hemet, CA, United States

    The body systems most benefits from aquatic exercise include the cardiovascular and musculoskeletal systems. Water’s hydrostatic pressure can decrease edema or swelling and help with circulation.

  • Mexican Tiles

    Eastlake Club House 1355 S Lyon Ave, Hemet, CA, United States

    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.