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8:29 PM
PickleballAstronomy Club
Look up - and find your people. The Astronomy Club welcomes curious first-timers and seasoned observers alike to explore the night sky together, with hands-on observing workshops, space-science talks, and guest speakers. No telescope required - about two-thirds of members don't own one, so come as you are and let someone show you Saturn's rings.
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About this club: Villages Billiards Club
Casual 8-ball + 9-ball weekly meetups and a monthly tournament. Newcomers always welcome.
- ✓ Newcomers welcome
- Cost: $10/year dues
- Group size: 12–20 typical
- Skill: Mostly intermediate to advanced; we help beginners come up to speed
Drop-in friendly. First time? Show up a few minutes early so we can pair you with a partner.
Jenny TwoTone · [email protected] · (352) 867-5309