TCC: The Timuquanan Newsletter May/June 2019 by Timuquana Country Club

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Timuquanan M ay/June 2019 | Vol . XLV N o . III

Timuquana Country Club

TCC

DINING

CLUBHOUSE

POW WOW ROOM

4028 Timuquana Rd

To-Go 442.2454

Jacksonville, FL 32210

Tu - Th 11:30 am - 2:30 pm, 5:30 - 9:00 pm

Phone 388.2664

F 11:30 am - 2:30 pm, 5:30 - 9:30 pm

MISSION STATEMENT Timuquana will offer its members, their families and guests exceptional social, golf and recreational experiences,

Sa 7:00 am - 2:30 pm, 5:30 - 9:30 pm

FITNESS CENTER

Su 7:00 am - 2:30 pm, 10:00 - 2:30 pm Brunch

Phone 387.6700

5:30 - 9:00 pm

M - F 5:00 am - 10:00 pm

which foster enduring friendships and preserve community.

VISION STATEMENT Timuquana will be recognized as one of the premier country clubs in the Southeast.

RIVER ROOM

Sa/Su 7:00 am - 6:00 pm

Tu - Th 5:30 - 9:00 pm

GOLF SHOP

Advertised prices are not inclusive of applicable taxes and service charges.

F/Sa 5:30 - 9:30 pm

Phone 389.0477

Su 11:00 am - 2:30 pm Brunch, 5:30 - 9:00 pm

Tu - F 7:15 am - 6:00 pm

T-STAND

Sa/Su 6:45 am - 6:00 pm

Tu - F 7:30 am - 6:00 pm

TENNIS SHOP

Sa/Su 7:00 am - 6:00 pm

Phone 389.4332 Tu - Th 8:30 am - 5:00 pm

19TH HOLE

F/Sa 8:30 am - 3:00 pm

Tu - Th, Su 10:30 am - 6:00 pm

Su 11:00 am - 4:00 pm

F/Sa 10:30 am - 7:00 pm

POOL (OPENS 5/21)

THE GROVE (OPENS 5/21)

Monday Closed

Tu - Th, Su 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

Tu - Sa 6:00 am - 8:30 pm

F/Sa 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

Children’s Events Policy Our children’s events are designed for children aged 5 to 12. Children aged 5 and under must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times. Parents of children attending an event must remain on property for the duration of the event, and alert the room monitor as to where they can be located. Timuquana Treehouse Timuquana Treehouse is designed for children aged 10 and under. Children must be at least one year old to participate. A full list of policies and procedures can be found online. Cancellation Policy Please note, a 24-hour cancellation policy is in effect for all event reservations unless otherwise noted.

QUARTERLY F&B MINIMUM DUE DATES: A - G Jan 31, Apr 30,

H - O Feb 28, May 31,

P - Z Mar 31, Jun 30,

Jul 31, Oct 31

Aug 31, Nov 30

Sept 30, Dec 31

Upcoming Board Meetings May 21 and June 18 Board of Governors Chip Dempsey, President | David Loop, President-Elect, Membership Chair Mike Kelley, Treasurer, Finance Chair | Mike Oates, Secretary, Fitness Chair | Bill Hardaker, Greens Chair Bill D'antignac, Tennis and Aquatics Chair | Tommy Dudley Jr., Golf Chair | Anthony Kurlas, Food and Beverage Chair Jason Burhyte, Past President, Lodging Chair | Mark Higby, House Chair 2 | M AY/J U N E 2 0 1 9

TABLE OF CONTENTS

OUR STAFF Greg Sheara, CCM, ext. 115 General Manager

Alan Brown, ext. 120 Director of Golf Course and Grounds

Holly Kaspar, MBA, ext. 131 Membership & Marketing Director

Josh Urbanec, ext. 113 Golf Course Superintendent

Amanda Hill, ext. 136 Membership and Marketing Coordinator

Matt Bacon, USPTA, APC ext. 106 Director of Tennis

Membership & Marketing

Jillian Hickey, ext. 100 Concierge

Social & Dining

May & June Calendar

Matt Harrington, ext. 105 Food & Beverage Director

Ruben Sagastume, ext. 144 Fitness & Wellness Manager

Golf News

Lewis Walker, ext. 153 Executive Chef

Tennis News

Fitness & Spa News

Lexi Herman, CPCE, ext. 117 Catering Director

Recreation News

Around the Club

President's Letter

General Manager's Letter

Summer Camps

Pool Construction Update

Billy McKenzie, 388-4798 Director of Outside Operations Clint Avret, PGA, ext. 128 Director of Golf

Walt Bartman, ext. 103 Recreation Director Rusty Nicholas, ext. 139 Building Superintendent Dawn Cavanaugh, ext. 140 Controller Kelly Woody, ext. 138 HR and Member Billing

Jason Smith, PGA, ext. 142 Head Golf Professional

Celebrating Our History at TCC It's hard to imagine, but Timuquana Country Club is getting close to its 100th birthday! While TCC won't turn 100 years old until 2023, planning for our Centennial Celebration is already underway! As part of this effort, the Board of Governors has appointed an History Committee, tasked with producing a plan as we move toward this historic date, and researching other clubs on the best way to celebrate this incredible milestone. This committee will also be developing ways to reach out to the membership to gather and collect historic memorabilia and document personal recollections, as well as to inventory what we presently have in the Club collection. Want to Help? Anyone interested in volunteering to help with the initial planning should contact Holly Kaspar, Membership & Marketing Director at hkaspar@timuquana.net.

Among the Club's memorabilia is this old postcard featuring a look back at the TCC Clubhouse of the past

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FROM THE PRESIDENT These are jubilant times here at Timuquana! We wrapped up a very successful 54th edition of the Pow Wow MemberGuest Golf Tournament. The members, their guests, and loved ones experienced a wonderful evening closing party Saturday night. Thank you to Chef Lewis, Matt Harrington, and all the staff who made Saturday night memorable. Activities & Programming Our goal is to give members compelling and creative reasons to use the Club. Over the last several months, Walt Bartman delivered two Shark Tooth Hunting Expeditions, a Fly Fishing Technique Class, and a Superhero Paint Night, with Surf Classes and a Fortnite Tournament on the schedule. Thursday, April 4, the band Jupiter Coyote performed a concert on the River Lawn. The genesis of this event was a couple members who thought it would be fun and brought the idea to the Entertainment Committee. If you have ideas for fun events, contact Lexi Herman, our catering director. Founder's Day and New Board Members We recently had our Founders Day Meeting and elected four new members to the Board of Governors to serve three-year terms: David Loop – President Elect, Membership Committee Chair Mike Oates – Secretary, Fitness Committee Chair Mike Kelley – Treasurer, Finance Committee Chair Billy Hardaker – Greens Committee Chair It's a strong group that brings leadership and real-world business expertise which will help the Club make fact-based decisions. Board Retreat In February, the Board of Governors took a two-day retreat, facilitated by the firm, Kopplin, Kuebler and Wallace. We included the current Board, several prospective Board candidates, and Past Presidents. The objective was to understand what high performing clubs are doing, and just as important, learn what pitfalls to stay away from. The good news is we are doing lots of things right and have improvement in other areas which Greg will outline later. As we look into the next several months, we have a number of projects/events taking place:

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USGA U.S. Women’s Amateur Four Ball National Championship This prestigious event took place between April 27 and May 1, and featured 128 nationally-ranked players. We had a strong showing of volunteers, and many members opened their homes to players and caddies. We'd like to thank Nick Napoleon and Leslie Sirbaugh for serving as Championship co-chairs. We would also like to thank a host of other members who generously devoted their time, effort and funding. We could not have done it without all of your help! The New Pool and The Grove We anticipate the opening of the new Pool and The Grove dining area for the week of May 20. Many who have built or remodeled a home know that predicting a completion date can be a bit of a gamble, so let’s keep our fingers crossed. We believe the combined areas will provide a transformational experience for the membership. Thank You to Departing Board Members I want to thank Jim Riley for his three years on the Board as President Elect, President and Past President; Bret Catto as Greens Committee Chair; John Donahoo as Secretary; and Mike Muldoon as Treasurer. These gentlemen dedicated hundreds of hours to provide governance to the Club to get us where we are today. I am humbled and honored to be taking over as President from my good friend Jason Burhyte. Like the men mentioned above, Jason has been a relentless advocate for the Club and has driven the organization to new heights. He will be leading our Cabin & Cottage initiative during his last year on the Board as Past President. Finally, thank you for the opportunity to lead the Board of Governors. It's a responsibility I take seriously and will endeavor to make Timuquana a place for you to feel proud of, as well as always welcoming to you, your family and your guests. Respectfully,

Chip Dempsey 2019 - 2020 President

FROM THE GENERAL MANAGER As we transition to summer and the launch of the new pool and new activities around the Club, we also transition roles and responsibilities on the Board. With 1/3 of the Board changing each year, we are consistently challenged to ensure we maintain continuity and direction amongst the Board and committees. This fall, we took the opportunity to hold a leadership retreat. Facilitated by a nationally-recognized consulting firm, Kopplin, Kuebler and Wallace, the 2018 Board and 2019 Board spent two days learning what successful clubs do. We discussed Club best practices, essential processes and policies — including strategic board recruitment, procedural activities regarding elections, meetings, bylaws and planning; board size and committees; a functional partnership with the general manager; strategic planning, board orientation and evaluation; and communication with members; among others. An overarching goal for successful clubs is to achieve committed and consistent governance as part of club culture. The club governance model should provide a solid foundation for processes and procedures to ensure that Timuquana will thrive in a constantly changing world. As a result of the retreat, the Board and professional staff will be focusing on a few key goals for this year: 1. Improve the member feedback system. Each Club committee will be working on developing surveys and other systems to allow for more quantitative and real time member feedback. 2. We have launched a Club Governance section of the website. Within this tab, we have included: a. The Club’s Annual Report – This report historically gets produced in hard copy form for just Founder’s Day. This report highlights the Club’s financial position and summarizes the committees' activities for the prior year. b. Nominating Committee Guidelines – I often get asked how Board members are chosen. This newly developed criteria guides our nominating committee in determining the skills and characteristics needed for Board consideration.

c. Board Meeting Update – Following each

monthly meeting, we will post a summary of the meeting online. This will keep members more involved in what the Board is working on to make your experience as a member better.

d. 2023 Strategic Plan – The last Strategic Plan was completed in 2014. Since that time, we have accomplished a great deal of our goals and objectives. This year, the Board, committees and professional staff will be creating an updated vision of Timuquana that will lead us through the Club’s Centennial in 2023. This Strategic Plan will be posted online and will be updated annually with our accomplishments related to each objective. 3. Improved member communication for the Pow Wow Room. By better soliciting the design plans, engaging more members through focus groups, and highlighting the reasoning behind the improvements, we should garner more support and excitement for this transformational renovation! 4. Committees – Improve communication to the membership on getting involved with committees. Timuquana needs the membership’s help and expertise to continue to improve. Committees are vital in providing member feedback and goals for improving the member experience. Committees are formed annually after Founder’s Day in mid March / early April. Please consider giving back to TCC as we approach next Spring. Simply email Greg Sheara at gsheara@timuquana.net if you are interested in participating on a committee. A list of current committees, members and the committees goals for 2019 are all listed on the new Board Governance section of the website. On behalf of the Board and the professional staff, we are excited to provide more transparency in the Club’s operation. We are passionate about the improvements we have planned and look forward to your support and feedback throughout the year.

Greg Sheara, CCM General Manager gsheara@timuquana.net

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Camp Timuquana

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8:00 am to 2:00 pm

TUESDAY TH R O U G H

Timuquana’s First Sports Camp TCC will offer its first multi-sports camp! Kids will begin with swim at 8:00 am and then head off to golf. After working on their putting, they will head to tennis and finally back to the pool for additional games and lunch provided by TCC. Pick up is 2:00 pm at the pool. Your children will be coached by Timuquana’s best! 1 st Camper: $225; 2nd Camper: $215 Each Additional Camper:$200 Daily Drop-In: $75

THE NEW POOL AT TCC SET TO OPEN THE WEEK OF MAY 20

THE GROVE AT TIMUQUANA COUNTRY CLUB What is the Grove? The Grove is our new exciting Food & Beverage venue at Timuquana. Located in the space formally occupied by The Pool Café, this area is certainly going to become a member favorite and the place to be! We'll be offering a diverse menu of snacks, appetizers, sandwiches, salads, flatbreads, and panini sandwiches, along with the launch of our new “Future Members” kids' menu. You'll enjoy your meal in a fast casual atmosphere while taking in our spectacular view of the river at one of over 60 seats nestled in a grove of palms. Food can be ordered at the counter and will be delivered to you in the dining area of The Grove (we will not be able to deliver food inside the fencing of the pool due to Florida Health codes). You will have access to a full bar, complete with TV's to enjoy your favorite sports events, as well as a riverside fire pit surrounded by Adirondack chairs.

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HOURS OF OPERATION Tuesday–Thursday, Sunday 11:00 am–9:00 pm Friday–Saturday 11:00 am–10:00 pm

FRIDAY NIGHT ENTERTAINMENT

Enjoy live entertainment every Friday from 6:30–9:30 pm. May 24, Ace Winn May 31, Ace Winn June 14, Dan Kleinrock June 21, Ace Winn June 28, Dan Kleinrock

POOL GRAND OPENING MEMORIAL DAY CELEBRATION Come experience all the new pool has to offer at our Grand Opening & Memorial Day celebration! Chef’s stations will keep you full, including a grill station and a taco station, a DJ and our Aquatics team will keep you entertained, along with inflatables, face painting, and cotton candy! The event is complimentary, drinks by signature.

MONDAY, M AY 27

11 A M–4 PM

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TRIBE

MEMBERSHIP & MARKETING

FINAL MONTHS - PREVIEW PROGRAM ENDS JULY 16 As we open beautiful new amenities here at TCC, including our pool and The Grove, we look forward to a new chapter in the history of our Club. With that in mind, we're also coming to the conclusion of the final run of the "Discover Timuquana" Membership Preview Program. The program officially concludes with our Board Meeting on July 16, 2019. We've welcomed historic numbers of new members to the TCC Family under this fantastic program, and we encourage you to help friends, colleagues, and family "Discover Timuquana" and take advantage of this great offer before it's gone. Learn more at www.timuquana.net/Preview or contact our Membership Office for assistance.

have any questions, or are interested in sponsoring a new member, please feel free to contact me at any time. On the planning side, we are starting to work toward a number of exciting goals as part of our 2023 Centennial Strategic Plan. Stay tuned to future issues of the Timuquanan to learn more about these goals and updates, and view the full Strategic Plan on the new Board Governance page of our website. I look forward to seeing everyone around the Club!

Welcome to all of our newest members and friends, and thank you to all of our members who continue to sponsor new members, and introduce Timuquana to friends and neighbors. As always - if you ever need assistance with your membership,

Warm regards, Holly E. Kaspar, MBA Membership and Marketing Director hkaspar@timuquana.net 904.388.2664 x.131

WELCOME NEW MEMBERS

Help us welcome our newest members to the TCC Family! Nicholas & Lindsay Runnels

Sponsors: T. Williams & B. Adams

House Social Members Phil & Rachael Shad

Sponsors: P. Bravo & J. Hoggatt

House Social Members

Walter & Brittany Myers

Sponsors: M. Muldoon & B. Adams

Intermediate Members

Mike Power & Anna Poeton Sponsors: M. Tuggle & M. Eger

Junior Members

John & Sarah Dominey

Sponsors: S. Verlander & J. Burhyte

Junior Members

Jason & Angela Lewis

Sponsors: S. Davey & R. McDonald

National Members

Sean O'Neill & Leah Nowak

Sponsors: A. Meek & L. Wimberley

Junior Members

James "Fletcher" Sokul

Paul & Anne Marie Van Wie

Junior Member

House Social Members

Sponsors: M. Vallencourt & B. Hardaker

J. Daniel & Andrea Vallencourt

Sponsors: M. Vallencourt & B. Hardaker

Junior Members

Sponsors: J. Falconetti & S. Horne

Christopher McCarthy

Sponsors: S. Davey & J. Burhyte

National Member

James & Paula Liang

Sponsors: H.T. Platt & A. Walton

Founder Members

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Member Spotlight: B.A. Grubbs

Pictured above left and below: B.A. Grubbs with his daughter, Dana. Above right - B.A. Grubbs today with TCC Tennis Professional, Gregory Orr.

Tennis Memory Lane B.A. Grubbs has been a member of Timuquana Country Club for over 45 years. A lifelong avid tennis player, even today he continues to hit the courts here at the Club while inspiring others. He was born and raised in Roanoke, Virginia, and introduced to the sport of tennis by his father, who was an avid player himself. It was in this shared interest between father and son, that Grubbs found his own love of the sport, quickly rising to the number one player in his high school, and later, claiming the top spot on his college tennis team at Berea College in Kentucky. Grubbs further developed his passion when he was invited to serve as an Assistant Tennis Pro at a Club in Seal Harbor, Maine over the summer. It was at this club where he had the opportunity to give lessons to an illustrious group of individuals, including members of the Rockefeller, Ford and McCormick families.

them together,” says his daughter, Dana, in a video interview recently filmed by former TCC Tennis Shop Manager, Carolyn Snowden. Also in the video, after being brought to tears by Dana’s reading off of his many contributions to the sport, Grubbs tearfully says, “It was a step to bring amateur tennis and this state to a level it had never seen before.”

For more than two decades, Grubbs served the Florida Section on numerous USTA and sectional committees, also enjoying a two-year stent as president of the FL Section (8485). During that time, he established relationships with the USPTA, USPTR, and the Nick Bollettieri Tennis Academy. In the 1980s, he also held the presentation that earned Florida the right to launch a pilot school program, one of only two sections chosen by the USTA Education & Research Committee. These accomplishments are honored with his photo, on a plaque in the Hall of Fame at the new home of USTA’s Florida Campus in Orlando.

Grubbs says “It was a sport I loved so much, that I wanted to see my children play.” He recalls teaching his daughter Dana to play, and how she picked up the sport quickly – playing on the Bolles team, and later at the top of her team at the University of Georgia. “Tennis has grown and become more a part of the Club,” he continues. “Back in the days it was all golf, and all major country clubs had a golf course. Tennis was just coming along then and building. But now, tennis has its own group of people. Tennis has taught me that anything that you really want is worth working for.”

“He really had a lot to do with the merging of the professional tennis world, and USTA and USTA Florida; he really brought

VIDEO SPOTLIGHT To watch the full video interview with B.A. Grubbs, visit the Tennis page of the TCC website. W W W.T I M U Q UA N A . N E T | 1 1

SOCIAL & DINING — MAY 3 / FRI

23 / THURSDAY

FIRST FRIDAY HAPPY HOUR

A DRIVE DOWN ST. HELENA HIGHWAY

6:00 pm | Casual Lounge Kick off May live music from Daniel Kleinrock and our $1923 drawing! Chef will provide a delicious dinner buffet to round out the evening. Cost: $21 per adult, $7 per child. Cancellation policy is waived.

10 / FRI TOMAHAWK 7:00 pm | River Lawn Enjoy live entertainment, dinner, and dancing. Cost: $50; includes beer & wine. Upgrade to a full bar for $70. To register, contact the Concierge at 904.388.2664 x. 100.

10 & 11 / FRI & SAT SEASHORE DINNER SPECIAL Enjoy our featured a la carte special of Chef’s favorites from the sea. Begin with unlimited salad and seafood chowder, then enjoy a platter of jumbo shrimp scampi, flounder, fried shrimp, lobster mac-n-cheese, and coleslaw. Cost: $32 per person. Available in Pow Wow.

12 / SUN MOTHER'S DAY BRUNCH Show mom how much you love her with this special brunch and Mom-osas at the Club. Menu highlights include a raw bar, carving station, made-to-order omelettes, and decadent desserts. Cost: $35 per adult, $18 per child. Children 4 & under are complimentary. Seating every 30 minutes from 11:00 am–2:00 pm.

21 / TUE GROVE OPENING The Grove is our new and exciting Food & Beverage option at Timuquana. Located in the space that was formally occupied by The Pool Café, this area is for sure going to become a member favorite and the place to be. 1 2 | M AY/J U N E 2 0 1 9

7:00 pm Jordon Carlos, Jamie Swart, and Bonnie King will be our tour guides on our virtual journey down St. Helena Highway in Napa Valley. Chef Lewis is preparing a 4-course meal, paired with Sequoia Grove, Cakebread, Flora Springs, St. Supery, Merryvale, and Odette. Cost: $125 per person. Wine Society members and 1 guest recieve 20% off. For reservations, call the Concierge at 904.388.2664 x. 100.

27 / MON POOL GRAND OPENING MEMORIAL DAY CELEBRATION 11:00 am–4:00 pm | Pool Come experience all the new pool has to offer at our Grand Opening & Memorial Day Celebration! Chef’s stations will keep you full, including a grill station and a taco station, and a DJ and our Aquatics team will keep you entertained. The event is complimentary, drinks by signature. The Grove is only open for beverage service until 4:00 pm. Full menu, plus BBQ specials are available in Pow Wow and River Room during regular hours.

30 / THU PRIME RIB NIGHT & 25% OFF WINE Chef’s signature prime rib is hand-seasoned, slow roasted to perfection, and served with asparagus, roasted fingerling potatoes, and au jus. Enjoy your choice of a king cut for $25 or a petite cut for $20. Call 904.388.2664 x. 100 to reserve your cut.

Hours: 5:30 to 9:30 pm

MAY

4, 10, 24, 25, 31

JUNE

1, 15, 21, 22, 28

SOCIAL & DINING — JUNE 7 / FRI FIRST FRIDAY HAPPY HOUR 6:00 pm | Casual Lounge Kick off June with live music from Scott Elley and our $1923 drawing! Chef will provide a delicious dinner buffet to round out the evening. Cost: $21 per adult, $7 per child. Cancellation policy is waived.

14 / FRI MAGNOLIA BALL Presentation at 9:00 pm Timuquana members are invited to attend the presentation of this year’s debutante coterie, followed by dancing and drinks by signature. This event is black-tie.

14 & 15 / FRI & SAT SEASHORE DINNER SPECIAL Enjoy our featured a la carte special of Chef’s favorites from the sea. Begin with unlimited salad and seafood chowder then enjoy a platter of jumbo shrimp scampi, flounder, fried shrimp, lobster mac-n-cheese, and coleslaw. Cost: $32 per person. Available in Pow Wow on June 14. Available in both Pow Wow and River Room on June 15.

21 & 22 / FRI & SAT TIMUQUANA CHAR The River Room will be converted into a classic steakhouse — Timuquana Char. We will have offerings such as chilled seafood towers, king crab legs, and prime steaks, as well as your favorite a la carte sides. For reservations, contact the Concierge at 904.388.2664 x. 100.

27 / THU PRIME RIB NIGHT & 25% OFF WINE Chef’s signature prime rib is slow roasted and served with asparagus, roasted fingerling potatoes, and au jus. Enjoy your choice of a king cut for $25 or a petite cut for $20. Call 904.388.2664 x. 100 to reserve your cut.

POOLSIDE COOKOUT

July 4 | 12:00–4:00 pm We’ll have the grills fired up with your favorites and the Grove will be open for beverages. A DJ will keep the music going while our Aquatics staff entertains you with relays, games, and more! Cost: $13 per adult, $7 per child. Note: Pow Wow closes at 2:30 pm. The Grove is open for normal operations from 11:00 am–6:00 pm, and then beverages only 6:00–9:30 pm.

JULY 4TH CELEBRATION

July 4 | 6:00–9:30 pm Enjoy a family-fun carnival with BBQ buffets, carnival treats, games, a water slide, roaming entertainers, and more! Fireworks begin at 9:15 pm. Drinks by signature. Cost: $35 per adult, $18 per child. Children 4 & under are complimentary.

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ONGOING EVENTS F Fitness • G Golf • T Tennis R Recreation • SD Social and Dining

MAY S U N DAY

M O N DAY 24

Pump 8:30 am // F HIIT Synrgy 9:30 am // F

T U E S DAY

Men's PVT Yoga 6:30 am // F Roll and Stretch 7:30 am // F

Brunch 10:00 am

CLUB CLOSED

Fried Chicken Supper 5:30 pm

Duplicate Bridge 3 pm

Pilates Flow 8:30 am // F Strength & Endurance 4:00 pm // F

12 MOTHER'S DAY BRUNCH 11:00 am - 2:00 pm

Yoga 6:00 am // F

Synrgy 9:30 am // F

6:00 pm

CLUB CLOSED

Duplicate Bridge 3 pm

19 Brunch 10:00 am

Kids Eat Free Night // SD Pow Wow Room Mini Buffet

Board of Governors Meeting 6 pm

26 Brunch 10:00 am Fried Chicken Supper 5:30 pm

Beginners’ Clinic 6:30 pm // T Yoga 6:00 pm // F

Men's PVT Yoga 6:30 am // F Roll & Stretch 7:30 am // F

GROVE OPENING Duplicate Bridge 3 pm

CLUB CLOSED

Fried Chicken Supper 5:30 pm

Yoga & Stretch 11:00 am // F Men’s Wednesday Night Golf Game 5:00 pm // G

14 WINEDOWN PILATES

Fried Chicken Supper 5:30 pm

HIIT 7:00 am // F Pump 8:30 am // F

POOL GRAND OPENING & MEMORIAL DAY 11:00 am – 4:00 pm GOLF: Memorial Day Tournament

Club Closed Golf Course Closed May 28 – June 10

M O N DAY

T U E S DAY

JUNE S U N DAY 26

HIIT Mix 8:30 am // F Strength & Endurance 4:00 pm // F Men’s Night Clinic 6:30 pm // T

Yoga 6:00 am // F HIIT 7:00 am // F

Brunch 10:00 am

Yoga 8:30 am // F Gentle Yoga 9:30 am // F Yoga & Stretch 11:00 am // F

9 Brunch 10:00 am

Pump 10:00 am // F

16 Brunch 10:00 am Fried Chicken Supper 5:30 pm

Duplicate Bridge 3 pm

10 CLUB CLOSED

Fried Chicken Supper 5:30 pm

Cardio Clinic (NTRP 4+) 8:00 am // T Men’s Clinic 9:00 am // T

CLUB CLOSED

Fried Chicken Supper 5:30 pm

11 Duplicate Bridge 3 pm

17 CLUB CLOSED

18 Duplicate Bridge 3 pm Board of Governors Meeting 6 pm

Jr. Grooves 11:30 am // F

23/30 SU

Brunch 10:00 am // SD Fried Chicken Supper // SD

Brunch 10:00 am Fried Chicken Supper 5:30 pm

CLUB CLOSED

25 Duplicate Bridge 3 pm

W E D N E S DAY Kids Eat Free Pow Wow Mini Buffet

T H U R S DAY 1

F R I DAY 2

3 FIRST FRIDAY HAPPY HOUR

Golf Course Opens at 10:30 am

River Room Reopens

SAT U R DAY

6:00 pm

4 Treehouse 5:30 pm

Golf Course Closed

8 Kids Eat Free Pow Wow Mini Buffet

TOMAHAWK

7:00 pm

GOLF: Ladies' Closing Day 8:30 am

All players off Golf Course by 12:00 pm

SEASHORE DINNER SPECIAL

Kids Eat Free Pow Wow Mini Buffet

22 Kids Eat Free Pow Wow Mini Buffet

SEASHORE DINNER SPECIAL

River Room Closed

"GOLDEN KEG" HUNT

5:00 to 7:00 pm

GOLF: Saturday Mayhem Treehouse 5:30 pm

Kids Eat Free Pow Wow Mini Buffet

PRIME RIB NIGHT & 25% OFF WINE

FORTNITE TOURNAMENT

W E D N E S DAY

T H U R S DAY

F R I DAY

River Room Closed Golf Course open for regular play at approx. 2:00 pm

Treehouse 5:30 pm

7:00 pm

GOLF: Spring Classic

SURF CLINIC Neptune Beach

GOLF: Spring Classic Golf Course Closed

A DRIVE DOWN ST. HELENA HIGHWAY

Treehouse 5:30 pm

16 GOLF: Spring Classic All players off golf course by 12:00 pm

TENNIS: Junior Jamboree TENNIS: XGLOsive 8:30 pm

Treehouse 5:30 pm

SAT U R DAY 31

SURF CLINIC Neptune Beach Treehouse 5:30 pm Golf Course Closed May 28 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; June 10

FIRST FRIDAY HAPPY HOUR

Kids Eat Free Pow Wow Mini Buffet

6:00 pm

Kids Eat Free Pow Wow Mini Buffet

MAGNOLIA BALL

DIVE-IN MOVIES

TRIBAL GAMES

2:00 to 4:00 pm

SEASHORE DINNER SPECIAL

River Room Closed

Treehouse 5:30 pm

DIVE-IN MOVIES TIMUQUANA CHAR ADULT TRIVIA

27 PRIME RIB NIGHT & 25% OFF WINE

9:00 pm

BEER OLYMPIAD Treehouse 5:30 pm

28 GOLF: Wine 9 Treehouse 5:30 pm

TIMUQUANA CHAR

6:30 pm Treehouse 5:30 pm

26 Kids Eat Free Pow Wow Mini Buffet

29 River Room Closed

GOLF NEWS Hosting the USGA National Championship ended May 1, and we're back to playing golf at 10:30 on May 2. We hope everyone enjoyed the 2019 USGA U.S. Women’s Amateur Four-Ball Championship, and we thank all of the volunteers who helped make it a success, with a feather in the cap of our facility.

format will be Red, White and Blue. On 6 tee boxes, golfers will play from the Blue tees, 6 from the White, and 6 from the Red. 2 Best Balls of your foursome will count for the team score using 100% handicap. Cost: $10 to enter. Make our own group and sign up in the Golf Shop.

May features a different schedule this year, so hopefully you can take part in a few of the upcoming events. On Thursday, May 9, we'll have our Ladies’ Closing Day. It's an 18-hole captains choice event at 8:30 am with lunch to follow. This event is complimentary.

May 28 through June 10 the golf course will be closed for aeration. The Range will reopen for normal hours on June 4. Alan Brown and his staff will be hard at work with some agronomic practices that ensure great playing conditions throughout the year. When you see them please thank them for their efforts!

The following week, May 16–18 is our Spring Classic, Timuquana’s Senior Men’s Member-Guest. This is open to golf members who are 50 years of age and older (guests must be 50 as well). If there are still spots available, we hope you will consider playing!

June 28 we'll have our ever popular "Wine 9.” The front 9 will be set up as all Par 3's with a wine tasting on each hole. The price per player is $45. There must be at least one member of the opposite gender in each foursome. The format is a scramble with some twists.

To close out May, we'll have our traditional Memorial Day activities. On Saturday, we have our regular SATURDAY MAYHEM game, which is an optional stableford game. On Monday, May 27, we have a shotgun start at 8:30 am and again at 1:30 pm for our Memorial Day Tournament. There will be complimentary beverages on the course and the

Clint Avret, PGA Director of Golf cavret@timuquana.net

JUNIOR GOLF PGA JUNIOR LEAGUE IS BACK AND OPEN FOR SIGN UPS!

Ladies' Club Championship Left to Right: Leslie Pierpont; Allison Vogt, Winner; and Beth Pulignano, Runner Up 1 6 | M AY/J U N E 2 0 1 9

The season will run from May 23 to August 13. All junior team members will receive two jerseys, matching hats, custom driver headcover, and a dozen balls! The team will play 6-8 matches and practice throughout the summer. Cost is $395 and is limited to 16 spots. Please call the Golf Shop if you have any questions.

GOLFER’S IQ Improve your golf etiquette with helpful tips from the pros

1) Pick up your feet – when you are on the putting green pick up your feet and don’t twist. After the play of the hole tap down any blemishes around the cup so the next golfer can have a smooth surface. When greens are fast this can make a BIG difference. 2) Pour balls out – when on the driving range pour golf balls out at your station in front of the rope and stand the Titleist bag up. 3) 90 degree rule on carts – Stay on the cart path as you leave the tee box. When you get even with your ball, drive out to it (turn at a 90 degree angle to your ball) and once you have hit your shot and your cart partners shot return to the cart path. Carts should NEVER go beside a green or around a green and all four tires should remain on the path when you park next to the putting surface.

RECIPROCAL PLAY Timuquana has formal reciprocals with the following: Palma Ceia Country Club, Tampa, FL Cherokee Town & CC, Atlanta, GA Valdosta Country Club, Valdosta, GA Sawgrass Country Club, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL Sea Island Golf Club, Sea Island, GA This reciprocal runs from June 1 through August 31. Call the Golf Shop to arrange a time at any of these facilities. If you are travelling to another area where we don’t have a formal reciprocal, please email me with the course you would like to play plus the date, time, and number of players and I will do my best to arrange a starting time.

WELCOME KERRY HUTCHISON Please help us welcome Kerry Hutchison to Timuquana. Kerry will be helping the golf staff continue to excel in our merchandising operation. Additionally, she will be taking over the Wednesday Ladies’ Clinic, starting new clinics on the weekend. In the Fall, she will also be in charge of Ladies’ Day. Please come by and welcome Kerry to Timuquana!

GOLF CLINICS Men’s Clinic – Every Tuesday at 11:00 am (Please make reservations at least 24 hours in advance) Ladies’ Clinic – Every Wednesday at 11:00 am (Please make reservations at least 24 hours in advance) May 1 – No Clinic May 7 & 8 – Full Swing May 14 & 15 – Putting May 21 & 27 – Chipping & Pitching Clinics will stop during the summer but will resume September 25.

EVENT DATES May 9 Ladies’ Closing Day May 16–18 Spring Classic May 27 Memorial Day Red, White, and Blue Tournament May 28–June 10 Aeration June 28 "Wine 9"

COURSE CLOSURES May 1 Course Closed May 2 Course will open at 10:30 am May 8 All players must be off the course at 12:00 pm May 16 All players must be off the course at 12:00 pm May 17 Course Closed May 18 Course will open for regular play at approximately 2:00 pm. May 28 – June 10 Course Closed (Range reopens for regular hours June 4)

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TENNIS NEWS The spring was a very active and successful time at the TCC Tennis Center. Our A, B, and C teams are finishing off another great year of league tennis and our 4.0 men are gearing up for their inaugural USTA season. We just finished our Member-Member, which was a smashing good time for everyone. First, we always want to thank all the players that participated, but we also want to give special thanks to the winners: Raymur Rachels & Holly Patton and JJ Conners & Aron Stefanides for taking the top women’s and men’s divisions; Paige Sreenan & Carson Hobby and Buck Williams & Phil Gibbs on winning the women’s and men’s middle flights; and Frances Graham & Holland Gibbs on winning the C flights. You all have to come back and defend your titles. We are already looking forward to next year’s Member-Member. As the school year winds down, we are starting to switch gears from after school programming to summer camps. We have events all summer long for every type of player and we hope to Matthew Bacon, USPTA, APC see you this summer at Director of Tennis the Tennis Center. mbacon@timuquana.net

TENNIS TIP

MEMBER-MEMBER WINNERS

Raymur Rachels & Holly Patton

JJ Conners & Aron Stefanides

Paige Sreenan & Carson Hobby

What is the easiest way to figure out someone’s “weaker” side? Have you ever figured out someone’s weaker side too late in the match? Have you even thought about playing to your opponents weak side? All players prefer to play either their forehand or backhand. People have asked me “What is the fastest way to know a weak side”? The answer is to feed a ball in the warm-up right at them. If they run around and hit forehand, bingo! If they run around and hit their backhand you know exactly what they like to play in a match. Try to exploit someone’s weaker side to get better results.

Buck Williams & Phil Gibbs

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CLINICS

$18 per clinic | Advance registration requested

BEGINNERS’ CLINIC Wednesdays at 6:30 pm Space is limited to six players per clinic

MEN’S NIGHT CLINIC Thursdays at 6:30 pm

FIRST FRIDAY KIDS’ NIGHT OUT First Friday of each month at 6:00 pm $30 per child, $15 per additional child

CARDIO CLINIC Saturdays at 8:00 am (NTRP levels 4.0 and above)

MEN’S CLINIC Saturdays at 9:00 am

MAY 11 / SAT

JUNIOR JAMBOREE 11:00 am–12:30 pm Join us for our send off for the red and orange classes. Enjoy games, prizes, pizza, and fun.

11 / SAT XGLOSIVE 8:30 pm XGLOsive turns traditional tennis into a fun, no-pressure social experience for people of all ages and abilities. Unlike traditional tennis events, XGLOsive takes the pressure off and turns the music and the fun way up! This is truly a special event that you do not want to miss.

RUSTY RACQUETS Two, four-week sessions April 29—May 22 | May 27—June 19 Cost: $99 per four-week session Mondays, 8:00 to 9:00 am & 6:30 to 7:30 pm Wednesdays, 6:30 to 7:30 pm Saturdays, 11:00 am to 12:00 pm* *Make up class if needed

JUNIOR CLINICS MONDAY Tiny Tomahawks: 3:30–4:15 pm

TUESDAY Orange Ball/Green Ball: 4:30–5:30 pm Advanced High School Clinic: 5:30–7:00 pm

WEDNESDAY Green Ball Clinic: 4:30–5:30 pm

THURSDAY Tiny Tomahawks: 3:30–4:15 pm Orange Ball/Green Ball: 4:30–5:30 pm Advanced High School Group: 5:30–7:00 pm

JUNE 21 / FRI

REGGAE TENNIS SOCIAL 6:30 pm | Cost: $35 per player Come enjoy a Caribbean themed Friday Night Social here at TCC. We will be jammin’ to the sounds of reggae as we sip on island drinks and play tennis throughout the evening. Island hors d’oeuvres will be served. A partner is not required to play. W W W.T I M U Q UA N A . N E T | 1 9

FITNESS NEWS TCC FITNESS WELCOMES RYAN MICKENS

Ryan's fitness background is rooted in football, golf, and tennis. He attended Nease High School where he played football and earned a full scholarship to Liberty University where he studied Kinesiology. While at Liberty, Ryan was motivated to pursue a career in the fitness industry by his Strength & Conditioning coach Bill Gillespie. Ryan is a National Academy of Sports Medicine Certified Personal Trainer who works with all ages. At TCC Ryan will be instructing private personal training sessions, as well as sports performance clinics.

MAY MILITARY APPRECIATION CHALLENGE

May is national Military Appreciation Month and the TCC Fitness staff is challenging our members with physical fitness tests from each branch of the military. Come in each week to test if you have what it takes to make it into all branches of the service! Each branch has their own variation of fitness tests, depending on the physical demand for the different areas of duty. Every man and woman in the armed forces has passed these tests and proudly serve our great nation.

WINEDOWN PILATES

Tuesday, May 14 | 6:00 pm | Cost: $25 Join us on the River Terrace for a restorative evening of wine and movement with our Pilates instructor, Joanna Massey. This Pilates-based movement class will consist of stretching, myofascial release, restorative exercises, and a beautiful view while drinking wine. All participants will take home a myofascial release ball. To register, contact the Concierge at 904.388.2664 ext. 100. Space is limited to 20 participants.

JR. GROOVES Starting May 11, juniors will have a blast while Rochelle teaches them movement fundamentals using hip hop, choreography from old school grooves, and current dance moves. The class takes place on Saturdays from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm and will run throughout the summer. Cost: $10 per class.

SUMMER DANCE CLASSES Over the summer, Rochelle will be teaching dance classes twice a week for children participating in TCC’s sports camp and KE Camps. Children who are not participating in the sports camp are still welcome to attend for a drop-in rate of $10.

SUMMER JUNIOR GROUP EXERCISE CLASSES TCC is excited to announce a new junior group exercise program for ages 8-14. A combination of yoga, stretching, strength conditioning, and endurance training will be used to engage and educate students on the importance of exercise. On days with strength and endurance training, students will build stamina and muscle tone which are crucial to their performance as athletes. Yoga and stretch days will increase students’ flexibility and include routines choreographed to today’s popular songs to add a fun twist of cardio. The program will run Tuesday through Friday from 11:00 am to 12:00 pm. Cost for the full program is $30 per week and the drop in rate is $10.

ADDITIONAL CLASSES Ruben Sagastume Fitness & Wellness Manager rsagastume@timuquana.net 2 0 | M AY/J U N E 2 0 1 9

YOGA & STRETCH WED & FRI - 11 AM to 12 PM STRENGTH & ENDURANCE TUE & THU - 4 to 5 PM

PILATES AT TIMUQUANA Whether you want to improve your golf swing, recover after a long tennis match, get toned up for pool season, alleviate back or joint pain, or just feel and look your best, Pilates is for you! Pilates improves flexibility, builds strength, develops control, and improves endurance in the entire body. Emphasis is placed on alignment, breathing, developing a strong core, and improving coordination and balance. Modifications can be made to accommodate every skill level and to reach specific goals. Intensity can also be increased over time as the body adapts itself to the exercises. Pilates helps expose the brilliance of deep core awareness and teaches the body how to function at its most efficient level.

Single Privates 1 Hr session

$75

5 Hr package

$325 ($65/session)

10 Hr package

$600 ($60/session)

Duets (2 People) Single Hour Duet

$45 per person

5 Tower Duets

$200 per person ($40/session per person)

Semi-Private Tower Sessions (3-4 people) Single Hour class

$40 per person

5 Tower Classes

$175 per person ($35/session per person)

10 Tower Classes

$300 per person ($30/session per person)

Guest

$10 + Class Fee

For more information or to schedule a session, contact the Fitness Center at 904.387.6700 or fitness@timuquana.net.

The Spa at Timuquana Salt Love Scrub and Massage With this new service you can experience all the benefits of Himalayan salt. It contains all six electrolytes required for health: sodium, potassium, chloride, magnesium, phosphorus, and calcium. These electrolytes are used for skin cell restoration and are excellent for anti-aging. The salt scrub will boost circulation, shed flaky skin, diminish the appearance of cellulite, and give a refreshed look and feel. Your exfoliated skin will then be nourished with coconut oil and grapefruit essential oils, which will stimulate your lymphatic system and help eliminate excess water weight. As an added benefit, you will take home some of the salt scrub for continued benefits long after your appointment. This is a great service for the hot summer to keep the skin supple and smooth. For Motherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Day, gift certificates may be purchased throughout the month of May. Cost of service is $125. To schedule your massage, contact Maria Draggoo at 904.387.6700 or fitness@timuquana.net.

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RECREATION NEWS NEW ACTIVITIES FOR SUMMER 2019

The new pool at Timuquana will be state of the art! It is an honor and pleasure to open this facility. Aside from its resort appearance and its competitive aspect, the mechanical features are top of the line. As we enter our summer season with our new pool you’ll find lots of new experiences and faces. River Rats Swimming, War Eagle Water Polo, Funday Sundays, and Movie Nights are just some to speak of. Please make sure you check the Recreation calendar and pool page of the TCC website for all the up-todate information. I hope to Walt Bartman see you at the pool a lot Recreation Director this summer! wbartman@timuquana.net

MEET THE 2019 AQUATICS STAFF Walt Bartman Recreation Director & Head Coach Sarah Ciampa Head Swim Coach & Pool Manager Hannah Lacy Assistant Pool Manager & Coach Katherine Baker Swim Coach Tracy Markley Water Aerobics Coach For full bios, visit the website at timuquana.net.

MAY

25 / SAT / “GOLDEN KEG” HUNT 5:00–7:00 pm | Cost: $40 a team Join us for the Black Beard's “Golden Keg” Hunt at TCC! Your team of four will collect clues while tasting craft brews. Prizes given to the winning team and for the best costume. Black beard’s highly encouraged! To register, contact the Concierge at 904.388-2664 x. 100.

31 / FRI / FORTNITE TOURNAMENT 5:30–9:30 pm | Grand Ballroom | Cost: $18 Bring your “A” game junior members! We will have four TV’s hooked up to four consoles for a double elimination tournament. A buffet will be provided. Dress up as your favorite character and bring your lucky controller. Prizes given for best costume, champion, and fastest win!

JUNE

15 / SAT / TRIBAL GAMES 2:00–4:00 pm | Cost: $20/family Does your family have what it takes to win Timuquana’s first Tribal Games? Families will compete in six different games for the ultimate prize. Games include doubles tennis, swimming relay, obstacle course, croquet, putting challenge, and a pie eating contest. Tribal Games will be limited to the first 8 families to register. Some competitions will require four family members. Prize awarded to best family costume.

22 / SAT / BEER OLYMPIAD 5:30–7:30 pm | Cost $40/team Come celebrate Dionysus’s teacher Silenus, the Greek God of Beer, with your friends. We invite you to put together a team of four friends that love to play beer favorites like beer pong and flip cup. TCC’s first annual Beer Olympics will funnel (no pun intended) a team of frothy Olympians through a series of games where points will be awarded. A capstone event will help determine the true champions. A celebration back at The Grove will conclude the evening as we toast to Silenus and award the champions! Prize for best Team Uniform. Teams of four required. 2 2 | M AY/J U N E 2 0 1 9

SWIM LESSONS

Beginning May 20 we will offer swim lessons Monday through Sunday for all ages and levels! You can sign up at the pool sign-in desk once the pool opens, or register your child online. Visit www.smarterlessons.com to book your swim lessons!

JUNIOR COACHES

River Rats Swim Team is beginning a junior coaches program. We are looking for interested applicants entering their junior year of high school who want to learn how to coach and assist with the Junior Rats program. A cover letter and resume with references should be sent to wbartman@timuquana.net. The position requires the applicant to be at the swim meets, afternoon practices, and team functions.

MASTER'S SWIMMING

Mondays, Wednesdays, & Fridays | 6:00–7:30 am New to TCC this summer will be a master’s practice led by one of our swim coaches. Our practice curriculum will find that right amount of rigor for the novice to advanced swimmer. Cost per session: Session 1 | May 20 - August 31 – $150 Session 2 | September 5 - November 26 – $150

WATER AEROBICS

TCC WATER POLO CLUB

Mondays, May 20 - July 25 | 4:00 pm TCC will be launching a sanctioned, Club USA Water Polo Program. TCC will be Jacksonville’s first and only youth water polo program. Teams are co-ed and/or gender-only and are divided into U10, U12, U14, U16, & U18 teams. We are looking to field several teams to compete in one tournament that will be determined in the upcoming weeks. Register by contacting Walt Bartman. To learn more about Water Polo, visit: www.usawaterpolo.org. Cost: $215

INTRODUCTION TO WATER POLO CAMP

Water Polo is one of the nation’s fastest growing sports! Did you know there are more college scholarships available than water polo players playing the game? Coach Walt will provide instruction on how to play this great game. For more information or register, contact Coach Walt at wbartman@timuquana.net Tuesday through Friday from 10:30–11:30 am Session 1 | June 4–June 7. Session 2 | June 9–June 12 Cost: $50 for per session

Tuesdays & Thursdays | 9:30–10:30 am Our Water Aerobics classes are low-impact workouts designed to increase flexibility, range of motion, strength, cardiovascular conditioning, and tone muscles. This class is great for participants of all ages and ability levels. Tuesdays are shallow and Thursdays are deep-water training experiences. We will use pool noodles, aqua float belts, and aqua dumbbells for resistance to tone and shape muscles. Session 1 | May 21–June 20. Session 2 | June 25–July 30 $90 for per session (10 classes) Registration for both sessions $165

AQUA-TOTS: MOM AND ME SWIM LESSONS! Tuesdays, May 21–June 11 | 9:00–10:00 am

Join swim instructor Lexi Williams as she acclimates your newborn, toddler, or infant to the pool. Moms bring your suit and follow along. Lessons will take place in the beach entry part of the pool. Cost: $70.

LEARN TO SURF CLINIC

May 18 & June 1 | Neptune Beach A new and fun opportunity awaits for anyone wanting to learn how to surf. Ruben and Walt will run a surf clinic for those interested. Snacks, board, busing, and FUN are included in the price. Please contact Walt at wbartman@timuquana. net to sign up for this fun new experience. Cost: $90 for one clinic, $160 for two clinics.

DIVE-IN MOVIES

Bring a float to the pool as you watch blockbuster movies! June 8 | June 21 July 12 | August 16 Cost: $7. Includes candy & popcorn; drinks by signature.

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AROUND THE CLUB FIRST FRIDAY HAPPY HOUR | MARCH 1

FANTASTIC BEASTS PAINT NIGHT | MARCH 2

LADIES' MEMBER-GUEST | MARCH 7

SHARK TOOTH EXPEDITION #1 | MARCH 9

PIGS AND PINOT | MARCH 15

POW WOW | MARCH 29

IN THE MIDST DANCE RECITAL | MARCH 30

SHARK TOOTH EXPEDITION #2 | APRIL 4

BREAKFAST WITH THE BUNNY | APRIL 20

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