Our purpose is to have fun playing board and social games. We meet at 7:00pm in the Wine Library on the first Wednesday of the month to play Trivial Pursuit and other board games as well as the third Wednesday of the month to play social games such as Dictionary, Rollick and Hedbanz (charade type games) and other social games.

Both events are “drop in” events in the sense that you do not have to play every month. We prefer that you sign up for each meeting on the Events page of MyTrilogyLife.com but it is not essential. If you have a favorite game, please bring it to the event! There is no cost to join the club or attend meetings. Everyone is welcome to attend and bring snacks, if you would like.

Our club meets on Mondays at 1:00pm in the Avila Room. If you like Bridge and want to play “Duplicate” or “Rubber” bridge with your fellow Trilogians, please come and join us.

Duplicate bridge play requires that you have a partner and that you reserve a place in advance. Rubber bridge play does not require a partner, but you should let Club Leader know you will be coming. Drop-ins for rubber bridge are allowed, but preference is given to those who pre-register through the Events page of MTL.

We provide an avenue for Trilogy at Monarch Dunes and Woodlands Members to play bocce in Club-sponsored league games on the Monarch Club’s bocce courts.

Chapter Two formed in 2008 with the opening of the Monarch Club to promote an informal group discussion of literature of all types. We became an official Charter Club in 2009. All Members at Monarch Dunes are welcome to join our discussions at any time. There is no cost to join Chapter Two.

Chapter Two Book Club meets at the Monarch Club at two different times each month to discuss the pre-selected book. We meet twice on the same book to accommodate an afternoon and an evening schedule. You may attend at whichever time works best for you. We meet approximately the third Tuesday and Thursday of every month, but please check our schedule as it does vary. Please check your MTL newsletter for venue changes. We request that you have read at least 100 pages of the book we are discussing so that you’re able to contribute to the conversation in a meaningful way.

Roll the dice and have some fun with your Trilogy neighbors! Clubhouse Bunco meets on the first Wednesday of every month in the Avila Room at 6:45pm to sign in and start playing at 7:00pm.

This is a drop in event, in the sense that you do not have to play every month, but you do need to sign up in advance when you plan to attend. If you’d like to play, sign up at the concierge desk with your $10 payment by the Sunday before each Clubhouse Bunco event. If you don’t sign up with payment by Sunday, your money will not be included in the gift cards that are given out as prizes. You are still welcome to play, but you must let the Club Leader know prior to Tuesday that you intend to play so we can make sure we have the correct number of players. There is also a $10 annual dues fee charged to Members to cover the cost of supplies. Guests of Members do not have to pay the annual dues fee.

Please bring whatever you would like to drink, or feel free to purchase drinks from Adelina’s Bistro or The Market Place.

Join a group of Members with a passion for Ballroom and Latin Dancing during our weekly dance classes. We encourage you to get off the couch and come join us in a fun activity! Our plan is to utilize Liliana Graham, an accomplished local dance instructor, for ballroom and Latin dance instruction. Our group votes to select which dance will be rotated each month. The one-hour dance class occurs each Friday at 5:00pm in the Avila Room, effective January 12th. The cost is $10 per person payable directly to Liliana Graham.

If we get sufficient demand we will institute an additional dance class at 4:00pm. The cost will be $10 per person for a single class and $15 per person if you take both classes.

The Club has also started offering Line Dance classes on Wednesdays at 5:00pm (when Avila Room is available, so check the Events page of MTL for the most up to date schedule). Classes are free and taught by Club Members.

Singles or partners are welcome to all classes and no experience is necessary. If you are interested in joining us, please email Lori Weitz at loriweitz8@verizon.net or just come to class.

Are you a cooking enthusiast who enjoys preparing dishes based on movies? Are you a movie enthusiast who appreciates different types of movies and sampling movie-related food? If so, the Dinner and a Movie Club is the Club for you!

We have several different teams that meet monthly in the Wine Library. A movie is selected by each team as a theme for the appetizers and dinner. Members bring food to share and then watch the movie. There are teams for those who enjoy cooking and bringing homemade dishes and a team for those who prefer to bring semi-homemade dishes.

RSVP’s are required due to space limitations and RSVP’s will be confirmed.

We meet in the Avila Room on Tuesdays and Fridays from 1:00pm to 4:00pm.

Mah Jongg is a game that originated in China and is commonly played by four to five players. Mah Jongg is a game of skill, strategy, and calculation and involves a degree of chance. The game is played with a set of 152 tiles based on Chinese characters and symbols.

We meet every Thursday at 10:00am in the Wine Library and the Art Studio on the last Thursday of each month. These sessions are free and open to all Trilogy Members.

Come and join us for a new way to cope with our life issues. Would you like to wake up and live in harmony with oneself and with the world? Mindfulness is paying attention to what is going on inside and outside your body, non-judgmentally. Mindfulness will allow a simple but powerful path.

We meet on the first Tuesday of every month in the Wine Library from 2:00pm to 4:00pm.

MDMC captures videos of events here at Trilogy and posts them to a dedicated website. We also broadcast audio programs via our own Monarch Radio station here at Trilogy, KTGY-LP 107.9 FM. We invite Members to help produce videos, radio programming and joining in on the fun! If you’ve always wanted to make movies, be on the radio or just learn more about it, now is your opportunity. We welcome all Trilogy Members to join.

We invite all Members who are interested in pickleball to come out and see how much fun this game really is. We play on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 11:30am to 3:00pm and again on Saturdays from 10:00am to 12:00pm on the Stadium Tennis Court. Our matches are informal and everyone gets a chance to learn the game and play.

Please come out, sign up for the Club and be part of the fun! Membership has no cost and simply allows for emails updating you of events. We will also participate in the upcoming Good Life Games with Mixed Doubles, Women’s Doubles, and Men’s Doubles. See you on the courts!

Our Club was formed in April 2011 for the purpose of connecting tennis players in the community. Activities to encourage social and competitive tennis are planned throughout the year. Input from players regarding court conditions, rules, and activities is encouraged and can be directed to Tennis Club officers.

All Trilogy Members who play tennis are welcome to join the Club, free of charge.

Come join your neighbors and meet new folks on Tuesdays from 4:30pm to 7:30pm in the Avila Room (unless a special meeting is pre-planned at these times) for a friendly game of ping pong.  Everything is furnished, unless you have a favorite paddle you want to bring!

We meet the second Wednesday of each month (except December) in the Avila Room from 11:00am to 3:00pm. All who are interested in sewing and quilting may bring projects to work on, sewing machines, notions etc. Handwork is also encouraged. An iron, ironing board and power strips will be provided. Each meeting starts at 11:00 am with show and tell of your quilting and sewing projects.

Twice a year Quilting Club sponsors a retreat called “Stashbusters” held in the Avila room for two consecutive days. It provides a block of time to work on projects, friends to share with and occasionally mini tutorials to learn something new.

We meet every Tuesday from 1:00pm to 3:00pm in the Avila Room to work on our own handwork projects including knitting, crochet, embroidery, cross stitch, and more. Join us anytime! You do not need to sign up in advance; just come when you can.

Our Club is a terrific way to meet neighbors and enjoy great meals in our lovely home settings. The Club began in January 2007 with 30 members who were looking for a way to connect with their neighbors. Supper Club was such a success it was decided to continue the get-togethers on a regular basis.

Any current Trilogy Monarch Dunes Member who has a home in which to host one get-together for approximately six to eight people in the current cycle is eligible to join. Single? No problem. Either team up with another single to share hosting duties or join individually. The choice is yours!

Every six months we put out a call for current and new Members to join the next cycle. Registration takes place by completing a signup form found at the Concierge Desk or by downloading the signup form from the “Helpful Links” section of MTL and sending it to our contact person. Everyone who wants to join may sign up and will then be randomly placed into groups of six to eight Members. You’ll then get together with the Members in your new group to decide the details of how you are going to operate, when to meet, how formal or informal the meals will be, whether or not the host will provide wine or BYOB, etc. Each couple or Member will plan one get-together in their home during the six-month cycle. The schedule of cycles is March to August and September to February.

Beginning in 2018, T.H.E. Club meets every Thursday at 6:30pm in the Wine Library, except for the fourth Thursday of each month which begins at 6:00pm and includes dinner. Registration is available at the Concierge Desk, but please note prices vary depending on whether you are paying for a meal game. Drop-ins are welcome at all non-meal games and a minimum of six players is required for all games.

T.H.E. Club has an annual membership fee of $20. Non-Members are welcome as guests and pay an extra $5 per game.

No food or drink will be provided at all non-meal games (BYOB). The buy-in is $23 ($20 for chips and $3 for prize pool) per person and is paid at the Concierge Desk. Please arrive by 6:15pm to get ready for the game and find a seat.

At all meal games, held on the fourth Thursday, dinner will be provided. The buy-in is $35 per person ($10 for chips, $25 for food and prize pool) to be paid by the preceding Tuesday at 4:00pm at the Concierge Desk. Please arrive by 5:45pm to get ready for the meal at 6:00pm, which is immediately followed by the game.

We are a club for photography enthusiasts of all skill levels, beginners to experts, using all types of camera equipment ranging from point-and-shoot cameras to high-end DSLRs, and with a variety of interests including landscapes, portraits, artistic, etc.

We meet on the second Saturday of the month at 10:00am in the Wine Library. Everyone is welcome to attend and to share photos if desired. We also schedule outings most months with an open invitation for your friends and family to join us.

We provide a supportive and educational environment for all Monarch Dunes Members interested in art. We meet weekly on Wednesdays from 1:00pm to 4:00pm and Fridays from 2:00pm to 4:00pm in the Art Studio. We offer field trips to museums and art galleries, educational workshops and demonstrations in all media and opportunities to critique and exhibit work.

Come join us for our Friday sessions! We encourage all forms of artistic endeavors and interests. You will have an opportunity to share your artistic concepts with others in the community. Become a member for $25 per year and you will receive early sign up notification of our activities and events!

We provide an experience for Monarch Dunes and Woodland Members that allows baseball fans to have fun!

Our goal is to have fun by enjoying baseball related activities. Examples include, attending local and away games, trivia/memorabilia evenings, a pizza party All-Star Game, speakers, playing pepper, World Series Night and more.

Our Baseball Fans club season matches that of the MLB Spring and Regular seasons, so we will be closed during the off-season, busy making trades and deals.

Come join a group of ceramic enthusiasts! We meet each Monday in the Art Studio from 9:00am to 4:00pm.

New members wishing to join meet on the first Wednesday of the month from 9:00am to 12:00pm by appointment only for orientation and instruction. Please contact Linda Fultz by calling 805.219.0096 to schedule.

Dues, $15 per year | Tool Kits, $16 (one-time fee) | Clay, $15 for a 25lb brick

We learn from each other and use different techniques such as slabs for hand building and potter’s wheel. We also have occasional workshops and demonstrations.

Our mission is to volunteer and fundraise for non-profit charitable organizations in the local area serving men, women, and children.

The TSC was founded in 2010 by Amy Hedges. Since then we have grown to over 70 members. Our members volunteer in many local organizations, most recently the Feed the Children summer lunch program. Before the new school year begins we donate backpacks filled with supplies to the Family Care Network. We recently partnered with Domestic Violence Solutions to raise over $5,000, and remodeled two apartments at their Santa Maria shelter in memory of the late Elyse Erwin. The TSC August fundraiser donated in excess of $7,500 to Womenade of San Luis Obispo. Our members will again work as volunteers at the second annual Fall Automotive Concours event. We volunteer in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month each October by participating in the Pink Bows Up for Hope campaign, benefiting Arroyo Grande Hospital Foundation breast cancer services for women in need. Over the past seven plus years the TSC has donated in excess of $250,000 to local charities which include Nipomo Food Basket, 5 Cities Homeless Coalition, Noor Medical Clinic, Captive Hearts, South County Youth Coalition, and more. We are successful due to the overwhelming generosity of this community.