DVD Exercises are shown on the large TV screen. Residents bring along their own hand weights and the exercises are low impact to suit all residents at their own level.

On Monday afternoons, residents gather at the clubhouse to participate in our games afternoon. They can enjoy a game of Canasta, Rummikub, and Scrabble, or playing other games like backgammon and euchre. During the afternoon players break for a nice cuppa or a glass of wine and some nibbles.

Come along and enjoy morning tea and catch up with residents. Bring a plate and meet those new residents that have recently moved to Wangi Shores. Enjoy a social chat, play a game of darts or pool. Great place for everyone (singles or couples) to talk about old times, family or holidays away.

We have a lovely group of residents that keep their hands very busy churning out lots of craft items for charity organisations. “Kaleidoscope” is one of the major organisations that the craft group support. This organisation provides craft items to children and adults in the hospital along with families and children in need of support. They also sell items at stalls to raise funds for much-needed equipment in hospitals and emergency transport. Our craft group has received a “Certificate of Appreciation” from Kaleidoscope for their valued efforts.

In the afternoon our residents stroll down from the village to the Wangi District Workers Club, where they participate in the Trivia Night as the “Village People”. They do not wear the outfits or burst out in macho song, but they do let out a big cheer when they win! Whether you’re a trivia guru or a novice, you are sure to enjoy the social gathering and have a great night.

Being a resident at Wangi Shores Retirement Village also means you receive a social membership to both the Wangi Workers Club and the Wangi Bowling Club. On the last Thursday of each month, many of our residents get together socially at the Wangi Bowling Club and pay a small contribution for a BBQ, salads and sweets.

Residents bring along their own nibbles and drinks.

DVD Exercises are shown on the large TV screen. Residents bring along their own hand weights and the exercises are low impact to suit all residents at their own level.