BCNN – Women’s Social Club Meeting
Ventura Breeze
August 1, 2026
Hey neighbors! If you’ve been looking for a way to meet new friends in Ventura County, mark your calendar for the next BCNN Women’s Social Club meeting. With more than 225 members from Ventura, Port Hueneme, and Oxnard, this group is all about getting out of the house and having fun — think bunco, bingo, hiking, book clubs, dining out, MahJongg, and even Hand, Knee & Foot card games. There’s truly something for everyone, whether you’re new to the area or just looking to expand your circle.
The club’s activity groups are a fantastic way to stay active and connected right here on the Central Coast. And thanks to the Ventura Breeze for spreading the word about this welcoming community. If you’re curious, head over to bcnnwomensclub.org to see the full schedule and find your people. Come join us — you might just find your new favorite hobby and a whole crew of friends!
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