What Clubs and Activities Does Province Offer?

Updated September 2026

The event calendar

The association publishes a monthly calendar with categories for lifestyle events, resident-led events, groups and clubs, arts and craft classes, sponsored programs, and HOA meetings. A recent month included a tribute concert and the Sonoran Concert Series in Town Hall, Tuesday trivia, free Sunday bingo, a Thursday social hour, a watercolor class, an estate-planning lunch and learn, a Medicare seminar, a bus trip to a Valley theater, a fitness orientation, a potluck game night, a newcomers meet-and-greet, and a caregivers conference. Signature events over the year include day trips, themed dances, seasonal festivals, poolside events, and holiday celebrations.

Resident groups by category

• Cards and board games: bridge, bunco, chess, cribbage, euchre, mah jongg, Mexican train, pinochle, Rummikub, Scrabble.
• Crafts and hobbies: ceramics, a craft group, photography and Lightroom editing, quilting and a piecemakers group, stained glass, radio-control sailing, a community bird walk.
• Performing arts: chorale, barbershop singers, an acoustic group, a drum circle, ballroom, line, square, and tap dance, and a theatre club.
• Social: state and regional clubs (Colorado, Washington, Chicago, the BackEasters, a Big Ten club), convertible and motorcycle groups, an RV group, snowbird and sunbird clubs, singles, a Red Hat Society, and a dinner group.
• Special interest: book club, writers, Spanish conversation, a veterans group, faith and study groups, support groups, and a golf cart parade group.
• Sports and fitness: aqua fit, water volleyball, pickleball, tennis, bocce, bowling, billiards leagues, ping pong, a hiking group, a cycling group, a putting group, and a golf club.

Group descriptions and contacts are in the monthly Province Life Magazine, available at Resident Services and in the resident portal.

Fitness and community classes

Group fitness runs in the exercise studios and pools: strength, balance, mobility, water aerobics, and lap swim programs. Community classes cover arts, crafts, and technology. New residents can book a free fitness orientation. The facilities themselves are described on the Village Center page and pools at Province.

How new residents plug in

The Lifestyle team hosts a Newcomers Treat and Greet with Province Ambassadors, residents who orient new neighbors. A Wednesday eNewsletter and a Friday Province Post go to residents who sign up. For anyone weighing a move here, the calendar is the clearest picture of the community; it is public on the association site, and daily life at Province summarizes it. The community overview is everything about Province.

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