Informative Presentations: A little something for everyone
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Favorite Hobbies
Friday, January 23
10 am
Take a break, pour yourself a cup of coffee, and settle in for Coffee & Chat—a relaxed, welcoming gathering centered on good conversation and easy connections. Enjoy simple refreshments, friendly faces, and the pleasure of spending time together in a no-pressure, comfortable setting.
This month’s conversation invites you to share (or simply enjoy hearing about) favorite hobbies. We’ll kick things off with Jacquelyn talking about her rock collecting, Kathy exploring the fun of paint-by-number, Kim Leppin sharing her jewelry-making talents, and Sally describing her love of drawing. Whether you garden, read, craft, fish, knit, make music, hike, or have a hobby no one’s ever heard of, come join the conversation—we’d love to hear about it.
Advance Directives
Thursday, January 15
2:30 pm
Our Health and Wellness presentations are held on the third Thursday of the month at 2:30. The series covers a wide range of topics related to physical, mental, and emotional well-being.
Join us to learn, ask questions, and hear some tips to help us stay at our physical best.
Please Pass the Maple Syrup!
Friday, January 23
1:30 pm
Join us at 1:30 PM for deliciously informative presentations on all things food and nutrition! From healthy cooking tips and grocery guidance to understanding the latest trends in nutrition, every session is designed to help you eat well, feel great, and stay at your best.
A Guide to Essential Italy
Mondays
January 12 through March 30, 2026
6:30 – 8:30 pm
Our Great Courses program brings engaging, thought-provoking learning right to the Center. These instructor-led video courses cover a wide range of topics—from history, science, and current events to art, culture, and personal enrichment—designed specifically for curious adults who love to learn. Classes encourage discussion, questions, and shared perspectives, creating a welcoming environment where learning is social, stimulating, and fun. No tests or homework—just the joy of lifelong learning and meaningful conversation.
Our Great Courses series are facilitated by Jack Disbrow.
