Tai Chi- Wednesdays or Fridays from 10:30 -11:30 am

Research shows that practicing tai chi can improve balance, stability, and flexability in older people, including those with Parkinson’s disease.  Practiced regularly, it cal also help reduce pain, especially from knee osteoarthritis, back problems, and fibromyalgia.

Fee:  $32 Resident / $42 Non-Resident

Location: MR

 

GUITAR AND UKULELE LESSONS WITH JESSE

Tuesdays 11:30- 12:20pm
Jesse Casimono has 40 years of experience as a performer & teacher.
Jesse is the founder of an award winning local band. He has toured
the Midwest, and has been the opening act for several national acts.
Luckily for us, he teaches our guitar and ukulele program 11:30 am
to 12:30 Tuesdays in our music room. The cost is $50 for the eight
week.

“Take Your Best Shot” Camera Club

The First Meeting- Wednesday, April 6th from 10:00-11:45am. Meets the first Wednesday of the month. Please email me at sgould@oldlyme-ct.gov OR call (860) 434-4127 to register. For the first two meetings we will be holding a free two-part INTRODUCTION TO PHOTOGRAPHY workshop. See next page for description. Reservations are required. Please email me at sgould@oldlyme-ct.gov OR call (860) 434-4127 to make your reservation.

Breakfast Buffet

Every Tuesday from 8:30-10:30am

Jump start your day with an outstanding $5.00 breakfast prepared by Chef Jimmy

 

RONALD MACDONALD POP TOP PROGRAM

Are you looking for a simple way to help families in need? Look no further! Schools, families, and businesses alike collect pop tabs throughout the year and donate them to our House. Ronald McDonald House Charities.

Anyone can collect pop tabs, and that’s what makes this program so great! It’s an easy way to help the families who call RMHCA home, and we hope you’ll think of them whenever you recycle a pop tab.

Grab a container to store your pop tabs in! We suggest Ziploc bags, paper bags, or boxes/bins. Please avoid soda bottles, jars, milk jugs, and plastic grocery bags.

Collect your pop tabs!  And bring them into the Ledyard Senior  Center.                  

 

Senior Center Book Discussion

Fourth Wednesdays of the Month at 10:30am in the Senior Center Library.

The upcoming titles will be given out at the monthly meetings or you can pick them up at the Gales Ferry Library. New members are welcomed!!

June 22 – This is How It Always Is by Laurie Frankel
A contemporary story about family and learning to be who you are… and how that secret ends up keeping them. A novel of great empathy and compassion that transcends politics.
August 24 – The Last True Poets of the Sea by Julia Drake
In a novel that takes place in Maine, this story is “about a lost shipwreck, a missing piece of family history and weathering the storms of life.”