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Trip: Koto, Groton

Wednesday, April 10th at 11:00am

 

Open to Non-Residents if there is availability
Non-residents will be charged a $1.00 surcharge.
Senior Center Fun Trips use a bus from the Center
for transport to and from destination.
# of seats very limited.
Trip fee is $5pp (transportation only).

Trip: The Orchid Show at New York Botanical Gardens

Tuesday, Apr 16th 

Enjoy the tropical warmth of the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory at New York Botanical Garden. Floral in Fashion – Orchids have a magical beauty and come in all different colors and scents. We will also be treated to the Magnolias blossoming in profusion. Be sure to take some time in the Perennial & Rock gardens and the Home Gardening Center. Free time on Arthur Avenue for shopping at the Italian Markets.

Moderate walking. Trip fee is $120pp. Register now.

Introducing: Zumba Gold Seated

Monday, April 29th at 11:30am

 

Free Demo Class! Instructor: Monica Bengtson

We can stay seated and still have a Zumba party! Get an effective core, arm and brain workout – you may be surprised how effective seated exercise is.

Registration begins Apr 1st. Register by Apr 22nd.

HHC Center for Healthy Aging: Memory Loss, When to be Concerned

Friday, April 19th at 10:30am

Memory Loss, When to be Concerned This program will discuss the differences between mild forgetfulness and more serious memory problems.

PRESENTED BY: Kristine Johnson, Dementia Specialist Hartford HealthCare Center for Healthy Aging

Discussion will include:
 Causes of memory loss
 Tips to have the difficult
conversations about dementia
 Potential next steps

Registration begins on Apr 1st. Register by Apr 16th.

Tiny Houses Craft Class

Monday, April 15th at 10:00am

 

Learn how to upgrade two tiny unpainted wood house shapes into two fabulous looking tiny houses using patterned paper, sentiment strips and accent paper pieces. Turn the unpainted houses pieces from drab to fab in this paper crafting class.

With Nancy Souza, Card Maker, Mixed Media Artist and Altenew Certified Educator.

Class fee $15 per person. Registration begins Apr 1st. Register by Apr 12th.

Parkinson’s Disease: Living with INTENT!

Thu, Apr 4th – June 20th, 2pm – 3pm, No class Apr 11th

 

Group class combining exercises for speech, memory, movement and music for people living with Parkinson’s disease. Participants will learn how using INTENT can improve overall health, wellness, and joy!

Class fee $220 per person, 11 Classes. Registration has begun.

AARP Driver Safety: Smart Driver Course

Wed, April 3rd, at 12:30pm & Wed, June 12th, at 12:30pm

First Wednesday of the month, $20 AARP Member – $25 non-AARP Member

April Services

HEARING CLINIC AUDIOLOGY CONCIERGE -Nancy Jablonski

Thu, Apr 4th from 11am to 1pm at the Senior Center. 20 minute appointments start at 11am. Free hearing test, a hearing aid check, wax inspection, and listening demos. Register with the Senior Center.

 

VNASC NURSE MANAGED FOOT CLINIC

Thu, Apr 11th from 12:15pm to 3:45pm.
Routine foot care provided for a fee – $10pp. Appointment required. No diabetics please. Payment due at time of service.

 

REFLEXOLOGY
The massage will be about 20 minutes which includes a foot soak by a Massage Therapist. $22pp upon registration. Thu, Apr 4th. Appointments start at 12:30pm.

 

MANICURE – Sponsored by Pretty Nails and Spa,
Tue, Apr 9th & Apr 23rd. Starts at 8:15am.
15 minute appointments $5pp – Cut, file, shape, and polish.

 

HAIRCUTS
Haircuts by appointment offered on Thu, Apr 25th. 9:30AM – 1PM, Every 20 minutes. Cost is $15 per person

 

MASSAGE THERAPY
Massages (with clothes on) to be offered. You can reserve a 25 minute appointment for $33 or a 50 minute appointment for $66. Wed, Apr 10th from 12:30pm to 3:30pm. Register with the Senior Center. 48 hours – cancellation. Wear comfortable clothing Payment is due at time of reservation.

 

Massages & Reflexology will return late summer.

Situational Awareness & Personal Safety Course

Tuesday, April 30th from 9:30-11:30am

 

This training course will be taught by law enforcement officer, Matt Kane, for those who would like to heighten their awareness and increase their protection efficiency.

Topics covered will include:

  • Parking lot safety: Ideal parking spots and walking paths, as well as daytime & night time safety factors.
  • Situational Awareness: Threat identification, understanding non-verbal communication and ways to avoid an attack.
  • Personal Protection: Current crime trends and methods of defense. This will not be a physically demanding course and no prior experience is necessary.

​​​​​​​Cost is $25 pp. Registration begins Apr 1st. Register by Apr 23rd.

MAY SAVE THE DATES

Call (860)434-1605 Ext. 241 or Email seniorcenter@oldlyme-ct.gov to register

May Social Hour– Wednesday, May 8th at 11 AM @ the First Congregational Church of Old Lyme
Movie Monday: “TBD”- Monday, May 13th at 1 PM @ the Lyme Library
Special Luncheon– Tuesday, May 14th at 12 PM @ the First Congregational Church of Old Lyme
Veterans Coffeehouse– Wednesday, May 15th at 9:45 AM @ Saint Ann’s Church
Lyme Village Voices– Tuesday, May 21st at 1 PM @ the First Congregational Church of OL
“Building Buzz”-Tuesday, May 28th at 11:15 AM @ First Congregational Church of OL