May 3 – Barn Island
Stonington – Easy
Cindy
May 10 – Oswegatchie Hills
Niantic – Difficult
Gail
May 17 – Tri Town Forest West
N. Stonington – Difficult
Chuck
May 24 – Walden Preserve
Salem – Easy
Heidi
May 31 – Green Falls
N. Stonington – Advanced
Chuck
Wednesday, May 29th at 1:00pm
Modern Vein Providers’ goal is to achieve optimal leg health by combining the latest technology, talent, and experience. Modern Vein Providers diagnose and treat chronic venous diseases such as varicose veins, spider veins and other venous insufficiency related disorders. The program will include “what varicose and spider veins are” and they will discuss the different stages on vein disease, symptoms of vein disease, risk factors, different types of treatment options. Tips will be given on how to improve vein health, and the importance of a healthy diet and being active.
Registration begins May 1st. Register by May 24th.
Wednesday, May 22nd from 4:00-5:30pm
Bob Ross style painting event where we will sit with the Scouts and do a painting together, spring themed!
Tea sandwiches and lemonade will be served, followed by a fruit cup dessert.
Everyone will go home with their own painting, a spring flower pin, and a small flower arrangement.
Registration begins May 1st. Register by May 8th (no transportation available).
Monday, May 20th from 1:00-3:00pm
Welcome Spring! For this paper crafting class, you will learn several different painting techniques to create three cards using basic acrylic paint and one painted mini dimensional sign. With Nancy Souza, Card Maker, Mixed Media Artist and Altenew Stamp Company Certified Educator
The supplies you will need – scissors and glue. Everything will be included in your craft kit.
Class fee $15.00 per person. Registration begins May 1st. Register by May 16th.
How To Prepare When Your Parents Wish To Be Cared For At Home
May 17th at 10:00am
9 out of 10 people say they want to stay home at end of life, so when faced with it, how can it be implemented safely?
This interactive presentation offers practical tools that address acute issues,
safety and support for caregivers that you can use right away.
Registration begins May 1st. Register by May 14th.
Wednesday, May 15th at 10:30am
We spend most of our time inside our homes where indoor air directly impacts our health and wellness.
Don’t leave it to chance.
Come and learn about how to insure your indoor air quality is safe and receive a free air quality inspection.
Come and be informed by an Aerus Air Quality Specialist about this important subject.
Registration begins May 1st. Register by May 10th.
In observance of Memorial Day
Friday, May 31st from 1:00-3:00pm
Come join the East Lyme Senior Center, Bridebrook Rehab & Crescent Point of Niantic at our Annual 90+Tea. We love to honor our town’s 90 and older crowd. Help us find them – call us if you know one. Honorees can invite 2 guests at no charge! Everyone else is $2pp and ALL are welcome. Entertainment by Brian Gillie.
Registration begins May 1st. Register by May 22nd.
Wednesday, May 22nd at 1:00pm
The Three P’s: Profile, Persuasion, Prevention
Join staff from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for a
seminar on investment fraud and financial scams – and how you can
protect yourself from them. Topics covered will include the “Three P’s of Investment Fraud”:
The profile of the typical investment-fraud victim, the persuasion
tactics con artists use to trick seniors and other investors, and what
you can do to help prevent this from happening to you or your
friends. Investors are welcome to share their questions, stories, and
concerns about these topics, about saving and investing, or about
the S.E.C. generally. Free handouts, including the S.E.C.’s official
guide for senior investors, will be available to take home. The speaker will be Eric Giroux, who has been a lawyer in the S.E.C.’s Boston Regional Office for over a decade.
Registration begins May 1st. Register by May 17th.
Tuesday, May 7th from 9:00-11:30am
This 2.5 hour forum is the perfect place for mature women & women of all ages & experience to learn how to create a MakeUp style that compliments their personal features & skin tone. We will explore products & tools & ‘must haves’ for your personal makeup collection. You will participate in ‘hands-on’ makeup demonstrations & leave knowing that with a little practice you can perfect your personal appearance for all occasions.
Topics of discussion include…
Keeping Your Makeup & Brushes Clean & Sanitary
Using The Right Brush & Tools For The Right Application
Application Techniques
Base & Foundation – Choosing The Right Concealer &
Foundation For Your Specific Skin Tone
Interpreting Your Skin Tones & Color
Contouring, Highlighting, Blushing
Eyes – Eye Shadow Color Rules & Application Advice
Brows – Shaping & Correcting
Lips – Color Rules & Advice – Reshaping
Social Media App Essentials & Resources
Personal Makeup Questions –
Evaluation of Your Personal MakeUp …& Much More
SPACE IS LIMITED
Please bring a notebook and pen.
Participants are Encouraged, BUT NOT required, to bring their own personal MakeUp and Brushes for a professional evaluation
Register by May 3rd.
$15 per person
