Category: Programs

3rd Wednesday of the month at 9:15am

3rd Tuesday of every month at 12:45pm

Thursdays from 2:00-3:00pm

As we age our muscles become shorter and lose their elasticity. Aging can affect the structure of our bones and muscles causing pain and decreased range of motion in the shoulders, spine, and hips. Stretching is an excellent way to help relieve pain, increase flexibility, and increase range of motion to enhance our everyday life. This class is for anyone seeking to achieve the many benefits of
stretching.

Tuesday, February 14th from 10:00am-1:00pm

Intergenerational event with TYL Middle School students

Come and join us for some BINGO fun, coffee & snacks, and chance to win the Grand Prize of $100.00. Please call or sign up on the bulletin board if you plan to attend. Don’t miss tall of the fun! Bus is available.

Wednesday, March 8th and 22nd at 1:00 PM

Instructor Kristee will teach guests how to needlefelt their pouches they made in the first class offered in October and January. Cost for materials is $5.00, due to Kristee upon arrival. Classes are limited to people that took the first class, and participants are asked to bring their pouches with them. Call to reserve your spot.

Wednesday, March 1st at 1:00pm

A lecture by Jason Scappaticci will be given on The SS United States: Fastest Ship in the World.
The use of the Queen Elizabeth and Queen Mary in the Second World War to ferry troops around the globe is thought to have shortened the length of the war. After the war the United States decided they needed a fleet of big liners in case there should be another major conflict. The S.S. United States was the only one built. She was the pride of America in the 1950s and 60s and a symbol of America’s industrial might. After a successful career she was abruptly pulled from service. Today she sits rusting in Philadelphia. The story of her creation and career is a fascinating piece of twentieth century history.