Menu: Turkey * Potatoes * Stuffing * Vegetable Cranberry Sauce * Dessert * Drink
Cost: $5
MASKS & 6’ SOCIAL DISTANCE REQUIRED ENTER THROUGH FRONT DOOR AND EXIT THROUGH BACK LIBRARY DOOR
Call 860-376-2329 to sign up
Menu: Turkey * Potatoes * Stuffing * Vegetable Cranberry Sauce * Dessert * Drink
Cost: $5
MASKS & 6’ SOCIAL DISTANCE REQUIRED ENTER THROUGH FRONT DOOR AND EXIT THROUGH BACK LIBRARY DOOR
Call 860-376-2329 to sign up
Your United Way and key agencies partners are working together to respond to the growing needs of households we call ALICE (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed) as the economic consequences of the COVID-19 Pandemic become more dire by the day. These are our neighbors who already live paycheck to paycheck, and their lack of financial cushion make them particularly vulnerable to the rapidly changing scenario our country now faces. Funds were made possible through generous donations.
The United Way of Southeastern Connecticut’s Alice Relief Fund provides support directly to households who are in the below ALICE income ranges and have lost a job or wages due to the COVID – 19 Pandemic. Those who qualify may
receive a $200.00 mobile cash card for use at most online retailers and stores that accept mobile payment. For additional information concerning the United Way Alice Relief Fund, please contact TVCCA, 401 W. Thames St., Norwich. Phone 860-425-6629 or 860-425-6575.
Turkey Chase November 13 –15, 2020
A Selfie Scavenger Hunt- We provide the clues—you provide the selfies!
Groton Senior Center will provide clues that lead up to finding the 10 destination sites in Groton. Find the marker site then take your selfie shot with it.
Winners will be awarded:
A Frozen Turkey
1st place -earliest time stamp
2nd place – funniest photos
3rd place- most creative photos.
Register by Friday, November 13. You will receive the clues for the Turkey Chase Upon registration.
Send selfies/ photos to tstanley@groton-ct.gov by Sunday, November 15 at 11:59 pm.
We are looking for donations of OUTDOOR string lights & holiday displays.
“Why?” you may ask- because we are holding a DECK THE HALLS event yet this time OUTSIDE.
DECK THE HALLS CELEBRATION will be November 20th 1:00– 4:00 pm. This event is hosted by Groton Senior Center & Groton Public Library.
What a great way to get into the holiday spirit! Please join us for decorating fun, joyful times and enjoy our hot cocoa, carolers and craft vendors. We have holiday guests and more!
Come outside and help the Groton Public Library and Groton Senior Center deck our halls for the holidays! You can lend a hand stringing lights, setting up festive inflatables, and hanging wreaths, or just stop by to support the local crafters, artists and vendors who will be on site selling their wares. There will knitted items, stained glass, vintage paper products, holiday masks, fine art photography, cloth bags, beeswax wraps, sauces and seasonings, jewelry, skin and nail care products, wood working, gnomes, hand bags, gourds, clay and felt ornaments and much, much more! There will be food, music, and a special appearance by The Grinch, as well as family activities and door prizes.
Don’t miss this festive, socially-distanced kick off to the holiday season!
Travel with us virtually on Zoom
Tuesday, October 20,2020
1:45p.m.-3:00p.m.
Senior Learning Presents: Stories from the Tamil Diaspora
Program Description: What does it look like when worlds collide and create new communities? “Stories from the Tamil Diaspora” traces a Singaporean Tamil family’s history back to Tamil Nadu, India, in the early 20th century. The presenter shares experiences of British colonialism, Tamil performing arts practices, and Singapore’s transition from colony to an independent, multicultural, and global nation. Participants will gain intimate insight into Singaporean culture, much of which is reflected in its cuisines. Through storytelling, participants are invited to personally engage with global cultures, re-imagine past histories, and discuss positive futures.
Did you know you can check out our Bi monthly newsletter online too? You can even subscribe to it! Yup! It is easy peasy.
Here is the link to our latest newsletter- https://ourseniorcenter.com/…/bu…/file/06-5014-20201101N.pdf
Enjoy!
Time: 11:30am
Call 860-376-2329 to sign up
MASKS & 6’ SOCIAL DISTANCE REQUIRED ENTER THROUGH FRONT DOOR AND EXIT THROUGH BACK LIBRARY DOOR
Chili * Corn Bread * Dessert * Drink $5
HALLOWEEN COSTUMES ENCOURAGED!!
What is Tai Ji Quan: Moving for Better Balance? Tai Ji Quan is a research-based falls prevention exercise program that uses Tai Ji Quan based movements to improve strength, mobility, balance and daily function and to prevent falls. It is designed for older adults 60+ years old and people with balance difficulties.
This program can accommodate individuals who need some assistance with walking, such as use of a cane.
No prior experience with Tai Chi is needed. You learn the movements over the course of a 24-week class in a supportive environment.
Please join us for the next Tai Ji Quan: Moving for Better Balance Session.
Date – October, 2020, Time: To be decided, Class meets: Twice a Week (Location is via Zoom) and the program is FREE. Contact Connie Capacchione @ Uncas Health District 860-639-5138.
Our wonderful Meditation Instructor, Tina, will do a ZOOM class on the benefits of essential oils and the healing properties that have been used since ancient times. Please call to sign up and for instructions if interested.