Programs

Lyme Village Voices– Tuesday, May 21st at 1 PM @ the First Congregational Church of OL– Join us for this wonderful performance of local performers in the sanctuary of the church! The cost is free for this event and open to the community.

Veterans Coffeehouse– Wednesday, May 15th at 9:45 AM @ Saint Ann’s Church- Meets the third Wednesday of the month, this program is sponsored by the Lymes’ Senior Center. All Veterans are welcome to join us for fellowship, camaraderie, and of course, breakfast refreshments! This program is free for all veterans in the community. There will be NO meeting in June, and in July we will have a Veterans Breakfast.

Special Luncheon- Tuesday, May 14th at 12 PM @ the First Cong. Church OL– Join us for this special luncheon put on by the Ladies Benevolent Society at the FCCOL. Due to sharing space at the church this will take the place of our regular lunch that day. The menu for this lunch will be pulled pork sandwiches, coleslaw, pickled beets and dessert! The cost for lunch is $3; Payment and sign up will be done through the Senior Center and will be due by Thursday, May 9th. Payments need to be made in cash. Mail-in your money and reservation to the Lymes’ Senior Center at the Old Lyme Town Hall or drop it off to us! Call (860)434-1605 ext. 241 if you have any questions or to sign up. There will be entertainment immediately following the luncheon at the church. *this means that there will be an Estuary lunch on Friday, May 19th.*

Parade Practice– Fridays (May 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th) at 1:15 @ Rogers Lake Clubhouse- For Memorial Day Parade, led by Stephanie, all are welcome to join, no dancing experience needed. This group will meet every Friday at 1:15 PM at Rogers Lake Clubhouse up until the Memorial Day Parade. Those that are in the parade need to attend the final rehearsal on Friday the 24th. (unless there is extenuating circumstances and you’ve talked to Stephanie)

Pep Squad Practice– Fridays (May 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th) at 11:15 AM @ Rogers Lake Clubhouse- We’ve decided to establish a secondary group for the Memorial Day Parade called the “pep squad” for individuals who would rather participate from the sidelines than to be in the actual parade. Whether that be preference, or walking limitations, we want as many people as possible to participate that want to! Movements can be done in a seated or standing position.