Senior Center Country Western Picnic
Norwich Senior Center Members Only
Monday, August 29th
Begins at Noon
Cost: $7 per person.
Tickets go on Sale August 1st – Last day to purchase tickets is Tuesday, August 23rd
Join us for some good food and great fun . . . Country Style! With “Chef Mike” working the grill, it’s an event not to be missed! The menu includes BBQ chicken legs, hot dogs, salads, chips, drinks and dessert. Following the picnic, stay for Country Western musical entertainment performed by Clayton Allen.
Southeast Healthy Living Expo-Living Today For a Better Tomorrow
Friday, July 15th
Norwich Technical High School (7 Mahan Drive, Norwich)
9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Health Screenings * Information * Raffles * Regional Art Show
Rose City Senior Center Community Yard Sale Fundraiser
Saturday, May 21, 2016
(rain date Sunday, May 22)
9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Clean out your garage and attic because it’s time for a yard sale! Our parking lot will become one giant multi-seller yard sale and is sure to attract lots of buyers! Rent a 10’x20’ or 20’x20’ space to sell your items and keep all of your profits from the event.
This is a fundraiser for the Rose City Senior Center.
* Please fill out the registration form below and return with payment *
Last Day to Register and Pay is Wednesday, May 18, 2016
Please Call Hilary with any questions. (860) 889-5960
Click here for Registration Form
A Journey to the Gallows
A Book Discussion with authors Vic Butsch and Tommy Coletti
Thursday, April 21st @ 10:00 a.m.
Join us as local authors Vic Butsch and Tommy Coletti present their historical fictional novel, A Journey to the Gallows, which tells the story of Connecticut native Aaron Dwight Stevens, a slavery abolitionist from the pre-Civil War era.
Aaron Dwight Stevens, an ill-tempered, zealous and noble young man is an often overlooked American hero. Born in Lisbon and raised in Norwich, Dwight Stevens left home at the age of 16 to act on his convictions. He ventured near and far, and ultimately, woke the nation up to the start of a new chapter in America’s history- the end of slavery.
In this gripping novel, Butsch and Coletti tell the realistic tales of Dwight Stevens’ journey with his joining the First Massachusetts Regiment to fight the war against Mexico; his enlistment into the First Dragoons (Cavalry) serving on the Western frontier; joining with John Brown and the Kansas militia to fight against slavery during Bloody Kansas and the raid on Harpers Ferry, West Virginia. Paired with the emotional credence of Dwight Stevens’ beliefs, and the unwavering devotion of his fellow abolitionists, A Journey to the Gallows brings history to life in the most entertaining way.
Please sign up at reception.
Alzheimer’s Disease: A Conversation with Experts
FREE MEMORY SCREENINGS AFTER THE PRESENTATION
Monday, April 18th – 1:30 – 3:00 p.m.
Join us to learn about: Alzheimer’s Disease 10 warning signs, Alzheimer’s symptoms and progression, Current treatments available, and the role of clinical trials, including a new clinical research opportunity
*Dr. Mahmoud Okasha, Board Certified Psychiatrist at Comprehensive Psychiatric Care in Norwich and Associate Clinical Professor at Yale Medical School
*Kristine Johnson, Regional Director of the Alzheimer’s Association Eastern Conn. chapter
PLEASE RSVP IF YOU WILL BE ATTENDING THE PRESENTATION.
RSVP required for Memory Screenings. Please call (860) 889-5960