Mah jongg came a long way…from China to the United States. Enjoy delicious Chinese cuisine and learn from educator, Yvonne Wolf, who will enlighten you about how that journey came about, what the Mahjong characters (AKA kraks), bamboos (AKA bams), and dots represent, and the difference between Mah jongg and mahjong. Yvonne Wolf also explains the history, cultural symbols, Chinese expressions, and cultural evolution of the internationally popular game. Registration deadline: Feb 24. CAC

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Join us for lunch as we celebrate the 97th Academy Awards honoring motion pictures released in 2024. Ron Falzone, an award-winning screenwriter, professor in Cinema and Television Arts, and an instructor in film comedy at Second City’s Film School at Chicago’s famed Second City, will share clips and review this year’s films and personalities. You will also get to vote on who you believe will win in each category, and the person(s) with the most correct wins a prize. Menu announced in the S.T.A.R. Newsletter. Registration deadline: Feb 17. CAC

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Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with fun, fellowship, an abundance of green and a little taste of Ireland. Harrington’s is back with their traditional lunch of corned beef, boiled potatoes, cabbage, Irish soda bread with butter, horseradish and mustard, and dessert. Once you’ve gotten your fill of traditional Irish fare, sit back and enjoy Irish-American singer and songwriter, Terry Byrne. Registration deadline: Feb 24. CAC

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Welcome milder, warmer weather, more daylight, plants beginning to grow and deciduous trees unfurling their leaves. Join your friends to enjoy the sounds of Jery Rite as he brings us the best of 50s, 60s and 70s music. See STAR Newsletter for lunch menu. Registration deadline: Mar 17. CAC

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Feast of Olives Tasting Where and how do olives grow? Aleca Breneman teaches us how olives are made into olive oil, and about the many health benefits of olives and olive oil. Taste a variety of olives, olive oil, bread, crackers, and Parmesan cheese. Tasting includes a Mediterranean "Tapenade", a healthy mixture of olives. You will receive a list of recipes to make and share with family and friends. Bonus: There will be a drawing for a special gift. Registration deadline: Mar 17. CAC

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Looking to enjoy good company and a delicious catered meal? Look no further! Lunch is provided by a local restaurant. After Just Lunch come stay for a new movie. Check with the front desk for lunch and movie selection. Registration deadline: One week prior to lunch date. CAC

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B-I-N-G-O is a fun game of chance that anyone can play. Visit with all your friends as you play a few rounds of bingo. Dessert and pizza will be served. Registration deadline: One week prior to event date.

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Boost Your Brain Health Mary Bielski RN, MSN, EdD Research has shown that decision-making skills improve as we age. Discover how to keep your mind sharp, healthy and fit in this interactive 8-week class. This series will provide you with exercises to enhance brain health, address management of other factors such as sleep, nutrition, supplements and so much more! CAC

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Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to build on existing skills, our beginning hand building classes are the perfect place to start. Join us and unleash your inner artist! In the Beginners Hand Building Class, you'll learn a variety of techniques over 5weeks (two terms) to create your own handmade pottery. Here are some of the items you'll learn to make: • Pinch and coil pots • Coiled pots and textured bowls Throughout the course, you'll also be introduced to basic glazing techniques.

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Your Diet, Your Bones & How the Two Work Together Mary Bielski RN, MSN, EdD In this session learn about carbonated beverages and its effect on your bones, including the impact of vitamins, herbs and supplements on health and what you need to add to your diet, or not. CAC

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Brain Fog Mary Bielski, RN, MSN, EdD What is brain fog? How long has it been a medical diagnosis? How is it diagnosed and treated? Can it be prevented? CAC

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Impact of AI on Healthcare Mary Bielski, RN, MSN, EdD Artificial Intelligence: What is it? Should I be concerned and how will it impact me and my health? What is it used for? What are the advantages and disadvantages? CAC

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What is Senior Medicare Patrol? with AgeOptions Find out how The Senior Medicare Patrol educates Medicare beneficiaries about what they can do to prevent Medicare fraud, how to report it, how they provide information about current scams, consequences of scams and participate in an informational Bingo session with prizes. This is a free program, but registration is required. CAC

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Take Charge of Your Health Preview Session with AgeOptions Learn about this evidence-based series of workshops designed to empower seniors to manage chronic conditions and improve their overall health and well-being. This is a free program, but registration is required. CAC

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The Financial Complexities of Aging with CarePatrol Chicagoland North As we age, financial planning becomes more intricate, requiring careful consideration of healthcare costs, retirement savings, estate planning, and potential long-term care needs. Navi-gating these challenges requires foresight and expertise to ensure financial stability and peace of mind in later years. By addressing these complexities proactively, you can secure a future that aligns with your goals. Let's explore strategies to simplify and manage the financial landscape of aging effectively. CAC

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Enjoy a new movie and popcorn! Check the S.T.A.R. newsletter for the featured movie of the month. CAC

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Join us to view five Oscar nominated movies with fresh popcorn. Check with the front desk for movie titles, which will be available January 18. We’ll also be throwing an Oscar Party on February 27. See STAR Newsletter for more details. CAC

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Calling out your inner Picasso! Our talented instructor can bring out the best in you artistically! All ability levels are welcome. Instruction is in acrylics. Instructor: Rae Penzin. CAC

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Play poker and win some prizes! Snacks are provided. Registration deadline: one week prior to tournament date. CAC

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Improv Games and Scenes Release your inhibitions through improv and theater games. Students are taught the fundamentals of improvisation through fun and energizing games that encourage them to break outside of their comfort zones and embrace their inner kid again. This class involves no memorization just a willingness to create, play, laugh, connect, let loose, and try something new while practicing mental stimulation and flexibility. Class involves some movement. This is a contracted class. Instructor: Allison Sword. CAC

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Bobbie and her therapy dog, Bella, team up to improve your body and mind with gentle movements. This class is appropriate for those with arthritis and chronic conditions and offers gentle cardio, strength training, flexibility, balance and meditation which can be done seated or standing. Instructor: Bobbie Adams. CAC

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Discover the exciting game of Mah Jongg and learn in a fun, relaxed setting. This class will introduce you to the tiles, basic moves, how to choose a hand, the progression of play, and strategies. Gameplay taught will be based on the American Standard Way. All supplies are included for game play. This is a contracted class. Instructor: Joyce De Winter. CAC

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This class is designed for players who already understand the basic rules of play, have had some experience playing the game, and emphasizes strategies and techniques designed to sharpen your skills, improve your game and to play more defensively. Game play taught will be based on the American Standard Way. All supplies are included for game play. This is a contracted class. Instructor: Joyce De Winter. CAC

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Gwen Jaeger takes you a step further with your sewing skills and hones in on specific projects. Please note this is a post class to Beginner Sewing or for already experienced sewers. A sewing machine is required for the class. This is a contracted class. CAC

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Plant Box Making with Ted Sigg You will build a 2 ft. plant box with a rack that holds four, round flower pots. The plant box can be decorated and used inside, while the rack and flower pots can be used outside, if desired. All materials for the plant box, flower pots, potting soil, and seedings are provided. If you desire, you can bring your own seeds or seedings. Decorating of the plant box is on your own. Registration deadline: March 3. Instructor: Ted Sigg. CAC

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Jewelry Making Series - Bracelet Learn easy and fun ways to make jewelry in this 3-part jewelry making series. Come to one or to all three classes where you will make bracelets, earrings or necklaces. Create unique pieces for yourself or to gift, and design the pieces to be worn together or separately. All supplies and instruction included. Instructor: Robin Moss. CAC

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Sun Macrame Wall Hanging Let's celebrate Spring with an easy macramé wall hanging to brighten any room! Knots are very beginner friendly and easy to learn. All supplies are provided. Instructor: Robin Moss. CAC

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Spring Wood Napkin Holder An outside napkin holder that you can build and decorate. No cutting, just drill, glue, assemble, and decorate. Supplies provided to paint and finish it. Instructor: Ted Sigg. CAC

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Hat Decorating Explore different ways to individualize your hat with stencils, paint, sparkles, and ribbon. Bring your own felt or straw hat for yourself or to give away. Show off your hat at our next Centennial Activity Center trip or activity or use it as a wall decoration! All supplies for decorating your hat is included except the hat. Instructor: Robin Moss. CAC

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This mat yoga class focuses on building strength, agility, balance and flexibility. This is a more active class for seniors that includes floor, seated, and standing postures. Participants must be able to get up and down from the floor on their own. Instructor: Jodi Fedoruk. CAC

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Combine mindfulness practices with yoga movements and breath work that will help you find strength, flexibility and balance. Tuesday class incorporates seated and standing poses using a chair and mat. Thursday class is entirely on a chair. All experience levels are welcome. Please bring your own mat. Class size is limited, so sign up today. Instructor: Maryann Beckman-Berman. CAC

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Tai chi helps improve flexibility, muscle strength, heart and lung activity, posture, and balance to prevent falls. Enjoy the class at your own pace standing or seated. Instructor: Bobbie Adams. CAC

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Shuffle, hop, toe, flap, and ball- change! Learn how to be the next Gregory Hines or Ann Miller. Brush up on what you already know and add on to your repertoire. Instructor: Jeannine Pilolla. CAC

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Beginner TAP In this beginning tap class you will learn the fundamental tap movements, vocabulary and basic rhythms and steps. Progressing towards combinations and fun dances. Instructor: Jeannine Pilolla. CAC

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Join us on Wednesday and Friday mornings for a combo of cardio and resistance training. Please wear comfortable shoes. Instructors: Maria Nickolson (Wed) & Meghan Cashman (Fri). CAC

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This exercise class utilizes the Pelvicore Pro, weights, and bands to improve total body function. Core training and balance reaction is emphasized! This class is mainly chair based, but also includes exercises standing and with chair support, depending on modifications needed for participants. Instructor: Tina Christie. CAC

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This functional movement class strengthens and lengthens your muscles to improve total body function, utilizing the Pelvicore Pro and thera-bands for mobility, stability, and flexibility. Instructor: Michele Crump. CAC

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This class is a combination of balance and flexibility training with a "burst" of resistance and cardio training to enhance better balance and movement. The class is designed for those that prefer a workout without the added impact to joints. A portion includes basic aerobic movements performed while either sitting or standing. Instructor: Michele Crump. No class March 21. CAC

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This 45-minute class combines the use of free weights to strengthen, resistance bands to lengthen, and stretching to increase flexibility. Warm-up consists of light stretching and low cardio to prep the muscles and joints. Next 30 minutes of resistance training using resistance bands and dumbbells to strengthen and further sculpt the muscles, followed by gentle stretching for a complete cool-down. Instructor: Michele Crump. CAC

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A seated exercise class utilizing gentle stretches to improve all core, posture, bone density and balance. Use of light resistance bands and balls may be included for added optional intensity. Instructor: Michele Crump. No class February 27. CAC

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The Park Ridge Park District is dedicated to keeping active adults having fun, keeping busy, and staying healthy! Try out restaurants near and far, and leave the driving to us! Each month we visit a different restaurant, and you get to choose what you order. The cost simply includes the price of transportation; meal cost is on your own. If you wish to meet at the restaurant, please let the front desk staff know. There is limited seating due to state regulations; register early to secure your seat! Registration deadline: 1-week prior. To view detailed information on each trip, click on the info button. March - Hackney's on Lake Glenview, IL Hackney's on Lake is a cherished classic known for its fantastic burgers, sandwiches and signature onion ring loaf.

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The Park Ridge Park District is dedicated to keeping active adults having fun, keeping busy, and staying active! Review each section's details by clicking on the info button. Back In The Building – Elvis Tribute (2 Feet) Fireside Theatre – Fort Atkins, WI In honor of Elvis’ 90th birthday, The Fireside and Legends in Concert kick off the 2025 season with jumpsuits, black leather, swiveling hips, and leg-shaking, presenting their newest retrospective of Elvis’ life in music told through the eyes of the world’s best tribute artists. Being an Elvis tribute artist means more than just donning a jumpsuit and singing classic songs. It’s about capturing the essence of Elvis Presley, honoring his legacy, bringing joy to fans who still adore the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll, and keeping his spirit alive for new generations. Whether on stage or off, these artists live and breathe Elvis’ charisma, talent, and timeless appeal. Select one entrée from a choice of Grilled Pork Ribeye, Rainbow Trout, or Sliced Roast Beef Tenderloin. Fee includes lunch, ticket and transportation. Registration deadline: Jan 17.

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The Park Ridge Park District is dedicated to keeping active adults having fun, keeping busy, and staying active! Review each section's details by clicking on the info button. America's Bandstand Lunch & Show (2 Feet) Rosewood Theatre, Lake Delavan, WI America’s Bandstand takes you back to the sock hop, spotlighting Rockabilly, Doo-Wop and Motown artists, songs, and the history of early Rock & Roll. Enjoy music of the 1950s with songs by Chuck Berry, Buddy Holly and The Crickets, Elvis Presley, Chubby Checker, Roy Orbison, Diana Ross and The Supremes, The Temptations, Franki Valli and the Four Seasons and more. Enjoy lunch before the show and shop the on-site home goods store. Lunch includes a Chef Attended Pasta / Made to Order Station, Carving Station, plated salad and assorted desserts. Fee includes transportation, lunch and show.

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The Park Ridge Park District is dedicated to keeping active adults having fun, keeping busy, and staying active! Review each section's details by clicking on the info button. Calla Lily Victorian Tea Room, Aurora, IL (1 Foot) Treat yourself to the British tradition of Afternoon Tea and sip the afternoon away with tea at The Calla Lily Victorian Tea Room, a place of comfort and relaxation. Indulge in an exquisite selection of food that is home cooked, fresh and based on the art of English tea. The menu features soup, scones, fresh fruit, finger sandwiches and delicate pastries.

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Easter Brunch & Hunt Celebrate brunch with great food, good conversation and the highly anticipated Egg Hunt is the perfect way to celebrate Easter! Indulge in your breakfast favorites of scrambled eggs, French Toast, bacon, sausage links. coffee cakes. and fresh seasonal fruit. Registration deadline: April 1. CAC

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Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with Lakeshore Dance Academy Listen to traditional Mexican music as you enjoy Mexican food catered by a local restaurant. Then partake in the benefits of dancing from health to social enrichment with some Latin dancing. Alex Arteaga, co-owner of Lakeshore Dance Academy and who has been a fixture in the Chicagoland dance community for 20+ years will lead us in some fun dancing using a line dance format, so no partner is needed. Wear comfortable shoes. Registration deadline: April 23. CAC

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This eight-hour, two-day course is for motorists age 55 and older. It focuses on the physical changes that accompany aging and on ways older adult drivers can compensate for these changes to improve their driving skills. After taking this course you will be eligible for a multi-year discount on your car insurance! Fee is $20 for AARP members and $25 for non-AARP members to be paid on the first day of class to AARP. Make checks payable to AARP. Credit cards will not be accepted. Registration and attendance on both days is required. CAC

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Just Lunch Looking to enjoy good company and a delicious meal? Look no further! Lunch is provided by a local restaurant. After Just Lunch come stay for a new movie. Check the front desk for lunch and movie selection. Registration Deadline: 1-week before lunch date. CAC

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B-I-N-G-O is a fun game of chance that anyone can play. Visit with all your friends as you play a several rounds of Bingo. Pizza and dessert will be served. Registration deadline: 1-week prior. CAC

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Your mood is closely related to what you eat and how you move your body. Learn about the science behind what effects your mood. how you can adapt it, and alter your brain chemistry.

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15 Common Chronic Diseases as We Age Sponsored by Amada Senior Care Get a brief overview of each disease and what common symptoms are expected. How does this drive the need for future care in the home and in senior communities? What are you doing to prepare for your retirement and how will you manage if you have one or more disease complications in your future. Don’t wait for the emergency, plan now so you can control your future. CAC

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Easter Centerpiece Learn to create a vibrant, non-floral Easter centerpiece perfect for adding a festive touch to your holiday table without traditional blooms. Instructor: Robin Moss. CAC

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Macramé Market Bag Save the planet one handmade bag at a time. Learn basic macramé knotting techniques to create a functional, stylish market bag. No experience necessary, and you’ll leave class with a completed bag and the skills to design and make more macramé projects on your own. Instructor: Robin Moss. CAC

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Memory Wire Cuff Bracelet Memory wire is a flexible, spring-like wire that holds its shape, making it perfect for easy-to-wear bracelets. In this fun and engaging class with guidance on basic techniques, each participant will craft a unique and stylish multi-strand cuff bracelet to take home. No prior experience is required, and all materials are provided. Instructor: Robin Moss. CAC

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Light Therapy Mary Bielski, RN, MSN, EdD Do we need light therapy? What kind of light waves are beneficial to us? Light therapy may be used to reduce pain and enhance circulation. Let’s find out more together. CAC

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Sugar vs. Artificial Sweeteners Mary Bielski, RN, MSN, EdD Sugar is in everything we drink and eat. How do we know which type to use? Is real or artificial better to use with our diet? Pros and cons – do they exist? CAC

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Collagen: What’s It All About Mary Bielski, RN, MSN, EdD Collagen is vital to many body functions. Which are best sources of collagen? How many types of collagen should I strive to consume, and how often? CAC

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Stress vs. Distress NEW! Mary Bielski, RN, MSN, EdD What makes your heart race? Identify the difference between stress and distress. Learn strategies to calm yourself without leaving your kitchen. CAC

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Enjoy the latest movie releases along with freshly popped popcorn! Check with the front desk for the featured movie of the month. CAC

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Calling out your inner Picasso! Our talented instructor can bring out the best in you artistically! All ability levels are welcome. Instruction is in acrylics. Instructor: Rae Penzin. CAC

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It’s a casting call! This group brings storytelling and radio theatre to life! It is a theatre of imagination where you do not have to memorize scripts, but, rather, get into the full meaning of different plays, and even put on a short play. Your instructor is a degreed working director/actor/and educator in theatre. Broadway, here we come!

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Play poker and win some prizes! Snacks are provided. Registration Deadline: 1-week prior to the tournament date. CAC

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Bobbie Adams and her Therapy Dog, Bella, team up to improve your body and mind with gentle movements. This class will is appropriate for those with arthritis and chronic conditions and offers gentle cardio, strength training, flexibility, balance and meditation which can be done seated or standing. Instructor: Bobbie Adams. CAC

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Beginning Mah Jongg Discover the exciting game of Mah Jongg and learn in a fun, relaxed setting. This class will introduce you to the tiles, basic moves, how to choose a hand, the progression of play, and strategies. Gameplay taught will be based on the American Standard Way. All supplies are included for game play. This is a contracted class. Instructor: Joyce De Winter. CAC

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Gwen Jaeger takes you a step further with your sewing skills and helps you hone in on specific projects. Please note this is a post class to Beginner Sewing or for already experienced sewers. A sewing machine is required for the class. This is a contracted class. CAC

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Want to have some fun and spirited competition? Come spend a Wednesday afternoon competing against your friends in friendly game show-down! Test your knowledge through a variety of games from classic game shows like Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, Wheel of Fortune, and Family Feud. Enjoy a delicious seasonal treat and hone in on your skills! Registration deadline: one week prior. CAC

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This mat yoga class will focus on building strength, agility, balance and flexibility. This is a more active class for seniors that includes floor, seated, and standing postures. Participants must be able to get up and down from the floor on their own. Instructor: Jodi Fedoruk. No class on April 14. CAC

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Mindful Chair Yoga In this class we combine mindfulness practices with yoga movements that help you find strength, flexibility and balance while seated and standing. All experience levels are welcome. Class size is limited so signup today. Instructor: Maryann Beckman-Berman. CAC

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Tai Chi helps improve flexibility, muscle strength, heart and lung activity, posture, and balance to prevent falls. Enjoy the class at your own pace standing or seated. Instructor: Bobbie Adams. CAC

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S.T.A.R. Tap Shuffle, hop, toe, flap, and ball- change! Learn how to be the next Gregory Hines or Ann Miller. Brush up on what you already know and add on to your repertoire. Instructor: Jeannine Pilolla. CAC

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S.T.A.R. Beginner Tap In this beginning tap class you will learn fundamental tap movements, vocabulary and basic rhythms and steps. Progressing towards combinations and fun dances. Instructor: Jeannine Pilolla. CAC

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Join us on Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings for a combo of cardio and resistance training. The perfect way to start the day! Instructor: Maria Nickolson & Meghan Cashman. CAC

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Seated Pelvic Core Fusion - Cardio This exercise class utilizes the Pelvicore Pro, weights, and bands to improve total body function. Core training and balance reaction is emphasized! This class is mainly chair based, but also includes exercises standing and with chair support, depending on modifications needed for participants. Instructor: Tina Christie. CAC

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This functional movement class strengthens and lengthens your muscles to improve total body function, utilizing the Pelvicore Pro and thera-bands for mobility, stability, and flexibility. Class is chair based, but may include standing with chair support, depending on modifications needed for participants. Instructor: Michele Crump. CAC

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This class is a combination of balance and flexibility training with a "burst" of resistance and cardio training to enhance better balance and movement. The class is designed for those that prefer a workout without the added impact to joints. A portion includes basic aerobic movements performed while either sitting or standing. Instructor: Michele Crump. CAC

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This 45-minute class combines the use of free weights to strengthen, resistance bands to lengthen, and stretching to increase flexibility. Warm-up consists of light stretching and low cardio to prep the muscles and joints. Next 30 minutes of resistance training using resistance bands and dumbbells to strengthen and further sculpt the muscles, followed by gentle stretching for a complete cool-down. Instructor: Michele Crump. No class April 14. CAC

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A seated exercise class utilizing gentle stretches to improve all core, posture, bone density and balance. Use of light resistance bands and balls may be included for added optional intensity. Instructor: Michele Crump. CAC No class April 10.

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The Police are back bringing you monthly topics to keep you aware of things going on in our community and the greater Chicago area. Coffee and pastries will be provided. Registration is required.

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Italian Pasta and Prosecco (1 Foot) Lisle, IL Head to the North American Pizza & Culinary Academy (NAPCA) for a celebration of a variety of Italian Pastas as you watch a culinary master at work. Enjoy a pasta dough making demo while we sip bubblies and eat several different pastas and sauces, salad and chef’s choice dessert. Also includes 2 glasses of Prosecco, beer, or wine. If you would like to drink something else other than Prosecco, soda, coffee and tea are available. Fee includes pasta demo, food and beverages, and transportation. Registration deadline: April 1.

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Francesca’s Tavola, Arlington Heights, IL Pizza, pasta & other Italian staples are the draw at this upscale establishment with a relaxed vibe.

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Mystery Meals (2 Feet) Start with a mid-morning appetizer, then head to a surprise restaurant for a unique lunch experience. Something sweet ends the adventure. Restaurant locations are revealed on the day of the trip. Food and transportation are included in the fee. Registration deadline: May 1.

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Remember The Ladies Tour & Mimosas (2 Feet) LaSalle, IL Enjoy a Reddick Mansion Tour along with a catered lunch of house-made quiches, salads, soup and sweets and mimosas at the I&M Canal Visitor Center Vintage Room followed by a presentation by Tricia Kelly, first-person interpreter and famed storyteller who brings to life one of America’s true mavericks, New York journalist Nellie Bly. Registration deadline: April 1.

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Rock ‘n Roll Jukebox (2 Feet) Starved Rock, Oglesby, IL Join Sting Ray Anthony with his unparalleled Tribute to Ritchie Valens and other Rock ‘n Rollers of the 50’s. His high energy show takes 50’s music to another level at the Starved Rock State Park Lodge. Sting Ray has delighted audiences, bringing them to their feet dancing and singing the greatest Oldies ever written as he “rocks the house”. A delicious buffet lunch is included. Trip includes lunch, entertainment and transportation. Registration deadline: May 5.

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The Marvelous Wonderettes (1 Foot) Oil Lamp Theatre, Glenview, IL A jukebox musical comedy featuring pop songs from the 50s & 60s — This smash Off-Broadway hit takes you to the 1958 Springfield High School prom, where we meet Betty Jean, Cindy Lou, Missy, and Suzy: four girls with hopes and dreams as big as their crinoline skirts! As we learn about their lives and loves, the girls serenade us with classic ‘50s hits including “Lollipop,” “Dream Lover,” “Stupid Cupid,” and “Lipstick on Your Collar.” In Act II, the Wonderettes reunite to take the stage and perform at their ten-year reunion. We learn about the highs and lows the girls have experienced in the past decade and are charmed to find that no matter what life throws their way, they will conquer it together. Featuring over 30 classic ’50s and ’60s hits, The Marvelous Wonderettes will keep you smiling in this must-take musical trip down memory lane! Lunch at a local restaurant after the show. Registration deadline: May 9.

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The Church Basement Ladies in The Last Potluck Supper (2 Feet) Fireside Theatre, Ft. Atkins, WI It is 1979, the day of the church’s Centennial Celebration, and past parishioners have gathered to share hotdish, bars, and stories from the last 100 years. As the women work in the kitchen, shared memories burst into life through a series of flashbacks. Travel back to 1897 and meet Vivian’s grandmother; see Karin as a newlywed cautiously navigating the politics of the kitchen; and be there in 1944 when Mavis first barreled her way through the door. The Centennial Celebration is bittersweet. Times are touch in this small farm community, and hard decisions will have to be made. Select one entrée from a choice of Braised pork belly, supreme cut chicken breast, Thai grilled shrimp or vegetarian Cacciatore. Fee includes lunch, ticket and motor coach transportation. Registration Deadline: May 19.

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Bring your swimsuit and your appetite! We are kicking off summer the right way. Join us for lunch, a dip in the pool, and great entertainment with Hugo Elvis. Lunch includes burgers, broccoli slaw, pasta salad, potato chips, and dessert. Registration deadline: May 16. Please note you must be a STAR member in order to attend. CAQ

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