Adult

Melinda Burgard, Certified Music Therapist, leads this fun group in song and movement. This activity serves primarily those in the middle stages of Alzheimer's Disease (or related dementia), accompanied by their family care partner. Come meet new friends and socialize in a safe and accepting environment. To register, please call the Alzheimer's Association at (800) 272-3900.

The Tuesday Evening Book Group will discuss "Wolf Hall" by Hilary Mantel.

Participants will learn standing meditation, simple qigong exercises and some basic taijiquan postures. Classes are limited to 30; dress in comfortable clothing.

Participants will learn standing meditation, simple qigong exercises and some basic taijiquan postures. Classes are limited to 30; dress in comfortable clothing.

Participants will learn standing meditation, simple qigong exercises and some basic taijiquan postures. Classes are limited to 30; dress in comfortable clothing.

Participants will learn standing meditation, simple qigong exercises and some basic taijiquan postures. Classes are limited to 30; dress in comfortable clothing.

Participants will learn standing meditation, simple qigong exercises and some basic taijiquan postures. Classes are limited to 30; dress in comfortable clothing.

With summer winding down and school gearing up, August presents an opportune time to develop back-to-school habits and routines. This presentation provides parents with terrific tips for keeping track of after school activities, setting up a homework space, and building a system for the family backpacks. From establishing good habits related to sleeping, reducing screen time, and setting goals, this workshop will ensure a super sweet (and smooth) start to a new school year"_ The Apple A Day Way.

August is the time to begin planting for a fall crop. Learn how to extend your harvest by growing plants that will thrive in the cold season. Gar Wang will also talk about different methods of preserving food and saving seeds.

What would you save if your house were on fire? Using excerpts and additional material from the documentary film "Objects and Memory," filmmaker Jonathan Fein raises questions about fundamental human responses to objects and how otherwise ordinary things become transformed into precious conveyors of experience, emotion, and identity. What are the things in our homes and museums that mean the most to us? How do we preserve the past and speak to the future?