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August Activity Highlights August Activity Highlights Mon 1 Watjen Concert Organ Recital and Benaroya Hall Tour ~ Join Organist Joseph Adam for a free organ recital. Mr. Adam performs different selections from the vast organ repertoire highlighting the special nuances, interesting performance practices and stunning acoustics of the Watjen Concert Organ housed in Benaroya Hall. The performance starts at 12:30 p.m. The program lasts approximately 30 minutes and a guided tour of the hall is also included. $20.00, BL 10:00AM. Mon 1 Walk with Steve Pogge ~ Destination- Grass Lake Park (Olympia); Terrain: Up and Down; Length: 2 Miles; Rated: Medium. Please remember to bring water, sack lunch and appropriate weather related gear. Any questions please contact Steve Pogge at [email protected]. $10.00, BL 10:00AM. Mon 1 Panorama Rotary Lunch Meeting ~ Panorama residents and Panorama employees are invited to a no-host lunch at our satellite Rotary Club here at Panorama. Lunch meetings (with community speakers) will be in The Gallery at the seventeen51 Restaurant & Bistro on the first and third Monday of each month. Full Rotarian benefits: but less meeting time and commitment time. 11:30AM, Gallery. Mon 1 District 1 Meeting ~ 1:30PM, PAT. Call reception for your seat on the 12:45PM shuttle. Tue 2 Carr’s Organic Blueberry Farm ~ Enjoy 4-Acres of beautiful organic blueberry bushes loaded with berries this year. Owners, Tom & Wren will guide you through their farm with a short history talk and offer plenty of taste testing. Picking buckets and bags are provided. Berries are $2.50/lb. MUST be able to walk on uneven surfaces. Sturdy shoes and boots are strongly encouraged. Limit 14 $3.00, BL 10:30AM. Tue 2 The Great Courses presents Understanding Great Opera (Audio) ~ Bring a bag lunch and listen to the great operas. 11:00AM, PAL. Tue 2 Ken Burns presents America Series: Statue of Liberty ~ “In this compelling and provocative portrait of the statue, Ken Burns explores both the history of America’s premier symbol and the meaning of liberty itself.” 1:30PM, PAT. Tue 2 District 6 Meeting ~ 1:30PM, CK. Tue 2 Panorama and Saint Martin University International Program presents Japanese Art Culture; Fundamentals of Calligraphy & Origami ~ Join students from Saint Martin’s University’s International Program as they share and teach more about the Japanese culture through art. These students range from 14-17 years old and will share with you the basic methods of mastering calligraphy & origami. This is a hands on workshop, so be prepared to demonstrate your artistic side! 1:30PM-3:00PM, QA. Tue 2 Walk the Loop Group ~ It’s the last month for this activity. Tonight’s activity is “the favorite” – it gets the most comments and requests for more. Feel free to begin a half hour on either side of the time listed. Be sure to sign in though. 6:30 PM, AFC. Tue 2 Embracing Life presents Death Café with Joan Hitchins ~ Tea, cakes and death! This no-agenda open conversation is an international program model for gathering in an inviting surrounding to increase awareness and talk about what’s on your mind about the topic of death. Listen, share, question. Follow-up on your thoughts and inquiry seeded by Embracing Life activities or bring your own topic. We’ll supply the tea! (Please note that this is not a place for grief and loss support.) Joan Hutchins, NavigatingGrief.com, life and energy coach. 7:00PM, QCR. Wed 3 Hymn Sing ~ Enjoy singing favorite hymns and a no-host breakfast. 9:00AM, Gallery. Wed 3 Panorama Arts Guild presents Exploring Creativity Workshop: The Writer’s Craft ~ Is it character or is it plot that drives a story? Join the discussion of what makes great leading heroes, villains and sidekicks. Explore how to create dialogue to both move and engage the audience. Consider the various genres of movies and TV and what plot structures define them. Join Katherine Billings in this discussion about the power of story. 11:30AM PAL. Wed 3 Planet Earth Series present From Pole to Pole ~ “A journey around the globe reveals the effects of gradual climate change.” Narrated by David Attenborough, this series won five prime time Emmys and is considered the “ultimate portrait of our planet.” 1:30PM, PAT. Wed 3 Embracing Life presents Inspired Living with Susan Davis ~ An invitation to raise our consciousness and co-create an inspired story. Are you living your best story? We will contemplate this question in our four sessions together. We will play & elevate our consciousness by introducing learning’s and insights from Zalman Schachter-Shalomi, Gerald Heard, Dr. Bruce Lipton and others. These authors will jump-start our lively conversations and guide us in our goal of living our best story, our inspired story. 8/3: What does inspired living mean? 8/10: Spiritual eldering. 8/17: Inner elder. 8/24: Conscious evolution. Susan Davis (counseling, gerontology, saging). Wed. 8/3, 10, 17 & 24. Limit 30. Sign up in binder at Pan Hall. 1:30PM, QA. Wed 3 The Great Courses of Health and Fitness ~ Come and enjoy a 30 to 45 minutes educational video provided by The Great Courses! Each video will cover a different health and wellness topic. Today’s topic includes: How Your Brain Works and will discuss how you can optimize your brain fitness! No signups required. All residents are welcome to attend! 3:00PM, QFR. Wed 3 Nisqually Wildlife Lecture presents Common Northwest Marine Invertebrates ~ Don Ehlen Educator, Entomologist and Insect Safari will be the speaker. $3.00, BL 5:45PM. Thu 4 Seattle Bites Tour ~ Go behind the scenes with one of Washington’s top food tours. The generous bites from the Pike Place Market, the lively merchants, and the award winning storytellers create the perfect recipe for an unforgettable adventure! This is a 2.5 hour walking & food tour that will help build your appetite and satisfy it at the same time. You must be able to manage a flight of stairs. Cost includes tour, food, and transportation. Please wear comfortable shoes & bring water and cash to tip your Docent. Limit 13 participants. $55.00, BL 9:00AM. Thu 4 District 5 Meeting ~ 1:30PM, Chalet. Thu 4 Cafdael Mysteries Series presents St. Peter’s Fair ~ “A merchant’s murder casts a pall on fair festivities. Cadfael believes it is something more sinister.” 1:30PM, PAT. Thu 4 Quinault Exercise Room Orientation ~ This orientation is a great way to learn all about the equipment and machines available for you to use in the Quinault Exercise Studio. Jenny will be talking about the benefits of each machine, and showing you how to be more safe and effective when using the equipment available. All are welcome to attend. 1:30PM, Quinault Exercise Studio. Thu 4 PC Republicans ~ Joseph Backholm, Director of the Family Policy Institute of Washington, and his team, are policy advocates for family values, religious freedom and parental rights. He will address how these values are affected by State and Federal laws such as in the current controversy regarding bathroom and locker room issues. All are invited. 2:00PM, QA. Thu 4 Foreign Language Social Hour ~ Do you speak a foreign language? Would you like an opportunity to speak it with others? Stephanie Blomberg, the Assisted Living Activity Coordinator and Dodie Peterson, the Quinault Building Manager invite all! 6:00PM, QCR. Fri 5 Friday Share at the Pea Patch ~ Enjoy produce grown by residents for Panorama’s own Farmer’s Market. Call reception for your seat on the 9:15AM campus shuttle. BL 9:15AM. Fri 5 Embracing Life presents The Conversation ~ As we move As we move through life’s journey, how do we relate to activities, attitudes, experiences, values, people, possessions? Explore these issues as they connect to body, mind and spirit both for ourselves and for relationship with others…friends, family, and community. Luann McBride, spiritual care for grief, loss and life transition. Sign up in binder at Pan Hall. 10:00AM, QCB. Fri 5 District 3 Meeting ~ 1:30PM, PAT. Call reception for your seat on the 12:45PM shuttle. Fri 5 Summer Games in the Park ~ Join AFC Coordinator, Jenny for a wide variety of games in the park! Equipment will be provided. No signups required. All residents are welcome to attend! 2:00PM-3:00PM, McGandy Park. Fri 5 Olympic Games 2016 presents Opening Ceremonies ~ Watch (on the big screen) and cheer on U.S.A. as they enter the stadium for the Opening Ceremonies in Rio de Janeiro. Time Approximate 7:00PM, PAT. Sat 6 Movie presents Eddie the Eagle (2016) ~ Starring Hugh Jackman ~“A feel-good true story about an unlikely but courageous British ski jumper.” Rated PG 13: Some suggestive material. 7:00PM, PAT. Mon 8 Tacoma Mall Shopping ~ Have lunch and shop at Tacoma’s biggest shopping center. $3.00, BL 11:00AM. Mon 8 Nordic Walking Trial Class ~ Still unsure if Nordic Walking is right for you? This is your chance to try it out for free! Join instructor, Debbie Chalfant to get the basics, try out some walking poles and see if this class would be right for you! No sign up necessary. 10:00AM, AFC Parking Lot. Mon 8 The Great Courses presents The World’s Greatest Paintings ~ “Explore the dark images of David, Goya and Friedrich, and the worlds of Constable, Turner and Delacroix.” 1:30PM, PAT. Tue 9 Birthday Dinner tickets on sale today and tomorrow (8/10); remember tickets are available for non-birthday guests as well! (Advance tickets are required for Birthday Dinner on Thursday, August 18th).
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