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Table of Contents Faith Photography of Nevada of Photography Faith 2 Table of Contents of Table Faith Photography of Nevada of Photography Faith Table of Evelyn Mount Northeast Community Center (EMNECC) CONTENTS 1301 Valley Rd. (775) 334-2262 4 Happening Around Town 5 Music, Arts and Crafts Neil Road Recreation Center (NRRC) 6 Lifelong Learning 3925 Neil Rd. (775) 689-8484 7 Social Activities 7 Save the Date Teglia’s Paradise Park 8 Resources Activity Center (TPPAC) 2745 Elementary Dr. 9 Cards & Games (775) 356-3176 9 Fitness 10 EMNECC Monthly Calendar Facility 11 NRRC Monthly Calendar 12 TPPAC Monthly Calendar LOCATIONS (775) 657-4602 | Reno.Gov/Seniors | @CityOfReno (775) 657-4602 | Reno.Gov/Seniors | @CityOfReno 3 Stay Connected Stay Attend a Neighborhood Advisory Board (NAB) Meeting Do You Want Excellent Performance New Experiences? Going out of state is always a challenge in so many Join the Neighborhood Advisory Board ways. The trip to the Giants game was no excep- (NAB) to create a positive change in your Where do you want to go and what community. NABs are the perfect opportu- do you want to see or experience. tion. Brenda did an outstanding job in making sure our customers received the very best service. nity for citizens to discuss community issues We need your ideas for summer with your Reno City Council representative. time adventures. Call 334-1201 or Kerri who was also on the trip helped out when the More information or to contact a community email us at [email protected] City credit card stopped working and she had to liaison, go to Reno.Gov/NAB or contact use her personal credit card to pay for the dinners. Reno Direct at 334-INFO (4636). Participation with Thank you both so much for your outstanding cus- Activities tomers service! Councilmember Jenny Brekhus Alan Roney Community Liaison Jessica Garcia When you call, go online or visit [email protected] | 334-2255 one of our facilities to register for 1st Thursday of the month at 5:30pm any activity that requires a ticket McKinley Arts and Culture Center you can request to sit with the per- 925 Riverside Dr. son or persons you are attending with. Remember, we need five (5) or more participants to have an NEWSLETTER Councilmember Naomi Duerr activity. Community Liaison Jennifer Oliver Sign up to have the Senior [email protected] | 689-8459 Connect newsletter mailed to your Senior Services 3rd Tuesday of the month at 5:30pm home or by email. Call Senior Moana Nursery Design Center Division Surveys Services 657-4602 or email 1190 W. Ln. From time to time we would like to [email protected] hear from you. Ask any of the front Councilmember Oscar Delgado desk facilities for a survey about Community Liaison Jessica Garcia our activities and share your opin- [email protected] | 334-2255 ions. You may be asked to take a 1st Tuesday of the month at 5:30pm survey about a particular topic or Reno City Hall, 7th floor activity you are attending. 1 E. 1st St. Councilmember Paul McKenzie Community Liaison Join us for the Reno-Tahoe Cynthia Esparza-Trigueros [email protected] | 677-6881 EMPLOYMENT Senior Summer Games 3rd Thursday of the month at 5:30pm OPPORTUNITY Opening Ceremonies EMNECC 1301 Valley Rd. Friday, August 4 at 10am-12pm Sierra Kids Before and After Location: Start—Under the Reno Arch program is seeking seniors who End—Reno City Plaza Councilmember Neoma Jardon enjoy working with school age Fee: Free Community Liaison children. For more information Help cheer on the Senior Games Cynthia Esparza-Trigueros call 334-4280. Applicants in this fun filled Olympic style [email protected] | 677-6881 parade. We will be celebrating with 2nd Tuesday of the month at 5:30pm balloons, torches and flags as we march Reno City Hall, Council Chambers along the parade route. 1 E. 1st St. (775) 657-4602 | Reno.Gov/Seniors | @CityOfReno (775) 657-4602 | Reno.Gov/Seniors | @CityOfReno 4 Happening Around Town Around Happening Happening Now AROUND TOWN AUG Dinner & Show 11 Jerry Lee Lewis Friday, August 11 at 6pm-10pm AUG Dinner & Show Location: Sparks Nugget Casino Resort 17 Cirque Le Noir: Fee: $90.00 (11836) The Dark Side of Cirque Jerry Lee Lewis was the first person inducted into the first class Thursday, August 17 at 5pm-10pm of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Location: Eldorado Casino in 1986. Lewis’ energy and enthusi- Fee: $52.00 (11835) - Scholarships Apply asm during live performances The most extraordinary cirque performers, from around earned him the nickname “The the world demonstrates incredible balance, contortion, Killer” for the way he knocked out stamina and aerial artistry. his audiences. His piano prowess is featured in some of his hits, Pick-up times and locations: “Whole Lotta Shaking’ Goin’ On”, EMNCC: 4:15pm | TPPAC 4:30pm “Great Balls of Fire,” “Breathless” and NRCC: 4:45pm many more. Pick-up times and locations: EMNCC: 5:15pm | TPPAC 5:30pm AUG Bowers Mansion AUG Tallac Historic Site 19 Bluegrass Festival 31 Thursday, August 31 at 10am-4pm The Biggest Little AUG Reno 1868 Location: South Lake Tahoe, CA 26 Music Festival in FC Soccer Fee: $50.00 (11837) - Scholarships Apply the World The Tallac Historic Site is comprised Saturday, August 26 at 7pm-10pm of the Baldwin Estate the Place to Saturday, August 19 at 9am-6pm Location: Greater Nevada Field Start. Explore the free museum and Depart: 7:45am Return: 7:30pm Fee: $20.00 (11856) - Scholarships Apply learn about the area’s history. A Location: Bowers Mansion Join us for an evening of fun with the short introductory video acquaints Fee: $52.00 (11925) - Scholarships Apply Reno 1868 FC soccer team (an visitors with the history of life at Ta- We will pack a picnic lunch, water, American professional soccer team). hoe, exhibits, people of Washoe and drinks and snacks. Bring your own Fee includes 1868 soccer cap and Lucky Baldwin. We will pack a picnic lawn chair or blanket for seating. food voucher. lunch to enjoy. Pick-up times and locations: Pick-up times and locations: Pick-up times and locations: EMNCC 7:15am | TPPAC 7:30am EMNCC 6:00pm | TPPAC 6:15pm EMNCC 8:00am | TPPAC 8:15am NRCC 7:45am NRCC 6:30pm NRCC 8:30am Community As you know we have developed some we visited his establishment for lunch, Go by and check out the Gas Lamp very nice vendors for our activities. but before our visit we had to plan it. Restaurant Danny and his staff are Generally speaking they are extra nice excellent and the food is awesome! Support I called and explained my situation for a and accommodating when planning lunch meal weeks before and without for Seniors activities. They especially make the sen- Brenda Mahan hesitation he said he would open the iors feel welcome when we are at their restaurant for us for lunch (the restaurant locations. I wanted to bring to your atten- is not open on Saturdays for lunch only tion Mr. Danny Augello owner of the Gas dinner). Lamp Restaurant in Reno, on May 20, (775) 657-4602 | Reno.Gov/Seniors | @CityOfReno (775) 657-4602 | Reno.Gov/Seniors | @CityOfReno 5 Music, Arts and Crafts and Arts Music, Music, Arts & CRAFTS Ceramic Workshop The Voices Volunteer Crochet 1st, 2nd & 3rd Wednesday Every 2nd and 4th Tuesday at 11am-1pm and Knitting Group 9:30am-12:30pm Location: TPPAC Every Monday at 10am-12pm Location: McKinley Arts & Culture Fee: Free Basement Art Studio Every 3rd & 4th Thursday at 10am-12pm If you like to sign, join us at TPPAC as we Fee: $45.00 (3 classes—3 hrs per class) Location: EMNECC (11382) perform a variety of different genres of mu- Fee: Free sic and sign at various events. We are To register, call (775) 334-2417 fortunate to have Jeff Wayne working with Volunteers are needed and welcomed to us as a volunteer. spend their time crocheting and knitting various items. The items are donated to Ballroom Dancing Casa DaVita, Kids Kottage and the Family Every Tuesday at 2pm-3:45pm This-N-That Crafters Homeless Shelter. We do not meet on Every Friday at 6pm-7:45pm Exchange Group holidays. Location: EMNECC Fee: Drop-in fee Every Wednesday at 1pm-3pm Location: NRRC Fee: Drop-in fee Sunshine Quilters Every Monday at 1pm-4pm (no holidays) Location: TPPAC Fee: Drop-in fee (775) 657-4602 | Reno.Gov/Seniors | @CityOfReno (775) 657-4602 | Reno.Gov/Seniors | @CityOfReno 6 Lifelong Learning Lifelong Lifelong LEARNING Bowling Practice Computer Essentials Wednesdays at 1-4pm Chair Volleyball Made Simple Location: High Sierra Lanes Every 1st and 3rd Friday at 1pm-3pm August 14, 16 & 18 at 9:30am-11:30am Fee: $7.50 for 3 games - Scholarships Apply Location: TPPAC Location: NRRC Come bowl with your friends or make new Fee: Drop-in fee Fee: $20.00 (9172) - Scholarships Apply ones! Not a league, no handicapping or prizes! Just bowling for fun and exercise. Check it out on YouTube and join us for This beginner class demystifies the com- There must be 5 or more participants for this new fun and healthy activity! We are puter, explaining the fundamentals of how pick-up. looking for players for our NRRC and it works. Understand hardware, operating EMNECC facilities! systems and types of software applications Pick up times and locations: in simple terms, plus hands on use of the EMNCC 12:15pm | TPPAC 12:30pm keyboard and mouse. NRRC 12:45pm Conversation Cafe Every Tuesday at 9:30am-11am Karaoke Friday Location: NRRC Open Lab Fee: Drop-in fee Friday, August 4 at 4pm-7pm August 14, 18 & 18 at 12pm-2pm Location: NRRC This gathering among diverse people with Every Thursday at 12pm-2pm Fee: $3.00 the freedom to share our feelings, Location: NRRC thoughts and actions in this complex, Fee: $5.00 a lab (9702, 9703 & 9704) Show off your talent with DJ Jerry Ku- changing world.
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