May Activity Highlights

Sun 1 Hulda Klager Lilac Gardens & Breakfast ~ In honor of May Day, we will start the day off with old-fashion Sunday no-host breakfast at Spiffy’s Restaurant & Bakery and then continue on to Woodland, WA to the National Historic Site- Hulda Klager Gardens for their Lilac Days. $25.00, BL 8:00AM. Mon 2 Quilters Show & Tell ~ Bring favorite books and magazines to share, along with your quilts. Pinwheel block of the month squares are due. 10:00AM, QAS. Mon 2 Home Goods & World Market ~ Enjoy shopping at or checking out the Home Goods Store (Home Goods is where savvy shoppers of every style discover an ever changing selection of exciting top brands and home fashions from around the world, at prices generally 20%-60% below department and specialty store regular prices) or World Market (from furniture and accessories, to food and drink, their assortment never falls short of authenticity or affordability. Browse the multicultural home decor pieces, find unique party favors and gifts, or simply peruse our diverse collection of specialty goods; their products offer premium quality and craftsmanship from sources all over the world), enjoy a no-host lunch on your own time. $3.00, BL 11:00AM. Mon 2 The Great Courses presents Art Across Ages (Video) ~ begins with segments exploring: What is Art? 1:30PM, PAT. Mon 2 Monday Night Program presents Randy Linder ~ The presentation by Randy Linder and his band as a tribute to Creedence Clearwater Revival (CCR) is second to none. They play the beloved hits that came from CCR between the years of 1968 and 1972 and a few of John Fogerty’s solo hits. Randy’s authenticity shines through with the voice, the lead guitar style, and even the rockin’ blues harp played by John Fogerty in some of those early CCR hits. Call reception desk for your seat on the 6:15PM shuttle. 7:00, PAT. Tue 3 The Great Courses presents Understanding Great Opera (Audio) ~ Bring your lunch and listen to some of the world’s outstanding Opera’s as The Teaching Co anaylyzes what makes them unforgettable. 11:00AM, PAL. Tue 3 Nisqually Red Wind Casino ~ In 2015 the casino added a new two-story, 40,000 sq-ft wing. It is a smoke-free environment with 27,000 sq-ft of new gaming space. There are several places to grab a light snack, if you get hungry. $3.00, BL 1:00PM. Tue 3 Movie presents The English Patient (1996) ~ Starring Ralph Fiennes and Kristin Scott Thomas ~ Winner of 9 Academy Awards including Best picture, Supporting Actress, Director ~ “At the close of WWII, a young nurse tends to a badly-burned plane crash victim. His past is shown in flashbacks, revealing an involvement in a fateful love affair.” 1:30PM, PAT. Wed 4 Hymn Sing ~ Enjoy singing favorite hymns and a no-host breakfast. 9:00AM, The Gallery. Wed 4 Centralia Factory Outlets ~ Take advantage of the discounted, name-brand items at this popular shopping destination; which includes stores such as, Chico’s, Christopher & banks, Coach, Eddie Bauer, Lane Bryant and Nike. $3.00, BL 10:30AM. Wed 4 Nordic Walking Interest Meeting ~ Come to this meeting to learn all about our new fitness class, Nordic Walking! Join our Nordic Walking Fitness Instructor, Debbie Chalfant, as she talks about the many benefits of Nordic Walking and provides all the details about her up and coming class, which begins May 23rd! Debbie will be holding two classes- beginner and intermediate so ALL residents are welcome to attend this info meeting. Questions? Contact AFC Coordinator, Jenny Leyva at #7772. 11:00AM, AFC. Wed 4 Panorama Arts Guild Luncheon ~ The speaker will be Kendra Malm from the Olympia Little Theater. Reservations required. RSVP by April 29 to Pat Dunston by email at [email protected] or by phone at 5386. No-host lunch. 11:30AM, The Gallery. Wed 4 TV Greats (Video) ~ We start this series of great moments in TV history with comedy greats; with a special focus on the comedic genius of Jack Benny. 1:30PM, PAT. Wed 4 Lacey Rotary Informational Meeting ~ The Gateway Rotary Club is exploring the idea of a Satellite Club that would meet on the Panorama campus. The idea is to make attending Rotary meetings more convenient for Panorama residents. Come to hear about this new club and if it might be something of interest. 2:00PM. QA. Wed 4 Piatigorsky Concert ~ Pianist Lisa Bergman is a graduate of Juilliard, and was recently hired as a radio announcer on Classic KING-FM in Seattle. Cellist Evan Drachman, Founder and Artistic Director of the Piatigorsky Foundation, Drachman has become one of this country’s most respected authorities on the presentation of live classical music to diverse audiences. The Foundation’s mission is to make live classical music a part of the fabric of everyday life for underserved communities throughout the United States. The organization is named for Mr. Drachman’s grandfather, cellist Gregor Piatigorsky. Call reception desk for your seat on the 6:15PM shuttle. 7:00PM, PAT. Thu 5 Private Schmidt House Tour & Lunch ~ Take a guided tour of one of the most charming and historic houses in Tumwater and a no-host lunch at Falls Terrace. Limit 15. $10.00, BL 10:00AM. Thu 5 Cinco de Mayo Lunch at Puerto Vallarta Mexican Restaurant (Hawks Prairie) ~ Enjoy a no-host lunch and fiesta at Puerto Vallarta, all of the food is created using only the freshest, finest ingredients. Their authentic Mexican menu and atmosphere create a truly enjoyable restaurant experience. $3.00, BL 11:00AM. Thu 5 KPAN Classes ~ All invited; practice the voice acting magic of animation and movie dialogue. All are invited! Come and laugh often. 12:00PM, PAT. Thu 5 Quinault Exercise Studio 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 residents how to be more safe and effective when using the equipment available. All are welcome to attend. 1:30PM, Quinault Exercise Studio. Thu 5 PC Republicans presents Bill Bryant, the Republican Candidate for Governor. Everyone is invited, even your non-Panorama- resident friends, as this may be one of the few opportunities in this area, before the November elections, to hear Bill tell why we should vote for him to be Governor of Washington. 2:00PM, QA. Fri 6 Bark & Garden Center (Olympia) ~ Their specialty departments include houseplants, statuary, bonsai, water gardening, vines, roses, outdoor bird food and feeders. Bark and Garden Center’s fully stocked with all the tools, fertilizers and pots you need to show off healthy, thriving plants! Their distinctive gift shop is open year around and features unusual garden art and gifts for every gardener. Most of the nursery grounds are covered so you can shop out of the weather. $3.00, BL 1:00PM. Fri 6 Movie presents The Letters (2014) ~ The Untold Story of Mother Theresa ~ “A drama that explores the life of Mother Teresa through letters she wrote to her longtime friend and spiritual advisor, Father Celeste van Exem over a nearly 50-year period.” 1:30PM, PAT. Fri 6 PC Chorus Spring Concert ~ Don’t miss your friends and neighbors as they sing into Spring. Call reception desk for your seat on the 6:15PM shuttle. 7:00PM, PAT. Sat 7 PC Chorus Spring Concert ~ Music, Song, the chorus brings you their favorite hits from the last 10 years. Don’t miss it! 2:00PM, PAT. Sat 7 Evening Movie presents Trumbo (2015) ~ Starring Oscar Nominee Brian Cranston and Helen Mirren ~ “In 1947, Dalton Trumbo was Hollywood’s top screenwriter (Sparticus), until he and other artists were jailed and blacklisted for their political beliefs.” Rated R: Language & sexual references. 7:00PM, PAT. Sun 8 Mother’s Day Brunch ~ Enjoy buffet brunch with families, friends and Mom’s! The price includes tax and gratuity. Reservation times are 10:00AM, 12:00PM & 2:00PM. Please call 6623 for reservations. $20.00, seventeen51 Restaurant & Bistro. Sun 8 5th Avenue Theater (Seattle) presents Kinky Boots ~ Kinky Boots is Broadway’s huge-hearted, high-heeled hit! With songs by Grammy® and Tony® winning pop icon Cyndi Lauper, this joyous musical celebration is about the friendships we discover, and the belief that you can change the world when you change your mind. Inspired by true events, Kinky Boots takes you from a gentlemen’s shoe factory in Northampton to the glamorous catwalks of Milan. Cost includes main floor ticket and transportation. Limit 10. $100.00, BL 11:00AM. Mon 9 The Great Courses presents Art Across the Ages- Classical Art (Video) ~ “Explore the important characteristics encountered in classical Greek Art.” 1:30PM, PAT. Mon 9 Monday Night Program presents Capital Area Concert Band ~ The band is comprised of volunteers from and around the greater Olympia, Washington area who donate their time and talents to provide traditional concert band music to the community. Call reception desk for your seat on the 6:15PM shuttle. 7:00PM, PAT. Tue 10 Birthday Dinner Tickets on Sale Today! Tickets will also be on sale tomorrow (Wednesday 5/11). Birthday dinner will be held on Thursday, May 19th. Questions, call Georgia 5561. $18.01 per person, 9:30AM-12:00PM, Pan Hall. Tue 10 Drive Less, Go More presents Rebels by Bus (Proctor District, Tacoma) ~ Join Mary Williams as she escorts you on public transportation to Tacoma’s Proctor District. Great shopping and food in this district. Please pick up public transportation fee sheet at the Activity Desk. Limit 15. $10.00, BL 8:45AM. Tue 10 Beginners’ Drawing with Jeff Pasek ~ This four class course introduces the fundamentals of drawing from observation (drawing what we see in front of us realistically, as opposed to doodling, drawing from the imagination or copying a photo) with pencil. While looking at a still life, basic skills such as contour line, gesture, sighting and measuring, perspective, organizational line, and value (light and dark) will be covered. Supply list available at the activity desk. Class limit: 10. Please make checks payable to Jeff Pasek. (5/10/16, 5/17/16, 5/24/16, 5/31/16) $40.00, 1:00PM-3:00PM. Tue 10 Panorama Democrats presents “Future of the State of Washington; Goals for the Next Four Years” ~ Its focused will be on our growing populace, natural resources, public education, local and state wide security forces and fire fighters, and other public services. Watch the Reader Board for the speaker’s name. 1:30PM, PAT. Wed 11 Seattle Mariners Baseball ~ Come enjoy some live baseball at Safeco Field as we watch our Seattle Mariners take on Tampa Bay Rays (Game begins at 12:40PM). Cost includes transportation and ticket. $74.00, BL 10:00AM. Wed 11 Garments On The Go ~ Shop for the latest summer fashions and spring clearance items. 11:00AM-3:00PM, QA. Wed 11 Movie presents The English Patient (1996) ~ Starring Ralph Fiennes ~ Winner of 9 Academy Awards – Second Screening – 1:30PM, PAT. Wed 11 Green Team Meeting ~ Kim Adelson will talk about the Audubon Society program “For the Birds”. Everyone is welcome. 3:00PM, PAL. Wed 11 Seattle Opera presents The Flying Dutchman~ The Dutchman, a ghostly sailor condemned to wander for all eternity, sets foot on land every seven years to search for a bride who can bring him peace. More than 125 artists from the Seattle Opera Chorus and Seattle Symphony Orchestra perform alongside the principal singers in this movie-length production. Call 5565 Activity Desk to see if there is space on the bus before purchasing a ticket. For tickets call 1-800-426-1619. Sign up for the bus at the Activity Desk. $20.00, BL 4:00PM. Thu 12 Panorama Genealogy Group ~ Please join us to learn, share and research together. Bring your laptop and plug in to convenient outlets. We meet on the second Thursday of each month. 10:00AM, CH. Thu 12 KPAN Class ~ All residents invited… another opportunity to practice voicing animation & movie characters. 12:00PM, PAT. Thu 12 Quilters Workshop ~ Janet Sears will lead a discussion on “I have my blocks made. What do I do with them?” 1:30PM, QAS. Thu 12 Embracing Life presents Speaking of Dying ~ One piece of a growing cultural awareness that all of us need to pay attention to our choices and wishes before there is a crisis. This screening and discussion will be by the Seattle filmmaker and facilitators. See binder in Pan Hall for detail. Free, 1:30PM, QA. Thu 12 Movie presents The Letters ~ The Untold Story of Mother Theresa – Second Screening – 2:30PM, PAT. Thu 12 Adult Coloring Books ~ Panorama is keeping up with what’s trending today! Adult Coloring Books are all the rage and a fun and often meditative experience for all ages. Bring your coloring book, available everywhere books are sold, or find free printable pages online. Just search “adult coloring pages”. Also bring something to color with: colored pencils, crayons, markers, gel pens, or anything you choose to use. This group is strictly for fun. The group meets twice a month (2nd & 4th Thursdays). For more information, contact Joyce Jaime at 5031. 6:30PM, QAS. Fri 13 Information Technology Forum ~ At a recent Panorama Board of Directors meeting, Jeff Harley and Howard Burton gave information and detail about IT–its use, security, and potential. Resident Council asked them to repeat and expand upon these presentations for residents. Don’t miss this window inside Panorama! 11:00AM-12:00PM, PAT. Fri 13 Movie presents Joy (2015) ~ Oscar nominated Jennifer Lawrence, Bradley Cooper, Robert DiNiro, Joy is the story of the title character, who rose to become founder and matriarch of a powerful family business dynasty. 1:30PM, PAT. Fri 13 Washington Center for the Performing Arts presents John Mueller’s Winter Dance Party ~ The only show endorsed by the Holly, Valens, and Richardson estates, John Mueller’s Winter Dance Party is the official tribute to Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and the Big Bopper. Each live concert performance includes over two hours of unbridled, high-voltage entertainment featuring all the hit songs of the 50s era. For tickets call WCPA at (360)753-8586. Sign up for the bus at the Activity Desk. $3.00, BL 6:45PM. Sat 14 Model Boat Float ~ This event is for model boat builders and model boat lovers! It is a place to float, operate, or just talk about boats in general. All are welcome, including spectators. Contact George Bush at 5955 for more information. 4:00PM- 6:00PM, AFC Lap Pool. Sat 14 Northwest Sinfonietta presents Ravel & Strauss ~ Concluding our season under the baton of Eric Jacobsen, we are joined by French piano sensation Lise de la Salle for a performance of Ravel’s jazzy Piano Concerto in G. Cost includes admission & bus. $54.00, BL 5:30PM. Sun 15 Ride in the Country and Lunch presents Ranch House BBQ ~ Enjoy the ride as you view Summit Lake and then have a no-host meal at the Ranch House, voted “Best BBQ of Western Washington” and “Best BBQ of the South Sound.” $3.00, BL 1:00PM. Sun 15 Kids in Concert present Godspell ~ Directed by Troy Fisher, these talented kids are ones you don’t want to miss. Call reception for your seat on the 6:45PM shuttle. 7:00PM, PAT. Mon 16 Disc Golf with Steve ~ Come learn how to play a fun and physically active game of Disc Golf at the Saint Martin’s University campus. All equipment will be provided. Please note that were will be a lot of walking on uneven terrain involved. Sign up for the bus at the Activity Desk. Limit 5 participants. $3.00, BL 10:00AM. Mon 16 Aquatic and Fitness Center Orientation ~ Join AFC Coordinator, Jenny Leyva, as she gives a tour of the Aquatic and Fitness Center, talks about fitness classes, and demonstrates how to be more safe and effective when using the machines in the AFC. All are welcome to attend. 1:30 PM, AFC Lobby. Mon 16 Readers Theatre Performance ~ What do the DMV, a princess & Paul Lynde have in common? Come to Readers Theatre Performance to find out! 1:30PM, QA. Mon 16 Embracing Life presents Palliative Care ~ A multifaceted treatment with the goal of making you comfortable and improving your qualify of life while living with serious illness. This informational and conversational session is facilitated by one of our regions provider of palliative and hospice care. See binder in Pan Hall for detail. Free, 3:30PM, SR. Mon 16 Monday Night Program presents Bertram Levy’s Tango & Argentine Music~ Direct from Argentina, enjoy the music and dance of this fabulous country. Originating at the end of the 19th century in the suburbs of Buenos Aires, Tango music and dance grew in popularity and spread internationally. Its lyrics and music are marked by nostalgia, expressed through melodic instruments including the bandoneón. The social dance-the Tango, will be featured. Call reception desk for your seat on the 6:15PM shuttle. 7:00PM, PAT. Tue 17 Morning Stroll with Steve ~ Join Steve Pogge as he takes residents on a leisurely walk around town. Morning strolls are no more than 1 mile and on flat terrain. This is a great way to add a quick exercise in the morning with friends! Limit 10. $3.00, BL 9:00AM. Tue 17 Birthday Dinner Tickets on Sale Today ~ Birthday dinner will be on Thursday, May 19th . Questions, call Georgia 5561. $18.01 per person, 9:30AM-11:30AM, Pan Hall. Tue 17 Lunch & Stroll with Steve ~ Enjoy a no host lunch at a local diner, followed by a leisurely walk up to 2 miles on easy terrain. Sign up at the Activity Desk. Limit 10. $10.00, BL 11:00AM. Tue 17 Embracing Life presents Multi-Generational Forum ~ A North Thurston schools student choir will perform followed by an intergenerational interaction. A panel of Panorama residents and high school seniors will discuss what makes a good day, about having “the conversation” with family and friends, and about living life fully until dying. Mike Turner will be the facilitator. Refreshments provided. See binder in Pan Hall for detail. Call reception for your seat on the 12:45PM campus shuttle. Free, 1:30PM, PAT. Wed 18 Arm Chair Traveler presents Sally Vogel: Poland Part II~ From the Middle Ages to Modernity. Photographer Sally Vogel asks you to join her on a recap of a journey through central and southern Poland. The old cities of Krakow, Turin, Lodz and Zakopane, plus many other surprises.1:30PM, PAT. Wed 18 Washington Center presents Panorama Arts Guild: Mixed Media Exhibit Reception & Kingston Trio Concert ~ This varied exhibit including photography, fiber arts, ceramics, woodworking, basketry and visual arts, showcases our very own residents! Following the reception we will be enjoying the Kingston Trio’s acoustic guitars, banjos, and simple yet memorable melodies. Reception begins at 6:00PM. For tickets call WCPA at (360)753-8586. Sign up for the bus at the Activity Desk. $3.00, BL 5:30PM. Thu 19 KPAN Class ~ All invited to create animation and movie character voices. 12:00PM, PAT. Thu 19 Washington History Museum & Lunch~ Enjoy a no-lunch at the Steel Creek Whiskey Company followed by free admission to the Washington State History Museum. Cost includes transportation. $14.00, BL 12:15PM. Thu 19 Embracing Life presents Living with Parkinson’s ~ This monthly meeting of the support group will feature vocal teacher and choir director, Troy Fisher. This informational and experiential session will offer voice strengthen activities that are both fun and functional. See binder in Pan Hall for detail. Free, 3:00PM-4:00PM, QA. Thu 19 Birthday Dinner ~ Come celebrate May birthdays with friends and family at the seventeen 51 Restaurant & Bistro with great food and entertainment! With questions, call Georgia 5561. $18.01 per person, 5:00PM, DR. Fri 20 Chalet Exercise Room Orientation ~ Join AFC Coordinator, Jenny Leyva, as she talks about all of the exercise machines available to use in the lower level of the Chalet. She will talk about the benefits of each machine and demonstrate how to be more safe and effective when using the equipment available. 10:00AM, Chalet Exercise Room. Fri 20 Tree Walk & Tour with Jeff Sprengel ~ Tour begins in Panorama Hall! 2:00PM, Pan Hall. Fri 20 Movie presents Noble (2014) ~ “Christina Noble overcomes the harsh difficulties of her childhood in Ireland to discover her destiny on the streets of Saigon. A true story.” 1:30PM, PAT. Fri 20 Olympia Little Theatre presents The Lion in Winter ~ Sibling rivalry, adultery and dungeons! A modern day classic. Comedic in tone, dramatic in action, the play tells the story of the Plantagenet family locked in a free for all of competing ambitions over a kingdom and the King’s paramour. For tickets call Brown Paper Tickets at 1-800-838-3006. Sign up for the bus at the Activity Desk. $3.00, BL 7:00PM. Sat 21 Panorama Shred Event ~ Bring PAPERS that contain confidential information like your social security number or bank account information; recycle the rest. Bring CLOTHES for the Benevolent Fund. Bring METAL AND ELECTRONICS like computers, monitors, printers, ink cartridges, keyboards, communications equipment, BBQ’s, televisions, VCRs, DVDs, stereos, phones, cameras, batteries, misc. electronics. Sponsored by the Benevolent Fund, Green Team, Panorama and Resident Council. 1:00PM-3:00PM, PAT & AFC Parking Lot. Sun 22 Seattle Symphony presents Seattle Pops: Sci-Fi at the Pops ~ Take a trip to the stars! The Seattle Symphony performs the music from your favorite science fiction films and TV shows, including Star Wars, Star Trek and E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial. For tickets call (206) 215-4747. Sign up for the bus at the Activity Desk $20.00, BL 11:00AM. Mon 23 Monday Walkers ~ Join Steve Pogge as he travels through Millersylvania Park. Distance approximately 2-3 miles, terrain is unpaved, uneven. Don’t forget to bring a sack lunch & water. Limit 10 $10.00, BL 10:00AM. Mon 23 Nordic Walking Classes Begin! ~ Join instructor, Debbie Chalfant, as she hosts our new Nordic Walking fitness class! Classes will be held Mondays (Beginner class) and Wednesdays (Intermediate class). Poles will be provided, however you are welcome to bring your own if you have them. $12.00 to drop in OR $45.00 for 5 weeks, 11:00AM, AFC. Mon 23 Food 2B Fit ~ Due to Memorial Day weekend, Food2BFit will be held one week early this month. Join AFC Coordinator, Jenny as she hosts a LIVE “healthy” cooking demonstration! This month, Jenny will be searing up some delicious SALMON and discussing the importance of incorporating healthy fats into our diets. Cost includes your lunch (and dessert!), a handout and a take home recipe. Sign up at the activity desk in Pan Hall. Class is limited to 60. $10.00, 11:30AM, The Gallery. Mon 23 Green Team presents This Changes Everything (Documentary) ~ inspired by Naomi Klein’s non-ficiton bestseller. This film presents powerful portraits of communities working to improve our world by confronting the climate change crisis. Discussion to follow. 1:30PM, PAT. Mon 23 Embracing Life presents The Surprising Science of Happiness. A TED talk by Dan Gilbert. The author of “Stumbling on Happiness,” challenges the idea that we’ll be miserable if we don’t get what we want. Our “psychological immune system” lets us feel truly happy even when things don’t go as planned. Join others to watch and then talk about his ideas. See binder in Pan Hall for detail. Free, 1:30PM, QCR. Mon 23 Monday Night Program presents Olympia Jazz Senators ~ The Olympia Jazz Senators are one of the premier big bands in the Pacific Northwest. One minute you might hear an authentic Glen Miller dance tune and the next you might hear Buddy Rich and other current bands! Call reception for your seat on the 6:15PM campus shuttle. 7:00PM, PAT. Tue 24 Duplicate Monday Walkers ~ This walk is the same walk to Millersylvania Park from Monday, May 23rd. Residents are expected to choose either Monday or Tuesday. Don’t forget to bring a sack lunch & water. Limit 10 $10.00, BL 10:00AM. Tue 24 Movie presents Northside 777 (1948) ~ Film Noir/Drama ~ Starring Jimmy Stewart, Richard Conte, Lee J. Cobb, Chicago reporter P.J. McNeal re-opens a ten year old murder case. This won the Edgar Allen Poe Award for best picture. See it again or for the first time. 1:30PM, PAT. Tue 24 Pub Trivia ~ Join Jean Jacobsen at seventeen 51 Restaurant & Bistro. Trivia will be held in bistro/bar area of the restaurant. You can order drinks, snacks or meals while playing the game. Please form teams of two to six, singles are welcome and will be placed on teams. Prizes! 7:00PM, DR. Wed 25 Panorama Library Association presents Jim Lynch ~ Mr. Lynch will talk about his new novel: Before The Wind. Mr. Lynch has authored such books as, The Highest Tibe, Border Songs, and Youth Like The Sea. Call reception for your seat on the 12:15PM campus shuttle. 1:30PM, PAT. Wed 25 Pantages Theater (Tacoma) presents Buddy Guy ~ Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, a major influence on rock titans like Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, and Stevie Ray Vaughan, a pioneer of Chicago’s fabled West Side sound, and a living link to the city’s halcyon days of electric blues. Buddy Guy has received 6 GRAMMY Awards, a 2015 Lifetime Achievement GRAMMY Award, 34 Blues Music Awards (the most any artist has received), the Billboard Magazine Century Award for distinguished artistic achievement, a Kennedy Center Honor, and the Presidential National Medal of Arts. Cost includes tickets (main floor) and transportation. Limited Tickets. $94.00, BL 6:15PM. Thu 26 Mobility Fair ~ Campus Social Services and Embracing Life provides this opportunity to make your mobility equipment work for you, Maximize the ability of these tools to aid your posture, balance and safety in order to maintain your ability to do what you want to do. 10:00AM-12:00PM, CH. Thu 26 KPAN Class ~ Voice acting for animation and movies. It is such fun to practice. All invited to join us! 12:00PM, PAT. Thu 26 Movie presents Love the Coopers (2015) ~ Comedy , Starring Diane Keaton ~ When four generations of the Cooper clan come together for their annual Christmas Eve celebration, a series of unexpected visitors and unlikely events turn the night upside down, leading them all toward a surprising rediscovery of family bonds and the spirit of the holiday.” 2:30PM, PAT. Thu 26 Supper Club ~ Please contact Jerry McVay at 5110 for membership information and to reserve your spot for dinner and cocktails. 5:15PM, DR. Fri 27 Intercity Transit Information Table ~ Visit representatives from Intercity Transit to gather information on alternative transportation options. 9:00AM-11:00AM, Pan Hall. Fri 27 Olympia’s Farmers Market ~ For 39 years the market has been a central location where visitors can come and enjoy locally grown produce, fresh fruits, hand crafted items, baked goods, meat and dairy products, or just meet up with friends to watch the entertainment on the Market stage and enjoy lunch from any of our seven restaurants. $3.00, BL 11:00AM approximate return time 2:00PM. Fri 27 Movie presents Patton (1970) ~ Oscar Winner George C. Scott and Karl Malden ~ “The World War II phase of the career of the controversial American general, George S. Patton” 1:30PM, PAT. Fri 27 Movie presents Noble (2014) ~ Second screening of this inspiring true story. 7:00PM, PAT. Sat 28 Movie presents Joy (2015) ~ Second Screening ~ Based on a true story, watch how an woman amasses a fortune through her wits and determination. 7:00PM, PAT. Mon 30 Memorial Day ~ Memorial Day is a federal holiday in the United States for remembering the people who died while serving in the country’s armed forces. The holiday, which is observed every year on the last Monday of May, originated as Decoration Day after the American Civil War in 1868, when the Grand Army of the Republic, an organization of Union veterans founded in Decatur, Illinois, established it as a time for the nation to decorate the graves of the war dead with flowers. By the 20th century, competing Union and Confederate holiday traditions, celebrated on different days, had merged, and Memorial Day eventually extended to honor all Americans who died while in the military service. • Executive Offices and Activity Desk will be closed. • Aquatic & Fitness Center hours will be 5:00AM-7:00PM; No Fitness classes will be held. Mon 30 Memorial Day Movie Double Feature presents A Foreign Field (1993) – Comedy/Drama - Alec Guiness, Lauren Bacall, Geraldine Chaplin, Jeanne Moreau - “British made-for-television film about British and American Second World War veterans returning to the beaches of Normandy. It features an ensemble cast of American, Australian, British, and French actors and actresses.” 11:00AM, PAT. Mon 30 Memorial Day Movie Double Feature presents The Longest Day (1962) – John Wayne, Richard Burton – “The events of D-Day, told on a grand scale from both the Allied and German points of view.” 1:30PM, PAT. Tue 31 Morning Stroll with Steve ~ Join Steve Pogge as he takes residents on a leisurely walk around town. Morning strolls are no more than 1 mile and on flat terrain. This is a great way to add a quick exercise in the morning with friends! Limit 10. $3.00, BL 9:00AM. Tue 31 Lunch & Stroll with Steve ~ Enjoy a no host lunch at a local diner, followed by a leisurely walk up to 2 miles on easy terrain. Sign up at the Activity Desk. Limit 10. $10.00, BL 11:00AM. May 31 Panorama Aquatic & Fitness Center Advisory Committee (PACAC) ~This is your opportunity to get involved in planning wellness events and offer feedback about fitness classes, programs, and equipment. All residents are welcome to attend. 1:00PM, PAG. Tue 31 Movie presents From Here to Eternity (1953) ~ Starring Burt Lancaster, Deborah Kerr, Montgomery Clift, Frank Sinatra ~ “In 1941 Hawaii, a private is cruelly punished for not boxing on his unit’s team, while his captain’s wife and second in command are falling in love” 1:30PM, PAT. Tue 31 Dinner At Its Best presents Red Robin ~ Great Burgers from beef, chicken, and garden; plus fabulous soups and salads, this no-host dinner will be filled with fun. $3.00, BL 5:00PM.

Upcoming events: Available to Sign up Now! Wed Jun 1 Tacoma Rainier’s Baseball Game (Tacoma) ~ Outdoor baseball at its best! Watch the AAA team of the Mariners against Salt Lake City. Cost includes admission, transportation,meal and hat. Game starts at 11:35AM. $34.00, BL 10:00AM. Sun Jun 5 Paramount Theater (Seattle) presents Motown, The Musical~ It began as one man’s story… became everyone’s music… and is now Broadway’s musical. Motown, The Musical is the true American dream story of Motown founder Berry Gordy’s journey from featherweight boxer to the heavyweight music mogul who launched the careers of Diana Ross, Michael Jackson, Smokey Robinson and many more. Motown shattered barriers; shaped our lives and made us all move to the same beat. Price includes ticket (great seats) and transportation.Limited tickets. $120.00, BL 11:00AM. Tue Jun 7 Walk the Loop Group begins, and continues every Tuesday evening through August. Join friends for a leisurely summer evening stroll around half-mile Circle Loop. 6:30 PM, AFC. Thu Jun 9 Embracing Life Conference ~ A conference addressing the needs of aging and enhancing their resources for living fully through end of life. Watch for your invitation! Free, 9:00AM-3:00PM, Campus Wide. Mon Jul 4 4th of July Picnic Celebration in McGandy Park ~ Now is the time to put our annual 4th of July celebration on your radar! More information to follow! 11:00AM-3:00PM, McGandy Park. Wed Jul 20 Seattle Mariners Baseball ~ Come enjoy some live baseball at Safeco Field as we watch our Seattle Mariners take on Chicago White Sox (Game begins at 12:40PM). Cost includes transportation and ticket. $74.00, BL 10:00AM. Wed Aug 10 Tacoma Rainier’s Baseball Game (Tacoma) ~ Outdoor baseball at its best! Watch the AAA team of the Mariners against the Sacramento Bees. Cost includes admission, transportation, meal and hat. Game starts at 11:35AM. $34.00, BL 10:00AM. Sat Aug 20 Classic Car Show and Street Dance at Panorama; mark your calendar, more details to follow! Wed Sep 21 Seattle Mariners Baseball ~ Come enjoy some live baseball at Safeco Field as we watch our Seattle Mariners take on Toronto Blue Jays (Game begins at 12:40PM). Cost includes transportation and ticket. $74.00, BL 10:00AM.