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Calendar Icons Location Key Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 10:00 Outing: St. Leo’s 9:30 Balance Fitness, GP 9:30 Fun & Fitness, GP 9:30 Fun & Fitness, GP 9:30 Fun & Fitness, GP 9:30 Balance Fitness, GP 9:30 Fun & Fitness, GP 10:30 t Chantilly Bible Church, GP 10:30 $ BINGO, GP 11:00 Men’s Support Group 10:45 Lunch Bunch: Olive 11:00 Dominoes, GP 10:30 Name 5, FR 11:00 News Currents, GP 1:30 Ladderball, GP 1:30 Shopping: Grocery Store with Fasil, PDR Garden 11:00 Bible Study, PDR 1:30 ♫ Handbell Choir, GP 1:30 Chair Soccer, GP t 1:30 Bunco, GP 11:00 Shopping Cart, Bistro 11:00 ♫ Name that Tune, FR 2:30 February Birthday 2:30 Crossword Puzzle, GP 2:30 Pictionary, GP 1:30 Just For Fun, GP 11:00 This Week in History, GP 1:30 Science Show!, GP 3:30 $ BINGO, GP 3:30 Jokes & Riddles, FR 2:30 Scenic Drive 2:00 ♫ Piano with Eric Facer, FR Celebration!, Bistro 2:30 Wii Bowling, GP 1:30 Wheel of Fortune, GP 2:00 Shopping Trip: Wal-Mart 5:55 Evening Movie, GP 5:55 Evening Movie, GP 3:30 $ BINGO, GP 3:30 $ BINGO, GP 2:30 Wandering Docent, GP 2:00 t Rosary, PDR 3:30 A to Z Trivia, FR 5:55 Evening Movie, GP Grumpy Old Men 3:30 Boggle, GP 2:30 Ice Cream Social, Bistro 5:55 Evening Movie, GP 4:00 Tea Time with Aura, CR Along Came Jones Jack Lemmon & Ann-Margret 3:30 t Bible Study, GP 5:55 Evening Movie, GP 5:55 Evening Movie, GP Gary Cooper & Loretta Young 3:30 UNO, CR Netflix Wild Card 1993, 1hr. 44 min. A Beautiful Mind 1945, 1 hr. 30 min Father Goose 5:55 Evening Movie, GP 6:00 Super Bowl XLIX, GP Netflix Wild Card Russell Crowe Cary Grant & Leslie Caron Flying Tigers 2002, 2hrs. 16 min Seattle Seahawks v. New 1964, 1hr 56 min 1990, 1hr. 41 min England Patriots 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 9:30 Fun & Fitness, GP 9:30 Balance Fitness, GP 9:30 Fun & Fitness, GP 9:30 Fun & Fitness, GP 9:30 Fun & Fitness, GP 9:30 Balance Fitness, GP 10:00 Outing: St. Leo’s 11:00 News Currents, GP 10:30 $ BINGO, GP 11:00 Shopping Cart, Bistro 11:00 Pictionary, GP 10:00 Premiere Designs, Lobby 10:30 ♫ Karaoke, GP 1:30 Jokes and Riddles, FR 10:30 t Jubilee Christian Center, 1:30 Shopping: Grocery Store 11:00 This Week in History, GP 1:30 Volleyball, GP 11:00 Crossword Puzzle, GP GP 10:45 Lunch Bunch: PJ 2:30 Complete the Phrase, FR 1:30 UNO, GP 1:30 Elvis at The Gardens, FR 11:00 t Bible Study, PDR 2:00 t Rosary, PDR Skidoo’s 3:30 $ BINGO, GP 1:30 Ladderball, GP 2:30 Wii Bowling, GP 2:30 Scenic Drive 11: 15 Clifton Ladies 1:30 ♫ Handbell Choir Meet, GP 5:55 Evening Movie, GP 2:30 Wheel of Fortune, GP 3:30 A to Z Trivia, FR 2:30 Scenic Drive 2:30 Dominoes, GP Luncheon 2:00 ♫ Sweethearts Handbell 3:30 Episcopal Service, GP 4:00 Tea Time with Aura, CR 2:30 Ice Cream Social, Bistro t 3:30 Valentine’s Day Craft, GP 1:30 Wylie the Service Dog, FR Concert, GP Because You’re Mine 3:30 Baggo, FR 5:55 Evening Movie, GP 5:55 Evening Movie, GP 3:30 t Bible Study, GP 2:00 Mind, Body, & Spirit, FR 2:30 Menu Planning Meeting, Mario Lanza 5:55 Evening Movie, GP 3:30 Penny Ante, CR 3:30 $ BINGO, GP PDR 1952, 1 hr. 41 min Netflix Wild Card 5:55 Evening Movie, GP Crimes of the Heart 5:55 Evening Movie, GP 2:30 Valentine’s Day Social, Terms of Endearment Diane Keaton & Jessica Lange Valentine’s Day Steel Magnolias Bistro Debra Winger & Shirley MacLaine 1986, 105 min. The Wedding Date Sally Field, Dolly Parton & 3:30 $ BINGO, GP 2000, 1hr. 71 min. Debra Messing & Julia Roberts 5:55 Evening Movie, GP Dermot Mulroney 2000, 1hr. 59 min. 2004, 1 hr. 30 min Netflix Wild Card Calendar Icons Location Key Outing AF - All Floors ♫ Musical Program CR - Card Room FP - Front Porch t Spiritual Program FR - Family Room ☼ Outdoor Activity GP - Gathering Place $ Golden Ticket OP - Outside Patio PDR - Private Dining Room MIL - Meet in Lobby The Gardens at Fair Oaks • 4310 Forest Hill Drive Fairfax, Virginia 22030 • 703-278-1001 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 10:00 Outing: St. Leo’s 9:30 Balance Fitness, GP 9:30 Balance Fitness, GP 9:30 Fun & Fitness, GP 9:30 Fun & Fitness, GP 9:30 Fun & Fitness, GP 9:30 Balance Fitness, GP 10:30 $ BINGO, GP 10:30 ♫ Piano with Doug, GP 10:30 Dominoes, CR 11:00 News Currents, GP 10:30 t Pender United 11:00 Shopping Cart, Bistro 10:30 ♫ Music Appreciation 1:30 Shopping: Grocery Store 11:00 Lunch Bunch: Sakura 1:30 Crossword Puzzle, GP Methodist, GP 11:00 This Week in History, GP with Laura, FR 12:00 Men’s Luncheon, GP 1:30 UNO, GP 1:30 Volleyball, GP 2:30 Word Teasers, FR 1:30 Ladderball, GP 1:30 Chair Soccer, GP 1:30 Golf, FR 2:30 Scenic Drive 11:00 t Bible Study, PDR 3:30 $ BINGO, GP 2:30 Wheel of Fortune, GP 2:30 Mardi Gras Social, Bistro 2:00 t Rosary, PDR 2:30 Chinese New Year Social, 2:30 Wii Bowling, GP 1:30 What if…?, FR 5:55 Evening Movie, GP 3:30 Baggo, FR 3:30 Boggle, GP 2:30 Ice Cream Social, Bistro Bistro 3:30 A to Z Trivia, FR 2:00 ♫ Piano with Eric Facer, FR 5:55 Evening Movie, GP 5:55 Evening Movie, GP 3:30 t Ash Wednesday Service, GP 3:30 $ BINGO, GP 4:00 Tea Time with Aura, CR 3:30 $ BINGO, GP Who’ll Stop the Rain 3:30 Bunco, Bistro 5:55 Evening Movie, GP 5:55 Evening Movie, GP Nick Nolte & Tuesday Weld 5:55 Evening Movie, GP An American In Paris 5:55 Evening Movie, GP 1978, 2 hrs. 6 min Baby Take a Bow Gene Kelly French Kiss Netflix Wild Card Netflix Wild Card Shirley Temple Dirty Dancing 1951, 1 hr. 55 min Meg Ryan & Kevin Kline 1934, 1hr. 16 min. Patrick Swayze & Jennifer Grey 1995, 1hr. 51 min 1988, 1hr. 45 min Chinese New Year Ash Wednesday 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 10:00 Outing: St. Leo’s 9:30 Balance Fitness, GP 9:30 Warming Up, GP 9:30 Fun & Fitness, GP 9:30 Balance Fitness, GP 9:30 Balance Fitness, GP 9:30 Fun & Fitness, GP 10:30 $ BINGO, GP 10:30 Resident Council 11:00 Crossword Puzzle, GP 10:30 ♫ Music Appreciation 11:00 News Currents, GP 10:30 Church of the Apostle, 10:30 t Catholic Mass, GP t 1:30 Shopping: Grocery Store Meeting, GP 1:30 Volleyball, GP 1:30 ♫ Name That Tune, FR 10:30 Name 5, FR with Laura, FR GP 1:30 UNO, GP 11:00 Shopping Cart, Bistro 2:30 Golf, FR 2:00 t Rosary, PDR 1:30 Jubilee Christian Service, FR 10:45 Lunch Bunch: Silver 1:30 Ladderball, GP 2:30 Wii Bowling, GP 11:00 This Week in History, GP 3:30 $ BINGO, GP 2:30 Ice Cream Social, Bistro 2:30 Wylie the Service Dog, FR 2:30 Wheel of Fortune, GP 3:30 A to Z Trivia, FR 1:30 Dominoes, GP Diner 5:55 Evening Movie, GP 3:30 Faces and Places, FR 3:30 Bible Study, GP 3:30 $ BINGO, GP 4:00 Tea Time with Aura, CR 2:30 Scenic Drive t 1:30 $ BINGO, GP 5:55 Evening Movie, GP 5:55 Evening Movie, GP 5:55 Evening Movie, GP 2:30 Chair Soccer, GP 3:30 Trivia & Brain Teasers, FR 2:30 Dave Downing’s Shirley Valentine 3:30 Bunco, GP 5:55 Evening Movie, GP Retirement Party, Bistro Pauline Collins & Tom Conti Going My Way Topper Netflix Wild Card 5:55 Evening Movie, GP 5:55 Evening Movie, GP 1989, 1hr. 48 min. Bing Crosby Cary Grant & Constance Bennett Young at Heart 1944, 2 hrs. 6min 1937, 1 hr. 37min. The Thin Man Doris Day & Frank Sinatra Netflix Wild Card William Powell & Myrna Loy 1954, 120 min 1934, 1 hr. 30 min Any additions or changes to the calendar will be posted on the daily schedule. Each activity runs for a minimum of 30 minutes. * Eucharist every Wednesday at 10:00 AM The Gardens at Fair Oaks • 4310 Forest Hill Drive Fairfax, Virginia 22030 • 703-278-1001 .
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