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UPCOMING EVENTS Senior Health and Fitness Day Mocha with Heather Weekly Bulletin Sunday, May 23, 2021 - Saturday, May 29, 2021 UPCOMING EVENTS Speaker: Senior Health and Steve Friedman Fitness Day Topic: “New York as a Backdrop” See flyers on pages 10 & 11 Wednesday, May 26th Wednesday, May 26th 9am - 1pm, Auditorium 2:00pm, ZOOM Professional Music this Week: Mocha with Heather “The Jazz Whispers” -professional guitar, bass & saxophone Tuesday at 3:30pm, Sidwell Garden Thursday, May 27th “Voices of Vets” 11am and 2pm, -professional instrumentalist Auditorium & ZOOM Friday at 4:30pm, Front Entrance PG. 1 1ST FLOOR 2nd FLOOR (CLASS) = Classroom (AUD) = Auditorium Room Key (CR) = Columbia Room (AUD) = Front of Auditorium GROUND FLOOR (AUD-R) = Rear of Auditorium (ED) = East Door (FC) = Fitness Center (BISTRO) = Bistro (Casual Dining) (SG) = Sidwell Garden (CA) = Creative Arts (GF) = Ground Floor (GFS) = Group Fitness Studio (FD) = Fireside Dining (Formal Dining) Sidwell Garden Hall (L) = Library (GR) = Game Room (TC) = Tennis Court (ML) = Main Lobby (LO) = 2nd Floor Lounge Area (MP) = Marketplace (PDR) = Private Dining Room (THTR) = Theater (PUB) = Pub (WG) = Wintergarden Sunday, May 23, 2021 Gil Hardy is the Manager On Duty Please dial “0” to page manager 9am - 1pm (CA) Artists Guild - Open time for any and all artists 12pm (AUD) Catholic Communion Service limit of 15 12:30pm (AUD) Catholic Communion Service limit of 15 1pm (THTR) Movie: “Emma” 2 - 4:30pm (CA) Rummikub 4pm (THTR) Movie: “Emma” 7pm (THTR) Movie: “Emma” Monday, May 24, 2021 9am (GFS) Muscle Toning 9am - 1pm (CA) Artists Guild - Open time for any and all artists 11am (AUD) RA Finance Committee 1pm (THTR) Movie: “The Apartment” 1:30pm (ED) Circuit Trip 1:30pm (GFS) Rock Steady Boxing (registered part. only) 2pm (ZOOM) Great Decisions with leader Bruce Blum Topic: “Artificial Intelligence” pg.9 4pm (ZOOM) Fusion Flow & Restore with Ling Hanson 4pm (THTR) Movie: “The Apartment” 7pm (Online) “A Geologic Tour of the Pacific Ring of Fire: Alaska” pg.5 7pm (THTR) Movie: “The Apartment” PG. 2 Tuesday, May 25, 2021 9am (TC) Pickleball 9am - 1pm (CA) Artists Guild - Open time for any and all artists 11am (ZOOM) Chair Yoga with Ann Farese 1pm (THTR) Movie: The Story of China, Pt.3 “Golden Age” 1pm (ZOOM) RA Floor Reps Meeting 1:30pm (ED) Circuit Trip 2pm (AUD) Fourth Tuesday Book Group (registered part. only) 3pm (CLASS) RA Health Services Committee 3:30pm (SG) Musical Performance: “The Jazz Whispers” -professional guitar, bass and saxophone 4pm (THTR) Movie: The Story of China, Pt.3 “Golden Age” 6:30pm (CA) Mexican Train - Open to All! 6:30pm (Online) “How Much Is Enough?: Buddhist & Western Perspectives...” pg.5 7pm (THTR) Movie: The Story of China, Pt.3 “Golden Age” Wednesday, May 26, 2021 - Senior Health and Fitness Day 9am - 1pm (AUD) Fitness Testing for Senior Health & Fitness Day See flyer on pg. 10 & 11 9am (GFS) Muscle Toning cancelled 10am (ED) Circuit Trip 1 - 3:30pm (CA) Drop In Bridge 1pm (THTR) Movie: “The Trip” 1pm (Online) “Cicadas and the Brood X Emergence with Entomologist Floyd Shockley” pg.5 1:30pm (ED) Circuit Trip 1:30pm (GFS) Rock Steady Boxing cancelled 2pm (ZOOM) Speaker: Steve Friedman Topic: “New York as a Backdrop” 4pm (THTR) Movie: “The Trip” 7pm (THTR) Movie: “The Trip” PG. 3 Thursday, May 27, 2021 8am (GFS) Boot Camp 9am (TC) Pickleball 9am - 1pm (CA) Artists Guild - Open time for any and all artists 10am (ED) Circuit Trip 10am (GFS) Balance, Strength & Mobility 10:30am (GFS) Stretch and Flex 11am (AUD) Mocha with Heather 12pm (Online) “The Corning Museum of Glass” pg.5 1pm (THTR) Movie: “The Crown,” S3, Ep. 4 “Bubbikins” 1 - 3:30pm (CA) Assorted Bridge Groups 1:15pm (AUD) RA Hospitality Committee cancelled 1:30pm (ED) Circuit Trip 2pm (AUD) Mocha with Heather 3pm (ZOOM) Photography Group pg.9 note time 4pm (THTR) Movie: “The Crown,” S3, Ep. 4 “Bubbikins” 5:30pm (ZOOM) Evening Flow Yoga with Ling Hanson 6:30pm (MOXIE) Belly Dance Class cancelled until further notice 7pm (THTR) Movie: “The Crown,” S3, Ep. 4 “Bubbikins” 7pm (AUD) Bingo - Open to All new start time Friday, May 28, 2021 9am (TC) Pickleball 9am - 1pm (CA) Artists Guild - Open time for any and all artists 11:15am (FC) 15-Minute Hit & Burn Circuit 1pm (THTR) Movie: “Jim Alison: Breakthrough” 12pm (Online) “Topkapi Palace: The Sultan’s Opulent Seat of Power” pg.5 1:30pm (ED) Circuit Trip 2pm (GR) Trivial Pursuit - Resident Led 4pm (THTR) Movie: “Jim Alison: Breakthrough” 4:30pm (FE) Musical Performance: Voices of Vets -professional instrumentalist 7pm (THTR) Movie: “Jim Alison: Breakthrough” PG. 4 Saturday, May 29, 2021 Kristie Miller is the Manager On Duty Please dial “0” to page manager. 9am - 1pm (CA) Artists Guild - Open time for any and all artists 10am (SKYPE) Zumba/Cardio Dance with Janet Sinclair 10:30am (LO) Knit One, Crochet Too! - Open to All 1pm (GR) Scrabble - Open to All 1pm (THTR) Movie: “The Music Man” 4pm (THTR) Movie: “The Music Man” 7pm (THTR) Movie: “The Music Man” Online Links ~May 24th, 7pm: “A Geologic Tour of the Pacific Ring of Fire: Alaska,” $30. Link: https://smithsonianassociates.org/ticketing/tickets/geologic-tour-of-pacific-ring-of-fire -alaska ~May 25th, 6:30pm: “How Much Is Enough?: Buddhist and Western Perspectives on Greed, Prosperity, and Happiness,” $30. Link: https://smithsonianassociates.org/ ticketing/tickets/how-much-is-enough-buddhist-and-western-perspectives-on-gree d-prosperity-and-happiness ~May 26th, 1pm: “Cicadas and the Brood X Emergence with Entomologist Floyd Shockley,” Free. Link: https://eventactions.com/eareg.aspx? ea=Rsvp&invite=gvd2m6udhu89h9b27u85c00xg4j53u0v3rx61v8s8gs6zxudevum ~May 27th, 12pm: “The Corning Museum of Glass,” $30. Link: https:// smithsonianassociates.org/ticketing/tickets/corning-museum-of-glass ~May 28th, 12pm: “Topkapi Palace: The Sultan’s Opulent Seat of Power,” $25. Link: https://smithsonianassociates.org/ticketing/tickets/topkapi-palace-sultan s-opulent-seat-of-power PG. 5 This Week at the Movies The Theatre is open for movies! The movie will be played 3 times a day due to limited seating. There are ONLY 10 seats available, the other seats will be blocked off to allow for physical distancing. Seats will be filled on a first come, first served basis. Masks must be worn at all times! Sun. May 23 “Emma” Beautiful, clever, and rich, Emma Woodhouse is a restless 2020 * PG "queen bee" without rivals in her sleepy little English town. In this 2 hr 4 min glittering satire of social class, Emma must navigate her way through Comedy the challenges of growing up, misguided matches and romantic 1pm, 4pm, 7pm missteps to realize the love that has been there all along. (Anya Taylor Joy, Johnny Flynn, Bill Nighy, Miranda Hart) Mon. May 24 “The Apartment” With furthering his career in mind, an insurance 1960 * NR clerk lends his apartment to his adulterous higher-ups for their 2 hr 5 min amorous affairs. But his fast track to an executive suite gets derailed Classic when he becomes involved with his boss's latest conquest. (Jack 1pm, 4pm, 7pm Lemmon, Shirley MacLaine, Fred MacMurray) Tues. May 25 “The Story of China” Pt. 3 “Golden Age” Michael Wood tells 2017 * TV-G the tale of China's Renaissance, which happened long before the 59 min one in Europe. In the alleys of Kaifeng, the world's greatest city Travel, Doc. before the 19th century, he hears legends, samples the cuisine and 1pm, 4pm, 7pm explores printing. Wed. May 26 “The Trip” Steve Coogan has been asked by The Observer to tour 2010 * NR the country's finest restaurants, but after his girlfriend backs out on 1 hr 52 min him he must take his best friend and source of eternal aggravation, Comedy Rob Brydon. (Steve Coogan, Rob Brydon, Claire Keelan) Mockumentaries 1pm, 4pm, 7pm PG. 6 This Week at the Movies The Theatre is open for movies! The movie will be played 3 times a day due to limited seating. There are ONLY 10 seats available, the other seats will be blocked off to allow for physical distancing. Seats will be filled on a first come, first served basis. Masks must be worn at all times! Thurs. May 27 The Crown, S3, Ep. 4 “Bubbikins ” Left without a home by a 2019 * TV-MA political coup in Athens, Philip's eccentric mother, Princess Alice of 48 min Greece, is invited to live in Buckingham Palace by the Queen. (Olivia Biog., Drama Colman, Tobias Menzies, Helena Bonham Carter) 1pm, 4pm, 7pm Fri. May 28 “Jim Alison: Breakthrough” Renegade Texan scientist Jim Allison 2019 * R devotes his life work to find a cure for cancer after the disease takes 2 hr 16 min the life of his mother. (Jim Allison, Sharon Belvin, Eric Benson) Drama, Family 1pm, 4pm, 7pm Sat. May 29 “The Music Man” It doesn't get any better than this slice of 1962 * G Midwestern Americana: Charming con man Harold Hill wants to 2 hr 31 min steal River City citizens' money with a "boys' band" scam, but finds it Music/Musical hard to skip town when lovely librarian Marian Paroo steals his 1pm, 4pm, 7pm heart. Composer Meredith Willson's valentine to his own hometown packs great songs and wonderful performances from, among others, Buddy Hackett and a young Ron Howard. (Robert Preston, Shirley Jones, Buddy Hackett) Missed a movie? Would you like to view any movie that is showing in the Theatre in the comfort of your own home? Call Dick Bush at ext. 1260, to borrow after the movie is shown . Be quick, the movies will not be available for long! PG. 7 Announcements Book of the Week The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek By Kim Michele Richardson Based on the real depression-era government program, the Kentucky Pack Horse Traveling Library, and the blue-skinned people of Kentucky, this novel fascinates everyone who reads it, taking us into a world close to us in time and place, yet utterly foreign and distant.
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