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June 2021
Senior Community Services Hosts Throwback Trivia
This virtual event is designed to be family friendly, interactive, played as a team, and has the same vibe as their "in person" bar/brewery trivia nights.
Find out more »Columbia Heights Jamboree
The City of Columbia Heights celebrates its 100th Anniversary with the annual Jamboree June 23-27. On June 23, the Tasty Pizza Medallion Hunt begins. Clues posted daily, 11 am & 5 pm at Tasty Pizza and on Facebook. $1,000 prize. Active Agers Jamboree Bingo will take place 2-3 pm at Murzyn Hall. Cost is $2. On June 24, the Carnival opens at 5 pm and the Lions' Beer Garden will be open 5 pm-close. Jamboree Carnival $2 admission is per…
Find out more »July 2021
Dining hosts and escorts at Eldercare
Catholic Eldercare seeks volunteers for dining hosts and dining escorts on Saturdays and Sundays at 10 a.m. Residents can use your help serving beverages or bringing them to/from their rooms. Call or email Diane Lucas, Director of Marketing & Communications, if interested: 612-362-2492, dlucas@catholiceldercare.org.
Find out more »October 2021
Vital Living programs at ESNS
East Side Neighborhood Services offers a variety of programs for seniors and their families. East Side Caregiver Support Groups help you get connected to the community resources you need, meet and support other people with similar experiences, learn self-care strategies and coping techniques,vent, share your personal experiences, and leave feeling better for it. Attendance is open to any adult 18+ years of age who is a caregiver for an older adult. Living Well with Chronic Conditions Self-Study Class: Tuesdays, Oct.…
Find out more »November 2021
Vital Living programs at ESNS
Connect to Tech: East Side Neighborhood Services hosts Connect to Tech, a series of classes for older adults to increase confidence and understanding using smart phones, iPads, and tablets. Classes are free and offered over Zoom. Class size is limited so register soon. Offered in partnership with Cyber Seniors. On-going tech support is available over the phone for as many times as needed for participants. Using iPads and iPhones, Nov.16, 1-2 pm; Using cell phones and tablets (non-Apple products), Nov. 16,…
Find out more »December 2021
From the Bishop of Myra to Santa Claus: The Many Faces of St. Nicholas
A popular saint across Christian history, St. Nicholas of Myra was—and still is—represented in a traditional religious context. Yet the many images of St. Nicholas are far surpassed in number and variety by the more recent portrayals of Old St. Nick. With lots of images, old and new, Kristin Anderson talks about the transformation of St. Nicholas over many centuries, from early Christian saint to modern holiday icon. Part of the Elder Enrichment series at Catholic Eldercare's Main Street Lodge,…
Find out more »Drive-thru community dinners at CUMC
Free drive through-community dinners, the 2nd and 4th Mondays of the month through the end of 2021.
Find out more »February 2022
Noah’s Art
From the catacombs to contemporary art, the fascinating Noah story has intrigued artists and viewers. In this richly illustrated presentation, take a look at the ark, its animals, the deluge, and the dove to learn about Noah’s faithful obedience to God’s challenging commands. Monday, Feb. 7, 1:30-3 pm. Presented by Kristin Anderson as part of the Elder Enrichment series at Catholic Eldercare's Main Street Lodge, 909 Main St. NE.
Find out more »Safe Driver 4-hour refresher courses
For ages 55+. If you have successfully completed a state-approved 8-hour defensive driving course, you are eligible to a take a 4-hour defensive driving course to renew your insurance discount certificate. Choose Monday, Feb. 28, or Monday, March 28, 9 am-1 pm, Murzyn Hall, 530 Mill St. NE. This class is taught by the Minnesota Safety Council. Preregistration is required. Call 763-706-3730 to register. Cost is $29 per person.
Find out more »March 2022
Vital Living programs at ESNS
Ongoing Support Groups: Via Zoom, the East Side Caregiver Support Groups can connect you to the community resources you need, help you meet and support other people with similar experiences, teach self-care strategies and coping techniques and allow you to vent, share your personal experiences, and leave feeling better for it. Attendance is open to any adult 18+ years of age who is a caregiver for an older adult. First time participants will need to request a link and password…
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