April 22, 2013 – May 20, 2013
Alexander Technique exercise program
Five-week exercise program runs Mondays, April 22-May 20 at 9 a.m., Baldwin Library. Program offers a way out of poor posture, fatigue and pain, and is recommended for anyone who would like to stand, sit and move with less strain or discomfort. Open to public; $15 series; $3/class, 203-385-4055.
May 17, 2013 – May 23, 2013
Senior calendar: May 17-23
Baldwin Center calendar
Mondays-Fridays, 8:30-4
1000 West Broad Street
203-385-4050
Friday, May 17 — 9 CARES, zumba, bridge, men’s club; 10 Mahjongg, Tai Chi; 11:45 lunch; 1 Baldwin Players, theorem art, MALES.
Monday, May 20 — 9 CARES, exercise, Alexander technique; 9:30 knitting; 10 Tai Chi, crafts, ballroom line dancing; 11 Qigong; 11:45 lunch; 12:30 quilting; 12:45 bingo.
Tuesday, May 21 — 9 CARES, aerobics, men’s bocce; 10 sittercize; 10:30 line dancing; 11 yoga, Spanish; 11:45 lunch; 12:30 ladies poker, Lifelong Learners; 1 watercolors.
Wednesday, May 22 — 9 CARES, aerobics, men’s pinochle, ladies bocce; 10 zumba, Reiki II; 11 Qigong; 11:45 lunch; 12:30 men’s poker, Wii bowling; 1 writing.
Thursday, May 23 — 9 CARES, aerobics; 10 sittercize; 10:30 line dancing; 11 yoga; 11:45 lunch; 12:30 Wii bowling, pilates; 1 chamber music, Scrabble.
May 21, 2013
Lifelong Learners host talk
“Rosie the Riveter,” presented by local historian, Arthur N. Gottlieb, LCSW, CSA Tuesday, May 21, 12:30. During World War II women’s role in the industrial workforce was instrumental in the overall victory by allied forces. Challenging traditional roles, this phenomenon embodies the continuing struggle of women for acceptance as equal players in the workforce and society.
May 24, 2013
‘Salute to America’
Baldwin Players present their annual Memorial Day program Friday, May 24, 12:30. Refreshments; limited seating.
May 30, 2013
Memorial Day celebration
Memorial Day celebration with entertainment by Bob Giannotti and apple pie for dessert, Thursday, May 30, 12:30. Co-sponsored by Lord Chamberlain Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. All guests must register in advance. Cost $2; veterans free.
