tech corner

FRIDAYS • 11 AM COMPUTER HELP!

Do you have a computer question?

We have the answers. Visit the computer lab, and a volunteer will be available to answer your questions. Free.

Please call 301.258.6380 before coming to check for availability.

Are you not bouncing back like you used to? Learn how to roll with the punches by joining the group discussion. Facilitated by Jamie Lomison, LCPC, virtually, and Stephanie Svec, LCPC, in-person, from Senior Services at Affiliated Santé Group. Email: jlomison@ santegroup.org to receive the zoom link or call 301-741-7764 for individual appointments for the virtual program. Email ssvec@ santegroup.org or call on 301-7421799 for individual appointments for the in-person program.

TUESDAY TO THURSDAY • NOON

Nutrition Program

Lunches provided through the auspices of the Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Services Senior Nutrition Program. You must order your lunch no later than 2 p.m. the Friday before the next week. For those 60 and over, lunch is $9 or as much as you can donate. You can call 301-258-6380 to make your lunch reservation.

TUESDAY, MAY 2 • 10 A.M.

Memory Care Screening

Memory Care screening appointments with Community Angels Nursing Services are available onsite. Please call the front desk at 301-258-6380 to reserve your space. The screening consists of a series of questions on memory, language skills, thinking ability, and other intellectual functions. Make the appointment today!

WEDNESDAY, MAY 10 • 10:15 AM –4 PM • WASHINGTON, DC

“MADAYIN – EIGHT DECADES OF ABORIGINAL AUSTRALIAN BARK PAINTING FROM YIRRKALA”

AT AMERICAN UNIVERSITY

KATZEN ARTS CENTER

Listed by the New York Times as one of 90 exhibitions to see this season and hailed as “enthralling” by the Wall Street Journal, Madayin — a term that means sacred and beautiful — makes history as both the first major exhibition of an Aboriginal Australian bark painting in the United States and the largest display of Aboriginal Australian art in the Western Hemisphere in 30 years. Proof of COVID vaccination required to enter. Lunch on your own after the Katzen Arts Center visit.

Fee { $20 } … Deadline { May 5 } ................................................................

FRIDAY, MAY 12 • 12:30 PM – 6 PM

WASHINGTON, DC

“SHOUT SISTER SHOUT!” AT FORD’S THEATRE - FULL

WEDNESDAY, MAY 17 • 10 AM – 2 PM

PIKESVILLE, MD

Galloping Gourmets To The Silk Road Bistro

Celebrate the vibrant menu that this Uzbekistan establishment creates! Reviewed as having the best Uzbek food in the region! With the base of native Western Asian cuisine, the Chef infuses an array of exotic and home blended spices, some of which are native to the motherland, making the ordinary extraordinary and exciting.

Fee { $20 } … Deadline { May 15 }

Attention Please

Out of an abundance of caution, it is advised to have your COVID Vaccine information and a mask with you when going on trips.

MONDAY, MAY 22 • 9:30 AM – 4 PM WASHINGTON, DC

Embassy Row Walking Tour

Gilded Age opulent mansions and grand embassies line the streets of one of Washington, DC’s most fashionable neighborhoods: Dupont Circle. Walk along Embassy Row and see some of the city’s most impressive properties, spanning the architectural gamut from Neo-classical to Beaux-Arts to Queen Anne and more. Hear the stories and scandals that helped shape the nation behind the doors of the district’s most extravagant homes. Sturdy walking shoes, bottled water, and comfortable clothes recommended! Lunch on your own after the stroll.

Fee { $40 } … Deadline { May 12 }

WEDNESDAY, MAY 24 • 9:45 AM –4:30 PM • COLUMBIA, MD

“GREASE” AT TOBY’S - FULL

FRIDAY, MAY 26 • 10:10 AM – 2:30 PM WASHINGTON, DC

YEAR OF THE WORLD CUISINES STOP #10

Toryumon Japanese House

Toryumon Japanese House menu is freshly prepared in-house with thoughtful attention to even the most subtle detail. The restaurant blends classic Japanese culinary traditions with a new Asian style food, ingredient-driven menu, warm hospitality, and clean design to deliver a contemporary and engaging Asian dining experience.

Fee { $20 } … Deadline { May 22 }

FRIDAY, JUN 2 • 10:00 AM – 3:30 PM WASHINGTON, DC

"PIXELBLOOM – TIMELESS BUTTERFLIES"

“PIXELBLOOM: Timeless Butterflies” invites you to step into a virtual world of cherry blossoms, discovering the ephemeral beauty of butterflies and thrilling exuberance of nature. A kaleidoscope of butterflies awaken from their winter slumber and pixels burst into full bloom all in celebration of the coming of spring. Leveraging custom technologies, ARTECHOUSE Studio reimagines the potential of nature, both digital and organic in design, expanding on the world of “PIXELBLOOM” to create a one-of-a-kind familyfriendly journey. Lunch on your own after the visit.

Fee { $43 } … Deadline { May 26 } ................................................................

WEDNESDAY, JUN 14 • 10:30 AM –4:30 PM • WASHINGTON, DC

“EXCLUSION” – ARENA STAGE

An award-winning historian is thrilled when her best-selling book about the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 is optioned for a mini-series by a Hollywood mogul. Her euphoria turns to disillusionment as she finds herself constantly defending its authenticity in the struggle between what’s true and what sells. Please bring a snack with you.

Fee { $63 }… Deadline { May 15 } .

THURSDAY, JUN 29 • 12:50 PM – 6 PM

VIENNA, VA

“SEMELE” – WOLF TRAP

In Handel’s gorgeous musical drama, Semele is engaged to a prince, but she’s really in love with Jupiter, the king of the gods. This forbidden passion between mortal and immortal brings them endless pleasure and endless love… until the goddess Juno, Jupiter’s betrayed wife, plans a fiery end to their torrid affair. First performed at Covent Garden in 1744, “Semele” contains some of Handel’s most lyrical arias and dramatic choruses. Part opera, part oratorio, the compelling work is a rich and unique mix of comedy and tragedy and perfect for The Barns.

Fee { $63 }… Deadline { Jun 16 }

Nature Club

Friday, may 19 • 11 AM monday, may 8 • 10:30 AM

Join the club and explore ideas, share knowledge and plan excursions with fellow members according to your nature interests.

NATURE WALK – C & O CANAL

Meet Nature Club Members at Riley’s Lock (Lock #24), and enjoy a nature walk. Wear comfortable walking shoes, have a water bottle, and pack a brown bag lunch to enjoy with your friends at the end. The walk will be at your own pace for about an hour. Rain day: Wednesday, May 17, 10:30 a.m.

Movie Afternoons

Thursdays at 1 PM

Enjoy and discuss a movie every week. Call ahead to find out what movie will be playing.

Book Discussions

Thursday, May 11 • 2 PM

“The Underground Railroad” by Colson Whitehead

Thursday, June 8 • 2 PM

“The Martian Chronicles” by Ray Bradbury

Member Orientation

Friday, May 12 • 11 AM

Come learn the ins and outs of the Center. Call the front desk at 301.258.6380 to sign up and bring your Welcome Packet with you.

BINGO Mondays & Fridays • 12:45 PM

$2 buys two cards for every game coloring book Mondays • 11 AM • $2

MAH JONGG Tuesdays & Fridays • 12:30 PM

CONTRACT BRIDGE

Tuesdays & Thursdays • 12:30 PM .....................................................................................

POKER Most afternoons. Come check it out!

LEARN CANASTA Call Annette 301.938.0893