Momentum • Sept/Oct/Nov/Dec 2023

Momentum

Hello Senior Center Members!

Our summer season is coming to an end and we are looking forward to welcoming the fall colors and enjoying seasonal activities together. As we know, the fall is when we harvest and wind down, yet the Senior Center has many new and returning offerings for us to enjoy together.

This fall, we are offering new workshops in chess, knitting and writing your memoir at no charge to Senior Center Members. Try our free Chess Workshop on September 6 or Creative Stitches Knitting Workshop on September 8. If you enjoy them, you can register for the full program beginning later in September. In “Your Memoir: A Family Keepsake,” seniors will learn how to write their memoirs with Burt Evans on Tuesday, October 10. No experience is needed to participate in these workshops.

In performing arts, the popular Park Larks Choir program is returning this fall and a new senior play, “A Christmas Carol Radio Play,” offers an enjoyable opportunity to perform one of the most-well known plays of the holiday season. As this is a radio play, all performers will have scripts, some will create sound effects and no memorization is required.

I enjoyed our trip to the Lincoln Park Zoo this past June. We met our fitness goal for the day, walked to find our favorite animals and had some excitement along the way. We are so happy to be able to do group trips again. I hope you’ll consider joining me at one (or more!) of our fall trip offerings:

• “A Chorus Line” at Skokie Theatre on Wednesday, September 20

• Chicago Botanic Gardens on Tuesday, October 10

• “Denny Diamond” at White Fence Farm on Thursday, November 16

We have several special events for you to mark on your calendar such as the new Senior Center Expo and the always popular Holiday Party at Sunset Ridge Country Club on Friday, December 8. Enjoy the afternoon with raffle prizes, lunch, and entertainment by Peter Oprisko performing the best of pop classics and jazz.

New offerings in Health and Wellness are being offered at the Leisure Center this fall! Senior Center members and non-members can register in advance to enjoy more classes in the same facility. New this fall, many of these classes will now be included in a Techny Prairie Activity Center membership with no additional registration or fees required. In this Momentum you will see use of this circle icon ● to denote which classes are now included.

Lastly, you may have noticed Customer Service Coordinator Chris Ramos’ presence at the Senior Center Office regularly over these past few months. She is one of the many Park District staff members working to create positive experiences for you, our seniors. We are all available and interested in hearing feedback on what you are looking for as members of our community.

Wishing you all an enjoyable fall season and beyond,

Sally Norlie

Sally Norlie Interim Recreation Supervisor of Senior Programs and Adult Art

Senior Center Membership

Not a Member Yet? Join Us!

Members of the Northbrook Senior Center enjoy a wide variety of programs and activities, a discount on designated fee-based programs and a subscription to Momentum, a mailed newsletter. The annual membership fee is $30 for Northbrook Park District residents and $45 for non-residents and unincorporated Northbrook.

Membership Benefits Include:

• Reduced program fees

• Member Only programs

• Free drop-in programs and workshops

• Quarterly Printed Momentum Newsletter mailed home

• NEW! Buy 1 Get 1 Theatre Tickets

• NEW! Reduced room rental rates

• NEW! Senior Center drop-in guest passes available

New to the Senior Center?

Call 847-291-2995 or stop in with any questions, to connect with a member when you arrive, receive a tour, or arrange a partner for our Duplicate Bridge Drop-in program. We’d love to hear from you and welcome you to the Senior Center!

Drop-in Programming

All drop-in programs listed with a star icon ★ require previous experience. Our drop-in schedule is designed to provide opportunities for our members to engage in games and activities that they have previously learned or are familiar with. While our drop-in activities do not provide instruction, our classes do. Instructional class listings begin on page 7.

Get Your Membership Card Today!

Senior Center Members: Stop by one of our registration desks to receive your membership card by Friday, December 1. This card will recognize you as a member of our Senior Center and be scanned by staff when you attend a drop-in program. The card will be scanned every time you attend a drop-in program. Scanners will be located at the Senior Center and front desks.

Autumn Drop-In Schedule

Doors for drop-in programs open 30 minutes before the listed start time.

★ = Previous experience required

Mondays 10am–1pm

Crafters, Knitting & Crocheting 11am–1pm

Track at TPAC

Duplicate Bridge

Tuesdays

Wednesdays 10am–12pm Bocce (weather permitting) 10am–12pm

Crafters, Knitting & Crocheting 11am–3:30pm

Thursdays 9am–11am

at the Leisure Center

Mixed Poker

Art Studio

Fridays 10:30am–12:15pm Humanities (Hybrid Program: In-person & via Zoom) 12:30pm–1:30pm

Social Hour

Volunteer with the Senior Center

Thank You Volunteers!

The Northbrook Senior Center offers various volunteer opportunities for those interested in helping facilitate our drop-in programs, serve on the Senior Advisory Council or help with events.

Interested in volunteering with us?

Email Sally at snorlie@nbparks.org. Your contributions can help make the Senior Center an amazing place to be!

Mady Fern Senior Advisory Council and Events

JoAnn Nelson Farkle Drop-in, Senior Advisory Council and Events

Julie Goforth Bunco Drop-in, Senior Advisory Council and Events

Marilyn Ramirez Crafters Drop-in

Not pictured: Pat Thalman (Knitting & Crocheting)

Etta Hartzman Events

Ed Samson Current Events Drop-in

John Kaminsky Bocce and Chess Drop-in and Senior Advisory Council

Lenore Bernstein Senior Advisory Council and Events

Bill Schwartz Humanities Drop-in

Mel & Anne Loeb Drop-in Bridge

Janet Brady Crafters Drop-in

Marge Varley Senior Advisory Council

Maureen Wells Senior Advisory Council

Drop-in Programs Calendar

SEPTEMBER 2023

Trips & Adventures

Note: Tickets are limited, register early!

Join us for fun, hassle-free excursions. We secure the best seats and take care of all the arrangements –including the driving and parking. Pick up and drop off are at the Leisure Center. Please advise staff when registering if you need any reasonable accommodations.

1

Light Walking

Short walking distances and no stairs

2 Mid-Level

Walking

Some walking, short periods of standing and some stairs

2 A Chorus Line at Skokie Theatre

Come enjoy the musical A Chorus Line at the Skokie Theatre. This is a 1975 musical with music by Marvin Hamlisch and lyrics by Edward Kleban. Meet at the Leisure Center at 12:30pm. Transportation will be provided. 55

3 Heavy Walking

Extended periods of walking, standing and stairs

3 Chicago Botanic Garden

Fall Festival NEW DATE

Celebrate fall season with us in full color at the Chicago Botanic Garden Fall Festival. The ginkgos are starting to turn as bright as the sun, maples promise a spectacularly vibrant array of multitones, and colorful clusters of sumac stand out in glorious shades of bright red and purple. Enjoy the garden grounds and take an autumn walk or tram tour, experience the model railroad garden, or shop the fall Bulb Sale for more than 200 varieties of bulbs. Trip fee covers bus transportation and lunch is on your own. Attendees must arrive by 9:45am as bus leaves at 10am.

55 Years and Older

2 Denny Diamond & The Jewels at White Fence Farm

Enjoy an acoustic performance by Denny Diamond and The Jewels covering music by artists like Neil Diamond, Johnny Cash, Dean Martin, Jim Croce and others. Join us for a fun-filled afternoon of music, memories, laughing and toe tapping. Lunch includes White Fence Farm’s famous 4-piece chicken dinner with all the trimmings: bean salad, coleslaw, cottage cheese, pickled beets, corn fritters, with choice of french fries, mashed potato, or baked potato with homemade gravy. Choice of coffee, tea or pop. One drink per person. Bus will leave at 10am. Meet in Leisure Center lobby by 9:45am.

55 Years and Older

Fun at Lincoln Park Zoo

Events & Activities

EVENTS

• All programs are held at the Leisure Center unless otherwise noted.

• No experience is necessary for any listed classes unless specified.

• Advance registration is still required for “free” programs.

• Register in-person or online at nbparks.org.

Senior Center Showcase

NEW!

Seniors and their family members are invited to attend this Senior Center Showcase to learn about our programs, meet the staff, interact with service providers and enjoy social time with community members. Light refreshments will be provided. This event is free, but each senior must register in advance in order to receive a free gift. Family members are welcome to attend with registered attendees.

55 Years and Older and Family

Adrian Bringham Presents: The Story of Smoky

Come hear the story of Smoky, the first dog honored with the Animals in War and Peace Distinguished Service Medal, the highest award American animals can receive.

55 Years and Older

Barry Bradford Presents: 1948

Sponsored by Chestnut Square at the Glen Presidential award-winning historian Barry Bradford will take us on a time capsule look at 1948 – America 75 years ago. Among the fascinating topics that will be covered include the establishment of Israel, the upset election of Harry Truman, and the rise of television.

55 Years and Older

Storytelling Luncheon with Carol Kerman

Carol’s personal stories remind us of our own life and family and the anecdotes that have shaped us. Carol will tell about her late brother Andy Kaufman, known as “Latka” in the sitcom Taxi. She shares inside family stories that show what it was like being his kid sister along with stories of her parents.

55 Years and Older

Thanksgiving Luncheon

Drop-in at the Senior Center Library

We continue to offer the library as a drop-in space, however we may need to host programs in the library as well. A weekly schedule will be posted outside the library.

Enjoy entertainment by Maureen Christine, an awardwinning vocalist and celebrated Broadway-style entertainer, turkey, and all the trimmings with our Senior Center! Join the festivity as we start our holiday season with a song and a smile. Register by November 4. Sponsored by Whitehall of Deerfield.

55 Years and Older

Ugly Sweaters & Tasty Cookie Party

Wear your ugliest sweater to participate in our contest and enjoy cookies, coffee, tea and hot cocoa. A prize will be awarded for the ugliest sweater.

55 Years and Older

Holiday Party at Sunset Ridge Country Club

EDUCATIONAL WORKSHOPS

Fall Safety Tips for Seniors

$9

Celebrate the season with a delicious lunch at the beautifully decorated Sunset Ridge Country Club and enjoy live music by Peter Oprisko. When registering please select your meal choice: Beef Medallions, Grilled Atlantic Salmon or Vegetarian Pasta.

55 Years and Older

The Northbrook Police Department will present helpful prevention and safety tips to keep residents safe. Community Engagement Officer Jaegers will share trending scams and techniques criminals are using to target residents and ways to help us stay vigilant.

55 Years and Older

NEW! Your Memoir –A Family Keepsake

Everyone has a story, even if they think they don’t. Learn how writing your story benefits your family and surprisingly, yourself. You’ll receive an outline of the process, how to list your life highlights and easy to use memoir writing platforms. No formal writing experience necessary.

55 Years and Older

Hands Only CPR

Ted Aquino, Firefighter Paramedic, Northbrook Fire Department

This course, provided by the Northbrook Fire Department, is an opportunity to learn and practice the proper technique when giving chest compressions to help save a life.

55 Years and Older

GAMES & ACTIVITIES

NEW! Just Desserts

Come for cooking fun! Each week a different dessert will be created by you. All the supplies are included and you will be able to enjoy a sweet treat at the end of each class. No class 10/31.

18 Years and Older

Halloween Treats & Bingo

Sponsored by Whitehall of Deerfield

Treat yourself to Halloween Bingo! Wear a costume to be entered in our costume contest and enjoy treats and prizes with friends.

55 Years and Older

Turkey Bingo

Sponsored by Whitehall of Deerfield

It’s time to gobble up the prizes at Turkey Bingo! Join us for bingo and light refreshments.

55 Years and Older

’Tis the Season Bingo

Sponsored by Whitehall of Deerfield

Those wearing festive attire will get to spin the wheel of luck for a special holiday treat! Light refreshments provided.

55 Years and Older

Beginning Bridge

Common bidding conventions will be introduced. Declarer play and defense will be emphasized. American Contract Bridge League Certified Teacher: Craig Jacobson.

18 Years and Older

Advancing Bridge

New declarer techniques and defense tips along with fine tuning bidding will be emphasized. American Contract Bridge League Certified Teacher: Phyllis Bartlett.

18 Years and Older Code

Canasta Beginner

Learn to play the popular card game Canasta. This class will teach basics through the play of the game. Instructor: Terri Argentar.

55 Years and Older

Canasta – Intermediate

Learn additional strategy and advanced play through supervised playing. Participants should have taken beginning classes of Modern American Canasta. Instructor: Terri Argentar.

55 Years and Older

Chess for Seniors

Explore technical chess concepts and fun group challenges that hone specific chess thinking patterns. Whether you are a beginner, need a refresher, or are a seasoned player, join us for tons of challenging chess lessons, exciting games and work your most powerful muscle–your brain! Want to try it out first? Register for our introductory workshop. Instructor: Kirby Kemp.

55 Years and Older

NEW! Introductory Workshop

$19

VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS

Ceramics

Students will explore a variety of different surface treatments. Alongside one-on-one instruction based on experience level, artists will be able to explore their own interests as well as learn from each other. Classes include all basic tools, 25lbs of clay, as well as all glazes and firing. Additional clay available for purchase. Instructor: Ana Spencer.

18 Years and Older Ceramics

Acrylic Pour Painting

Learn several different techniques to create unique and practical pieces that result in beautiful works of art. Supplies provided. Dress for a mess. Instructors: Eileen Pearlman and Heidi Ross. No class 9/25.

18 Years and Older

Watercolor Painting

This focus of this class is to become comfortable with watercolor painting techniques and basics while enjoying the process of painting. This class is beginner-friendly and a great review for more advanced students. Instructor: Fran Vail.

18 Years and Older

Mindful Drawing

Learn the step-by-step process that combines “elemental strokes” such as dots, lines, simple curves and orbs to create your own original, unique, and beautiful Zentangle images. No experience required. All supplies included.

18 Years and Older

The Art of Shibori Workshop

Learn the art of Shibori dyeing! In this workshop you will learn about five different Shibori techniques and be able to make two items. All supplies included. Instructor: Ruthe Guerry.

18 Years and Older

Coil Basket Weaving

Participants will learn about the historical process and make their own coil basket using natural fibers. All supplies included.

18 Years and Older

Resin Jewelry Making

In this class you will learn how to make your own stylish resin jewelry. Students will get to make colorful pendants, earrings, and/or beads using a variety of bright colors and pressed flowers. All supplies included.

NEW! Creative Stitches Knitting Workshop

This hands-on and engaging workshop is designed to teach participants the art and craft of knitting. In this class, participants will learn essential knitting techniques, explore various stitches, and develop the skills needed to create beautiful and unique knitted projects.

55 Years and Older

Introductory Workshop

NEW! Community Theatre – A

Christmas Carol: A Live Radio Play

The Charles Dickens holiday classic comes to life as a live 1940s radio broadcast, complete with vintage commercials for fruitcake (extra-fancy), and the magic of live sound effects and musical underscoring. Performance will be on Saturday, December 16 at 11am. All skill levels welcome!

55 Years and Older

Park Larks – We are Back!

Calling all singers! Join us for music and fellowship as we sing and perform show tunes for local community centers and events. Park Larks is led under the direction of David Zizic.

55 Years and Older

PICKLEBALL PLACES TO PLAY

The Park District understands the popularity and benefits of pickleball and offers many opportunities for pickleball play indoors and outdoors. We will reach out to Senior Center Members as other opportunities become available.

Drop-in Indoor Pickleball at the Leisure Center for Senior Center Members Only

Leisure Center, 3323 Walters Ave.

On Tuesdays and Thursdays, September – December from 9am–11am. There is no fee for Senior Center Members.

NEW! Pickleball Gym Rental at the Leisure Center

Leisure Center, 3323 Walters Ave.

Rent the gym for your pickleball group. Available for Senior Center Members.

Hourly Gym Rental Fee: $25 Senior Center Member / $35 Resident / $45 Non-Resident. This Senior Center Member rate is available for Pickleball Gym Rental only.

Drop-in Indoor Pickleball at Techny Prairie Activity Center

Techny Prairie Activity Center, 180 Anets Dr. Available during select Open Gym times. The Open Gym schedule can be found at nbfitness.org/opengym.

Daily Fee: Free for TPAC Members / $6 Resident / $8 Non-Resident

Outdoor Pickleball Courts

Stonegate Park | 3425 Whirlaway Drive

Crestwood Park | 1824 Milton Avenue

Wood Oaks Green Park | 1150 Sanders Road

Williamsburg Square Park | 200 Lee Road

All locations except Stonegate are tennis courts with pickleball lines. They are open from sunrise to sunset. Park District outdoor courts operate on a first-come, first-served basis or can be rented for an hourly fee. Call 847-291-2993 to reserve an outdoor pickleball court.

Hourly Rental Fee: $15 Resident / $20 Non-Resident

PICKLEBALL COURT RULES

Help the Park District provide an enjoyable pickleball season by following the court rules posted at all facilities. Players must wear shirts on the courts and soft, rubbersoled shoes; black-soled shoes are not allowed. Only authorized pickleball instructors are allowed to conduct lessons on Park District courts. The courts should only be used for pickleball activities. The Park District is not responsible for items left behind. A patron with an authorized permit from the Park District has priority over walk-on players.

For more information on pickleball classes, private and semi-private lessons, clinics, and all things pickleball visit nbparks.org/programs/pickleball or call 847-291-2993.

Health & Wellness

As we expand our health, wellness and fitness programs to provide more offerings at the Leisure Center location, programs listed below with a “No-fee TPAC icon” ( ●) are now included in your TPAC Membership. Member and Non-Member rates below apply to Senior Center members who are not members of TPAC.

All TPAC Members dropping in to the programs on this page will need to scan their TPAC Membership card at the front desk when they arrive.

NEW! ● Chair Yoga

Chair yoga is a gentle practice in which postures are performed while seated and/or with the aid of a chair. It is also a great form of yoga for beginners or anyone who wants to focus on a gentle practice. No class 9/25.

55 Years and Older Leisure Center

at the LEISURE CENTER

● Move It & Shake It

Move and groove to a fun mix of familiar favorite dance steps. Use of weights and fitness stretchy bands will be used for some routines. This class is designed for individual participation in a group format. Join instructor MariJane for some mid-morning fun to boost your spirits and energy. Class is designed for anyone that enjoys music and movement. No experience or partner required.

55 Years and Older

Center

NEW! ● Dance Fit

Let’s dance! This low-impact rejuvenating dance based fitness class will teach you all the basics you need to know to get your groove on. No dance experience required.

55 Years and Older Leisure Center Senior Senior

● Tai Chi

Tai Chi is a moving meditation in the form of a series of gentle movements that creates harmony between the mind and body. Tai Chi improves balance and body awareness, and will cognitively engage you as you learn patterns of movements. It is a gentle way to lower stress and increase the ability to hold yourself upright to prevent falls.

55 Years and Older

Center

NEW! ● Move It & Tone It

Get to know other members of the community with a strength based class designed to increase your energy levels. This class incorporates all forms of strength equipment and helps you feel stronger. This class is designed to improve balance, stability and flexibility. No class 11/23.

4 $35 $45

55 Years and Older

Center

Group Fitness

Classes highlighted on this page are held at Techny Prairie Activity Center and chosen for this page to share offerings that may connect with senior member interest. Not a member of TPAC yet? Registration fee is listed as TPAC nonmember.

Yoga School for Beginners

Yoga Instructor Jim G. provides an introduction to yoga practice covering the purpose of props, basic poses and the benefits of each type of practice. Attendance at each class is recommended as different poses will be taught each week in progression. This program is geared for those who have never taken a yoga class or want to review their pose technique with a qualified instructor. Adult

at TECHNY PRAIRIE ACTIVITY CENTER

Parkinson’s Wellness Recovery (PWR!) Circuit

Dynamic, fun, evidence-based and Parkinson’s-specific, this specialized class uses moves designed to target symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease that interfere with everyday activities. With multiple Parkinson’s Exercise certifications, instructor Drew Surinsky leads participants through a higheffort regimen that addresses endurance, conditioning, agility, stability and balance. This class is design for individuals with higher levels of functioning. Participation in this class requires physician’s approval. Adult

NEW! Yoga Workshop – Safe Spinal Articulation

This workshop offers yoga stretches that articulate the spine safely. Learn to wake up the core and develop awareness of safe stretching that leads to increased body control and stabilization.

Adult Techny Prairie Activity Center

NEW! Walk and Tone

A fitness walk specifically tailored to the Active Aging population! This is not your typical walking club. During this fitness walk, you will do balance and agility drills and light strength work, all while burning calories and staying fit. 55 Years and Older

TPAC MEMBERSHIP

A membership to TPAC has so much to offer. Full membership includes access to the fitness floor, indoor track, a wide variety of specialty and group fitness classes and open gyms. Seniors ages 65 and older receive a discount on a full membership to TPAC. Rates are listed below. Questions about TPAC? Call 847-897-6180 or email membership@nbparks.org.

TPAC Membership Options

Individual Senior (65+)

Enrollment Fee $45 $0 in September!

Resident Monthly $45

Resident Annual $495

Non-Res. Monthly $56

Non-Res. Annual $616

*Senior Center Membership includes complimentary access to the track on Mondays from 11am–1pm.

Fun with the Senior Center!

Drop-in Humanities

Lincoln Park Zoo

Lincoln Park Zoo Food Drive

Pickleball at Stonegate Park

Program Waiver and Release

Important Information

The Northbrook Park District is committed to conducting its recreation programs and activities in a safe manner and holds the safety of participants in high regard. The District continually strives to reduce such risks and insists that all participants follow safety rules and instructions that are designed to protect the participants’ safety. However, participants and parents/guardians of minors registering for this program/activity must recognize that there is an inherent risk of injury when choosing to participate in recreational activities/ programs. You are solely responsible for determining if you or your minor child/ward are physically fit and/or adequately skilled for the activities contemplated by this agreement. It is always advisable, especially if the participant is pregnant, disabled in any way or has recently suffered an illness, injury or impairment, to consult a physician before undertaking any physical activity.

Warning of Risk

Recreational activities are intended to challenge and engage the physical, mental and emotional resources of each participant. Despite careful and proper preparation, instruction, medical advice, conditioning and equipment, there is still a risk of serious injury when participating in any recreational activity. All hazards and dangers cannot be foreseen. Depending on the particular activity, certain risks, dangers and injuries may exist due to inclement weather, slips and falls, poor skill level or conditioning, carelessness, horseplay, unsportsmanlike conduct, premises defects, inadequate or defective equipment, inadequate supervision, instruction or officiating, and other risks inherent to the particular activity. In this regard, it is impossible for the District to guarantee absolute safety.

Photo/Video Policy

The District takes photos and video of participants in classes, during special events and in the parks. By signing the waiver, you are giving permission to the District to use these photos and video in District publications and on the District website and social media outlets. All photos and video are the property of the District.

Assumption of Risk and Waiver and Release of All Claims

Please read this form carefully and be aware that in signing up and participating in this program/activity, you will be expressly assuming the risk and legal liability and waiving and releasing all claims for injuries, damages or loss which you or your minor child/ ward might sustain as a result of participating in any and all activities connected with and associated with this program/activity (including transportation services and vehicle operations, when provided).

I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury to participants in this program/activity, and I voluntarily agree to assume the full risk of any and all injuries, damages or loss, regardless of severity, that my minor child/ward or I may sustain as a result of said participation. I further agree to waive and relinquish all claims I or my minor child/ward may have (or accrue to me or my child/ward) as a result of participating in this program/activity against the District, including its officials, agents, volunteers and employees.

Privacy and Security Policy

The Northbrook Park District is committed to maintaining participant’s privacy in compliance with all laws. The Privacy and Security Policy outlines the types of information the Park District gathers and is available at nbparks.org.

Scholarship Requests

Because we believe every Park District resident should have the opportunity to participate in our offerings, we will attempt to provide financial assistance to those faced with financial hardship. Youth Services of Glenview/Northbrook assists the District with the administration of our scholarship program. Applicants who meet the criteria can receive financial assistance towards recreation programs and memberships. Applicants only need to qualify once per calendar year and application forms are available by contacting Melanie Alexander at malexander@nbparks.org. If you have questions about the scholarship process, call Melanie Alexander at 847-291-2995.

 I have read and fully understand the above important information, warning of risk, photo/video policy, assumption of risk and waiver and release of all claims. If registering online or via fax, my on-line or facsimile signature shall substitute for and have the same legal effect as an original form signature (check box).

Participant’s Name (Please Print)

If Under 18, Parent/Guardian Signature

PARTICIPATION WILL BE DENIED if the signature of adult participant or parent/guardian for minor and date are not on this waiver. Note: The Northbrook Park District does not carry medical or accident insurance for its participants. We suggest you look at your own insurance policy to be sure you are adequately covered. The District assumes no responsibility for personal injuries or loss of personal property.

Fill out all fields to complete your registration

We encourage participation by everyone and provide reasonable accommodations in accordance with ADA standards. If you would like to request an accommodation, check the box to the right to be contacted by our NSSRA Inclusion Liaison. A diagnosis is not necessary. Questions? Call the Leisure Center at 847-291-2995.

Become a Northbrook Senior Center Member to enjoy free drop-in programs, member rates and receiving the Momentum newsletter in your mailbox. Mark the membership box in the list below and include the fee into your total payment. “Member” in fee column refers to a Northbrook Senior Center Member. Classes with a circle icon ● are free for TPAC Members. A large print version of this form is available at the Leisure Center desk. To complete your payment: Mail this form with a check to Northbrook Senior Center, 3323 Walters Ave. Northbrook, IL 60062, or bring this form to the Leisure Center. All participants must read and sign the waiver on the opposite side of this form or participation will be denied.