Shred-It Event

SATURDAY, APRIL 15, 9 – 11 A.M.

Freemasons Cultural Center Parking Lot

Join us to securely destroy your unwanted personal documents in a guaranteed and insured mobile shredding truck. The truck will be located in the Freemasons Cultural Center parking lot near the Masonic Lodge building and the Brossman tower and is open to both residents and employees. Services are provided by Data Destruction You Can Trust. If you have questions or need help getting materials to the area, please contact Liz Grosh at ext. 39930.

Movie Showing: “The Passion of the Christ”

SUNDAY, APRIL 2, 2 P.M.

Deike Auditorium

In this version of Christ’s crucifixion, based on the New Testament, Judas expedites the downfall of Jesus by handing him over to the Roman Empire’s officials. He is tortured as he drags a crucifix to nearby Calvary, where he is nailed to the cross. He dies, but not before a last act of grace. Due to the nature of this film, it is rated R, with a run time of 2 hours.

Monday Lecture Series: Great Board Games of the Ancient World

MONDAYS, APRIL 3 – MAY 8

1 – 2:30 P.M.

Life Long Learning Center

Ever since people began to gather in small communities, they have found ways to fill their idle time with both athletic and mental competition. Board games existed in ancient cultures, and many are still played today. This class examines 12 games from around the world, including Chess, Senet, Go, Checkers and more. Join us for a series of DVD lectures on this topic. Each session will include time for group discussion. The facilitator is resident Bill Decker. Call ext. 14509 to register for this class.

Monday Lecture Series: History and Achievements of the Islamic Golden Age –Part

2

MONDAYS, APRIL 3 – MAY 8

2:30 – 4 P.M.

Life Long Learning Center

The Islamic Golden Age lasted from about 750 until about 1250 AD. Advances inside the Islamic civilization during this time are comparable to those of Ancient Greece and the European Renaissance. It was a time where a mixture of cultures worked together to produce advances in many areas. Part 1 focused on the creation of the House of Wisdom and early scholars. In part 2, we will learn about achievements in medicine, architecture, poetry, calligraphy and carpets. The course is not focused on the Islamic religion, but is about the history of a civilization that had Islam as the state religion. Join us for a series of DVD lectures on this topic. Each session will include time for group discussion. The facilitator is resident Bill Decker. Call ext. 14509 to register for this class.

Bavarian Barons German Band Concert

MONDAY, APRIL 3, 7 P.M.

Deike Auditorium and Ch. 956

Founded over 30 years ago in the heart of Pennsylvania Dutch Country, the Bavarian Barons German Band’s extensive repertoire features German polkas, waltzes, marches and folk tunes. Take a spring break from the everyday and enjoy this PA Dutch version of a German Band, thanks to a special music grant providing this gift of music to Masonic Village residents. Call ext. 33205 for transportation to this event.

Koser Jewelers Event

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5

10:30 A.M. – 3:30 P.M.

Keystone Room

Join Larue from Koser as she cleans your jewelry at no charge! Small repairs can also be made, as well as changing watch batteries (some charges may apply).

Chuck Musser Bluebird Presentation

THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 10 A.M.

Keystone Room

Chuck Musser returns to discuss the blue bird trails at Masonic Village. Learn about the blue bird boxes and the life cycle of this beautiful native bird.

Good Friday Concert: Brothers In Grace Gospel Quartet

FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 7 P.M.

Deike Auditorium and Ch. 956

Brothers In Grace has ministered throughout the Mid-Atlantic region, delighting audiences with their unique Southern Gospel style music and tight harmony. The members of the quartet feel blessed that the Lord has enabled them to serve Him in a manner they love the best and which provides a message of encouragement and hope to the listener. Brothers In Grace has performed with some of gospel music's best-known artists and prominent speakers. Since their inception in 1994, they have recorded seven projects and produced three concert videos. Mike Mann sings tenor, Dave Theis sings lead, Ted Wissler sings baritone and Dave Miller sings bass for the group. Call ext. 33205 for transportation to this event.

Movie Showing: “Risen”

MONDAY, APRIL 10, 7:05 P.M.

Deike Auditorium

This drama, religious and action film is the epic biblical story of the resurrection, as told through the eyes of a non-believer. Clavius (Joseph Fiennes) and Lucius (Tom Felton) are tasked with solving the mystery of what happened to Jesus (Cliff Curtis) in the weeks following the crucifixion in order to disprove the rumors of a risen Messiah and prevent an uprising in Jerusalem. This movie is rated PG-13, with a run time of 1 hour and 45 minutes. Call ext. 33205 for transportation to this event.

Heavenly Numbers! Harp Ensemble

TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 7 P.M.

Deike Auditorium and Ch. 956

Five harpists from Harrisburg Harp Orchestra, under the capable direction of Louis Lynch (our annual Holiday Magic harpist), will perform a special concert of classical, sacred and popular favorites. Louis is an active performing harpist, composer and teacher who founded the Harrisburg Harp Orchestra. Today, she brings five talented musicians to perform in this ensemble for your listening pleasure. Call ext. 33205 for transportation to this event.

Classic Jazz in Four Hands: Stephanie Trick and Paolo

Alderighi, Jazz Piano Duo

THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 7 P.M.

Deike Auditorium and Ch. 956

Stephanie and Paolo return to present some of their new arrangements on one piano in four hands. The concert will feature selections from the swing, stride piano and blues repertoires, as well as classics from the Golden Age of Tin Pan Alley, Broadway and Hollywood. Pioneers in the use of four-hands piano in jazz, they have earned widespread success with their arrangements. Stephanie and Paolo are featured headliners at U.S. and international festivals, so don’t miss this great concert! Call ext. 33205 for transportation to this event. 5

Movie Showing: “A Man Called Otto”

FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 7:05 P.M.

Deike Auditorium

As a retired widower, Otto has a lot of time on his hands. And he uses this time to fixate on all the things that annoy him, such as neighborhood animals and all the unwritten rules his neighbors are breaking. One day, though, everything changes when a new family moves into the neighborhood. From the get-go, the pregnant mom finds herself needing Otto’s help. For Otto, however, deciding to let people in isn’t always so easy. This movie is rated PG-13, with a run time of 126 minutes. Call ext. 33205 for transportation to this event.

Shredding Event Saturday

APRIL 15, 9 – 11 A.M.

Freemasons Cultural Center Parking Lot

Securely destroy your unwanted personal documents in a guaranteed and insured mobile shredding truck. The truck will be located in the Freemasons Cultural Center parking lot near the Masonic Lodge building and the Brossman tower and is open to both residents and employees. Services are provided by Data Destruction You Can Trust. If you have questions or need help getting materials to the area, please contact Liz Grosh at ext. 39930.

Professional Financial Advisors

TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 10:30 A.M.

Keystone Room

Learn about the responsibilities of professional advisors, if you need them and how to find them. Presented by Alvin Blitz, Esq., chief development officer for Masonic Charities, as part of the Estate & Financial Planning lecture series. Call Mary Meszaros at 800-599-6454 to register for this informative lecture.

How to Train Your Dog

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 10:15 A.M.

Keystone Room

See a special relationship between area resident Cindy Hendershott and her border collie-black lab cross, Max. They have several tricks they'll perform for you. Cindy will answer questions about how you might be able to train your dog. Refreshments provided. Sponsored by the MV Pet Club.

Forensic Friday: Fingerprint Collection

FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 7 P.M.

Keystone Room

Fingerprints can be found on practically any solid surface, including the human body. Come to Forensic Friday and learn how to dust objects for fingerprints, then lift them and preserve them for later study. Sponsored by the Lifelong Discovery Fund. Call ext. 33205 for transportation to this event.

“Hootenanny” Revival Tribute Party

SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 7 P.M.

Brossman Ballroom

Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the first airing of the “Hootenanny” television show, this program features both live music presented by Stan Tucker, Jaimie Linn Brown and Steven Barth, as well as some recorded music captured on video of some of the folk musicians originally showcased. Call ext. 33205 for transportation to this event.

Journey to the Best YOU!

MONDAY, APRIL 24, 9 A.M.

Life Long Learning Center

This program has an educational, experiential and actionable format. We will address three aspects of your life under the areas of normal eating, energy/ activity and relaxation/life balance. Together, we will set goals in each area so you will have an action plan to make the changes you want by the end of the class. Register at ext. 33783.

North American Indians

MONDAY, APRIL 24, 10:30 A.M.

Keystone Room

Scholars estimate that when Columbus landed in 1492, there were two million North American Indians. In the 2020 census, four million Americans identified themselves as Indian. Who are these Americans? Where do they live? What languages do they speak? Dr. Robert Wheelersburg, who taught a course on North American Indians at Elizabethtown College for 30 years, will answer these questions and more.

TaylorMarie’s Apparel

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26

Keystone Room

This custom boutique will house up to 19 racks of stylish and affordable fashions in sizes from petite to 3x. Accessories will also be available.

The Lees of Northern Virginia, 1640-1869

THURSDAYS, APRIL 27 AND MAY 4, 11 AND 25

9:30 A.M. – NOON

Patton Campus Room 115

$20

This program covers Civil War Confederate General Robert E. Lee’s ancestors and their impact on American history. Instructed by Roger Swartz. Please note: there will not be class on May 18. Call ext. 14509 to register. Sponsored by the Lifelong Discovery Fund.

Masonic Village During WWII

THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 10:30 A.M.

Keystone Room

Walt and Margie Cook present Masonic Village during World War II. They will discuss the young men of the Thomas Ranken Patton Masonic Institution for Boys and the impact and contributions these young men and former students made throughout the war.

Lincoln, Indians and the West: Policy and Politics

During the Civil War

THURSDAYS, APRIL 27, MAY 4, 11 AND 25; 1:15 – 3:45 P.M.

Patton Campus Room 115

$20

In this program, we will cover little-known aspects of Lincoln and explore his views on, and experiences with, Indians and the importance of the West during the Civil War. Instructed by Roger Swartz. Please note: there will not be class on May 18. Call ext. 14509 to register. Sponsored by the Lifelong Discovery Fund.

The Good News Travelin’ Band

SUNDAY, APRIL 30, 2 P.M.

Deike Auditorium and Ch. 956

The Good News Travelin’ Band from Hamburg features a blend of traditional, country, bluegrass and Southern Gospel music. They have a unique live sound and marry some of the great hymns with a country style musical flair.