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New Fairfield Senior Center

 Monday - Thursday 9-4:00

Friday - 9-3:00 

 Phone - 203 312-5665

This week:

Note from Selectman Khris Hall:

Khris Hall will not have her normal  Listening Hours on Thursday, April 18 and Monday April 22.  Her Listening Hours in the New Fairfield Public Library will recommence on Thursday, April 25. Additionally, she is changing her Listening Hours from the morning to noon on Thursdays, starting on Thursday, April 25.  Monday evening Listening Hour remains the same at 6:00PM.  She is also adding a Listening Hour session at the Senior Center on the second and fourth Tuesdays from 11:45 to 12:30, starting Tuesday, April 23.  She looks forward to your questions and comment

Bus Visit to Spring Village: Monday, April 15th at 1:00pmThe Gardens in Danbury has a new name and a new bus. They will be coming to pick us up to give us a tour of their facility. They will be treating us to appetizers and a fun game of bingo. Sign up for this great outing.

Investment Club – NOW ON MONDAYS       1:30 pm  Meet weekly in the Community Room to share money lessons and tips on stocks and portfolios shared with like- minded individuals.  Stay on top of the world’s changing financial picture with guest speakers and discussions covering today’s hottest financial topics.

Sing Along with Charlie: Wednesday, April 17th at 1:00pm Charlie bought his first twelve-string at the age of 16 and never looked back. After touring with a folk group in college, he has continued to hone his 12-string style. He blends a smooth, tenor voice with an accomplished, acoustic sound to deliver songs you know and love from the 60’s and 70’s. Sign up today!

NEW NEW A Balance Class: Wednesday, April 17th and 24th at 2:00pm  Many Seniors experience fear of falling and restrict their activities. Steve Hadad is a Certified Personal Trainer focused on overall fitness, strength training, reaction time and balance. There is evidence that strengthening the lower extremities and improving postural balance may reduce the frequency of falls even among early to moderately advanced Parkinson’s disease patients. Steve will be offering a 6 week, one-hour Balance class aimed specifically at improving balance for $30.

Friends of the Senior Center Meeting: Wednesday, April 17^th at 4:00pm The Friends are always looking to welcome new members and fresh ideas for their projects and fundraising events.

Mother/Daughter Tea: Thursday, April 18th at 3:30pm

This perennial favorite takes mothers and daughters away from their busy schedules to a delightful tea party. Delicious pastries and tea sandwiches are beautifully presented at the buffet table accompanied by classical music.  It’s the perfect setting for caring conversation.  Your daughter could be anyone important in your life that you would like to share this special time with. Registration is required and is for only one Mother with one “Daughter” due to space limitations. (No children under eight please).  Sponsored by the Friends of the Senior Center.

NO Bingo Friday: Closed for Good Friday



Look at our Fishing Derby Flyer  !!!

 We are hoping to raise enough money to have our own Tower Garden here. To learn more about it and see how you can make a donation visit:

https://www.gofundme.com/tower-garden-for-seniors

See our 2018 Grandkids Ice Cream Social HERE

 See our Bodies in Motion Class working out HERE

See all the links to our photos HERE

   Most Senior Center programs require preregistration. Please call 203 312-5665 to ensure your space and materials. In the event that a fee is required, payment must be made at the time of registration. Programs without sufficient registration may be cancelled. Walk-ins welcome when space allows.

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We are hoping to raise enough money to have our own Tower Garden here. To learn more about it and see how you can make a donation visit:

https://www.gofundme.com/tower-garden-for-seniors

 

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The New Fairfield Senior Center seeks to provide opportunities for enrichment and interaction for  adults  above the age of 60 in an  atmosphere of  support and  respect and to maximize a  sense of wellbeing and health through  participation in  activities at the  Center and in the  community