Mindful Practice with Neil Motenko
Monday, September 18th
1:30 - 2:30 p.m.

* Virtual event TODAY!

The next session of Mindfulness Practice with Neil Motenko will include and discuss basic, anchor mindfulness practices and how we can integrate formal and informal mindfulness practices into daily life, including the wide variety of practices available to meet what is called for at a given time.  The session will also include a check-in with those participating, discussion and Q&A, as we gather in a community of practice.  Each session in the series stands on its own. Newcomers to Neil’s series are welcome at any time. (The following session in “A  Series on Mindfulness with Neil” will occur on Monday, October 16, at 1:30 pm; the following session in “Mindfulness Practice with Neil will occur on Monday, October 30, at 1:30 pm.)  In collaboration with the Center at the Heights.

Please call the COA at 781-235-3961 to register for this program and receive the Zoom link.

Tuesday, September 19th

2:00 p.m.

Michael Leidig, Pianist

If you have special memories of your grandparents, or being a grandparent, join us for a piano performance by Michael Leidig, who performs throughout New England. His solo piano performances are a blend of well-known jazz, classical, and pop music. Michael weaves interpretations of a wide variety of music from jazz greats like Louis Armstrong, Nat King Cole and Sinatra to popular/rock artists such as Burt Bacharach, The Beatles and Elvis to classical composers including Chopin, Mozart and Pachelbel. He will perform songs of love and remembrance for Grandparent’s Day. Come in and enjoy this musical journey through time!

Please call 781-235-3961 to register.

BINGO!

September 21st 

1:30 - 3:00 PM

Please call 781-235-3961 to register.

East Timor and Indonesia:

A Turbulent History,

A Peaceful Rebuilding

Thursday, September 21st

1:30 p.m.

Barry Pell, World Traveler and Photojournalist

Please call to register at 781-235-3961.

ART: Fall Floral Design

Friday, September 22nd

1:00 – 2:00 p.m.

Cost: $25

A FEW SPOTS LEFT!

Appreciate the bounty of the season! Early fall is one of the best times to pick from your garden. In this class you will learn what to look for, what to plant and make a simple mass arrangement from locally sourced flowers and foliage. Please feel free to bring some of your own too! Dahlias, phlox, black-eyed susans and hydrangeas are common in yards this time of the year.

Please call to register at 781-235-3961.

September/October Registration 

How to Register:

1. Online through MyActiveCenter.  Online registration is only available if you have received your key tag and created a MyActiveCenter Account. For any questions regarding this, please call our office at 781-235-3961 for assistance OR

2. By phone: (781) 235-3961 OR

3. In Person at the Tolles Parsons Center at 500 Washington Street

4. View the newsletter on our website by clicking here.