Write your article here..June 1st 

9 am: The Lions FREE Breakfast

11 am: COA Meeting to be held at the Library

1 pm: FOCOA Meeting to be held at the Library

BIRD Watching:

June 7th at 9 am: (Rain date 6/9 at 9 am) Bird Watching and walk with Lorraine at Trolley Brook Trail. We will walk the trail and learn about the different types of birds along the way.

June 14th at 9 am: (Rain date 6/16 at 9 am)  Bird Watching and walk with Lorraine at Mill Pond. We will walk along the trail and learn about the different types of birds along the way.

June 21st at 9 am: (Rain date 6/23 at 9 am) Bird watching and walk with Lorraine at Waseeka in Holliston. We will walk along the trail and learn about the different types of birds along the way.

June 6th at 11 am: Sustainability Office drop-in at the senior center! Have questions about making your home more energy efficient come chat with Samantha, the Town’s sustainability coordinator. She can help you figure out rebates, connect you with contractors, and simply answer any of your home energy questions.

June 6th 1:00: Bingo

June 12th at 10:30: Hearing Aid Cleaning

June 20th at 11 am Donna Halper presents:  How the Civil Rights Movement Changed Society

The fact that we now celebrate both Martin Luther King Jr. ‘s birthday and Juneteenth demonstrates the importance of the civil rights movement in making our society more equitable. But many people know about Dr. King, there were other important men and women in the movement who worked to bring about social change. In this talk, you will not only learn how the Civil Rights movement grew; you will meet the men and women who worked with Dr. King to make it happen. Some of these people, you probably know-- like Rosa Parks and John Lewis. But others may not be as familiar-- like Carter G. Woodson, Fannie Lou Hamer and A. Philip Randolph. We will explore what the people of Dr. King’s time thought of the Civil Rights movement-- how he overcame strong opposition in the south; how he attracted media attention to his cause; and how his “I Have a Dream” speech became a key moment in the Civil Rights Movement. Finally, we’ll look at how Dr. King’s birthday finally became a holiday, and how similar advocacy led to the recognition of Juneteenth.

June 21st at 10 am: Town Manager Coffee Hour 

June 22nd at 10 - 11:30 am: Clocktown Memory Cafe. Music by Wendee Glick & Steve Heck RSVP to Cheryl Bell at 508-532-7945

June 28th at 10 am: Computer Class  How to use Email

LUNCH MENU: (12 PM EVERY MONDAY) Join us for a delicious meal and socialization 

6/5: Chicken Parmesan

6/12: Roasted chicken dinner

6/19: Closed 

6/26: BLT with Gazpacho soup with Trivia at 12:30!!!Prizes!!

MONDAYS:

12:00 : LUNCH

1:30: PITCH CARD GAME

TUESDAYS:

9 AM: WALKING GROUP

9:30-11:30: WATERCOLOR DROP IN

1 PM: CHAIR YOGA 

WEDNESDAYS: 

9:30: EXERCISE WITH JONI

9:30-11:30 : WATERCOLOR DROP IN 

10:30: BLOOD PRESSURE CLINIC

11:00 AM : TAI CHI

THURSDAYS:

9 AM : WALING GROUP

12:00 : LINE DANCING

12:30: CRIBBAGE 

1:00: MINDFUL MEDITATION

FRIDAYS:

9:30: EXERCISE WITH JONI

10:30: MAHJONG

PARKINSON’S BOXING: June 7th & June 21st at 1:30

PARKINSON’S SUPPORT: June 14th at 1:30

SHINE Counselor Available to assist with Medicare questions on Thursdays. Please call the office at 508-881-0140 x 1 to make an appointment. 

Legal Advice: June 9th 20 minute consultations with Arthur Bergeron (10-12) Call the office at 508-881-0140 x 1 to make an appointment

Donations: We are unable to take donations at this time.