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DINNER DANCE Featuring live music by the 17-piece The Queen City Big Band Under the Direction of Brian Nadeau
4:30 - 9 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 7th Jeff’s Catering Check out our Events page for ticket and sponsor information __________________________________________ “Where the region’s seniors
come to learn, create, play, keep fit, make friends and stay young” Our Our mission is to serve the
social, intellectual, and physical well-being of individuals age 60 and
older* who live in the Greater Bangor Region. Perhaps best of all, membership is 100% FREE! We are proud to be both a resource and an advocate for healthy aging by
providing access to engaging programs, exciting activities and meaningful involvement
within this organization and across our broader communities. *Individuals age 55-59 are welcomed as members if their spouse or
significant other is at least 60 years old and a member. ·
Free Access to Social
Space ·
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Organized Programs,
Presentations & Trips Free Access to Social
Space: Consistent and satisfying social
engagement is a critical counterbalance to the isolation and depression that too
often comes with out-living one’s peers. Making new friends can be
intimidating at any age, but it can seem especially intimidating for older
individuals with limited interaction outside of their own family or in the
community. ·
Daily “drop in” card playing and weekly
Bingo, Spades, Canasta, Bridge, Poker and Cribbage; and a game room with ping
pong and a pool table · Special interest groups for history buffs, crafters, gardeners, quilters, knitters and book lovers ·
Guest
speakers, informative presentations, live performances and holiday activities
& events ·
Monthly
social teas and art galleries featuring members, an annual dance and events
to get involved volunteering with or just enjoy ·
A
computer lab with free high-speed Internet and beginner courses in Web
surfing, email, word processing and digital photography Research
shows that regular intellectual stimulation, such as the challenge that
engaging in life long learning classes can provide, keeps our brains active, growing
and protected against some of the diminished cognitive capacity associated
with aging. Through
Check out our current
semester course catalog under the “Classes” tab. A lifestyle that
includes regular physical activity is one of the top 10 components to Healthy
Aging. This can be an area of real challenge for seniors for many reasons. ·
A
professionally staffed, modern fitness center fully equipped with cardio and
strength training machines, free weights, balls, exercise bands, Bosu and,
new in 2010, a multi-station circuit training system ·
Strength
and Balance classes to help build bone, retain and regain muscle, learn
adaptive and applied physical skills, and increase confidence and competence
for healthy, active and mobile lifestyles ·
Certified
fitness trainers, who are knowledgeable in gerontology issues, can also help
members set and meet individual fitness goals or follow physical therapy
plans Programs, Presentations and Trips While 46% of At low- to no-cost, members can: · Join our groups for history buffs, crafters, gardeners, quilters, knitters and book lovers · Attend a guest lectures, special demonstrations and performances · Enjoy monthly social teas and on-site art galleries · Get a little wild during our an annual dance · Grow vegetables and flowers in our roof top garden · Volunteer with events such as our book swap, plant sale, pottery luncheon, gift basket silent auction, pie celebration and dance · Eat a hearty and healthy lunches prepared by volunteer chefs and retired cooks and a full breakfast buffet prepared seasonally · Learn a new craft during a weekly get-togethers with crafters · Collaborate on a quilting a project ·
Meet new friends to do things with outside of
the ·
Go on a mini-adventure with reasonably priced
HSSC-facilitated day trips around The Best Little-Known
Club Open Monday-Friday, 8:30-4:30 p.m., HSSC boasts diverse offerings all housed on three fully
handicapped-accessible floors in the beautifully restored former Merrill
Trust Bank in the heart of Downtown Bangor. Now that you know about us, Come see what you’ve been missing! Home | About Us
| Take A Tour | Classes
| Activities TEL: (207) 262-5532 FAX: (207) 262-2475 |
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