Please note: This calendar shows activities organized or sponsored by the PNA (including the Greenwood Senior Center). It does not include activities organized by other community members, groups, or businesses renting space at the centers.
COVID-19 Information: All in-person activities are subject to change, cancellation, or attendance requirements in accordance with current CDC, State, and County guidelines. Please check back frequently and read our current COVID-19 guidelines and protocols here.
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Weds, 1/12. Geared for companion dogs of all shapes, sizes and breeds, “nose work” is a fun training activity that offers great rewards for both handlers and their dogs. Come hear an overview presentation that explains the training process and how to get involved, and watch a demonstration.
Join instructor Chandra Wu to learn how to bring new life to old items and gain new sewing skills for mending or decorative needlecrafts. We will sew a simple 4-page bound “book” of sample stitches that can be a memory book about loved ones, a gift for a child, or simply a needlebook for showcasing the skills you will learn in our class!
After the age of 65, many older adults are living alone. New challenges and issues can arise that we may be uncertain how to handle. Come to share experiences and thoughts.
Wed. 1/19. A pandemic, protests, and economic jolts ushered in the so-called “Roaring Twenties.” What lessons from the 1920s can we apply to our own looming 20s? Historian William Woodward charts the eerily familiar developments of a century ago. How might stories from a particular moment in the past—one with remarkable parallels to the present—shed light on ways for us to move forward?
Follow the history of ballet in this talk, from the French courts to the USSR to the cultural boom of post-WWII America.
Lisa Illich, audiologist from the University of Washington Speech and Hearing Clinic, will discuss strategies that individuals with hearing loss can use in various listening environments.
oin Lisa Bakke, GSC’s Therapeutic Consultant, for seasonal encouragement & meaningful resolution making.
Sat, 1/22. Would you be able to help a choking infant, child, or adult? This class focuses on injury prevention and safety and is meant for new parents or as a brush up on the basics.
Mon, 1/24. Meet two sisters who grew up working in their dad’s vet clinic before going into the field themselves, and get your questions answered in this online talk.
Nursing Students from Seattle Pacific University will be visiting the GSC to learn about the concerns of seniors, do basic health checks and share information on a variety of topics.
