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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3/1-3/31. Menstrual products are expensive! The PNA is partnering with Seattle T2P2, along with a new neighborhood initiative Community Works!, to collect menstrual products for students, people experiencing homelessness, and low-income households. Help out by dropping off tampons, pads, and/or liners to the Phinney Center Blue Building during the month of March, Monday-Friday, 9 am-5 pm.
Wed. 3/31. Learn more about this friendly, native, hiveless, solitary (adorable) bee. Raising mason bees is a great family learning activity with a minimal investment of time and your plants will thank you.
Learn what sleep really is, what happens when we don’t get enough, and strategies to improve the amount and quality of your sleep.
Internet Archive is a non-profit library of millions of free books, movies, software, music, websites, and more. Join two digital investigation enthusiasts to discuss the many possibilities for deep-dive database research. Get help finding “new” old music, obscure documents, historical photos and more. Register: [email protected]
Dr. Katrina Iiams-Hauser will come and discuss medicinal uses for marijuana, with an emphasis on senior care.
Tues. 4/13. Volunteer to help your elder neighbors, during the pandemic and beyond! You can give rides to medical appointments, help outside, and provide social interaction. We are especially in need of gardeners – families welcome!
Wed. 4/14. WSU professor Steven Stehr investigates the roots and consequences of the erosion of truth, with a focus on politics and science. From the rise of conspiracy theories to the echo chamber of social media, Stehr leads a conversation that asks to what extent are we living in a post-truth world?
TED (Technology Entertainment Design), a non-profit organization devoted to sharing ideas worth spreading, has hundreds of talks available online. In this three-part series we will view some of these, followed by in-depth discussions led by Carin Mack.
Sat & Sun 5/1 & 5/2. Your donation can save up to three lives!
