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.
PHOTO/VIDEO RELEASE: Photos/videos may be taken at PNA public events. Please read the release before you participate.
Wed. 9/15. Veteran broadcaster Ross Reynolds explores the impact that audio transmission has had on society and storytelling, beginning with the first century of radio up to the modern age of audiobooks, internet streaming, podcasts, and smart speakers.
Thurs. 9/16. Do you know a teen preparing for college? Dr. Mark Hofer helps students find, get admitted to, and graduate from great colleges and universities that will best serve their academic, social, financial, and personal needs. He guides students and their families through the application and admissions process to identify the best colleges while maintaining a focus on graduating with as little debt as possible.
Fly tying is a rewarding and relaxing hobby for both anglers and those who appreciate the art form (which can be translated into jewelry making as well). Come to this four session class to learn how to make beautiful and effective flies.
Prioritize your mental health at FundaMental Fest, an outdoor festival and fundraiser celebrating wellness for the entire community.
Wed. 8/22. New to the neighborhood or a longtime member? Drop by to learn more about all the Phinney Neighborhood Association has to offer these days.
In this interactive class, participants will learn about the factors contributing to falls and strategies they can implement today to reduce their risk of falls.
Learn organic and sustainable gardening practices, landscape and plant design, while helping in and stewarding Phinney Center's gardens. All skill levels, ages, and levels of physical ability are welcome!
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.
Discover the joy of cooking together. Learn the history and culture of the foods we eat. Explore specific techniques "hands on" and build your cooking confidence. Then, we eat!
Wed. 8/29. Help us celebrate National Senior Center Month with a community lunch at the Greenwood Senior Center.
Sat, Oct.2 Learn how to build your own 3 tray worm composting bin while enjoying the outdoors and meeting your neighbors. No skills necessary; all supplies included.
