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Eagle View
Adult Center
March & April 2019
Class & Event
Registration begins
Thurs. Feb 28
Trip Registration begins
Fri. Mar 1
See pages 2 & 19 for details
Free rides with VIA to and from Eagle View.
Thank you for all the generous donations.
Spaghetti Luncheon
Sat. Mar 2
11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
1150 Prairie Center Parkway, Brighton, CO 80601
303-655-2075
www.brightonco.gov
2 Center Information
Table of Contents Page REGISTRATION PROCEDURE
Continuous Drop-in Activities........ 3 CLASSES, HAPPENINGS, AND EVENING
PROGRAMS REGISTRATION begins on
March Happenings…….................. 4 & 5 Thurs. Feb 28 at 8:00 a.m.
April Happenings ……………...… 6 & 7
Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis.
March Trips ..……..…...…….…… 8 & 9 You can register yourself and one other person.
Cash, checks, and credit cards accepted.
April Trips .………………………. 10 & 11
No trip registration.
Classes……………………………. 12 - 16
TRIP REGISTRATION begins Fri. Mar 1 and is
Calendars ………………………… 17 & 18 held as a LOTTERY.
Center Info & Cancellations …….. 2 & 19 To be in the first round of trip registration, be in
the dining room between 8:00 - 8:25 a.m. to
Special Events ………………….... 20
draw a number. Numbers are randomly drawn,
Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. so there is no advantage to picking first.
Wednesday 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Registration begins at 8:30 a.m. for people
Phone: 303-655-2075 with lottery numbers. During this time, you can
Location: 1150 Prairie Center Parkway register for yourself and only one other
Brighton, CO 80601 person - if you are going on the same trip.
You may also register for classes and events.
Eagle View Center Staff When lottery registration is over (approximately
Sue Corbett - Director
11:00 a.m.), we will reopen registration on a
Donna Singer - Program Coordinator
first-come, first-served basis.
Evon Benitez - Information & Referral
Gayle Martinez - Administrative Assistant After March 1, register for all activities and
Becky Eichem - Front Desk Receptionist trips at the front desk.
Calvin Perdue - Trip Coordinator Registration is taken until the deadline date
Eleanor Maestas - VOA Meal Site Coordinator listed for each activity OR until all spaces have
Cindy Castro - Custodian been filled. Don’t wait - programs fill fast!
Lavon Ausman / Billie Markoff - VNA Nurses
*************************** Senior Wellness Clinic
On The Cover: The Senior Wellness Clinic focuses on health
Left Photo: A group of Brighton citizens promotion and disease prevention for seniors 55+.
boarding VIA to head back home. Operated by Visiting Nurses Association (VNA),
Right Photo: Jane Talbot giving some pointers to services include foot care, health checks, and blood
Nancy McLean in an oil painting class. pressure checks. Fee for foot care is $30 ($40 for
first visit) payable at the time of your appointment.
*************************** Foot care is Kaiser covered with pre-approval. Call
VOA Lunch 303-655-2075 for appointment.
A hot, nutritious lunch is provided by Volunteers Clinic hours: 9:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
of America, Monday - Thursday at 11:30 a.m. Thursdays: Mar 7 - 28 and Apr 4 - 25
Please reserve your VOA meal two working Fridays: Mar 8 & 15 and Apr 12 & 19
days in advance! Call Eleanor at 303-655-2271
between 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., Mon. - Thurs.
Daily meal donations are appreciated.
$2.50 Donation per meal if age 60+
$8.50 Mandatory charge if under 60
Continuous Drop-in Activities 3
Cards, Cards, Cards!
New players welcome. Call the Thanks to Shannon King for Volunteering
listed volunteer. at Eagle View Adult Center.
Hand and Foot
12:45 - 3:30 p.m. Bingo
Mondays No fee - just fun! Play after Police Time
Room: Hawk/Heron the VOA lunch. Prizes vary Sharon Stillwell
Linda: 303-910-4221 from food to “white elephant” from the
gifts. Brighton Police is here to answer
UNO 12:00 - 12:45 p.m. questions.
10:00 - 11:30 a.m. Mondays & Thursdays 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Tuesdays Tuesdays
Room: Brown Computers Available Mahjong
Computers with free internet Drop in to play American
Pinochle Pals available in the Falcon Room Mahjong using 2018 cards.
12:30 - 3:30 p.m. when not occupied. Inquire at 1:00 - 3:00 p.m.
Tuesdays the front desk for free Wi-Fi Mondays - 2nd & 4th
Room: Hawk/Heron throughout EVAC.
Sandy: 303-659-3265 Mexican Train Dominos
Chama: 720-244-6216 Color Me Drop-in This is an easy game to learn - it’s
Adult coloring is a great stress regular dominos with a fun twist.
Cribbage reliever and fun. Drop in to 12:30 - 3:30 p.m.
12:30 - 3:30 p.m. color with other patrons. Wednesdays
Wednesdays 1:00 - 2:30 p.m.
Room: Peer Mondays Scrabble
Shirley: 720-685-3369 25¢ per day Play Scrabble with others who
enjoy the game.
Last Wed. Tournament: $4 12:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Ladies Billiards
Wednesdays
Bridge This is “women only” time.
12:30 - 3:30 p.m. 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. Wood Carving Drop-in
Fridays Mondays Learn to carve wood or work on
Room: Hawk/Heron 25¢ per day an existing project. Call Norm at
Judy: 303-378-5226 978-568-1191 to arrange free
Knit & Crochet Drop-in instruction. Or make wooden cars
Pitch Drop in to knit or crochet with to distribute to kids around the
12:30 - 3:30 p.m. others. No instructor. world through “Toys for God’s
Fridays 10:00 - 11:30 a.m. Kids.” Call Dave 303-637-7686.
Room: Falcon Thursdays 8:00 - 10:00 a.m.
Shirley: 720-685-3369 25¢ per day Tuesdays
25¢ per day
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
12:00 Bingo 8:00 Wood Carving 12:30 Cribbage 10:00 Knit & 12:30 Bridge
12:45 Hand & Foot 10:00 UNO 12:30 Dominos Crochet 12:30 Pitch
1:00 Color Me 11:30 Police Time 12:30 Scrabble 12:00 Bingo
1:00 Ladies Billiards 12:30 Pinochle Pals
1:00 Mahjong 2nd & 4th
4 March Happenings
You must sign up for Medicare Kindness Counts
Registration for BEFORE you turn age 65. Our Ever wish you could make a
Mar/Apr Happenings presenter is Victoria Poilevey, a difference in Brighton? You can!
begins Thurs. Feb 28. Medicare specialist and a This group is about fun, easy
licensed agent with United ideas for spreading a little
Spaghetti Luncheon Health Care. The presentation kindness throughout the
For the last 31 years, we have is general in nature and there is community. Our aim is to
hosted this great community NO solicitation. Lots of time brighten the day for others. Each
event. Bring your family and for questions. month we pick a project and work
friends for spaghetti, salad, bread, 1:00 p.m. together as a group to be kind.
and dessert. Advance ticket Thurs. Mar 7 11:00 a.m.
purchase encouraged, but tickets Free Wed. Mar 13
will be for sale at the door as well. Deadline: Wed. Mar 6
11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Technology and Scams
Sat. Mar 2 Friday Feast With the increased use of the
$7 adults Did you know that Patsy Cline internet, email, and smartphones,
$4 children 12 & under was only 30 when she died on there are now more ways for
March 5, 1963? Back by scammers to contact their
Massage popular demand, Maxine victims. Learn to recognize
Feel great with a massage by our Delgado will be here to perform scams on the internet, social
certified therapist, Sue O’Dell. her vast repertoire of Patsy’s media, and email. They will also
Sue has over 10 years of massage songs. We’ll be serving provide you with ways to avoid
therapy experience. Call 303-655- minestrone soup, sandwich, and unwanted contact from
2075 to make an appointment. dessert by Inglenook. scammers! Plenty of time after
Pay Sue at the time of service - 12:00 noon for questions with AARP
check or cash. Appt. deadline: Fri. Mar 8 ElderWatch presenter, Mark
two days in advance. $4 Fetterhoff. Free, but please
Mar 5 - Apr 24 Deadline: Wed. Mar 6 register.
Tues. 8:15 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 12:30 - 2:00 p.m.
Wed. 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Blood Pressure Screening Wed. Mar 13
1/2 Hour - $26; Hour - $41 The wonderful firefighters from Free
Deadline: Two days ahead the Brighton Fire Department Deadline: Tues. Mar 12
will be here to perform FREE
Eagle View Singers blood pressure checks. Stop by! Grief Support Group
Do you love to sing and want to 10:30 - 11:30 a.m. This five-week support group
be involved in a fun singing Mon. Mar 11 provides helpful grief education
group? Join the Eagle View Thurs. Mar 28 and support to those who are at
Singers. Free Spring Sing least three months out from
performance by the group on Mahjong suffering the loss of a loved
Thurs. Apr 18 at 10:30 a.m. Mahjong is a one. A supportive group who
1:30 p.m. rummy-like knows about what you are
Tuesdays game played experiencing can bring great
Mar 5 - Apr 23 with tiles. We play American comfort. Facilitated by Jody
$8 Mahjong, using 2018 standard Pierce and Jessica Butler from the
hand cards. Drop-in play on the Pennock Center for Counseling.
2nd and 4th Monday monthly. 2:00 - 3:00 p.m.
Medicare 101 1:00 p.m.
This informative presentation is an Wednesdays
Mar 11 & 25 Mar 13 - Apr 10
overview of Medicare - what it is, Free
how it works, and what it covers, Free
Falcon Room Deadline: Mon. Mar 11
especially under Parts A and B.
March Happenings 5
Feathered Friends - residents with general Medicare Book Club -
questions can also call Benefits The Library Book
American Kestrel in Action at 720-221-8354.
Always a hit! Anne Price from Susan Orlean wrote this
10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. inspirational account of April 28,
the Raptor Education Foundation By appointment 1986 when the L.A. library caught
will teach you the biology, habitat, Tues. Mar 19 fire, destroying more than 400,000
and curious facts about the
American Kestrel - a type of “Sisters of Courage” books and devastating the
falcon. Pictures allowed. Lots of Back by Request community reliant on its resources.
time for questions. Fee supports In 1896, Annie and Kittie Yet, like a phoenix, it rose from
REF in caring for injured birds. Harbison homesteaded in the the flames, greater and more
10:00 a.m. Kawuneeche Valley near Grand beloved than ever. Read the book
Thurs. Mar 14 Lake. Journey into the past and meet in the lobby for the
$5 with this one-hour presentation discussion led by Karen Grillos.
Deadline: Wed. Mar 13 sharing the pioneer experience 9:00 a.m.
of the Harbison sisters. Learn Wed. Mar 27
Bunco
how the Harbison Ranch Cribbage Tournament
Bunco is a fun game of dice filled
became the west entrance to
with laughter, refreshments, and Tournament includes prize
Rocky Mountain National Park.
prizes. Bunco fills up fast so winnings and refreshments. Just
Presenter Dave Lively is a tour
don’t wait to register! drop in and pay fee to the
guide in Grand Lake.
1:00 - 3:30 p.m. tournament volunteer.
1:30 p.m.
Thursdays 12:30 p.m.
Wed. Mar 20
Mar 14 & 28 Wed. Mar 27
$7
$4 $4
Deadline: Fri. Mar 15
Deadline: Tues. before
Healthy Tips City Spotlight: Brighton
Movie: The Quiet Man Historic Properties
When an American prize-fighter Betty Stephenson shares the
most recent research about Back by Request
(John Wayne) kills a man in the Kim Bauer, City of Brighton
ring, he returns to the Irish village nutrition and healthy eating.
10:45 a.m. Historic Preservation Coordinator,
where he was born to find has a slide presentation on eleven
peace. There he meets and falls in Thurs. Mar 21
properties in Brighton of historic
love with the sister (Maureen Active Minds: Eleanor significance. Learn something
O’Hara) of the village bully - new about Brighton’s history and/
disrupting the quiet life he Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt or reminisce about places from
envisioned. Colorized 1952 your past. Program is one hour
comedy. Not rated. 2 hrs/10 was both
outspoken and, at with lots of time for questions.
mins. Free, but register. Free, but please register.
1:30 p.m. times, quite
controversial. 1:00 p.m.
Fri. Mar 15 Wed. Mar 27
Deadline: Thurs. Mar 14 Join Active Minds
as we examine her life and the Deadline: Tues. Mar 26
Medicare Counseling impact it had on important Readers Theatre
You can receive one-on-one causes such as human rights
and the successful launch of the Performance
assistance on Medicare issues The Readers Theatre performances
from Ann Brothers. She is United Nations.
1:30 - 2:30 p.m. are always a lot of fun and only
specially trained on Medicare last about 20 minutes. Drop in for
insurance programs, including Thurs. Mar 21
$5 the free show before VOA lunch.
Medicare Part D. Call Evon at 10:45 a.m.
303-655-2079 to make an Deadline: Tues. Mar 19
Thurs. Mar 28
appointment. Adams County Free
6 April Happenings
Registration for Denver Mob Scene Hair Sparkles
Mar/Apr Happenings Back by Request Sparkle your hair with silk hair
Join Denver mob historian, Tom tinsel. Tinsel is tied onto
begins Thurs. Feb 28. Hackett, on a photo tour of individual strands of hair and
North Denver’s Little Italy. can stay for weeks with gentle
Community View slides of the former social shampooing. All hair colors
Garden clubs, homes, and haunts of look great! Hair must be
Sign-Up some of Denver’s most straight or slightly wavy and at
Eagle View has a community influential crime families, while least 5 - 6 inches long. Make
garden consisting of 14 elevated learning the truth behind many appointment and pay fee at the
planter beds. These are available of the legends! If you have gone front desk. Provided by Sarah
to lease to seniors who don’t on the trip, you will still enjoy Hoskin-Clymer.
have space at home. Beds are this “tour through pictures” and 12:00 noon - 3:00 p.m.
raised 24” to allow easy access learn some new information. Tues. Apr 16
for planting, weeding, and 1:00 - 3:30 p.m. $7 front strands
watering without excessive Wed. Apr 10 $10 throughout
bending and stooping. Center $5 Deadline: Mon. Apr 15
will provide the beds, hose, and Deadline: Mon. Apr 8
water. Participants bring their Spring Sing
own tools, seeds, and organic Friday Feast The Eagle View
fertilizer. Participants must agree Elvis will be “in the Singers are so
to maintain their bed throughout house!” You will much fun and
the season. hear George Gray we invited them
Mon. Apr 1 sing Elvis Presley’s to perform for
$20 per garden bed songs, learn Elvis you! The
trivia, and have a program is free,
Hemp Oil wonderful time. We’ll be but if you want to stay for
Hemp oil has been used serving cheese potato soup, lunch, you must reserve with
medicinally worldwide for 4,000 sandwich, and cookies from Eleanor at 303-655-2271 by
years. Attend this educational Brookdale. Mon. Apr 15.
program to learn: What is hemp 12:00 noon 10:30 a.m.
oil? How is hemp different from Fri. Apr 12 Thurs. Apr 18
marijuana? Does it make you $4 $2.50 donation 60+
high? Does it have side effects? Deadline: Wed. Apr 10 $8.50 under 60
Most importantly, Kimberly Deadline: Mon. Apr 15
Hodgson and Vanessa Skidmore, Nordic Walking DEMO
R.N. will talk about the beneficial Try Nordic walking for free!
effects of hemp oil, such as See how much better you can Snowy Weather
improving energy and immune walk using Nordic walking You will be called by EVAC or
functioning, reducing pain and poles. They help with balance your instructor if we are
inflammation, and much more. endurance, strength, and cancelling programs or classes
Free program, but please register. mobility. Great if you have due to bad winter weather.
1:30 p.m. physical challenges in knees or
Thurs. Apr 4 hips. Poles provided. Instructor Free Programs
Free Sarah Hoskin Clymer. Please attend if you are
Deadline: Tues. Apr 2 10:00 - 11:00 a.m. registered - your instructors are
Tues. Apr 16 counting on you.
Free
Deadline: Fri. Apr 12
April Happenings 7
Active Minds: Challenges Book Club - The Day the
of Mexico World Came to Town Tuesday & Wednesday
Join Active Minds for an in-depth The Day the World Came to Gift Cards
look at our neighbor to the south. Town by Jim DeFede is the true Each day you eat VOA lunch at
We will cover Mexican history story behind the events on 9/11 Eagle View on Tuesday or
and recent events as we seek to that inspired Broadway’s hit Wednesday you earn a chance to
understand how this country fits musical Come from Away. win a $10 gift card from the
in the regional puzzle of North, Thirty-eight jetliners bound for Eagle View Adult Center
Central, and South America. We the U.S. were forced to land in Senior Advisory Board.
will examine key issues in Gander, Newfoundland, due to Drawing held monthly.
Mexican relations with the U.S. the closing of U.S. airspace on
including immigration, trade September 11. The population
relations, and border security. of this small town swelled from April Happenings
1:30 - 2:30 p.m. 10,000 to nearly 17,000. The
Thurs. Apr 18 citizens of Gander met the Descriptions: Pages 4 & 5
$5 stranded passengers with an
Deadline: Tues. Apr 16 overwhelming display of Massage
friendship and goodwill. Read Tues. & Wed.
Movie: Going in Style the book and meet in the lobby By appointment
Desperate to pay the bills and for the discussion led by Karen
come through for their loved Grillos. Mahjong
ones, three lifelong pals (Morgan 9:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m.
Freeman, Michael Caine, and Wed. Apr 24 Mon. Apr 8 & 22
Alan Arkin) risk it all by Kindness Counts
embarking on a daring bid to Planning Ahead - 11:00 a.m.
knock off the very bank that “Lunch and Learn” Wed. Apr 10
absconded with their pension Join us for this “Lunch and
funds. Rated PG-13. Learn” about planning ahead for Blood Pressure Screening
1 hr/40 mins. Free, but register. your senior years. This 10:30 - 11:30 a.m.
2:00 p.m. informative event will have Thurs. Apr 11/Mon. Apr 22
Tues. Apr 23 speakers from the following Healthy Tips
Deadline: Mon. Apr 22 industries: assisted living, home 10:45 a.m.
health, home care, skilled Thurs. Apr 11
nursing homes, palliative/end of
life care, financial planning, Bunco
long term care insurance, and 1:00 - 3:30 p.m.
real estate. The speakers will Thurs. Apr 11 & 25
provide guidance on what to Medicare Counseling
plan for within each industry Tues. Apr 16
without solicitation. Lunch is By appointment
included. Free, but registration
is a must! Lunch sponsored by Cribbage Tournament
Brookdale Brighton. 12:30 p.m.
12:00 noon - 2:00 p.m. Wed. Apr 24
Wed. Apr 24
Free
Readers Theatre
Our wood carving drop-in class Deadline: Fri. Apr 19 Performance
is a great way to find new 10:45 a.m.
friends and learn a new hobby. Thurs. Apr 25
8 March Trips
drive there. Trip will leave one of Denver's best annual St.
Registration for ALL Trips Central City at 3:00 p.m. Patrick's Day celebrations.
begins on Fri. Mar 1
8:45 a.m. No meal.
See Page 2 for details.
Tues. Mar 12 6:15 p.m.
$16 Sat. Mar 16
Deadline: Thurs. Mar 7 $36
Denotes lots of walking Deadline: Tues. Mar 5
Fiske Planetarium
The Fiske Church Basement
Restaurant Planetarium in Ladies: Rise Up, O Men
Concourse Boulder is This brand new musical comedy
Moderne putting on a features the men of the church
Enjoy lunch at talk led by Dr. and your favorite basement
this stylishly Fran Bagenal. ladies who serve them. As
decorated restaurant serving Dr. Bagenal, these hard-working farmers
seasonally focused American who chairs NASA’s Outer discuss their scrap lumber piles
cuisine in Denver’s Stapleton Planet Assessment Group, will and benefits of weld vs. solder,
neighborhood. The restaurant is take us on a journey to Jupiter they unintentionally disrupt the
a homage to the airport, which with the findings from order of the kitchen.
formerly occupied the site. NASA’s Juno spacecraft. The Nevertheless, that’s what
10:30 a.m. Juno spacecraft launched in happens when you let the
Mon. Mar 11 2011 and is projected to cost roosters in the hen house.
$5 (plus meal $15+) around $1 billion over its Performance is at Union Colony
Deadline: Thurs. Mar 7 lifetime. Learn about the most Civic Center in Greeley.
up-to-date news regarding the No meal.
Rosie’s Diner mission to the largest planet in 6:00 p.m.
Step back into the 50s by joining our solar system. Images from Sun. Mar 17
us for lunch at the famous Juno have revealed swirling $36
Rosie’s Diner in Aurora. They clouds, polar storms, deep Deadline: Mon. Mar 4
serve fantastic food and have weather systems, and the
breakfast all day long! Don’t spinning Great Red Dot. Model Railroad Museum
forget to order one of their No meal. The Colorado Railroad Museum
homemade milkshakes or 5:45 p.m. in Greeley took over five years
malts. Wear your favorite 50’s Thurs. Mar 14 to complete with 280,000
outfit for festive fun. $9 volunteer hours. This 5,500 sq.
12:30 p.m. Deadline: Mon. Mar 4 ft. masterpiece has more than
Mon. Mar 11 500 scale locomotives, 80 scale
$5 (plus meal $12+) Denver Brass: miles of train track, thousands
Deadline: Thurs. Mar 7 Celtic Fusion of other handmade artifacts,
Denver Brass is performing a including around 28,000
Gamble @ Johnny Z wonderful concert at the handmade trees and a real
Join us this month for a Newman Center for the caboose. Pictures don’t do this
gorgeous day in the mountains Performing Arts in Denver. place justice, so please join us
with good food and good This unexpected musical on this unforgettable trip.
friends. We will see what hybrid has grown into a full- Lunch after at Double Tree.
Johnny Z Casino in Central City blown Celtic extravaganza, 9:00 a.m.
has to offer. Bring your player’s fusing the best of Irish and Tues. Mar 19
card and $1 for the raffle on the Scottish music and dance with $12 (plus meal $14+)
Colorado style. Don't miss Deadline: Thurs. Mar 7
March Trips 9
the true love of a Snowshoe
family. Dinner included. Bear Lake
4:45 p.m. By Request
Fri. Mar 22 Join us on a
$63 snowshoe adventure
Deadline: Thurs. Mar 7 to Bear Lake in
Rocky Mountain National Park.
Travel Film: China, Huckleberry Afternoon Park Rangers will lead this
Beyond the Wall Tea educational adventure of
By Request By Request breathtaking beauty on a 1.5-
The Northglenn Recreation Relax as you’re served a mile, 2-hour roundtrip
Center is featuring a film by traditional afternoon tea, snowshoe hike. The elevation
Karin Muller on her 3-month complete with a lovely table increase is about 500 ft. with
adventure to China. Follow dressed with linens and tea plenty of opportunity to enjoy
Muller as she travels alone, time accoutrements at The the views. Pack a lunch, plenty
living with Tibetan nomadic yak Huckleberry in Louisville. of water, and wear winter boots
herders, Mongolian wrestlers, Enjoy bountiful, tiered tower and apparel. Snowshoe poles
and Buddhist warrior monks. of delicious tea sandwiches are not included and not
This adventure film will reveal and pastries baked fresh and available for rent, but are
the kindness and welcoming served with a pot of their recommended for those without
nature of the many different premium tea. good balance.
cultures in China. Lunch after at 1:30 p.m. 7:30 a.m.
Heaven Dragon Restaurant in Mon. Mar 25 Thurs. Mar 28
Thornton. $35 $7
9:00 a.m. Deadline: Thurs. Mar 21 Deadline: Wed. Mar 20
Wed. Mar 20
$11 (plus meal $14) Molly Brown House Gaylord
Deadline: Fri. Mar 15 By Request
Home to the American Rockies Resort
philanthropist, socialite, and A new resort has
Oliver opened in Aurora
By Request activist, the Molly Brown
House Museum in Denver is and it’s getting a lot
Candlelight Dinner Playhouse is of buzz. On this outing, we will
bringing Charles Dickens’ filled with historical
appeal. Join us as we, take a drive you to Gaylord Rockies
beloved book, Oliver Twist, to Resort and Convention Center
life. The streets of Victorian tour through this 1880s relic
that recently went through a to have a look at what makes
England come to life as Oliver, a this resort so captivating. This
3-year, $2 million restoration.
malnourished orphan in a massive facility has seven
Exploring this beautiful
workhouse, becomes the restaurants and bars, 22,000
property will delight all,
neglected apprentice of an square feet of swimming pools
including the ones who have
undertaker. Oliver escapes to and a lazy river, a 75ft.
London and finds acceptance visited in previous years. New
rooms to explore! This is a projector screen, and so much
amongst a group of petty thieves more. This is your chance to
led by the elderly Fagin. When walking tour that involves
flights of stairs. No meal. explore the resort on your own
Oliver is captured for a theft that and choose a restaurant for
he did not commit, the 12:15 p.m.
Wed. Mar 27 lunch.
benevolent victim takes him in. 10:00 a.m.
Fagin employs the evil Bill Sikes $17
Deadline: Mon. Mar 18 Sat. Mar 30
and the sympathetic Nancy to $5 (plus meal $15+)
kidnap him back, threatening Deadline: Wed. Mar 27
Oliver’s chances of discovering
10 April Trips
Registration for ALL Trips Denver Mob Tour Gamble @ Mardi Gras
begins on Fri. Mar 1 Back by Request Head up the mountain with
See Page 2 for details. Join Denver Mob historian, your friends for a fun-filled
Tom Hackett, on this exciting day of gambling. We will
bus tour through North venture to Mardi Gras Casino
Denver's Little Italy! We will in Black Hawk where lucky
Denotes lots of walking winnings have become a
explore former social clubs,
homes, and haunts of some of normal occurrence. Bring your
Denver’s most influential players card and $1 for the
Art of Glass raffle on the drive. Trip will
Back by Request Denver crime families, while
uncovering the truth behind leave Black Hawk at 3:00 p.m.
Take a ride with us to North 8:45 a.m.
Denver where we will be many of these legends.
Afterwards we will have Tues. Apr 9
stopping at Agnes of Glass. The $18
artist, Agnes, will give an hour- lunch at Gaetano’s!
Trip A Deadline: Thurs. Apr 4
long demonstration on how she
creates glass art, which will 10:15 a.m.
Thurs. Apr 4 Cheese
include solid and hollow Importers Bistro
pieces. This is a wonderful $19 (plus meal $15+)
Deadline: Tues. Mar 26 Cheese Importers in Longmont
opportunity for you to see how has natural, organic and
raw pieces of glass are imported cheeses, cured meats,
transformed into beautiful art. Trip B
10:15 a.m. specialty oils, spices, olives,
Lunch afterwards at Next Door chocolate, and other unique
Stapleton. Tues. Apr 30
$19 (plus meal $15+) specialty foods. "La
9:00 a.m. Fromagerie," their European
Mon. Apr 1 Deadline: Fri. Apr 19
Marketplace, is open to the
$15 (plus meal $14+)
Deadline: Mon. Mar 18
Denver POPs public featuring the largest
By Request walk-in refrigerated cheese and
Colorado’s This is the Denver Pops’ cured meat market in
season finale at the Central Colorado. We will start with
Antique Gallery Presbyterian Church in lunch at the bistro followed by
Colorado’s largest antique mall Denver. This concert will shopping at their market. Must
located in Littleton has 51,000 capture the spirit of America be able to walk up 15 steps.
square feet of space with over as we explore the American 10:15 a.m.
275 dealers. Find anything from dream through music and will Thurs. Apr 11
vintage toys to antique purses to feature some of the great $5 (plus meal $15)
retro couches. This store has American composers like Deadline: Wed. Apr 3
such a variety of antiques that it Aaron Copland and John
will appeal to all interests. Williams. To add to the
Before you shop, we will stop at finale, they will welcome
Sweet Tomatoes for their lunch up-and-coming composer, Hiking Leads
buffet. Peter Boyer. Don’t miss the Spring is right around the
10:15 a.m.
last show of the season!
Wed. Apr 3 corner, and EVAC is looking
No meal.
$4 (plus meal $14+) for volunteers to help on hiking
3:00 p.m.
Deadline: Mon. Apr 1 Sat. Apr 6 trips. Please fill out a volunteer
$21 application at the front desk.
Deadline: Thurs. Mar 21April Trips 11
Boulder Edition
Stop & “Shutter”
Colorado is home to some of the
most picturesque places in the
The Illusionists: Rockies vs. Phillies country. Luckily, we live close to
many of these destinations worth
Live from Broadway By Request
photographing. On this trip, we’ll
The world’s best-selling magic Thank goodness it’s that time of
be going to Boulder to take pictures
show is coming to the Buell year again. We have missed our
of a few of their iconic landscapes.
Theatre in Denver. Straight Rockies! Join us as we head out
Whether you take photos with an
from Broadway, this to support the Colorado Rockies
IPhone or a DSLR camera, this trip
performance has six different as they play against the
has fun written all over it. Lunch
magicians, each with a unique Philadelphia Phillies. Pack your
lunch or buy food on site at the after at Tsing Tao.
style of magic. The show has 9:00 a.m.
shattered box office records many vendors. Dress for the
Sat. Apr 27
across the world and astonished weather. There are two
$4 (plus meal $12+)
audiences of all ages. Expect to handicap and two aisle seats
Deadline: Mon. Apr 22
be on the edge of your seat from available.
start to finish. No meal. 11:00 a.m.
12:30 p.m. Sun. Apr 21 Silent Film
Sat. Apr 13 $19 (plus food $10+) with Orchestra
$43 Deadline: Thurs. Apr 4 Go back in time as
Deadline: Tues. Mar 26 we drive to the
Washing Hensel Phelps
Natura Obscura Machine Theater in Greeley
By Request for a silent
Museum film. In this
The Museum of Outdoor Art in Located
Englewood has transformed its gripping film set in
between pre-depression America, Louise
indoor gallery into a woodland Severance and Eaton, Lee
forest. “Natura Obscura” is a Brooks and Richard Arlen take to
Maxwell’s Washing Machine riding the rails to escape a
self-guided exploration through Museum has a display of the
a surrealist, dreamlike forest manslaughter charge. Long
earliest washboards to the unavailable, “Beggars of Life” was
that combines art, sculpture, and machines used today. Lee and
the latest in virtual, augmented, recently restored by the George
his interesting facts, stories, and Eastman Museum and is now
and digital technologies. While quips takes this 2-hour tour from
looking for clues to a mystery, widely regarded as Louise Brooks’
interesting to fantastic. finest American film. The Mont
you can touch just about Although he has a one-of-a-kind
anything, making this a fully Alto Motion Picture Orchestra will
display of washing machines, accompany the film to bring more
immersive experience. Join us there are also other artifacts in
for a private tour of the museum depth and drama. Based in
his collection. This oddity Louisville, Colorado, this quintet
on a day they are not open to museum and the character of
the public. Lunch after at Post has become famous for its sensitive
Lee will have you leaving with and powerful resurrection of the lost
Brewing Company. joy. Dinner after at Rudy’s
10:00 a.m. repertoire played by silent film
“Country Store” and Bar-BQ. orchestras. No meal.
Mon. Apr 15 12:30 p.m.
$15 (plus meal $15+) 12:30 p.m.
Thurs. Apr 25 Sun. Apr 28
Deadline: Fri. Apr 5 $12 (plus meal $14+) $11
Deadline: Wed. Apr 10 Deadline: Mon. Apr 812 Classes
Registration for Classes Session 1: Mar 5 - 26 Bridge - Beginning
$32 (4 wks) Beginning bridge is open to anyone
begins Thurs. Feb 28 Deadline: Mon. Mar 4 by desiring to learn a lifetime skill. No
See Page 2 for details. noon prior knowledge of how to play
Session 2: Apr 2 - 30 bridge is preferred. Learn the basics,
AARP Smart Driver $40 (5 wks) scoring, and evaluation of hands,
Take AARP’s refresher course of Deadline: Fri. Mar 29 followed by practice.
safe driving practices and rules Instructor: Bobbi Jo Unruh.
and get a discount off your auto Back to Balance 10:00 - 11:00 a.m.
insurance for most companies. Recovering stability, strength, Thursdays
Fri. Apr 5 and balance is achievable. Mar 7 - Apr 25
12:00 noon - 4:30 p.m. We’ll use various tools and fun $12 (8 wks)
$15 - AARP member exercises to improve or maintain Deadline: Tues. Mar 5
$20 - Non-member balance and prevent falls. Class
Deadline: Wed. Apr 3 is for those not needing walking Bridge Level 2
assistance. If you use a walker Enhance your bridge
Acrylic Paint Party or cane, sign up for Parkinson's game! A class for
It’s a “Social Artworking” class. Questions? Call Dottie participants who know
Acrylic Paint Party! All supplies La Fleur at 303-907-5339. basic bridge fundamentals. Class
and instruction provided for you Class A: 10:15 - 11:15 a.m. reinforces fundamentals, while
to have fun painting and Class B: 11:30 - 12:30 p.m. expanding your knowledge of
finishing a beautiful canvas Wednesdays playing. Learn evaluation of hands,
picture. See display case for the $20 (4 wks) bidding practices, conventions, how
painting of the month. Some to play hands, read game play, and
painting experience is helpful! Session 1: Mar 6 - 27 scoring. Instructor: Bobbi Jo Unruh.
Instructor: Judy Schissler. Deadline: Mon. Mar 4 8:45 - 9:45 a.m.
8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Thursdays
Session 2: Apr 3 - 24 Mar 7 - Apr 25
$35 Deadline: Mon. Apr 1 $12 (8 wks)
Session 1: Giraffe Family Deadline: Tues. Mar 5
Fri. Mar 29 Body Fit
Deadline: Tues. Mar 26 This new fitness class (higher Chair Yoga
level than drop-in) will help you Enjoy all the healthy benefits of yoga
Session 2: Sand/Sunglasses get in shape and maybe even without getting on the floor!
Fri. Apr 19 lose some weight. The program Targeted stretching releases tension
Deadline: Tues. Apr 16 will mix weights with cardio in the body to help return to proper
movement to strengthen heart alignment and range of motion.
Adaptive Yoga and body. It will also
This class is designed for people Yoga exercises are done with the
incorporate balance, core, and support of a chair to improve posture,
living with mobility floor work. Exercises can be
impairments. Yoga postures are flexibility, and strength which means
modified to your fitness level. more freedom of movement and less
modified to your needs. Class Instructor: Mary Ann Hicks.
size limited to ensure individual pain. Instructor: Dottie LaFleur.
10:00 - 11:00 a.m. 8:30 - 9:30 a.m.
attention by Karen Vizyak, Fridays
Physical Therapist and certified Thursdays
$20 (4 wks) $20 (4 wks)
yoga teacher. People in
wheelchairs and walkers are Session 1: Mar 8 - 29 Session 1: Mar 7 - 28
especially encouraged to join. Deadline: Wed. Mar 6 Deadline: Wed. Mar 6
9:15 - 10:15 a.m. Session 2: Apr 5 - 26
Tuesdays Session 2: Apr 4 - 25
Deadline: Wed. Apr 3 Deadline: Wed. Apr 3Classes 13
Craft Time Foods of India: class. All supplies and envelopes
Work on your projects in the Festival Food included in fee. Sign up for one or
company of others! We provide In celebration of Tamil New more classes!
space to work on any DRY craft Year celebrated throughout 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.
hobby such as tatting, knitting, India, we will cook a festival Fridays
crocheting, and Japanese Bunka. menu. Menu: Pongal (Rice/ Mar 8, 22, Apr 12, 26
Register any time - just pay the Mung Beans with spices), $5 per class
one-time fee. Sambar (pigeon peas/onions/ Deadline: Wed. before
10:00 - 11:30 a.m. spices), Vada (Lentil fritters),
Mondays Chutney (coconut paste), and a Healthier Minds
Mar 4 - Apr 29 special surprise dessert. Are you experiencing changes in
$4 Instructor Akila Arumugam is your health or life circumstances
an amazing cook and and just can’t move forward? The
Exercise - Drop-in nutritionist from India. antidote is to take control of your
Attend our convenient drop-in 10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. “automatic negative thoughts.”
exercise class for people of all Fri. Apr 26 Change the way you think and you
fitness levels. These classes are $38 will change the way you live!
especially great for people just Deadline: Tues. Apr 23 Believe in yourself, develop self-
starting a fitness routine, as confidence, embrace courage, and
exercises can be done using a Genealogy overcome obstacles. Facilitator
chair for seated exercises and Find your Dolores Folkenroth encourages
standing support. Exercises can ancestors and discussion to support one another
be altered for a harder workout. record the and shares her personal journey
Mar 4 - Apr 29 information through change.
$1 daily fee using the 9:30 - 11:00 a.m.
computer and Wednesdays
Monday & Wednesday Mar 6 - Apr 24
Instructor: Dottie LaFleur other resources.
Facilitators Sheryl Johnson and $4 (8 wks)
9:00 - 10:00 a.m. Deadline: Mon. Mar 4
Fred Trail will show you how
Friday working one-on-one with
Instructor: Rosalie Farrer students. Class limited to 3 History:
8:30 - 9:30 a.m. people on the EVAC The Constitution Part 3
computers. Five more students The Constitution of the United
Fit Ball Class can bring a laptop or I-device States is the governing document
Fit balls are a wonderful way for for our country, but how many of
with wireless capabilities.
seniors to improve balance, us know what it says, what it
Some computer ability
flexibility, and core strength means, and how it guides and
necessary. Bring a flash drive
without expensive equipment. protects us? In this class we go
and pencil with eraser.
Marti Duquette, instructor and through the Constitution word by
9:00 - 10:30 a.m.
physical therapist from PVMC, Fridays word. In March/April we will
can show you ways to modify Mar 8 - Apr 26 review Article VI and VII, then
any of the fit ball exercises. $16 (8 wks) embark on the Amendments. New
10:30 - 11:30 a.m. Deadline: Wed. Mar 6 students are welcome. Instructor:
Thursdays: Brenda Hoke. No class Mar 11 or
$20 (4 wks) Apr 8.
Greeting Cards
Session 1: Mar 7 - 28 Make amazing greeting cards 10:00 - 11:00 a.m.
Deadline: Tues. Mar 5 using a variety of materials. Mondays
Ella Hastman will teach simple Mar 4 - Apr 29
Session 2: Apr 4 - 25 techniques to complete two $3 (7 wks)
Deadline: Tues. Apr 2 creative, pre-designed cards per Deadline: Fri. Mar 114 Classes
Session 1: Mar 8 - 29 Schissler and Jane Talbot.
Registration for Classes Deadline: Wed. Mar 6 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon
begins Thurs. Feb 28 Tuesdays
Session 2: Apr 5 - 26 $20 (4 wks)
See Page 2 for details. Deadline: Wed. Apr 3
Session 1: Mar 5 - 26
iCan! - iPhone & iPad Line Dance - Level 2 Deadline: Fri. Mar 1
You can have an iCan attitude after Learn the hottest new line dance
refining your iPhone or iPad skills! routines. No partners needed to Session 2: Apr 2 - 23
Find out how to use features that enjoy this fun form of country Deadline: Fri. Mar 29
best suit your needs, along with dancing. Some experience in
handy tips. This class will have line dancing is necessary. Class Painting Skills
something for everyone, tailored to is shortened on special event Learn helpful hints to improve your
your needs. Bring device (charged) days. oil or acrylic painting in this free
and your Apple ID and Apple ID 9:30 - 11:00 a.m. tutorial class of basic skills. We will
password. This is a small class so Fridays cover: preparing a canvas, planning
the instructor can help you directly. $20 (4 wks) your painting, choosing and caring
Instructor: Lisa Asmussen. for brushes, finishes, and more. This
9:30 - 11:00 a.m. Session 1: Mar 8 - 29 is an educational class for beginners
Tues/Thurs Deadline: Wed. Mar 6 or experts - no painting. Instructors:
April 4, 9, 16, 18 Session 2: Apr 5 - 26 Judy Schissler and Jane Talbot.
$38 (4 classes) Deadline: Wed. Apr 3 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon
Deadline: Tues. Apr 2 Tues. Apr 30
Nordic Walking - Free
Japanese Bunka Embroidery Beginning Deadline: Fri. Apr 26
Japanese Bunka Embroidery creates
Spring is here and it’s time to Parkinson’s
beautiful framed art by “punching”
get walking. Increase your
thread through stretched fabric.
mobility by using Nordic Exercise Class
Supplies and kits available to This research-based
walking poles. Their use can
purchase from the instructor; cost of exercise class can
improve balance, increase heart/
beginner kit is $50. Three slots improve balance, gait,
lung endurance, muscular
saved for beginners. Instructor: tremors, flexibility,
strength, and are great if you
Donna Heneger. grip strength, and motor
have problems with knees or
10:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon coordination for people with
hips. Instructor Sarah Hoskin
Wednesdays Parkinson’s, MS, or stroke. Also
Clymer provides the poles.
$20 (4 wks) suitable for anyone dealing with
10:00 - 11:00 a.m.
Session 1: Mar 6 - 27 Tues/Thurs limited mobility, range of motion, or
Deadline: Mon. Mar 4 April 23, 25, 30 injury. The bulk of this class
$23 (3 classes) focuses on balance. For safety,
Session 2: Apr 3 - 24 Deadline: Fri. Apr 19 caregivers may be asked to attend.
Deadline: Mon. Apr 1 Questions? Call certified instructor
Oil Painting Dottie LaFleur at 303-907-5339.
Line Dance - Beginner Beginners work 10:30 - 11:45 a.m.
Get fit by learning to line dance! on a pre-selected Tuesdays
This class is designed to teach new painting to learn
beginners basic dance steps. You Session 1: Mar 5 - 26
basic skills. Tell $28 (4 wks)
will then learn 1 or 2 dances per us at registration if you are a
class depending on the group. Deadline: Mon. Mar 4 by noon
beginner and get a supply list
There will be lots of repetition. (cost approx. $120). Veteran Session 2: Apr 2 - 30
8:30 - 9:25 a.m. painters work on a painting of $35 (5 wks)
Fridays their choice. Instructors: Judy Deadline: Mon. Apr 1 by noon
$20 (4 wks)Classes 15
Password Tips & Tricks Instructor: Teri Hendricks. No older adults, where the pace and the
Experts say “change your class Apr 19. music is slower. All abilities
passwords!” to keep personal 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. welcome. No partner needed.
information safe. Having trouble Fridays Instructor/Professional caller: Mike
remembering those passwords? Mar 8 - Apr 26 Olivieri. No class Apr 17.
Learn to protect your accounts and $20 (7 wks) 9:00 - 10:00 a.m.
pass important information onto Deadline: Wed. Mar 6 Wednesdays
your next of kin. Learn password
strategies, then tackle organizing/ Quilting Intermediate - Session 1: Mar 6 - 27
resetting your passwords with Row by Row $20 (4 wks)
instructor support. Attendees can A “Row by Row” quilt is like a Deadline: Mon. Mar 4
get a password log book from quilted paragraph with each row Session 2: Apr 3 - 24
instructor Lisa Asmussen for an $8 being like a sentence. The fun $15 (3 wks)
fee, or bring your own. comes in doing them one row at Deadline: Mon. Apr 1
9:30 - 10:30 a.m. a time. To see examples of
Thurs. Mar 7 & 14 “Row by Row” quilts, do an Tai Chi - Beginner
$15 (plus optional $8) internet search or look on Discover the benefits of this ancient
Deadline: Tues. Mar 5 Pinterest. To complete this form of movement which can
project, we will work on “Row improve balance, agility, strength,
Photo Basics using iPhone by Row” this session and into coordination, and reduce stress. Tai
Just in time for the Stop and May/June. Instructors: Shari Chi is easy and fun to learn. Expect
“Shutter” trip to Boulder! Learn Coren and Cheryl Stoddard. lots of repetition so you can master
the basics of using your iPhone or 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. the moves. Instructor: Saba Obika.
iPad camera. This class will cover Thursdays 2:00 - 3:00 p.m.
how to take a photo, front (selfies) Mar 7 - Apr 18 Wednesdays
vs. rear facing camera, editing $20 (7 wks) $20 (4 wks)
tools, organizing/storing photos, Deadline: Wed. Mar 6
sending photos through email/text, Session 1: Mar 6 - 27
sharing on social media, and photo Readers Theatre Deadline: Mon. Mar 4
apps to help create great images. Performing is fun, especially
when memorization is not Session 2: Apr 3 - 24
Bring your smartphone for Deadline: Mon. Apr 1
hands-on use; you should know needed! Bring a pencil, yellow
how to use it with confidence as highlighter and a small, black Tai Chi - Level 2
this is not a class to learn your 3-ring binder to class. If unable This class is for students who have
device. A handout will be provided to attend the first day, call Eagle mastered Beginning Tai Chi and are
by instructor Diana DeBrohun. View at 303-655-2075. ready to learn more. Level 2 will
2:00 - 4:00 p.m. Instructor: Dolly Garcia.
challenge students with new moves
Tues. Apr 9 12:30 - 1:30 p.m. and more of the simplified
$17 Tuesdays 37-Posture Form. Learn movements
Deadline: Fri. Apr 5 $3 (4 wks) that can be practical for everyday
Quilting Beginning - Session 1: Mar 5 - 26 life. Instructor: Saba Obika.
Deadline: Fri. Mar 1 2:00 - 3:00 p.m.
Wall Hanging Play on Thurs. Mar 28 Mondays
Work on the same applique wall
hanging project to learn new skills Session 2: Apr 2 - 23 Session 1: Mar 4 - 25
such as binding and stippling. Deadline: Fri. Mar 29 $20 (4 wks)
Material list at registration. If time, Play on Thurs. Apr 25 Deadline: Fri. Mar 1 by noon
we will also make unique seamless
Session 2: Apr 1 - 29
pillowcases - instructions provided Square Dancing $25 (5 wks)
in class. Talk with instructor if Square Dancing is a fun way to Deadline: Fri. Mar 29 by noon
you’ve never quilted. exercise! Class is geared to16 Classes
Tatting Writing Drop-In Yoga - Continuing
Tatting creates a durable lace by Drop in to write with us, be it Improve your health and flexibility
handcrafting a series of knots and memoirs, stories, or legacy with this continuing yoga class.
loops. This vintage lace can adorn letters. We will share our Class will focus on gentle yoga to
clothing and accessories. writing and offer whatever input improve range of motion and reduce
Registration for tatting includes you wish. The goal is to write stress. Participants must be
registration in “Craft Time” for no something you are happy to comfortable getting onto and off the
additional charge. Instructor: share with friends and family. floor and have taken yoga classes
Charlotte Jacobucci. Join any time for a one-time fee. within the past year. Instructor:
9:15 - 9:45 a.m. Instructors: Shari Coren and Carolyn Priola.
Mondays Sheryl Johnson. Yoga - Continuing Tues. AM
Mar 4 - Apr 29 9:30 - 11:00 a.m. 9:00 - 10:00 a.m.
$4 Wednesdays Tuesdays
Join anytime Mar 6 - Apr 24 $20 (4 wks)
$4 (8 wks)
Watercolor Cards Join any time Session 1: Mar 5 - 26
Make greeting cards using a variety Deadline: Mon. Mar 4 by noon
of watercolor techniques (see Yoga - Beginning
This basic beginning class will Session 2: Apr 2 - 23
display case). Beginners welcome.
focus on relaxation, breathing, Deadline: Mon. Apr 1 by noon
Get supply list at registration -
some supplies provided. Instructor: increased range of motion, and Yoga - Continuing Thurs. PM
Sharon Krohn. flexibility. You must be able to 12:30 - 1:30 p.m.
1:00 - 3:30 p.m. get onto and off the floor. If you Thursdays
$13 (per session) have trouble on the floor or have $20 (4 wks)
considerable physical
Session 1: Mon. Mar 25 limitations, please enroll in Session 1: Mar 7 - 28
Deadline: Thurs. Mar 21 Chair Yoga or Adaptive Yoga. Deadline: Tues. Mar 5
Session 2: Mon. Apr 29 Instructor: Carolyn Priola. Session 2: Apr 4 - 25
Deadline: Thurs. Apr 25 Yoga - Beginning Tues. AM Deadline: Tues. Apr 2
10:15 - 11:15 a.m.
Water Color Painting Tuesdays Zumba® Gold
Learn the magic of watercolor by $20 (4 wks) Shake up your fitness
doing a “painting with a purpose.” routine! Zumba® is a
Beginning participants will all work Session 1: Mar 5 - 26 Latin-inspired
on the same painting to learn new Deadline: Mon. Mar 4 by workout that is part
skills and techniques (see display noon dance, part fitness.
case). Get supply list at registration Zumba Gold is a modified class that
- watercolor paper available to Session 2: Apr 2 - 23 uses easy-to-follow Zumba
purchase through Instructor Sharon Deadline: Mon. Apr 1 by choreography focusing on balance,
Krohn. noon range of motion, coordination, and
1:00 - 3:30 p.m. Yoga - Beginning Thurs. PM fun! Instructor: Rosalie Farrer.
Mondays 1:45 - 2:45 p.m. 10:30 - 11:30 a.m.
$38 (3 wks) Thursdays Wednesdays
$20 (4 wks) $20 (4 wks)
Session 1: Mar 4 - 18
Deadline: Fri. Mar 1 Session 1: Mar 7 - 28 Session 1: Mar 6 - 27
Deadline: Tues. Mar 5 Deadline: Mon. Mar 4
Session 2: Apr 1 - 15
Deadline: Thurs. Mar 28 Session 2: Apr 3 - 24
Session 2: Apr 4 - 25
Deadline: Mon. Apr 1
Deadline: Tues. Apr 2News & Center Information 17
Senior Advisory Board Trip and Activity Policies
The purpose of the Advisory Board is to advise Anyone 55 years of age or older is given priority to
and assist in the needs and operations of Eagle participate in all center activities and programs.
View. The Board will meet Tues. Mar 19 and If adults age 40 - 54 want to attend a class, trip, or a
Apr 16 at 1:00 p.m. Members are: Fran King, space-limited event they will be added to a wait list.
Dave Thomas, Peggy Jarrett, Dan Buckner, Jo Inquire at the EVAC front desk.
Overall, Jane Talbot, Bill Alsdorf, Heidi Storz,
Judy Schissler, Roger Peer, Ellie Davis, and Payment is due at registration. Cash, checks, or
Gayle Shibao. JW Edwards is the City Council credit cards. Keep your receipt.
representative. Visitors are welcome. The Center reserves the right to cancel any activity if
minimum registration is not met.
Charitable Contributions Refund Policy for Cancellations:
Together we can continue to enhance the great
programs and services offered for seniors and If the CENTER cancels the activity/trip:
active adults in the Brighton area. Your financial Full refunds will be given.
support will be recognized on the donor wall at If YOU cancel BEFORE the deadline date:
Eagle View. All donations are tax deductible. Refund of cost, minus a $4 cancellation fee.
Make donations payable to: Brighton United If activity charge is $4 or less, NO refund is given.
Senior Citizens, 1150 Prairie Center Parkway, Allow one week to process refunds.
Brighton, CO 80601. If YOU cancel AFTER the deadline date:
Donor Opportunities for Wall Recognition: NO REFUND IS GIVEN unless we can sell your
Friend: $100 - $499 spot. If you can’t go on a ticketed trip, DO NOT
Memorial: $100+ give your space to anyone before checking with
Sponsor: $500 - $999 Eagle View to see if there is a waiting list. If there is
Benefactor: $1000+ NO wait list, you may give away or sell your trip
Friends Program Fund space. The person taking your spot must go on the
The Senior Advisory Board has established a van. Tell EVAC BEFORE the trip if someone is
scholarship fund. The Friends Program Fund taking your place; one-day notice preferred.
provides financial assistance to older adults to
participate in programs sponsored by Eagle View
Outreach & Referral
Adult Center. The simple application form is Do you need help and don’t know where to turn? Evon
available at the front desk. Applications must be Benitez will assist you with completing forms, help you
approved PRIOR to registering for the event. find needed services, and make home visits to assist
Donations to the fund are appreciated. homebound people! Please make an appointment by
calling Evon at 303-655-2079.
Cancellations Due to Weather
In the occurrence of bad weather, the decision to Transportation
cancel a class, trip, or event will be made by the Via Mobility provides specialized transportation
staff upon the recommendation of the instructor or within the City of Brighton. Via can take you to medical
driver. Trip and class participants will be called if appointments, grocery shopping, and Eagle View, to
the decision is made to cancel. Watch TV news name just a few of the places you can go in Brighton.
for VOA lunch cancellations. The decision to New Via users - call 303-447-2848 ex 1014 to get
close the Center will be made by the City started. To schedule rides, call 303-447-9636. Free rides
Manager. to and from Eagle View in VIA service area.
When EVAC cancels a trip you will receive a full Call-n-Ride - The green bus is an RTD service. Call
refund. Trips will not be rescheduled. Please 303-994-3549 for reservations. The driver will pick up
note: If you decide to cancel BEFORE a decision and deliver you anywhere within Brighton, Mon - Fri.
is made by EVAC - normal cancellation policies 6:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Cost is the local RTD bus fare.
apply.Don’t Miss This! 18
Free Income Tax Preparation
Free income tax preparation and electronic
filing for all Adams County taxpayers with
an income of $56,000 or less. Bring your
Don’t miss the annual Brighton 2018 completed tax return, photo ID, Social
Japanese American Association (BJAA) Security card, W-2s, 1099 forms, proof of
Annual Shrimp / Chow Mein Dinner other income, and deductible expenses.
Sun. Mar 24 from 11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Questions: Adams County Treasurer Office
At the Adams County Fairgrounds 720-523-6160
Tickets are $12 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
No appointments/Drop-in only
Mon. & Wed.: Mar 4 - Apr 10
Help for Homes Teams Adams County Gov. Center
Help for Homes brings volunteers and neighbors together to 4430 S. Adams County Pkwy
paint or fix up Brighton homes needing minor exterior repairs Brighton, west entrance
and perform general yard clean-up for senior and disabled
homeowners. We are currently recruiting teams of volunteers Spaghetti Luncheon
to help. Teams may consist of 8 - 10 volunteers. Teams will For the last 31 years, we have hosted this
help paint, repair, clean yards, or whatever else is slated for great community event. Bring your family
the homes selected. Your team can be from your church, and friends for spaghetti, salad, bread, and
neighborhood, club, or even your family! Don’t have a team? dessert. Advance ticket purchase
We can also place individuals who want to work on a team. encouraged but tickets will be for sale at the
Work day is Sat. May 4. door as well.
11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Interested? Sat. Mar 2
Contact Sue at $7 adults
303-655-2076. $4 children 12 & under
Friends Program Fund
The Senior Advisory Board has established a scholarship fund. The Friends Program Fund provides financial
assistance to older adults to participate in programs sponsored by Eagle View Adult Center.
The simple application form is available at the front desk.
Applications must be approved PRIOR to registering for an event. Donations to the fund are appreciated.
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