26455 S. Tamiami Trail

Bonita Springs, FL 34134

Transportation Service

Private sedan transportation offered per driver availability by completing a transportation request

form. Priority is given to medical appointment transportation on Tuesdays and Thursdays. ***Submit your request via Transportation Request Form at the

Concierge desk.

Let’s Go Shopping!

Every Sunday 2:00pm

9th & 23rd- Publix/Coconut Point

2nd, 16th, & 30th- Publix only

Church Service Transportation

Please RSVP with Concierge for church services by Friday at 12:00 pm. See “Religious Services” in the

newsletter for more service and location information.

Valet Service

Every Day: 8 am – 8pm

Vehicles which return after 8:00 pm may park in any of the 5 designated Valet spots in front of the flag pole. Sign-in your vehicle at the Concierge desk and we will

park it for you first thing in the morning.

Friday Night Movies- 8:00 pm Tune in to channel 195!

7th- Where the Red Fern Grows: This family drama set in the Ozark Mountains centers on 12-year-old Billy Coleman, who sets his sights on a goal and succeeds in saving enough money to buy two hunting dogs.

14th- Hugo: When his father dies, 12-year-old orphan Hugo takes up residence behind the walls of a Parisian train station. There, he meets Isabelle, the daughter of filmmaker Georges Méliès, who holds the key to Hugo's destiny.

21st- El Dorado: In this classic Western. Gunfighter Cole Thornton hires himself out to the highest bidder. But that doesn't mean he'll face down his friend J.P. Harrah, sheriff of the titular town.

28th- Planet Ocean: Filmed by directors Yann Arthus-Bertrand and Michael Pitiot, Planet Ocean aims to explain some of the planet's greatest natural mysteries, while reinforcing how essential it is that mankind learns to live in harmony with our oceans.

STAFF DIRECTORY

Administration 239-949-7561 Executive Director Anthony Alongi Executive Assistant Normaris Rivera Marketing 239-949-7852 Marketing Director Samantha Pal De Leon 239-949-7558 Bistro 239-947-7508 Director of Dining Services Gerry Fuselli Executive Chef Billie Raper Concierge 239-949-7555 Director of Operations Jamie Cavanaugh

Wellness Coordinator Kathy Mielke Dir. Of Environmental Services Peter John Dir. of Plant Operations Edwin Maynard Renaissance Concierge 239-949-7858 Rejuvenate Salon and Spa 239-949-7850 Guard House 239-949-7842

Hours of Operation: Tuesday - Friday 9:00 a.m.- 3:00p.m.

Contact 239-949-7850 to make an appointment. Service catalogs are available in the Salon or at the

Concierge desk. New residents receive $5.00 off their first service and all residents receive a $5.00 off any

service coupon during their birthday month!

Newsletter Editor:

Elaine Feldman

Naples Princess Dinner with Entertainer Joe Marino Tuesday, 11th 5:30pm LOB Come cruise with us aboard this elegant luxury yacht while experiencing incredible entertainment by Terraces favorite: Joe Marino! Views will include: spectacular homes, breathtaking sites and natural beauty of Naples Bay and Port Royal. Grab a beverage from the bar and unwind as we cruise the calm waters and enjoy a delicious meal prepared fresh daily, right in our galley. Max 23. $66.00 pp, billed. RSVP with Concierge. Menu: Roast Beef with potatoes Caesar salad, vegetable option Coffee and dessert. Vegetarian Options: Quinoa with Fruit Salad

THE TERRACES INDEPENDENT LIVING JULY 2017

NEWSLETTER

Mary Poppins at Broadway Palm Saturday, 29th 11:00 am LOB Everyone’s favorite nanny takes the stage in this musical adventure! Young Jane and Michael have sent many a nanny packing before Mary Poppins arrives on their doorstep. Using a combination of magic and common sense, she must teach the family how to value each other again. RSVP with Concierge, cost is $51.00 pp billed. Cost includes transportation, ticket, and your meal.

100 Years of Comedy: Part II Friday, 14th 7:30 pm PAC Our favorite Comedy HISTORIAN, Lenny Dave is returning to The Terraces for: “100 Years of Comedy: Part II”. This show will take you back to the good old days when good comedy was clean and fun. You might recognize some of your favorite and most beloved comedians as Lenny describes the history of comedy.

Theater & Shows

Marlene & Chet present: Irving Berlin Wednesday, 19th 7:45 pm PAC Marlene and Chet Solender combine their love of Broadway music with their desire to travel and perform in front of audiences around South Florida and on cruises worldwide. Marlene conducted research about Irving Berlin’s life and love for Ragtime. Combining music and history, Chet will play the piano while Marlene sings Irving Berlins famous hits.

Resident Corner

Barefoot Beach Club Transportation Monday, 3rd and 17th at 10:15 am LOB

Enjoy The Club at Barefoot Beach throughout the Summer. The bus will leave at 10:15 am for a 10:30 arrival. The bus will return to pick up residents at 1:30 pm for 1:45 pm return time to the community. Please be sure to bring credit

card and ID for any food expenses you may have during your visit to the club. Cash is suitable for tipping beach attendants.

Community Empty Bowl Project Friday, 21st 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm PAC WE NEED YOU! The Terraces is working with the Empty Bowls of Naples in this unique community-wide event, in the fight to alleviate hunger in our area. The residents of The Terraces will be painting bowls on Friday, July 21st at 2:00pm in the Performing Arts Center. The bowls, supplies, and instructions will be provided, no prior experience needed! Empty Bowls of Naples will use the bowls we create, along with others painted throughout the year, at their annual fundraiser. The 2016 event raised over $97,000 to benefit the Harry Chapin Food Bank of Southwest Florida.

Jim Kahl 1st George Ebel Jr. 2nd Jim Hanson 4th Bob Shorr 7th Teddy Jenson 9th Jack Schoettert 13th Terry McGoldrick 17th Shirley Varley 17th Lydia Stolz 18th Gerry Gill 19th Faith Casey 20th Chris Simon 20th Dr. Joseph Mizgerd 28th

“Good Neighbors” by the Health & Safety Committee During daily trips up and down the corridors of The Terraces, we pass by

many doors of our fellow residents. We admire the expressions of individuality adorned on the purse shelves. But these areas can also display signs of needed action. Have you ever passed by and seen a stack of newspapers piling up? This could be a sign that a neighbor is on leave, but it holds potential that a neighbor may not be feeling well. What can you do? Try knocking on the door or ringing the door bell and offering to bring the papers inside. No response? Contact Concierge so that they can send a team to perform a well check and provide any needed assistance; even if it’s just scheduling a trip to the doctor. These actions promote us in being “Good Neighbors” and support the wellbeing of all those who reside at the Terraces.

Festival of Great Organ Music Hear the finest organists in Southwest Florida play the magnificent 3,604-pipe Casavant organ. The concert will showcase a wide range of music.

1950s ROCK ‘n ROLL and AUTOMOBILES Sunday, 21st at 10:00am PAC A specialty program featuring the 1950s’ biggest Rock Stars

and their hits, along with some beautiful examples of the best of the decades automobiles from the BIG THREE and AMC!

You will be amazed at the artistry of these vehicles. Three Words: CHROME, ORNAMENTS & FINS!

Lots of music, pictures and memorabilia from that amazing dec-ade.

Our presenter is Mr. Steven Valdespino, M.A. Brown Universi-

ty . The author of Timothy Hatherly and the Plymouth Colony Pil-grims, and a teacher for 25 years, Mr. Valdespino has taught at the University of Central Florida, Lely High and Edison State College. He is the founder of HAVE LECTURE WILL TRAVEL and his programs prom-ise Energy, Enthusiasm and Erudition! Intellectual stimulation has never been such fun.

From the Captain

Every Thursday enjoy

complimentary hors d’oeuvres and beverages.

6th - Welcoming Hour 13th - Happy Hour 20th - Happy Birthday Hour 27th - Year In Review Happy Hour

Bonita Bay Prix Fixe Dinner Wednesday, 5th 5:45 pm LOB Enjoy a delicious menu at the Bonita Bay Club dining venue. Max of 10, and we ask that residents who have not yet attended have the opportunity to RSVP first. Please bring a form of payment of your choice to the club house. $25 pp.

Happy Anniversary! For those residents who have been with The Terraces since 2013, you’ve had the privilege to see this beautiful building evolve from construction and hard hats to a place you call home. For those residents who may be new to The Terraces, we’ve come a long way. As I sit here and write this article, our residents have a drink in their hand and are celebrating the rarely missed tradition of Thursday Happy Hour. However, there’s another reason to celebrate. July marks the four year anniversary of The Terraces and I’m proud to say I’ve dedicated the early years of my career at the best retirement community in SW Florida. As I reminisce over the last year, I watched our very own Executive Chef compete in the Taste of Collier event in Naples, FL. He competed against top chefs in the area and made a Nouveau Nicoise Salad that earned a 1st place trophy in what I consider to be the most competitive market in the state. I remember when The Terraces held their version of Dancing with The Stars. Three of our associates trained with professional dancers and then competed against one another over dinner in the Performing Arts Center. David from our Maintenance department wowed residents with his slick dance moves and you voted him the winner. The welcome back luau was a hit as the kitchen prepared a roasted pig while live parrots and cockatoos filled the courtyard. We opted out of fire dancers in year two, but Edwin was thrilled to leave the fire extinguishers back at the Maintenance shop. I could go on, but the most memorable and rewarding part of our time at the community is serving the residents who call this building home. The constant smiles throughout the hall are a reminder that our mission and purpose is to enrich your lives. I look forward to another fantastic year at The Terraces and creating more memories with each of you. Happy Anniversary Terraces! Anthony

Get Involved Mark Your Calendars: August

8th- “Know Your Family Tree” Interactive Genealogy presentation, 4:00 pm PAC

9th– Dr. Kerr presents “Dinosaurs to the Dawn of Civilization” 4:00 pm PAC

14th– 18th “WEEK OF WELLNESS” 14th– Musical Bingo, 4:00 pm PAC 15th– 12:00-3:00 pm 30 minute

massage; discounted rate of $40.00; RSVP with the Salon: 239-949-7850.

15th– “Halotherapy at the Salt Cave” with Kathy $35.00 pp, billed, 1:30 pm Max 10, RSVP with Concierge LOB

16th– Dehydration Danger Seminar, 4:00 pm PAC

17th– 1:00-3:00 pm Paraffin Treatment– Complimentary. RSVP with the Salon: 239-949-7850

17th– Healthy Living Happy Hour, 4:00 pm PAC

18th- “Look Good and Feel Great with Color” women’s luncheon, $15.00 pp, billed. RSVP with Concierge 11:30 am PAC

20th– Pizza & Movie Night, RSVP for your pizza with Concierge, 4:15 pm PAC

21st– “NASA Snack Station” All day, LOB

TBD– Summer Fresca Prix Fixe Menu with Chocolate and Wine Pairing, meal credit + $15.00 pp

23rd- “Battleship” 2:00 pm PAC 26th– Dr. Edelstein presents:

“Peter Gauguin”, 2:00 pm PAC 30th- Dancing with The Terraces

Stars; Dine and cheer on your neighbors as they perform alongside their professional instructor! RSVP with Concierge, max 60. 5:00 pm PAC

Mondays:

Mahjongg @ 1:00 pm CRD

Bingo @ 4:00 pm CRD; $2.00 per card, 2 card max.

Tuesdays:

Bridge @1:15 pm CRD

Wednesdays:

Hand & Foot @ 7:00 pm CRD

Poker Night @ 8:00 pm CRD Please contact Lou Stolz at 239-495-2711 for information or to sign up to play!

Thursdays:

Wii Bowling @ 2:30 pm MLT

Fridays:

Duplicate Bridge @ 1:15 pm CRD Please contact Sandy Epstein to RSVP. 239-992-0299

Hand & Foot @ 7:00 p.m. CRD

Saturdays:

Mahjongg @ 1:00 pm CRD

Sundays:

Mexican Train @ 2:00 pm CRD

If you’ve never tried, come learn this easy and fun domino game!

Town Hall Meeting Wednesday, 26th 2:00 pm PAC All residents are asked to attend the Quarterly OIR Meeting presented by our Executive Director.

Battleship Wednesday 12th, 4:00pm PAC ***Back by popular request, once a month for the remainder of the Summer!***

No experience needed! Residents will become the “seated vessels” and

work together to try and sink their opponents ships! Who has the best strategies in The Terraces? We’ll find out in this friendly game against your neighbors. Spectators welcome!

Reader’s Theater Tuesday, 25th 4:00pm MLT ***Back by popular request, once a month for the remainder of the Summer!*** Pick up a script and join in on the fun while we read “Lunch with Eddie” and a few other humorous short stories. Parts are received once you arrive and everyone has an opportunity to “perform”. We also love having an audience. So come on down.

Religious Services

Support & Care

Sundays: 9:30 am Mass, St. Leo’s Catholic Church; bus leaves at 9:00 am. 10:00 am service First Presbyterian Church; bus leaves at 9:30 am. Non-Denominational service is held each Sunday at 3:00 pm in the Renaissance Multi-Purpose Room. Catholic Mass is celebrated in the Renaissance MLT room every Tuesday at 10:00 am. St. Leo ’s Catholic Church is the host church for this service. ***NEW*** Gospel Baptist Church hosts a service on the first and last Friday of each month at 10:00 am in the REN MLT. St. Mary’s Episcopal Church hosts a service on the 2nd Friday of each month at 10:00 am in the REN MLT.

Parkinson’s Wellness Recovery Tuesday and Thursday @ 11:00 am FIT This chair exercise class is geared towards improving your motor and cognitive skills, balance, posture and strength; everyone is invited to participate.

Alzheimer’s Support Group Monday 10th at 2:00 pm REN MLT Hosted by the Alvin Dubin Center, this group discusses the care many give their spouses or loved ones who have Alzheimer’s.

Caregiver Support Group Wednesdays 11:00 am, Joanne’s House 27200 Imperial Parkway Bonita Springs, FL Group facilitator is Renee Young – 239-985-2482. Please contact Renee if you would like to attend this meeting.

Pizza & a Movie Sunday, 23rd 4:15 pm PAC Submit your pizza order to Concierge by Friday, July 21st. Pizzas will be delivered hot and ready to eat. You may choose from a one topping thin crust or a one topping deep dish; both are personal sized pizzas. NOW PLAYING: My Big Fat Greek Wedding. In this romantic comedy, a single Greek woman falls in love with a non-Greek man, which is a problem for members of her strict family, particularly her traditional father, whose Greek pride knows no bounds.

Foundation Lunch & Learn: “Beneficiary War Stories” Thursday, 27th 12:00 pm PAC Dennis Landfried from FineMark National Bank & Trust leads us in topics such as: what you need to

know about selecting a trustee, not getting stuck on minor details, funding your trusts so resources don’t get delayed, consolidating your assets, plan before it’s too late, and knowing what happens if you’re ever incapacitated. Friends and family are welcomed to attend. Please RSVP with Concierge by Jul 20th.

Learning Sessions

Partition Lecture Wednesday, 5th 4:00 pm PAC Dr. Kerr will explore the hardships India and Ireland faced when England handled their independence. The division of British India in 1947 accompanied the creation of two independent dominions, India and Pakistan. The division of the island of Ireland was into two distinct jurisdictions: Northern Ireland and Southern Ireland. This took place on May 3, 1921 under the Government of Ireland Act 1920. Today the former is still known as Northern Ireland and forms part of the United Kingdom.

Renaissance Information Session with Tina and Rachel Tuesday, 18th 4:00 pm MLT This session is created for you! Residents of the Terraces often have questions regarding the Renaissance, Tina and Rachel are answering your call. Hear updates and successes from the Renaissance and spend time in open dialogue with Tina and Rachel, getting all the answers to your questions.

TED Talk with Dr. Ted Brown “Compassion” Friday, 7th 11:00 am MLT

Through this TED Talk presented by Dr. Ted Brown, we will learn about true compassion and empathy, and how it relates to our every day lives. Dr. Brown will lead an in depth discussion about the human need for compassion and answer questions such as, why aren't we more compassionate?

4th of July Picnic Lunch Tuesday, 4th 12:00 - 2:00 pm Please see Touchtown or Dining for more details regarding the holiday lunch experience.

4th of July Community Parade Tuesday, 4th 2:30 pm IN THE HALL It isn’t the 4th of July if we don’t have a parade! Celebrate with the entire community as the residents of The Renaissance kick off the parade to the Performing Arts Center. Find a seat in the Bistro or DeLeon hall.

4th of July Patriotic Dixieland Band Concert Tuesday, 4th 2:45 -3:45 pm PAC There’s nothing happier than a toe-tapping Dixieland tune. Follow the parade down to the Performing Arts Center for a wonderful, holiday concert. Hear Patriotic tunes, and learn of their origins. Sing along as you’re filled with holiday spirit and celebrate our freedom!

Special Events

Verandah Luncheon & List Distillery Tour Monday, 24th 11:00 am LOB Start with a delectable private lunch at the beautiful: Veranda Menu includes: House Salad Choice of: Classic French Dip Sandwich, Quilted Chicken Sandwich, or Fresh Salmon Dessert: Florida Key Lime Pie and Chef’s Cheesecake

Afterward, we’ll tour the new List Distillery in Fort Myers where you will learn from our private tour guide how all the liquors are made and packaged.

Our final stop will be in the tasting room where you will receive 3 free samples of List Distillery liquors. Please RSVP with Concierge. Limited to 12 persons. Cost is $30.00 pp, billed, for the entire experience.

4th of July Fireworks Cruise Tuesday, 4th 6:30 pm LOB After a busy afternoon filled with activities honoring the founding of our country, set out for a gorgeous boat cruise from Lover’s Key Beach to see fireworks! Residents may bring a cooler with items of their choice. We will leave the Terraces at 6:45 pm and will return approximately 10:30 pm. Please RSVP with Concierge by Friday, June 30th. Cost is $65.00 pp, billed, and space is limited. No refundable cancellations after 6/30.

Health & Fitness at The Terraces

FITNESS SCHEDULE

Strength & Condition

Weds & Fridays @ 10:00 am

Bocce

Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays @ 9:00 am CRT

Co-Ed Aqua Fit

Tuesdays and Thursdays POOL

10:00 am

Excludes 4th

PWR! Moves Parkinson’s Wellness Recovery

Tuesdays and Thursdays @ 11:00 am

Excludes 4th

Balance

Mondays @ 2:30pm

Tennis

Weds & Sat @ 8:30 am CRT

Line Dancing

Mondays & Saturdays @10:30am

Yoga

Mondays @ 11:00 am MLT

*3rd at 11:15 am

Personal Training

Fridays @ 2:30 pm by appointment FIT

All classes will be held in the Fitness Center unless otherwise noted.

Blood Pressure Clinics Monday, 10th & 24th 11am CRD These clinics are free of charge and are provided to help you monitor your health!

July is National Blueberry Month! Kathy Mielke, Wellness Coordinator As one of the few fruits native to North America, blueberries were a staple in the diet of Native Americans for hundreds of years. When the first colonists arrived, they were shown how to gather blueberries, dry them in the sun, store them for winter, and grow them. In the US, blueberries rank second only to strawberries in popularity of berries. Besides tasting GREAT, they contain vitamins K and C, fiber, and manganese, and have one of the highest antioxidant capacities among all fruits, vegetables, spices and seasonings. For this reason, some nutritionists believe that if you decide to make only one change to your diet, it should be to add blueberries. These wonderful antioxidants help to combat the free radicals that can damage cellular structures, particularly in the fight against breast cancer, colon cancer, esophageal cancer, and cancers of the small intestine. Other health benefits of blueberries include cardio

support, raising HDL’s {good cholesterol} and lowering LDL’s {bad cholesterol}. They may also help lower blood pressure and blood sugar levels, as well as assist in the prevention of macular degeneration and urinary tract infections. Rather than relying upon blueberries cooked into baked desserts, where there is usually added sugars and fats, you should eat them by the handful: raw blueberries provide you with the best flavor and the greatest nutritional benefits. Kathy is pictured on the family’s Michigan blueberry farm, on the “new fangeled” picking machine! Circa: late 1960’s! {She’s the cute little one on the left, with Dad and older sister Karen}

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday

30 11:30 am - 1:30 pm Sunday Brunch DE LEON 2:00 pm Publix LOB 2:00 pm Mexican Train CRD 3:00 pm Devotional Service REN MLT

31 10:15 am Barefoot Beach Trip 10:30 am Line Dancing FIT 11:00 am Yoga MLT 1:00 pm Mahjongg CRD 2:30 pm Balance FIT 4:00 pm Bingo CRD

2 11:30 am - 1:30 pm Sunday Brunch DE LEON 2:00 pm Publix LOB 2:00 pm Mexican Train CRD 3:00 pm Devotional Service REN MLT

3 10:15 am Barefoot Beach Trip 10:30 am Line Dancing FIT 11:15 am Yoga MLT 1:00 pm Mahjongg NIK 1:30 pm 30 Minute Pool Seminar CRD 2:30 pm Balance FIT 4:00 pm Bingo CRD

4 12:00-2:00 pm 4th of July Picnic DELEON 2:30 pm Community Parade! HALL 2:45-3:45 pm “Patriotic Parade and Dixieland Concert” with the Naples Jazz Society PAC 6:30 pm Fourth of July Fireworks Cruise LOB

5 8:30 am Tennis CRT 10:00 am Strength & Condition FIT4:00 pm Dr. Kerr PAC 5:45 pm Pris Fixe Dining @ Bonita Bay Club LOB 7:00 pm Hand & Foot CRD8:00 pm Poker Night CRD

9 11:30 am - 1:30 pm Sunday Brunch DE LEON 2:00 pm Publix/Coconut LOB 2:00 pm Mexican Train CRD 3:00 pm Devotional Service REN MLT

10 10:30 am Line Dancing FIT 11:00 am Yoga MLT 11:00 am Blood Pressure Clinic CRD 1:00 pm Mahjongg CRD 2:00 Alzheimer’s Support—REN MLT 2:30 pm Balance FIT 4:00 pm Bingo CRD

11 9:00 am Bocce CRT 10:00 am Co-Ed Aqua Fit POOL 10:00 am Catholic Mass REN MLT 11:00 am Parkinson's Wellness FIT 1:15 pm Bridge CRD 5:30 pm Naples Princess Dinner w/ Entertainer Joe Marino LOB

12 8:30 am Tennis CRT 10:00 am Strength & Condition FIT4:00 pm Battleship PAC7:00 pm Hand & Foot CRD8:00 pm Poker Night CRD

16 11:30 am - 1:30 pm Sunday Brunch DE LEON 2:00 pm Publix LOB 2:00 pm Mexican Train CRD 3:00 pm Devotional Service REN MLT

17 10:15 am Barefoot Beach Trip 10:30 am Line Dancing FIT 11:00 am Yoga MLT 1:00 pm Mahjongg CRD 2:30 pm Balance FIT 4:00 pm Bingo CRD

18 Marketing Event 9:00 am Bocce CRT 10:00 am Co-Ed Aqua Fit POOL 10:00 am Catholic Mass REN MLT 11:00 am Parkinson's Wellness FIT 1:15 pm Bridge CRD 4:00 pm Renaissance Information Session MLT

19 8:30 am Tennis CRT 10:00 am Strength & Condition FIT7:00 pm Hand & Foot CRD7:45 pm Marlene & Chet present: Irving Berlin PAC 8:00 pm Poker Night CRD

23 11:30 am - 1:30 pm Sunday Brunch DE LEON 2:00 pm Publix/Coconut LOB 2:00 pm Mexican Train CRD 3:00 pm Devotional Service REN MLT 4:15 pm Pizza Party & a Movie PAC

24 10:30 am Line Dancing FIT 11:00 am Verandah Luncheon & List Distillery Tour, $30.00 pp, billed LOB 11:00 am Yoga MLT 11:00 Blood Pressure Clinic CRD 1:00 pm Mahjongg CRD 2:30 pm Balance FIT 4:00 pm Bingo CRD

25 Marketing Event 9:00 am Bocce CRT 10:00 am Co-Ed Aqua Fit POOL 10:00 am Catholic Mass REN MLT 11:00 am Parkinson's Wellness FIT 1:15 pm Bridge CRD 4:00 pm Reader’s Theater MLT

26 8:30 am Tennis CRT 10:00 am Strength & Condition FIT2:00 pm Quarterly OIR Meeting PAC7:00 pm Hand & Foot CRD8:00 pm Poker Night CRD

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Please note: There are no refundable

cancellations within 48 hours of any event.

Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 8:30 am Tennis CRT 9:00 am Bocce CRT 10:30 am Line Dancing FIT 1:00 pm Mahjongg CRD

10:00 am Strength & Condition FIT 4:00 pm Dr. Kerr PAC 5:45 pm Pris Fixe Dining @ Bonita Bay

7:00 pm Hand & Foot CRD 8:00 pm Poker Night CRD

6 9:00 am Bocce CRT 10:00 am Co-Ed Aqua Fit POOL 11:00 am Parkinson's Wellness FIT 2:30 pm Wii Bowling MLT 4:00 pm Welcoming Happy Hour PAC

7 10:00 am Strength & Condition FIT 10:00 am Gospel Baptist Church Service REN MLT 11:00 am TED Talk “Compassion” MLT 1:15 pm Duplicate Bridge CRD 7:00 pm Hand & Foot CRD 8:00 pm Movie Terraces T.V.

8 8:30 am Tennis CRT 9:00 am Bocce CRT 10:30 am Line Dancing FIT 1:00 pm Mahjongg CRD

10:00 am Strength & Condition FIT 4:00 pm Battleship PAC 7:00 pm Hand & Foot CRD 8:00 pm Poker Night CRD

13 9:00 am Bocce CRT 10:00 am Co-Ed Aqua Fit POOL 11:00 am Parkinson's Wellness FIT 2:30 pm Wii Bowling MLT 4:00 pm Happy Hour PAC

14 10:00 am Strength & Condition FIT 10:00 am St. Mary’s Episcopal Service REN MLT 1:15 pm Duplicate Bridge CRD 2:30 pm Personal Training FIT 4:00 pm Learn with Lynne ART 7:00 pm Hand & Foot CRD 7:45 pm Comedy Historian Lenny Dave: Comedy Through the Years: Part II PAC 8:00 pm Movie Terraces T.V.

15 8:30 am Tennis CRT 9:00 am Bocce CRT 10:30 am Line Dancing FIT 1:00 pm Mahjongg CRD

10:00 am Strength & Condition FIT 7:00 pm Hand & Foot CRD 7:45 pm Marlene & Chet present:

8:00 pm Poker Night CRD

20 9:00 am Bocce CRT 10:00 am Co-Ed Aqua Fit POOL 11:00 am Parkinson's Wellness FIT 2:30 pm Wii Bowling MLT 4:00 pm Happy Birthday Hour PAC

21 10:00 am Strength & Condition FIT 1:15 pm Duplicate Bridge CRD 2:00-4:00 pm Community Empty Bowl Project PAC 2:30 pm Personal Training FIT 7:00 pm Hand & Foot CRD 8:00 pm Movie Terraces T.V.

22 8:30 am Tennis CRT 9:00 am Bocce CRT 10:30 am Line Dancing FIT 1:00 pm Mahjongg CRD

10:00 am Strength & Condition FIT 2:00 pm Quarterly OIR Meeting PAC 7:00 pm Hand & Foot CRD 8:00 pm Poker Night CRD

27 9:00 am Bocce CRT 10:00 am Co-Ed Aqua Fit POOL 11:00 am Parkinson's Wellness FIT 12:00 pm Foundation Luncheon PAC 2:30 pm Wii Bowling MLT 4:00 pm Happy Hour “Year in Review” PAC

28 10:00 am Strength & Condition FIT 10:00 am Gospel Baptist Church Service REN MLT 1:15 pm Duplicate Bridge CRD 2:30 pm Personal Training FIT 4:00 pm Learn with Lynne ART 7:00 pm Hand & Foot CRD 8:00 pm Movie Terraces T.V.

29 8:30 am Tennis CRT 9:00 am Bocce CRT 11:00 am “Mary Poppins” @ Broadway Palm Theater LOB 10:30 am Line Dancing FIT 1:00 pm Mahjongg CRD

PAC– Performing Arts Center MLT– Multipurpose Room CRD– Card Room LIB– Library LOB– Lobby

CRT– Courtyard ART– Creative Art Studio BAR– 2nd Floor Bar POOL– Indoor Pool FIT– Fitness Center REN MLT– Renaissance MLT

DE LEON– Main Dining Room NIK– 6th Floor Lounge HC CONF– Renaissance Conference Room CONF– Administration