Social Interest Groups

Are you a woman who is facing a fork in the road of your life's journey? Do you want to meet other women travelers on this journey? If so, Connections is for you.When retirement or downsizing, a death or divorce, or other lifecycle event jolts us out of our routines, we find the freedom to redefine ourselves. Through a series of group discussions and activities, we will share the hills and valleys of this journey; we will examine our relationships with ourselves and others; and we will support and learn from each other.

You, the participants, determine in large part the directions that this group takes. You will have the opportunity to talk and form new friendships, exchange ideas, listen to speakers, plan activities and trips, etc. Your presence will define the group. You have nothing to lose, and a lot to gain. We hope to meet you—stop in and say "Hello!"

*Connections will resume its regular schedule (First and Third Thursdays of each month at 1PM) on Thursday, December 6, 2012

An association of retired men ranging from early 50's and upward. Meets every Tuesday for bagels, coffee and discussion. Special speakers are occasionally scheduled.

Have you lost someone special to you recently? Do you feel like you could use some camaraderie with others who may understand some of what you are going through? Then please come join us for an informal, supportive, discussion. Feel free to share something about the special person that you lost, and your experiences with life after the loss, or simply come and listen.

This is an open group, meaning that you may come for any or all of the sessions. Your special person may have been a spouse, a parent, or anyone else who was very close to you. 

A spin-off of Men in Transition, this group discusses topics related to computers and technology.

A spin-off from Men In Transition, to discuss stocks, financial well-being and personal investments. No pre registration necessary.

Interested in current events local, national and international? Come join other interested individuals every Wednesday from 11 A.M. to 1 P.M. We cover local town and city issues politics, science and other topics in the news. Topics are suggested by the weekly participants so your interests will be covered as well. Coffee is available. Free, no pre registration required.

JNet is a forum for coordinating social, religious, cultural, and other programs and events for young (21-30ish) Jews in the Greater Rochester area.  JNet primarily communicates through a Facebook page.  Join us at https://www.facebook.com/groups/ROCJNET/