October’s book: The Correspondent by Virginia Evans Sybil Van Antwerp is seventy-three, slowly losing her sight and always writing letters . . . To her children. Her favorite authors. Her ex-sister-in-law. The journalist poking into her past.…
September’s book: The Names, by Florence Knapp. In the wake of a catastrophic storm, Cora sets off with her nine-year-old daughter, Maia, to register her son’s birth. Her husband, Gordon, respected in the community but a controlling…
Join us for a lively concert featuring JCC member Paul Russo and his band, Junction Jack! More details coming soon. Free. Drop-in.
Learn about advance care planning so the people you trust understand your wishes and your voice is heard when it comes to your medical care. Presenter: Dr Claudia Aghaie-Butler was born and raised in WNY. She attended…
Join travel advisor Sean Ronnenberg for an informative and engaging session designed specifically for senior travelers. Learn about today’s travel landscape, including helpful travel resources, health and safety considerations, travel insurance, technology tools, senior discounts, and emerging…
Join us for our last master gardener program of the season! Master gardener Patricia Goodspeed-Grant will give a comprehensive review of all the things needed to do to prepare vegetables and / or flower gardens for winter,…
Join local business, Flower City Beeworks, for a one of a kind honey tasting experience and discover how Rochester’s diverse flowers and neighborhoods create distinctive flavors in each harvest. Sample honey from around the world and learn…
This month’s topic is: All in the Family! ” Kids, I don’t know what’s wrong with these kids today!!!!” “We Are a Family” “ Sunrise, sunset, swiftly flow the days” “I had a dream, a dream about you, baby. It’s…
Join us for another talk in our popular series about US Presidents, presented by Steve Schockow. Each of our U.S. Presidents has a story to tell, independent of their time in the White House. These accounts may…
We are thrilled to welcome back our partner, the Rochester Academy of Science, for our first presentation after summer break. You are a bit late to see a Prairie Chicken at your bird feeder. You’d have to…