Elvis, Elvis, Elvis! FREE; Register by 9/16; Thursdays, September 19th & 26th; 6-7pm Time to put on your blue suede shoes and journey back as we explore the music, the movies, and the life of the king of rock and roll himself, Elvis Presley! Join local musician & instructor Katrina DeVona as we trek through an exciting time in music history. This 2 week class will explore the moments that influenced a generation of music. This class will cover his famous career highlights as well as the parts of his life that made him The King! |
Page to Screen Book Club Tuesday, 9/24 at 6:30pm; Tuesday, October 22nd at 6:30pm; Saturday, October 26th at 11am Join us for an exploration of literature and cinema where we dive into the rich world of storytelling through both books and their film adaptations. This club is designed to celebrate the joys of reading and the magic of cinema, offering a unique opportunity to engage in lively discussions and friendly debates. Each month, we will decide on a book to read. We gather to discuss its themes, characters, and plot twists, sharing our insights and perspectives. The movie will be shown the Saturday following our discussion. At our September meeting, come prepared with books you are interested in reading that also has a film adaptation. Keep an eye out for our October book! |
Sunset Strolls Tuesdays, September 3rd & 17th, 6:00pm-7:00pm Soak in the extra daylight with an evening walk around the RCC and through Riverfront Park. Each day we will have a different topic of conversation for the duration of our walk. Bring water and bug spray! We’ll cap off the Sunset Strolls on 9/17 ending our walk with S’Mores! |
Penguins, Polar Bears, Peaks, and Parks: Bio-Geographical Journeys to the Earth’s Four Poles in One Year T uesday, October 15th at 6pm It has become fashionable in the last few years to scale the seven highest peaks on each continent or walk across a continent or visit every country in the world. In this vein, our speaker, Dr Richard Benfield took four journeys in 2023 to the four geographic poles: North Pole, South Pole and the other two. Other two? Where are they? In this one- hour presentation we will focus on the four poles and the animals and people who live there: their landscapes, their livelihoods and their flora and fauna. Our presentation will show that even you can go there (though one of the poles is somewhat challenging) and take you into geographical worlds where few venture … and you will also learn for your next trivia contest where the other two poles are located on earth! |
DocuDiscoveries Tuesdays at 5:30pm We invite you to embark on a journey of knowledge and inspiration through the lens of compelling documentaries. Explore a diverse range of topics—from history and science to culture and the arts—each carefully selected to spark curiosity and foster meaningful discussions among watchers. 9/3: Dancing with the Birds; 51m 10/1: The Volcano Rescue from Whakaari; 1h 38m 9/10: Secrets of the Neanderthals; 1h 20m 10/8: Night on Earth Shot in the Dark; 59m 9/17: Live to 100: Secrets of the Blue Zones pt.1; 1h 30m 10/22: Kangaroo Valley; 1h 16m 9/24: Live to 100: Secrets of the Blue Zones pt.2; 1h 30m 10/29: Unknown Cosmic Time Machine; 1h 4m |
Dr. Uke’s BIG SING! Saturdays, 9/28 & 10/26 at 12pm |
Music Bingo Saturday, 9/14 – 1960s at 11:30am Saturday, 10/12 – Halloween Hits at 11:30am Instead of listening for a number to be called, listen carefully to the song that is being played and cross it off on your bingo sheet if you see it. Free to play! There will be 3 rounds and prizes will be awarded to the winners! |
Evening SlipAway River Cruise; Thursday September 12th Meet at boathouse at 5:15pm, leave at 5:30pm Join us for a scenic 1-hr boat tour! We’ll cruise along the river while enjoying the views of the foliage getting ready to change! The captain & crew will point out highlights along the way. A light snack will be provided. Participants welcome to bring a cooler with their own beverages & snacks if they wish. Glastonbury Riverfront Park Boathouse Entrance is located at 252 Welles St, Glastonbury. Boat launch is located behind the Boathouse. Resident: $20 Non-Resident: $22 Register by 9/9! |