Our annual Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon is an opportunity to thank those that make a difference in our lives every day. A kind word, a nostalgic sound, or a listening ear can mean so much to someone. Delivering a newspaper when someone looks forward to reading the news. Facilitating a game that enriches the lives of those around you. Maintaining a garden that the entire community can enjoy and benefit from. Welcoming a new resident who may be worried if they will make new friends. We are grateful for all of our volunteers.

Cherry blossoms are a symbolic flower of the spring, a time of renewal. During this season in Japan, cherry blossom parties with colleagues, friends, and family are custom. This practice is called hanami, which literally means “watching blossoms,” and the tradition can be traced back at least a thousand years. Come to the Main Dining Room and celebrate Spring with a traditional Cherry Blossom Cocktail.

Friends ~ Fun ~ Snacks ~ Prizes
Join Jill & Lauren for an afternoon of merriment. This timeless game is fun for everyone! If you’re lucky, you might even take home a prize!

Donna Thunder knows how to put on a great show that gets everyone singing, clapping and dancing. With Donna’s fun energy and wide selection of music, she is sure to play something everyone will enjoy!

Westview Meadows is pleased to host Michael Lange, who will be presenting on the many meanings of maple sugaring in Vermont. Maple is enormously important to Vermont’s economy, ecology, and heritage. Champlain College professor Michael Lange will discuss sugaring ethnographically, based on over five years of research among sugarmakers from all over the state. Come and hear about what sugaring really means to Vermont!

Join us for shamrock shakes and a whole lotta malarkey! It’s bound to be a shamrockin’ good time!