June is Alzheimer’s and brain awareness month! Join educator Wayne Crandall to learn about research in the areas of diet, nutrition, exercise, cognitive activity and social engagement, and use hands on tools to help incorporate these recommendations into a plan for healthy aging. To learn more about the Alzheimer’s Association of Vermont, please visit the following link: VT Alzheimer’s Assoc.
Above and Beyond: Tougias will share insights from his interviews with the U-2 pilots who flew unarmed over Cuba to secure the photographic proof that the Soviets were installing nuclear missiles on the island. The presentation will also highlight some of the lesser known events and recently unclassified documents related to this crisis. To learn more about the Vermont Humanities Council, and Michael Tougias, please visit the following link. VT Humanities.
Bring your knitting to join the community! Green Mountain Knitting Guild cordially invites you to join them in knitting and socializing on the State House Lawn. Everyone will sit on blankets and lawn chairs. Bring whichever makes you more comfortable. Last year they had about 30-35 knitters! Bring your fiber enthusiast posse, and let’s help them top that number!
An annual summer tradition for our Westview Community. Join us for a lovely lunch on the deck at the Whip!
Transportation will be provided for residents.
Join residents as they travel around Vermont in hopes of seeing all 251 of its incredible towns! Residents can sign up by the Transportation Logs. This excursion will land us in Charlotte at the top of Mt. Philo to admire the views of the Adirondacks. We will cross through several Vermont towns and after Philo, will discover the history of Rokeby at the Rokeby museum and stop for lunch on the return home.
Residents can sign up with Activities Director, Nicole by Monday, June 3rd. This class is free and you will leave with delicious French food and a wonderful breadth of knowledge of french cuisine!
This interactive presentation will feature brief vignettes of figures from ages past in north-Central Vermont: Jacob Davis, Jr., Montpelier’s first permanent settler of European descent; Lorenzo Dow, an itinerant preacher from Connecticut; and the legendary so-called “Indian Joe”, the Abenaki tracker and guide after whom Joe’s Pond in Danville is named. By reflecting on these stories together, participants will be asked to draw from their own memories of people, places and events from their personal lives. Martin is a counselor whose focus is on healthy aging.
Please join us for a fantastic presentation on the Mediterranean Diet by Sylvia Gaboriault, Registered Dietician/ Nutritionist Sylvia has been clinical dietitian, nutritionist and certified diabetes educator for over 25 years. Pursuing a lifelong interest in traditional healing modalities and alternative health, she went on to study herbalism and energy healing modalities including Reiki and Alchemical Healing. She has added coaching and hypnosis to her skill set to assist her clients in navigating behavior change.
Share Your Stories! Since retiring in 2010, Liz and her now 99- year-old Dad have published 7 books together. In this presentation, you’ll hear some of the stories collected from Dad’s experiences of nearly a century and you’ll see examples of different publishing possibilities, from super simple to the more polished self-published books. In addition, Liz has collected some of her own poetry and stories, which will be read to encourage participants to share their own stories. Liz is a 33 year veteran teacher and theater director at U-32. Her retirement has been filled with family, travels, writing, knitting and painting. Her card reads “Stories collected in ink, paper, paint, and yarn.”
“The Farm Share Program provides limited income Vermonters with the opportunity to support their local CSA farmer and receive reliable access to high-quality produce on weekly basis through an innovative cost-share model. Each year, the Farm Share Program assists hundreds of individuals and families in accessing a season’s worth of fresh farm products by partially subsidizing the cost of shares.” Come and learn about this helpful program through a wonderful presentation given by The Northeast Organic Farming Association of Vermont. To learn more about NOFA and their farm share program, please visit the following links: NOFA. Farm Share
Westview Meadows
171 Westview Meadows Road
Montpelier, Vermont 05602
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Westview Meadows
171 Westview Meadows Road
Montpelier, Vermont 05602
Phone: 802-223-1068
Fax: 802-223-3233
Email: [email protected]