Wednesday, June 5th

2:00

Santa Maria Lounge

Artist: Jeanene Lunn
Medium: Oil Paint
Join us as residents appreciate our most recent featured artist, Jeanene Lunn for a discussion of her artwork, a showing as well as dome delicious wine and cheese.

Friday, May 24th 2019

3:00

Main Dining Room

“Kathleen Kanz is the winner of the 2016 Vermont’s Funniest Comedian contest and the first woman to hold that title. She’s performed in the Bridgetown Comedy Festival and the Women In Comedy Festival and has opened for Ryan Hamilton, Todd Barry and Gilbert Gottfried at the Vermont Comedy Club in Burlington, Vermont.  She hosts and produces a showcase in Montpelier, Vermont known as the Kathleen Kanz Comedy Hour.” Kathleen will be performing a showcase at Westview! Please join us for lots of laughs and fun! To learn more about Kathleen, please visit the following link. Kathleen Kanz

Friday, May 31st, 2019

3:00pm

Main Dining Room

Please join us to learn more about life in the police force, especially in Central, Vermont.

Wednesday, May 22nd, 2019

3:15PM

Main Dining Room

We will be celebrating our love of music here at Westview with a Jazz Era Social! Wear black and white for some extra flare, fun, food, and music!

Friday, May 17th, 2019

Departing Westview at 10:00

Westview Meadows has begun to participate in Vermont’s 251 club! The 251 Club of Vermont invites people of all ages to join them in accomplishing a visit to every town in Vermont. This incredible club has been established since 1954, and now Westview Meadows is inviting their residents to participate as well. Westview Meadows will begin making trips to different towns across Vermont this spring and throughout the summer. Friday, Westview will be traveling to Marshfield to view the waterfall, Route 232 to Groton State Forest, Seyon Ranch Lodge Picnic, and then return back to Westview via Route 302 through Groton, Thompson, Orange, East Barre, Barre City. Berlin, Montpelier. To learn more about the Vermont 251 Club, please visit the following link: 251 Club VT

Friday, May 10th, 2019

12:00pm

Main Dining Room

This Mother’s Day weekend, Westview Meadows will be hosting a Mother-Child-look-a-like photo contest along with a fun potluck! Join us  to enjoy and judge the contest with some delicious dishes!

Friday, May 3rd

2:00-2:30

Santa Maria Lounge

Around every six weeks, residents have the opportunity to pursue local artists and display their work at Westview Meadows, this month, we have had Amina Yachfine’s work on display in our Main Dining Room. We will be joining Amina for food and beverages and discussion of her work and plans for the future!

Friday, May 3rd, 2019

3:00

Main Dining Room

Did you ever wonder what it would be like to serve in the Peace Corps as an older volunteer? The majority of Peace Corps volunteers are straight out of college, but there are a growing number of over-60 volunteers, and there is no upper age limit. The oldest serving volunteer is over 80! Steve and Heather Bailey started their Peace Corps service in 2012 at the ages of 61 and 63. They will be sharing their experience of living and working in a small village in the mountains of Panama with Westview. Please join us for this fascinating lecture!

Friday, May 1oth 2019

3:00

Main Dining Room

Many people know E. B. White only for his remarkable children’s books, but are unaware of the multitude of publications E.B White has beyond their favorite childhood novels. Some followers of the writing guide, “Elements of Style” have yet to connect the “White” of “Strunk and White” to this famous author. Many readers do not know that E.B. White wrote for New Yorker magazine for almost 60 years, and from 1927 to 1957, with a few breaks, he was the primary editorial voice on its “Notes and Comment” opening page. He covered several subjects from politics, to World War II, world government, the environment, the 1st amendment, blacklisting, and the arts. He reviewed fellow writers and poked fun at “celebrities” of all sorts. He also wrote columns for other magazines, an introduction to “A Basic Chicken Guide for the Small Flock Owner” for the Department of Agriculture and contributed to a pamphlet called Four Freedoms at the request of FDR. Many do not know his eclectic background of works.

E. B. White’s bibliographer and fan, Kathy Hall, would like to open your eyes to these treasures and more, so you can continue to enjoy his lucid and tender prose with an even more in depth knowledge of his life and works. To learn about EBW’s many books, join fellow friends of Wilbur at Westview Meadows on Friday, May 10 at 3:00 in the Main Dining Room.

Friday, April 19th 2019

Departing Westview 11:00

Red Hen Baking is famous for its incredible hand made artisan breads and delicious treats. Please join the residents as they travel “Out to Lunch” to this wonderful bakery. If you would like to learn more about Red Hen Baking, please visit the following link. Red Hen Baking.