On April 15th, the residents of Westview Meadows will head out on a day trip to The Fleming Museum of Art in Burlington, VT. There are a few new exhibits that we are very excited to see! One of the new exhibits is “Unpacked: Refugee Baggage”, a narrative on the experience and the true beginnings of a refugee’s story.
Sugar on Snow!
As spring approaches in Vermont and the sap begins to flow, it is once again time to enjoy the delicious treat that is sugar on snow! This Friday at Westview Meadows we will be boiling syrup on the deck and enjoying Wayside donuts and pickle spears with our sugar on snow!
The Princess Anne Dollhouse at Westview Meadows…
This winter, an ambitious group of folks in Residential Care joined forces and began assembling the Princess Anne Dollhouse. It took many hours, much dedication, and more shingles than you can imagine, but the end result is truly quite impressive. This project gave residents the chance to showcase their various skills. With an architect and an engineer on the team, we know the house is sturdy and strong. With the soft artistic touch of the ladies, the interior design is homey enough to make me want to move in! After its completion, the residents chose to donate the dollhouse to Central Vermont Home Health & Hospice and it is now available to bid on in their online auction at
https://www.biddingowl.com/CentralVermontHomeHealthH
A huge thank you goes out to Real Good Toys in Montpelier for helping make this project come to life!!!
Capital City Concerts
CAPITAL CITY CONCERTS:
Presents the Paris Piano Trio in 2 DIFFERENT programs:Saturday March 7 at 7:30 pm AND Sunday March 8 at 3:00 pm at the Unitarian Church of Montpelier.
These three extraordinary musicians (Régis Pasquier–violin | Roland Pidoux–cello | Jean-Claude Pennetier–piano) met as teen-aged students at the Paris Conservatory, then went on to teach there until their recent retirements. They have received rave reviews from across the globe for their profound musicianship, exquisite sound, and their remarkable sense of ensemble. In addition, on Saturday afternoon from 1:30PM-3:30PM the trio members will take turns teaching advanced students of the violin, cello, and piano in a free public masterclass. For more information including concert repertoire, and to order tickets ($15-$25) visit www.capitalcityconcerts.org. Tickets also available at Bear Pond Books. (Check or cash only-in person)
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MSAC Course: Opera Appreciation with Eric Neilson
Erik Nielsen’s Opera II: The 19th Century
Tuesdays 2:30-4:00 pm
Beginning the Week of 04/06/2020
Location: Westview Meadows Main Dining Room
This course offers an in depth look into some of the most incredible operas of the 19th century. You will examine, appreciate and be inspired by these moving pieces as Eric gives a detailed knowledge of each opera’s intricacies. Please join us for this fantastic course. To learn more about the Montpelier Senior and Activity Center and the courses they have to offer, please visit the following link. MSAC COURSES
MSAC Memoir Writing with Maggie Thompson (Deepen Your Story)
Explore Memoir: Deepen Your Story
10 Mondays, starts 4/6/2020
1:30 – 3:30 pm
Westview Meadows Residents and MSAC Members | $40 Public $55
Westview Meadows Private Dining Room
Westview Meadows will be hosting a Montpelier Senior Center course at their facility. This course will explore memoir writing with Maggie Thompson. Whether writing for ourselves or our grandchildren, becoming the older generation in our families provides a rich perspective on the stories that have colored our lives. Drawing from several books and resources on memoir, we will explore getting started, finding form, growing our language and craft skills, and incorporating sensory details. Memoir is an invitation to reflect and discover deeper insights and meaning. Together we will shape our life experiences into compelling stories, and offer robust encouragement and thoughtful discussion along the way. Please join us for this fun and engaging course to learn more about Montpelier Senior and Activity Center, or to learn more about the courses they offer, please visit the following link. MSAC COURSES
Dr. Shelley Mehlenbacher
February 20th, 2020
11:00AM
The Gary Residence – Sun Room
Dr. Shelley Mehlenbacher, the Assistant State Veterinarian, will be visiting from the Department of Agriculture to our sister facility, The Gary Residence. Dr. Shelley will be discussing the position within the state. The assistant state veterinarian cares for the lives of animals across Vermont, examining their well-being and working in conjunction with several different groups of people to keep the welfare of animals first. Please join us to learn more about this fascinating job. To learn more about the Vermont Department of Agriculture, please visit the following link. Dept of Ag
February Follies
February 23rd, 2020
3:00pm
Main Dining Room, Westview Meadows at Montpelier
Join us as our residents showcase their incredible talents during this once in a lifetime performance! There will be singing, dancing, acting, comedy, instrumentals and more! This is an annual performance organized by our residents, filled with joy, camaraderie, laughter and the peace of friendship amidst beautiful talents.
Friendship after Dementia
February 18th 2020
Main Dining Room, Westview Meadows at Montpelier
2:00pm – 4:00pm
Jessica Kalb from Tender Loving Home Care will be visiting Westview Meadows to present a seminar on friendship with dementia. Jessica will be walking residents through the changes that happen with dementia and point out the best ways to maintain a strong bond even after a diagnosis. Please join us for this fascinating presentation. To learn more about Tender Loving Home Care, please visit the following link. TLC
Parkinson’s Support Group, February 2020
February 8th 2020
1:00pm
Country Kitchen
All are welcome, one of our nursing staff will be at the door to welcome you and direct you to the correct location. Please join us for this wonderful support group for those facing challenges associated with Parkinson’s and their caregivers, loved ones, and friends. The typical format of the meeting is: a group check-in, some announcements and then a break-down into two groups: people with Parkinson’s and then their friends, partners, caregivers, etc. This is a great way to learn more about coping with Parkinson’s and voicing one’s experiences with Parkinson’s. We hope you join! To learn more about Parkinson’s and what you can do to help those living with it, please visit the following link: PARKINSON’S ASSOCIATION.
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