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STATE OF CT RENTER'S REBATE PROGRAM
This service has a hard deadline. Apply as soon as possible.
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Tuesday Apr 28th
10:00 AM | Calendar House Volunteer Reception
April marks National Volunteer Month, and we invite you to join us in expressing our gratitude to all the volunteers at Calendar House. Your contributions are invaluable, and many of our programs would not be possible without your hard work. To honor your dedication, we are hosting a reception.
Coffee, tea, juices, and breakfast pastries will be provided.
We look forward to celebrating with you!
No registration required. | | | May | Monday May 4th
9:00 AM | Foot Clinic
Calendar House Foot Clinic
Nurse Katie Goshdigian will be providing foot care on select Mondays in the health suite. Appointments are for 30 minutes and include basic foot assessment, nail trimming, nail filing, and filing of corns/calluses. Cost is $30 payable to the nurse via cash or check made out to Foot Care RN. Please note clients with ingrown nails, history of leg/foot ulcers and diabetics taking medication need to seek foot care with their podiatrist or primary care provider. Please call 860-621-3014 to schedule an appointment. | Monday May 4th
10:00 AM | Register for Phone and Computer Classes
Register in the Computer Lab on
Mondays between 10 and 12 AM or on
Wednesdays between 1 and 3 PM
for the next session of classes.
Click HERE for descriptions and dates of the available classes.
Registration is also possible at the Lobby desk
outside the above times. | Monday May 4th
1:00 PM | Secrets of the Italian Kitchen with Anna Oliva Mastering Italian Sauces: Techniques & Regional S
Why do Italian sauces taste so extraordinary-even when they use just a few simple ingredients?
Join Italian-born cultural educator and public speaker Anna Oliva for a lively journey into the heart of Italy's most beloved culinary tradition: the sauce. From the butter-based creations of the north to the sun-ripened tomato sauces of the south, discover how geography, history, and family traditions shaped the flavors Italians cherish most.
Along the way, you'll uncover regional secrets, surprising food stories, and timeless kitchen wisdom that Italians have passed down for generations.
Whether you love to cook or simply enjoy learning about Italian culture, this engaging talk will change the way you think about Italian food.
Seating is limited and these programs tend to fill quickly-early registration is strongly encouraged. Register online or by calling the front desk at 860-621-3014. | Tuesday May 5th
11:00 AM | Learn How to Lower Your Electric Bill-Choose a Supplier
Electricity Supply rates increased on January 1st so bring a recent copy of your electric bill and learn how choosing an electric supplier can lower your bill. Art Marcelynas, a former state regulator at the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA), can review your bill, explain how to choose a supplier and answer questions about the Standard Service Generation Supply and rates, licensed electric suppliers, the redesigned electric bill, discounts for Hardship Customers and any question you have about Connecticut's electric rates and policies.
You are encouraged to visit https://www.mysupplymanager.com before the presentation to learn about a service that manages the Supplier cost on your bill. A representative from My Supply Manager will be available to answer any questions.
Art worked at PURA for 32 years and among his numerous duties was responsible for the EnergizeCT.com Rate Board. He maintained the Rate Board and also regulated licensed suppliers from 2006 until he retired in 2021. He was also involved with redesigning the Eversource and United Illuminating electric bill. As a result, he has considerable knowledge about electric rates, the energy supply market, rules surrounding switching suppliers and much more. You won't be disappointed with this presentation!! Please remember to bring a recent copy of your electric bill.
Please register online or by calling 860-621-3014 by Monday, May 4th.
| Tuesday May 5th
1:30 PM | Cinco de Mayo Party
Happy Cinco de Mayo! We are going to party at the Calendar House with Mexican Food, live Mexican entertainment, raffles, and fun!
You will enjoy hot appetizers, a full fajita bar, desserts, chilled water, and a festive punch.
A live Mariachi trio will entertain you during the event and we will have raffles at the end of the party.
Tickets go on sale Tuesday, April 7th. This event is only for Calendar House members and It's being subsidized by the Calendar House Membership Association. $10pp
| Wednesday May 6th
1:00 PM | Vintage Jewelry Craft Project
Create one of a kind floral creations using vintage & recycled jewelry & frames. Perfect for Mother's day. Attendees are encouraged to bring some of their own old, broken or unwanted jewelry pieces to make it more personalized (but not necessary).
Bring scissors & a shoe box top or bigger to use for a work space & to bring home your masterpiece!
The fee for this class is $30 cash due at the time of registration. | Thursday May 7th
4:30 PM | Intergenerational Spring Fling at JFK Middle School
Join the JFK Middle School Community for a Fun-Filled Evening!
Hey there! Come hang out with folks of all ages for a super fun night! We've got music by Billy Jones, tasty pizza, and yummy treats. Plus, it's a great way to welcome spring with your friends. The best part? It's all free, thanks to the Membership Association. Just make sure you sign up by Monday, May 4th! | Monday May 11th
11:00 AM | Artificial Intelligence Presentation with Paul A. Kriksciun
Paul A. Kriksciun believes technology should empower people, not intimidate them, which is why he's made it his mission to make artificial intelligence accessible to everyone. With years of experience helping organizations navigate complex technology, Paul has discovered his true passion: explaining AI in ways that actually make sense. He approaches the topic like a conversation with friends, patient, enthusiastic, and always finding the right analogy to make things click. Whether discussing how algorithms learn, what AI means for our daily lives, or the ethical questions we should all be asking, Paul meets people where they are without the jargon or complexity. For him, demystifying AI isn't just professional expertise; it's a personal commitment to ensuring everyone has a voice in how this powerful technology shapes our future.
Please register online or by calling 860-621-3014 by Friday, May 8th.
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| Schedule for Thursday 23rd April| Time | Activity | Where |
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| 8:30 to 4:30 | General Check-In | Undecided | | 8:30 to 9:45 | TOPS | Class 1A | | 8:30 to 4:30 | Cardio Room | Cardio Room | | 8:30 to 4:30 | Calendar House Active Walkers | Undecided | | 8:30 to 4:30 | Conversation in the Cafe/Lounge | Cafe | | 8:30 to 4:30 | Library/Puzzle Makers | Library | | 8:30 to 4:30 | Ping Pong Players | Ping Pong Room | | 8:30 to 4:30 | Pool Players | Pool Room | | 9:00 to 10:00 | Exercise w/Marcia, Thursdays @9:00 | Fitness Room | | 9:30 to 4:30 | Stained Glass | Craft Room | | 10:00 to 12:00 | Balance Assessments with Powerback Rehabilitation | Health Suite | | 10:00 to 11:00 | Exercise w/Marcia, Thursdays @10:00 | Fitness Room | | 10:00 to 11:00 | Tap Dancing | Main Hall East | | 11:15 to 12:00 | Sit and Be Fit Physical Fitness | Fitness Room | | 12:00 to 12:30 | Bread for Life Lunch | Main Hall West | | 12:30 to 4:00 | Hand and Foot (A Variation of Canasta) | Class 1B | | 1:00 to 3:00 | Pickleball | Main Hall East | | 1:00 to 3:15 | Party Bridge | Card Room | | 1:00 to 3:00 | Scrabble | Class 1A | | 2:00 to 2:30 | Cardio Drumming | Fitness Room |
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