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August 2018
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For more information, call Delores 360-606-6434.
Find out more »Regional Health Improvement Plan Council
Regular meeting occurs the third Tuesday of each month in Room 144.
Find out more »Celebrating Your Life
Have you thought about how you want to be remembered, or what your celebration of life or funeral service will look like? Have you shared those thoughts with your family? We’d like to help answer your questions and discuss how to start this important conversation with your loved ones. Join us for coffee and conversation every Tuesday morning.
Find out more »English Conversation Circle
Practice speaking English in a comfortable setting. Everyone is welcome. Children’s activities provided.
Find out more »Drumming and cardio class
A new class is underway at Touchmark Health & Fitness Club that combines drumming and cardio into one session. No charge to participate in the class, which is open to anyone 50 years and older. All necessary equipment is provided.
Find out more »Battle Ground Toastmasters Club
Meets every Tuesday. For more information, call 360-666-5057.
Find out more »Noon Tunes Summer Concert Series at Pioneer Square
The Noon Tunes Summer Concert Series will return for its 28th year on Tuesdays in July and August. From noon to 1 p.m., enjoy music from some of Portland’s best regional and local musical talent, plus food vendors and other activities. July 10: Tigers of Youth July 10: The Moaning Lorries July 24: Redwood Son July 31: Harvey Brindell and The Tablerockers Aug. 7: JT Wise Band Aug. 14: Ty Curtis Aug. 21: John Nilsen and Swimfish Aug. 28: Castletown
Find out more »Vancouveria Garden Club
The first garden club to be established within the Vancouver area, Vancouveria meets the third Tuesday of the month. Accepting new members.
Find out more »Parkinson’s Exercise Class
Exercises specifically for people with Parkinson's. Work on your strength, flexibility, range of motion, manual dexterity, facial expression and voice and gait patterns. Call 360-944-6000 for any questions.
Find out more »Stitch & Chat: Yarn Crafts for Mindfulness
Join a community of knitters and crocheters at NAMI and make new friends while learning a new coping skill that will bring mindfulness and peace to your day. The group facilitator can teach you how to crochet a scarf or granny square afghan. Bring some yarn and a crochet hook. Feel free to bring any other yarn projects you're working on.
Find out more »Folk Dance Club
Easy international folk dancing and music for all ages, men and women, in the Marshall exercise room. $2 each session. Free for newcomers and visitors. No partner or experience needed.
Find out more »Memory Cafe
The Cobblestone Cafe transforms into a Memory Cafe the third Tuesday of each month, designed to provide a supportive dining experience for caregivers, families and those with cognitive or memory challenges. Reservations required as seating is limited.
Find out more »STRivE – First Steps to Mental Health Recovery
STRivE is for anyone who wants to improve or maintain their mental wellness. Confidential, open class (enter any week). Ten sessions providing education and tools for first steps toward a successful and sustained recovery from mental and emotional challenges. This no-charge support/educational group covers weekly topics such as improving self esteem, managing impulsive behavior, effective communication, creating social support, and more.
Find out more »Behavioral Health Advisory Board
Regular meeting the third Tuesday of each month in rotating locations. Please call for location information, 360-521-2413 or email Jennifer.lule@southwestach.org
Find out more »Single Seniors
Happy hour. For more information, call the events hotline number at 360-718-6029.
Find out more »Commission on Aging: Benefits of Walking and Bicycling for Seniors
Walking and biking can contribute to healthy aging by improving seniors’ mobility, access to services, and physical and mental health. Improving and developing well-connected, attractive bike and pedestrian routes that are safe, convenient and user-friendly can support aging-in-place. Dr. Jennifer Dill, a professor of Urban Studies and Planning at Portland State University and director of PSU’s Transportation Research and Education Center, will discuss the benefits of active transportation and how the design of the built environment can impact an older person’s…
Find out more »How to Effectively Integrate Video into Your Marketing Strategy
A panel of local video experts will share their knowledge with participants on how to effectively create, produce and market video to grow a brand and generate sales.
Find out more »Sons & Daughters of Italy Bocce Ball
Every Tuesday in August. Courts are behind the main building.
Find out more »Take Pounds off Sensibly (TOPS)
A weight loss support group. Weigh-in from 6:15 to 6:50 p.m. The meeting lasts from 6:50 to 7:45 p.m. The cost is $5 per month. Contact franroserd1000@msn.com.
Find out more »Ridgefield Toastmasters
Have fun becoming the speaker and leader you want to be. We provide a safe, friendly and supportive environment. the first three weekly meetings are free, with a small membership fee if you wish to continue and become a member of Toastmasters International. For more information, call Gene, 802-989-0624.
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