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LEE SENIOR CENTER CALENDAR
APRIL 2019
5722 Lee Highway, Arlington VA. 22207/ 703-228-0555
Monday Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
1
10-11 Lee Coffee Klatch (Rm. 100)
10-11 Scale Down (Rm. 201)
10-11 Computer Help by Appt. (Rm. 101)
10-12 Painting (Rm. 203)**
11:15-1:15 Just Play’n Country (Rm. 100)
12-3 Social Bridge (Rm. 201)
1-2:30 Traditional Hatha Yoga (Gym) **
1:30-3:30 Folk Music Sing-Along (Rm.100)
2
10-11 Exercise Class (Gym) *
11:15-12:15 Book Club (Rm. 100)
11:30-1 Drumming Circle (Rm. 101)
11:30-1 Writing Group (Rm. 203)
12:15-1:30pm Ancient Art Dance (Gym)
2:15-3 Zumba (Gym) **
3
10:30-11:30 Ageless Grace (Rm. 201) **
12-2 The Rocking Chairs (Rm. 100)
12:30-1:45 Local History Discussion Group (Rm. 101)
2-2:45 Beginner Partner Dance Lessons (Gym)
2:45-3:30 Int./Adv. Partner Dance Lessons (Gym)
3:45-5:15 Traditional Hatha Yoga (Rm. 201)**
4
10-11 Exercise Class (Gym)*
10-2 Social Bridge (Rm. 101)
11:30-3 Rubber Stamping (Rm. 100)
1-3 Woodcarvers (Rm. 100)
1-3 Sudoku (Rm. 201)
1:30-3 Intermediate Line Dance (Gym)
5
10-12 Walkers – Kenwood Cherry Blossoms,
Bethesda, MD*
10-11 Computer Help by Appt (Rm. 101)
10-12 Caroleers (Rm. 100)
10:30-11:30 Poetry Workgroup (Rm. 201)
12-3 Social Bridge (Rm. 201)
1-3 Just Play’n Country (Rm. 100)
1-3 ContraDance (Gym)
1-3 Social Ballroom Dance (Gym)
IN-PERSON TRAVEL REGISTRATION 8
ARLINGTON RESIDENTS — 10-NOON
10-11 Lee Coffee Klatch (Rm. 100)
10-11 Scale Down (Rm. 201)
10-11 Computer Help by Appt. (Rm. 101)
10-12 Painting (Rm. 203)**
11-1 Trivial Pursuit (Rm.100)
12-3 Social Bridge (Rm. 201)
1-2:30 Traditional Hatha Yoga (Gym)
1:30-3 Lee-Madison Advisory Committee
Meeting (Rm. 100)
9
10-11 Exercise Class (Gym) *
11:15-12:30 History Roundtable (Rm. 100)
11:30-1 Drumming Circle (Rm101)
12:15-1:30 Ancient Art Dance (Gym)
2:15-3 Zumba (Gym)**
10
10:30-11:30 Ageless Grace (Rm. 201)**
10:30-11:45 Study of Words (Rm. 203)
12-2 The Rocking Chairs (Rm. 100)
2-2:45 Beginner Partner Dance Lessons (Gym)
2:45- 3:30 Int./Adv. Partner Dance Lessons (Gym)
3:45-5:15 Traditional Hatha Yoga (Rm. 201)**
11
10-11 Exercise Class (Gym) *
10-2 Social Bridge (Rm. 101)
11:30-3 Rubber Stamping (Rm. 100)
1-3 Woodcarvers (Rm. 100)
1-3 Sudoku (Rm. 201)
1:30-3 Intermediate Line Dance (Gym)
1:30-3 Hopper’s Nighthawks (Rm. 203)**
12
10-12 Walkers – Riverbend Park,
Great Falls, VA *
10-11 Computer Help by Appt. (Rm 101)
10-12 Caroleers (Rm. 100)
10:30-11:30 Poetry Workgroup (Rm. 101)
12-3 Social Bridge (Rm. 201)
1-3 Just Play’n Country (Rm. 100)
1-3 ContraDance (Gym)
15
10-11 Lee Coffee Klatch (Rm. 100)
10-11 Scale Down (Rm. 201)
10-11 Computer Help by Appt. (Rm. 101)
10-12 Painting (Rm. 203)**
11:15-1:15 Just Play’n Country (Rm. 100)
12-3 Social Bridge (Rm. 201)
1-2:30 Traditional Hatha Yoga (Gym)
16
10-11 Exercise Class (Gym) *
11:30-3 Rubber Stampers (Rm. 100)
11:30- 1 Writing Group (Rm. 203)
11:30-1 Drumming Circle (Rm 101)
12:15-1:30 Ancient Art Dance (Gym)
2:15-3 Zumba (Gym) **
17
10:30-11:30 Ageless Grace (Rm. 201)**
12-2 The Rocking Chairs (Rm. 100)
1:30-2:30 Reel Page Turners Movie Book Club
(Rm. 203)
2-2:45 Beginner Partner Dance Lessons (Gym)
2:45-3:30 Int./Adv Partner Dance Lessons (Gym)
3:45-5:15 Traditional Hatha Yoga (Rm. 201) **
18
10-11 Exercise Class (Gym) *
10-2 Social Bridge (Rm. 101)
1-2:30 Beading Bunch (Rm. 100)
1-3 Woodcarvers (Rm. 100)
1-3 Sudoku (Rm. 201)
1:30-3 Intermediate Line Dance (Gym)
19
10-12 Walkers – Brookside Gardens,
Wheaton, MD*
10-11 Computer Help by Appt. (Rm. 101)
10-12 Caroleers (Rm. 100)
10:30-11:30 Poetry Workgroup (Rm. 201)
12-3 Social Bridge (Rm. 201)
1-3 Just Play’n Country (Rm. 100)
1-3 Social Ballroom Dance (Gym)
22
10-11 Lee Coffee Klatch (Rm. 100)
10-11 Scale Down (Rm. 201)
10-11 Computer Help by Appt. (Rm. 101)
10-12 Painting (Rm. 203) **
11-1 Trivial Pursuit (Rm. 100)
12-3 Social Bridge (Rm. 201)
1-2 Business Formation (Rm. 203)
1-2:30 Traditional Hatha Yoga (Gym) **
23
10-11 Exercise Class (Gym)*
11:30-1 Drumming Circle (Rm101)
11:30-1:30 Genealogy 101 (Rm. 100)
12:15-1:30 Ancient Art Dance (Gym)
2:15-3 Zumba (Gym) **
24
10:30-11:30 Ageless Grace (Rm 201) **
12-2 The Rocking Chairs (Rm.100)
2-2:45 Beginner Partner Dance Lessons (Gym)
2:45-3:30 Int./Adv Partner Dance Lessons (Gym)
3:45-5:15 Traditional Hatha Yoga (Rm. 201) **
25
10-11 Exercise Class (Gym) *
10-2 Social Bridge (Rm 101)
11:30-3 Rubber Stamping (Rm 100)
1-3 Woodcarvers (Rm. 100)
1-3 Sudoku (Rm. 201)
1:30-3 Intermediate Line Dance (Gym)
26
10-12 Walkers – National Arboretum, DC*
10-11 Computer Help by Appt. (Rm. 101)
10-12 Caroleers (Rm. 100)
12-3 Social Bridge (Rm. 201)
1-2:30 Poetry Jam (Rm. 203)
1-3 Just Play’n Country (Rm. 100)
29
10-11 Lee Coffee Klatch (Rm. 100)
10-11 Scale Down (Rm. 201)
10-11 Computer Help by Appt. (Rm. 101)
10-12 Painting (Rm. 203)**
1:30-2:30 Downsizing: Make a Plan
(Rm. 203)
30
10-11 Exercise Class (Gym)*
11:30-12:30 Urban Bee-Keeping (Rm. 203)
12:15-1:30 Ancient Art Dance (Gym)
2:15-3 Zumba (Gym) **
IN-PERSON TRAVEL REGISTRATION: Arlington Residents: Mon., April 8, 10am-Noon – for May Trips
* Ongoing class/program with a fee (Drop In)
** Registration for session required
beforehand. See Program Guide for fee.
Walkers & Exercisers have a Punch Card
Available
HOUSEKEEPING NOTES
ATTENDING PROGRAMS
Please let us know you’re coming.
Even when programs are free, we ask that you
call ahead to say you plan to attend. Sometimes
a presentation is canceled due to low
enrollments or instructor illness and we will
phone to save you a trip if that happens.
CHECK-IN PROCEDURE:
Please remember to bring your blue Department
of Parks and Recreation swipe pass when you
come to Lee Senior Center and check in at the
front desk. If you need a new one, we are happy
to obtain one for you. Please note that this
applies to ALL PARTICIPANTS who attend or
participate in any programs at Lee.
INFORMATION VIA EMAIL?
If you would like to receive this newsletter or
additional information regarding programs you
are particularly interested in, please send an
email request note to [email protected]. Let
us know which programs you would like to
receive electronic correspondence about.
FRIDAY WALKING PRGRAM
Punch pass card for $60 available. It includes 15
walks.
Music
• Just Playin’ Country -- 1st ,3rd & 5th
Monday and Every Friday
• The Rocking Chairs -- Wednesdays
• Caroleers -- Fridays
• Folk Music Sing along -- 1st Monday
• Drumming Circle, Select Tuesdays
Cards
• Bridge - Monday, Thursday & Friday
Dance
• Partner Dance Lessons - Wednesdays
• Social Ballroom Dance - 1st & 3rd Friday
• Contra Dance – 2nd Friday
• Ancient Art Movement Dance -- Tuesdays
• Intermediate Line Dance - Thursdays
Arts
• Painting -- Mondays**
• Rubber Stamp Club -- Workshop, 3rd
Tuesday
• Woodcarvers – Thursdays
• Beading – Select Thursdays
Health
• Scale Down -- Mondays
• Ageless Grace – Wednesdays**
• Exercise Class - Tuesday & Thursday*
• Yoga - Monday & Wednesday**
• Zumba -- Tuesdays**
• Walking – Fridays *
Other
• Computer Training -- as scheduled
• Lee Coffee Klatch – Mondays
• Trivial Pursuit – 2nd & 4th Monday
• Genealogy -- 4th Tuesday
• Sudoku – Thursdays
Special Programs
HOPPER’S NIGHTHAWKS Thurs., Apr. 11, 1:30-3pm
Edward Hopper’s Nighthawks, his striking
nocturnal image of four New Yorkers in a local
restaurant, has become his most famous work
and a 20th century icon. Art educator Joan Hart
will explore the reasons for Hopper’s success,
including the painting’s link to Film Noir.
$6, #919035-23
BUSINESS FORMATION
Mon., Apr. 22, 1-2pm
Thinking of starting your own business?
Attorney Allison Mathey Lambeth will discuss the
most common types of business structures and
the benefits and drawbacks of each.
DOWNSIZING: MAKE A PLAN
Mon., Apr. 29, 1:30-2:30pm
If moving to a smaller home is in your retirement
plan, it is good to think about how to organize
your belongings as you prepare your home for
sale. Learn about benefits of home decluttering
and staging to highlight the value of your home.
Presented by local realtor Nia Bagley.
URBAN BEE KEEPING
Tues., Apr. 30, 11:30am-12:30pm
These hard-working pollinators are pivotal to our
environmental well-being. While most would
associate bee keeping with country living, there
are a good number of urban bee keepers such
as our presenter Paul Diehl. Learn about bee
keeping, its benefits and risks.
Regular Monthly
Programs and Their
Topics
LEE BOOK CLUB
Get together for great books and good
conversation. April’s selection will be Love and
Ruin by Paula McLain. First Tuesday.
LOCAL HISTORY DISCUSSION GROUP The topic for April will be local and regional parks. First Wednesday.
HISTORY ROUNDTABLE
Take part in thought-provoking and informative
discussions about pivotal events in our world’s
history. April’s topic will be the history of ship
design changes. Second Tuesday.
THE STUDY OF WORDS
The study of words is simultaneously the history
of our culture, with contributions from Old
English, Latin, French and Native American
dialects. Share fun and knowledge
deconstructing American English. Meets second
Wednesday.
