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Small Great Things, by Jodi Picoult, is a story about racism, choice, fear, and hope. This work of fiction is based on a true story. Submitted by Natalie Martin and Inga Nyquist.
December‘s book is "The Music Shop" by Rachel Joyce. Discussion leader is Barb Hansen.
Group Bowling with the intent of having fun. Scores will be burned after the fun.
Wine tasting with appetizers. One glass of wine or a formal tasting, both with appetizers for $15. No after dinner this month.
Volunteer at the State and Bijou theaters with Newcomers. Times vary slightly as movie schedules dictate, generally 2-6 p.m. Eight volunteers needed. Your reward is popcorn, soda and a voucher for another movie.
Join us the first and third Thursday of each month from 1:00 - 3:00 pm at Aroma Coffee and Tea to chat, sip a refreshing beverage, and work on our various fiber projects: knitting, crocheting, rug-hooking, cross-stitching, etc.
Group Bowling with the intent of having fun. Scores will be burned after the fun.
The Out to Lunch group will meet the 2nd Wednesday of every month at 1 p.m. at varying restuarants. Reservations required.
The Hagerty Conference Center
Celebrate the season at this festive all member holiday mixer with hearty appetizers, cash bar and a DJ at the Hagerty Center - register today to save your spot
Film Group meets the second Thursday of every month September - May
Review End Game by David Baldacci
Group Bowling with the intent of having fun. Scores will be burned after the fun.
Join us the first and third Thursday of each month form 1:00 - 3:00 pm at Aroma Coffee and Tea to chat, sip a refreshing beverage, and work on our various fiber projects, including: knitting, crocheting, rug-hooking, cross-stitching, etc.
Volunteer at the State and Bijou theaters with Newcomers. Times vary slightly as movie schedules dictate, generally 2-6 p.m. Eight volunteers needed. Your reward is popcorn, soda and a voucher for another movie.
Held at the home of Susan Kraus