Plymouth Place Hosts July 2016 Events

Submitted by Plymouth Place.

The following events are at Plymouth Place Senior Living, 315 North La Grange Rd, La Grange Park. They are free and open to the public, but reservations are requested. For information contact 708-482-6805 or email rlopienski@plymouth.provinet.com.

Mondays: Great Courses: Skyline Lounge 4:00pm
We begin a new series, “Elements of Jazz: From Cakewalks to Fusion.”

Thursdays, 7/7, 21, 28 (no meeting on 7/14): Bible Study, Education Room 2:00pm We continue our study of Acts of the Apostles. New members welcome. Join Chaplain Carol and friends as we study the amazing stories of Acts.

Friday, 7/1: You Be the Judge, Education Room 9:30am
Enjoy lively discussions with resident George Plavac on real court cases.

Friday, 7/1: Cruise to Costa Rica, Dole Hall 3:00pm Our cruise around the world destination this month is to Costa Rica. Enjoy a travelogue. Residents are welcome share any stories and memorabilia you may have and bring your passport for your stamp. Enjoy a treat from this country.

Sunday, 7/3: Heather Braoudakis: “Let Freedom Ring”, Albert Hall 2:00pm
Heather Braoudakis returns with a lively patriotic show to celebrate Independence Day.

Monday, 7/4: Dick Best Patriotic Sing-Along Albert Hall 2:00pm
Celebrate the 4th of July with a Patriotic Sing-Along from Dick Best.

Thursday, 7/7: Plymouth Players Show, Dole Hall 3:00pm
See our own Plymouth Place Reader’s Theater perform original works written by resident Dick Best.

Thursday, 7/7: Mark Streder & Rachel Peterson, Dole Hall 7:15pm
The perfect combination of youth, talent, and experience brings you the versatile Rachel Peterson singing a full compliment of great standards and show tunes with Mark Streder providing the accompaniment with a flair all his own.

Friday, 7/8: HealthPro Wellness Seminar: “Pet-tastic”, LL Fitness Room 9:30am
“Pet-tastic: Ensuring Best Practices for safely Managing Pets” is the subject of this month’s clinic addressing common tasks associated with pet care and assessment of continued safety while performing these tasks presented by our Health-Pro rehab.

Saturday, 7/9: Nostalgia Live! Dole Hall 7:15pm
A musical revue evoking memories through songs from the 1920s to the present, featuring two singers. Performing Broadway show songs and old standards; as they take their audience on a trip down memory lane.

Monday, 7/11: Hymn Sing, Albert Hall 3:00pm

Wednesday, 7/13: Mr. Showman, Floyd Andrew, Albert Hall 2:30pm
Enjoy an afternoon with pianist Floyd Andrew, Mr. Showman will entertain with some lively music.

Thursday, 7/14: Art Gallery Reception, LL Gallery 4:00pm
Welcome the fifth Annual Weavers Exhibit, meet some of the artists and learn how they create their beautiful items. Refreshments served.

Friday, 7/15: Economics Today, Education Room 9:30am
Join resident George Plavac to discussion current economic trends and how they affect us.

Friday, 7/15: TED Talks, Education Room 3:00-4:00pm

Sunday, 7/17: Lynn Rymarz as Rosie the Riveter, Dole Hall 2:30pm Historical dramatist, Lynn Rymarz will portray the famous “Rosie the Riveter”. Lynn will share the story of Geraldine Hoff Doyle, the image behind the iconic poster of Rosie the Riveter, “We Can Do It!” Hear how this glamour girl went to work in a factory at the age of 17 to support the war effort during WWII.
Monday, 7/18: Ralph Gutekunst: Origins of the Renaissance, Dole Hall 1:00pm
The program, “Origins of the Renaissance” presented by resident Ralph Gutekunst. This travelogue will depict the splendor of the Italian Renaissance, this significant period in history. Everyone welcome for program.

Tuesday, 7/19: Singer/Guitarist Joe Fire, Albert Hall 2:15pm
Joe Fire will be sharing some fun guitar music and singing.

Wednesday, 7/20: Afternoon at the Classic Movie, Albert Hall 2:00 pm Come enjoy some freshly popped popcorn and watch the classic movie, The King & I.(part 1)
Part 2 will be shown tomorrow, Thursday, 7/21, Albert Hall 2:00pm.

Wednesday, 7/20: COD 50th Anniversary Reunion, Dole Hall 2:00pm
If you are a COD alumni, come to this gathering for the 50th anniversary year for the College of DuPage.

Thursday, 7/21: Singer Laverne Bobkowski: “Pasty Cline”, Margaret Bailey Lounge 3:00pm

Friday, 7/22: Current Events, LL Game Room 9:30am
Join resident George Plavac in a discussion of current news and events.

Friday, 7/22: Nutrition Talk with Ellen, Education Room 2:00pm
Join dietician Ellen Hashoguchi as she shares important information on the best nutritional tips for your health.
Friday, 7/22: Jose Rojas: Costa Rica Travelogue, 3:00pm DH
Jose Rojas, of Natural Expeditions in Iowa, will present a lecture the beautiful culture of Costa Rica. Enjoy photos, stories and more!

Sunday, 7/24: Spectrios Low Vision Support Group Meeting, Creative Arts 1:30pm
Monday, 7/25: Advanced Care for Seniors, Education Room 1:00pm
Guest speaker Terry Poppleton will present a program entitled “On the Trail of the Ancient Ones – the Story of the Anaazi”. History teacher Terry Poppleton has had a lifelong interest in our Native Americans and will share his knowledge of their history and present day American Southwest.

Monday, 7/25: Drumming Circle, Albert Hall 2:00pm
Come enjoy learning about drums from all over the world let by Rita, experience the different sounds of these wonderful instruments and become a part of our own 3rd floor percussion band!

Tuesday, 7/26: Accordion Player Joe Moroz, Penny Lane 2:15pm Enjoy Joe perform “Golden Oldies” on his accordion.

Tuesday, 7/26: Improv Commandos Show, Dole Hall 7:15pm
The Western Springs comedy group, the Improv Commandos will entertain with original skits sure to tickle your funny bone.

Wednesday, 7/27: Music with Sandi Haynes, Albert Hall 2:30pm Enjoy a fun show from one of our favorite entertainers, Sandi Haynes.
Thursday, 7/28: Rosary, Albert Hall 1:00pm

Friday, 7/29 & Saturday 7/30: LATTE Theater presents…The 39 Steps, Dole Hall
Friday 7:00pm & Saturday 2:00pm & 7:00pm
Join the LATTE Theater as they present The 39 Steps, a fast-paced whodunit for anyone who loves the magic of theater! This award-winning treat is packed with non-stop laughs, over 150 zany characters (played by a talented cast of 4), an on-stage plane crash, handcuffs, missing fingers and some good old-fashioned romance. Our own Plymouth Place Players will also be performing. $5 students/seniors, $12 adults ($10 pre purchase). For tickets, call 708-655-0989.