I have one additional room for this trip. Please let me know if you’d like to join us!
EVENTS, ACTIVITIES AND TRIPS
Trip Policy:
A 50% deposit of the cost of the trip is due when you sign up. Payment in full is due two weeks before the date of the trip. If you must cancel, please get someone to go in your place; your deposit will not be returned. If we cancel the trip, you will be entirely reimbursed.
Activities:
Payment must be made 2 weeks prior to activity.
BIG SPRING SENIOR CENTER WILL BE CLOSED ON:
Tuesday, August 19 - Trip
Monday, September 1 - Holiday
Monday through Wednesday, September 15 to 17 - Trip
Thursday & Friday, November 27 & 28 - Holiday
Thursday & Friday, December 25 & 26 - Holiday
Dates to put on your calendar:
These activities require sign up in order to participate:
Tuesday, July 29 - January through June Birthday Party
Thursday, August 14 - Lunch Bunch - Black and Bleu
Thursday, August 14 - Trivia Night Fundraiser
Tuesday, August 19 - Root’s Market
Tuesday, September 2 - Mums Orders in
Wednesday, September 3 - Butter Braid Fundraiser begins
Friday, September 5 - Senior Games at Doubling Gap
Wednesday, September 10 - Mums pick up
Thursday, September 11 - Lunch Bunch - Fiddlers
Monday-Wednesday, September 15 to 17 - Rehoboth Beach
Thursday, October 9 - Lunch Bunch - Grandpa’s Love Shack
Friday, October 17 - Butter Braid Orders due
Friday, October 17 - Doubling Gap
Wednesday and Thursday, October 29 & 30 - Make Apple Dumplings
Friday, October 31 - Butter Braid delivery
Wednesday, November 5 - Camp Eder
Thursday, November 13 - Lunch Bunch - Rachel’s Country Store
Friday, December 5 - Holidays at Mt. Hope
Thursday, December 11 - Lunch Bunch - Momma Spriggs
To be schedule:
Thanksgiving Luncheon
Volunteer Luncheon
REGULAR ACTIVITIES:
Our current activities include:
Water Color Class and Coloring for Adults - Monday’s at 1:30 p.m. - Do you have an interest in water coloring? It takes space, inspiration, and motivation, and we can help. The cost is $1 per week to the Big Spring Senior Center, and $5 per week to the instructor. Class size is limited. Call 717-776-4478 to reserve your seat. If water coloring is not your thing but you love experimenting with colors, we provide colored pencils and adult coloring books. Drop ins are welcome.
Game Night - Every third Monday at 6:30 p.m. - Come join an evening of games with Bob Ballard and gang. Bring a snack if you would like.
Walk with Ease - Tuesday’s and Friday’s at 9:30 .m. (April through October) - Looking for a walking group? If so, meet at the Newville Trails Trailhead at 9:30 a.m. We will do some pre-walking stretches and walk for approximately 45 minutes to an hour and end with post walking stretches. Walking is at your own pace.
T’ai Chi for Arthritis for Fall Prevention - Tuesday’s at 10 a.m. - Held at First United Presbyterian Church, 111 W. Big Spring Ave., Newville. T’ai Chi will help you with balance. The cost is $3. Exact change please. Zoom is available if you can’t make it in person. Information to log in:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87808964710?pwd=aUdFYkIHQVd0UXIKNVRPV3RFZXlmdz09
Meeting ID: 878 0896 4710
Passcode: BigSpring
Jewelry Techniques & Jewelry Making with Kathleen Schungel - 1 p.m. on selected Tuesday’s of each month (please call the center for dates) - Kathleen Schungel, professional art instructor (retired) provides a class at the Big Spring Senior Center. Jewelry techniques to create a variety of jewelry items will be explored through demonstrations, practice and discovery. Pliers such as flat, round, needle, and half round pliers will be used with wire to make unique jewelry items. Bead stringing and weaving thread will also be used in addition to pliers with wire. You can remake jewelry from the past into new items or create jewelry with new materials. Listed below are some tools you may want to bring with you to class. However, do not purchase anything new until these items and products are reviewed during the first few classes. Once you see the materials you will have a better idea of what you may want to purchase.
*Any pliers that you may already have in your toolbox such as round nose, flat nose, needle nose, and half round pliers.
*Beads
*Various gage wires
*Beadalon or stringing wire
#Emery paper for sanding metal
#Beadalon weaving thread
*Goggles or eye glasses to protect your eyes while cutting wire.
Movement with Mindfulness (evolved from Yoga) - Wednesday’s at 8:30 a.m. - The class is held at First United Presbyterian Church , 111 W. Big Spring Ave., Newville. This class focuses on strength, improving balance, and accompanying each movement relaxes the mind and deepens one’s ability to surrender to its continuous flow. The cost for a 10-week program is $55 for members of Big Spring Senior Center, and $65 for non-members. Registration and payment are due before you start a class. Call 717-776-4478 to register. Taught by a YMCA Instructor.
Tea, Talk & Treats - Wednesday’s at 9:30 a.m. - Each week we have a new topic or activity. Come join us and enjoy a cup of tea or coffee with a snack.
Blood Pressure Check - Every 4th Wednesday from 12:15 to 1 p.m. - Judy Heberlig, a retired nurse, volunteers her time to help you keep track of this important health indicator.
Bible Study with Pastor - Wednesday’s at 1 p.m. - For July and August, Pastor John Hess from the Newville Church of the Brethren will be teaching on Jonah.
Bike Club - Wednesday’s at 8 a.m. - Meet at the Trail Head in Newville.
Games - Thursday’s at 9:30 a.m. - Come play card games with our dedicated group of card players.
Play Board/Card Games - Thursday’s at 1 p.m. - Don’t ever consider playing games frivolous; studies show that it stimulates your brain, which helps counter the aging process. Just walk in.
Crafts - Tuesday’s at 9 a.m. - Each week, we have a different craft project. Come join us!
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Important to know: The Big Spring Senior Center is supported, in part, by a grant from the Cumberland County Office of Aging and Community Services, The Pennsylvania Department of Aging and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration on Aging.