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Events at the Somerville Council on Aging

Somerville Council on Aging news Community Content Check out the Somerville Council on Aging at Facebook.com/somervilleCOA. Everyone can receive the monthly newsletter that is always filled with useful and important information. For a $5 yearly fee, the newsletter can receive it via the U.S. Postal Service or a free version can be sent electronically. To sign up, contact Connie at 617-625-6600, ext. 2300. Zoom Book Club 10 a.m. Feb. 29. Do you love books and want to discuss your love of reading with others? Consider joining book club. Book club's next meeting is 10-11 a.m. Feb. 19. The book t...

Somerville Council on Aging news Community Content Check out the Somerville Council on Aging at Facebook.com/somervilleCOA. Everyone can receive the monthly newsletter that is always filled with useful and important information. For a $5 yearly fee, the newsletter can receive it via the U.S. Postal Service or a free version can be sent electronically. To sign up, contact Connie at 617-625-6600, ext. 2300. Senior Lunch Box Pick Up 10:30 a.m. Feb. 12. Ralph & Jenny Senior Center, 9 New Washington Street. While we aren’t able to share lunch together we hope you can stop by for this fun treat. ...

LGBTQ people throughout history have found ways to connect with each other and make powerful contributions to the survival of their communities.   What grew out of a need to address ageism and intergenerational disconnection within the LGBTQ community became the WISE Project.   Created by Gray Rodgers in early 2020, the Chapel Hill-based project aims to address the needs of LGBTQ people in North Carolina across generations through community and peer support programs, and creating spaces to share stories.   "We're understanding that intergenerational connections in our communit...

Easton news briefs NoteAble Blend to create second virtual chorus The NoteAble Blend chorus based in South Easton recently created a virtual chorus video in which each participant recorded her part and submitted it to an audio technician to compile the individual parts into a four-part recording.  The first recording was a song called “Sound Celebration” and can be heard at http://noteableblend.org. NoteAble is now planning a second virtual chorus and is inviting all women who like to sing to join in the process. The selected song is “With A Little Help From My Friends,” and particip...