Joslyn Adult Center & Tuttle Senior Center News
& July 2026
JULY UPDATES Happy Summer! Hopefully you’re staying cool and hydrated as the heat decides to roll in. We have some exciting news for the Joslyn Center goers: The book mobile is coming to Joslyn! Beginning July 9th, the bookmobile will visit on the second Thursday of each month from 9:30am-11:00am. Services include: issuing and updating library cards, checking Joslynplacing and Tuttleholds Senior on items, Joslyn and Tuttle Senior out library materials, including DVDs, Centers will be closed on Centers will be closed on resource sharing and informationJanuary services. Be sure to stop by 19th in observance January 1st in observance of of Martin Luther King Jr. Day and say New hello! They’ll Year’s Day. also have information about the library’s summer reading program, which is open to all ages and runs through July 30th. The Joslyn and Tuttle Senior Centers will be closed As always, we here at the Joslyn andofTuttle Centers work Monday, February 16th in observance President’s Day. to bring you the best of the best, whether it be services,
activities, or fun events and performances. We want to make sure you enjoy your time at the centers. Make sure to check Joslyn and Tuttle Senior Centers will be closed on our schedule as we do have new classes coming to the Joslyn Tuesday, March 31st in Center. observance of Dolores Huerta Day Both Joslyn and Tuttle Senior Center are packing in a bunch of amazing events in July as well as health presentations, and The Joslyn and Tuttle Senior Centers will be closed class series; there is something for everyone to look forward Sunday, April 5th in observance of Easter. to. Be on the look-out for the most recent Day Trip Brochure, as well as the “On the Move” schedule for the month. For the most up-to-date information on classes, events, and Joslyn and Tuttle Senior Centers will be closed on our monthly presentations, visit Joslyn and Tuttle or Monday, May 25th please in observance of Memorial check out our website: www.burbankca.gov/adults55. Day. Thank you again for always showing up to the centers and making our days better Joslyn and Tuttleeach Seniortime! Centers will be closed on -Joslyn andFriday, Tuttle Staff June 19th in observance of Juneteenth.
Joslyn and Tuttle Senior Centers will be closed on Friday, July 3rd & Saturday, July 4th in observance of Independence Day
JOSLYN ADULT CENTER 1301 W Olive Ave Burbank, CA 91506 (818) 238-5353
FACILITY HOURS MON-THUR FRI SAT SUN
8AM - 8PM 8AM - 6PM 9AM - 1PM 12PM - 4PM
TUTTLE SENIOR CENTER 1731 N Ontario St Burbank, CA 91505 (818) 238-5367
FACILITY HOURS MON - FRI SAT SUN
9AM - 2:30PM CLOSED CLOSED
SENIOR BOARD MEETING Joslyn Adult Center Wednesday, July 22nd 2026 at 1:00pm. Agendas are posted 72 hours prior to the meeting and can be found on the bulletin board on the backside of City Hall and online at BurbankCA.gov
The History of Independence Day The Fourth of July - also known as Independence Day or July 4th - celebrates the birth of American independence from the British Empire. On July 2, 1776, the Continental Congress voted in favor of independence, and two days later delegates from the 13 colonies adopted the Declaration of Independence. Designated as a federal holiday across the United States in 1938, Independence Day celebrations have existed as far back as the 18th century and even the American Revolution. Festivities range from fireworks, parades and concerts to more casual family gatherings and barbecues.
Fourth of July History When the initial battles in the Revolutionary War broke out in April 1775, few colonists desired complete independence from Great Britain. Those who did were considered radical. By the middle of the following year, however, many more colonists had come to favor independence, thanks to growing hostility against Britain and the spread of revolutionary sentiments such as those expressed in the bestselling pamphlet “Common Sense”, published by Thomas Paine in early 1776. One June 7, when the Second Continental Congress met at the Pennsylvania State House (later Independence Hall) in Philadelphia, the Virginia delegate Richard Henry Lee introduced a motion calling for colonies’ independence. Amid heated debate, the Congress postponed the vote on Lee’s resolution but appointed a five-man committee including Thomas Jefferson of Virginia, John Adams of Massachusetts, Roger Sherman of Connecticut, Benjamin Franklin of Pennsylvania and Robert R. Livingston of New York - to draft a formal statement justifying the break with Great Britain. On July 2, the Continental Congress approved Lee’s resolution for independence in a near-unanimous vote (the New York delegation abstained but later voted affirmatively). The following day, John Adams wrote to his wife, Abigail, that July 2 “will be celebrated, by succeeding Generations, as the great anniversary Festival” and that celebration should include “Pomp and Parade...Games, Sports, Guns, Bells, Bonfires and Illuminations from one End of this Continent to the other.” On July 4th, the Continental Congress formally adopted the Declaration of Independence, which Jefferson largely wrote. Although the vote for actual independence took place on July 2, from then on the Fourth of July became the day that was celebrated as the start of American independence. Fourth of July Fireworks The first fireworks were used as early as 200 BC. The tradition of setting off fireworks on the Fourth of July began in Philadelphia on July 4, 1777, during a spontaneous citywide celebration. A ship’s cannon fired a 13-gun salute in honor of the 13 colonies. The Pennsylvania Evening Post reported: “at night there was a grand exhibition (which began and concluded with thirteen rockets) on the Commons, and the city was beautifully illuminated.” That same night, the Sons of Liberty set off fireworks over Boston Common. History.com
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS Indoor Chair Volleyball Wednesdays & Thursdays at joslyn We 2:30pm-3:15pm I Th 2:15pm-3:15pm It’s just like volleyball, but in a chair using a beach ball. The game follows regular volleyball rules however, you use a beach ball. There are many benefits to chair volleyball, such as reducing stress, improving cardiovascular fitness, increasing flexibility and toning muscles. This is a great way to enjoy some exercise and socialize. The goal is to get moving and to have fun while doing it. If you’re available, come by and join in on the fun! Please be aware that the Wednesday class is with Marsha, while the Thursday class is with Harry.
Crunch Time Tuesdays at Joslyn 10:30am-11:15am This workout class will focus on core work, both standing and chair exercises, and light weight workouts. Towards the end of the class, we will be incorporating some floor work. This class does not supply any equiptment, aside form the chair, so we recommend you bring a yoga mat and some light weights. Similar to our other workout classes, you can adjust the severity of this class, but floorwork is an integral part of the class. So be sure you’re prepared for that section of the workout class.
Ukulele Thursdays at Joslyn 12:00pm-2:00pm Joslyn Ukulele Group is a peer-led round robin jam session comprised of very friendly and forgiving players of all abilities. The emphasis is on fun, not perfection. We are not a teaching group, but any of us are happy to help newer players with any questions or tips and tricks to make playing more fun. We play songs that cross a variety of genres, from simple two or three chord songs to much more challenging material. Members are welcome to participate as much or as little as they want, even if it’s just to sing along. Also this much we will be holding a performance so be sure to keep an eye out for more information on the event! *ACTIVITY SCHEDULES CAN BE FOUND AT JOSLYN AND TUTTLE CENTERS*
JOSLYN & TUTTLE EVENTS FREE MEDICARE WORKSHOP
FIND OUT HOW MEDICARE’S 2026 CHANGES WILL IMPACT YOU Come to a workshop and learn about the choices you have such as: • Medicare Advantage Plans • Medicare Supplement Plans • Medicare Prescription Drug Plans • Original Medicare IN-PERSON WORKSHOPS Martha Gonzales, President CHM Insurance Services chminsurance.com martha@chminsurance.com
Joslyn Adult Center 1301 W Olive Ave Burbank, CA 91506 Tue | June 9th | 10:00 AM Wed | July 8th | 11:00 AM
For Questions, Appointments or Complimentary Consult Call 855-466-1008
Call to RSVP
818.238.5353
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Join us for valuable classes to help you age well! Should I Stay or Should I Go? Monday, July 13th, 2026 at 11:30 am - 12:30 pm
The advantages and disadvantages of receiving home care at home versus moving to a senior community and receiving the care there.
Understanding Breast Health and Early Detection with Nicketti M. Handy, M.D., and Ashley Russo, NP Screening guidelines, self-exams and early detection Tuesday, July 21 | 11:30 a.m.
Speaker: Kenny Ossen
Presented in Partnership with Joslyn Adult Center Classes will be held at: 1301 West Olive Ave. Burbank, CA 91506
Join us for an informative discussion on breast health, including the importance of routine screenings, how to perform self-exams and recognizing early warning signs.
Join Us
The session will be led by Dr. Nicketti M. Handy, a breast surgical oncologist who provides comprehensive care for patients with both benign and malignant breast conditions. She focuses on educating patients, supporting informed decision-making and delivering personalized care at every stage.
RSVP With the Front Desk at Joslyn Adult Center or Call (818) 238-5353
AGE WELL
Academy
Joslyn Adult Center 1301 W Olive Ave, Burbank, CA 91506 Call 818-238-5353 to reserve your spot. Space is limited. Please RSVP in advance.
These classes are part of the Age Well Academy, a series of in-person and virtual education programs to support seniors in aging well. Age Well Academy is provided at no-cost by our Senior Specialists
For ages 55+ only
Group (SSG) team of 300+ Certified Specialists throughout Southern and Central California who help
$2 or free with BSAC card
seniors and caregivers navigate the wide range of challenges they face. Nicketti M. Handy, M.D.
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(818)238-5353
501(C)(3) Public Charity Tax ID: 46-1816118
Ashley Russo, NP
JOSLYN & TUTTLE EVENTS UNDERSTANDING ALZHEIMER’S AND DEMENTIA An education program presented by the Alzheimer’s Association®
ALZHEIMER’S IS NOT NORMAL AGING. It’s a disease of the brain that causes problems with memory, thinking and behavior.
Wednesday, July 22nd 10:00 am- 11:00 am Joslyn Adult Center 1301 W Olive Ave. Burbank, CA 91506 Please call (818) 238-5353 to RSVP Visit alz.org/CRF to explore additional education programs online and in your area.
California Southland Chapter
Living Your Best Life Whether you are entering a new chapter in life or have been living it for years, this workshop is designed to inspire you to embrace your stage in life with purpose, joy, and fulfillment. ___________________________________________________________________________
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Join us to learn about: » The impact of Alzheimer’s. » The difference between Alzheimer’s and dementia. » Alzheimer’s disease stages and risk factors. » Current research and treatments available to address some symptoms. » Alzheimer’s Association resources.
Our July 2026 trip is scheduled twice for an art and architecture tour of historic Union Station. We will explore the building’s Mission Moderne architecture and diverse public art. One trip is on Wednesday, July 15, 2026 and the second trip is on Wednesday, July 22, 2026. The On the Move Riders Club will be traveling on the Burbank Bus (Pink Route) to Universal Metro Station. We will take the Red Line to Union Station. We will meet up with an Art Docent for a tour. Then, we will walk to Olvera Street for lunch. We are limited to the number of travelers we may take with us so sign up in advance is REQUIRED. Please sign up by July 10, 2026. Requirements: • You MUST sign a Metro waiver form at time of trip. • You MUST have a current Burbank Active Card with a bus stamp and a valid Metro TAP card with stored cash value. • You MUST sign up by calling Barbara DeVall or emailing Maria Kerrigan to be included in this trip. • Wear your walking shoes and comfortable travel clothing. • Bring a hat, snack and a bottle of water since we will be out and about. • Bring a bag lunch or cash for lunch. Meet at Burbank Joslyn Center at the main desk at 8:30am Return to Burbank Joslyn Center approximately 4:00pm If you are interested in joining us, please contact us. Our contact information is: Barbara DeVall 818-636-3417 or Maria Kerrigan BurbankTravelBuddy@yahoo.com OTMRP Travel Buddies for Burbank Joslyn Center
Live with greater happiness and intention Focus on what truly matters - hint: it’s not “having more things” Make small shifts that create a more fulfilling life
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Join us for an uplifting and engaging session that will leave you feeling inspired and energized Monday, July 27th 10:30am @ Joslyn Adult Center
Workshop is for ages 55+ only $2 or free with BSAC card
Kelly Pena, Certified Happiness Coach
Kelly leads interactive workshops that inspire individuals to create positive, lasting changes in their lives. Joslyn Adult Center 1301 W. Olive Ave. Burbank, CA 91506 Contact the front desk to RSVP 818-238-5353
Do you play cards? We have a lovely group of ladies who play “Pan” on Tuesdays from 12pm-4pm at the Joslyn Center. Two of us would be willing to teach you the game at 11:00am on Tuesday (It’s similar to Rummy or Gin Rummy) Call Pat at 818.352.2484 or Mary at 818.929.6098
JULY EVENTS
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10:00am Huntington Library Trip
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8:15am - Texas Hold ‘Em Tournament
12:00pm - Movie Day
11:30am - Should I Stay or Should I Go? Lecture
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10:00am - Monthly Arts & Crafts
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Beef Stir Fry Broccoli Barley Apple
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Vegetable Frittata Butternut Squash Whole Grain Bread Mango Papaya
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Milk served with every meal ♦ MENU SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
This calendar reflects the day meals are prepared. All components are to be consumed within two days of preparation. The Senior Nutrition Program is funded, in part or in whole, by the Los Angeles County Department of Aging & Disabilites Meals served at 11AM - 12PM at the folloowing locations:
Joslyn Adult Center 1301 W Olive Ave 818.238.5357
McCambridge Recreation Center 1515 N Glenoaks Blvd 818.238.5366
Tuttle Center 1731 N Ontario St 818.238.5367
NUTRITION SERVICES HYBRID MEAL DISTRIBUTION
HOME DELIVERED MEALS PROGRAM
The City of Burbank Nutrition Program is practicing a Hybrid Meal Distribution. All three nutrition sites are now open for dinein! However, program participants may choose to take their meals to-go.
The City of Burbank Home Delivered Meals Program provides homebound individuals with: • 5 to 7 nutritious meals per week in addition to milk, juice, fruit and bread • Voluntary suggested donation is $3.00
• 5 meals are served each week: 2 hot meals, 2 cold meals, and 1 frozen meal alongside milk, juice, fruit, and bread. • Tables are sanitized; disposable utensils are provided. • Bringing a cooler or insulated bag is encouraged. • Patrons must first enroll in the program
Lunch Pick-up
The HDM Program is currently accepting applications. To qualify, applicants must be: • A Burbank resident • At least 60 years of age • Evaluated by staff to determine need and eligibility For more information and/or enrollment, please call (818) 238-5366.
Effective October 2023, the Hybrid meal distribution program will offer dine- in meals on Monday through Thursday from 11:00- 12noon.,and Friday will receive frozen meals. Grab and Go meal distribution will remain the same, Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 11a.m. to 12:00.
Lunches are now available at: Joslyn Adult Center 1301 W Olive Ave 818.238.5357
Tuttle Senior Center 1731 N Ontario St 818.238.5367
McCambridge Recreation Center 1515 N Glenoaks Blvd 818.238.5365 Only the eligible seniors who received the advance confirmation with the Nutrition office can participate in dine -in or Grab and Go meal distribution. Please contact the nutrition office for more detail information.
Ages 60+ = $2 suggested donation
To enroll in the meal program, call the location from which you would like to pick up. After submitting an application, a start date will be given. Must be 60+ to qualify. Suggested $2 donation for EACH meal.
The mission of the Elderly Nutrition Program is to improve the well-being of older adults and help older adults remain independent and in their communities by providing nutritious meals and socialization. The menu writing specifications and requirements are developed by the County of Los Angeles Area Agency on Aging. This helps facilitate the menu writing process annually and encourages agencies and caterers to meet the Dietary Reference Intakes (DRI) included in the Dietary Guidelines for Americans 20202025. The menu is set for a six week cycle. The approved menu by the Los Angeles County dietitian assists us and our project dietitian in providing nutritious, appetizing, and high quality meals for our seniors.
NUTRITION Nourishing News: Tips to Support Brain Health Are you feeling forgetful? It could be due to a lack of sleep, lifestyle, environmental factors, or even activity level. It may be a medical condition such as high blood pressure or diabetes. However, there is no doubt that a healthy eating pattern along with healthful lifestyle choices can play a role in supporting brain health. Brain - Diet Connection • Scientific evidence has shown that eating patterns such as the Mediterranean eating pattern and the MIND diet may be beneficial to the body as well as the brain. Both help to protect against cognitive decline, improve memory and improve alertness. • The Mediterranean eating pattern is rich in vegetables, fish, legumes and healthy fats. The MIND diet is similar to the Mediterranean pattern. • Certain nutrients are key in supporting brain health. These include omega-3 fats, vitamins B6, B12, foliate, D and choline, and antioxidants and phytonutrients. It is best to get these nutrients from a variety of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, protein and healthy fats. • Saturated and hydrogenated fats, typically found in processed foods, are associated with dementia, as these foods promote inflammation and should be minimized. • Changes in gut microbiome may also be related to inflammation in the brain. The gut microbiome contains both good and bad bacteria. Foods that feed the good bacteria, including fermented foods such as yogurt, kefir, kimchi, sourdough and tempeh. These have been shown to improve the gut microbiome. Beyond Diet - Maintain Your Brain Health Healthy lifestyle choices are also important when it comes to brain health, mental sharpness and reducing the risk for dementia. • Challenge your brain with puzzles, games and reading. • Stay socially connected with family, friends and your community. • Keep physically active, as this will increase blood flow to the brain. • Limit alcohol intake “Key Foods” for the MIND Dark Leafy Greens - spinach, kale, broccoli Berries & Cirtus - especially blueberries Whole Grains - oats, quinoa, kasha, barley Nuts - walnuts & almonds in moderation Beans & Lentils - chickpeas, black & pinto beans Protein - eggs, poultry, seafood especially salmon, tuna, sardines, herring Healthy Fats - especially olives oil & avocados in moderation
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Red Meat - maximum of 4x a week Fried & Fast Food - limit to 1x a week Whole Fat Cheese - less than 2oz a week Butter/Margarine - maximum of 1 Tbsp daily Pastries & Sweets - less than 5 per week
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RESOURCES FOR ADULTS 55+ BET TZEDEK LEGAL SERVICES AT JOSLYN Bet Tzedek is a non-profit organization that aims to help improve the safety and quality of life for older adults.
BURBANK BUS Burbank Bus Senior & Disabled Transit provides transportation service to Burbank residents age 60 or over or disabled (with doctor’s certification). This service offers efficient, comfortable, and reliable transportation within the City of Burbank. Reservations are required. For more information and updated hours of operation, contact: (818) 238-5360.
Need assistance with the following issues: Abuse/safety concerns Conservatorship/guardianship Consumer issues/fraud Employment issue or IRS dispute Foreclosure/real estate fraud Health care directives/advance planning Housing conditions/discrimination IHSS (in-home support) disputes Landlord-tenant issues Public benefits CALL 818.238.5353 TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT
SENIOR RESOURCE GUIDE CONNECTING SENIORS TO OUR COMMUNITY
The Senior Resource Guide provides a listing of agencies and organizations in the Burbank community and surrounding cities offering services to older adults and their families. Go to www.BurbankCA.gov/Adults55 and click on “Resources” or Scan the QR Code to gain access to the most up-todate Senior Resource Guide.
RESOURCES FOR ADULTS 55+ HEARING SCREENINGS 1st Wednesday of the month from 9:00am-11:00am Appointments are strongly recommended, call 818.238.5353. Walk-ins if time permits.
Need help with your cell phone or tablet? Make an appointment with one of our Gadget Tutors. Call 818.238.5353
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COMING IN AUGUST Join us for valuable classes to help you age well! Aging in Place vs. Rightsizing: How to Choose What’s Best for You Monday, August 10th, 2026 at 11:30 am - 12:30 pm
THE UKULELE CHORUS PRESENTS:
This presentation, "Aging in Place vs. Rightsizing: How to Choose What’s Best for You," is designed to help seniors make informed, confident decisions about their future living situation. We’ll explore the pros and cons of aging in place and rightsizing, debunk common myths, and walk through a simple decision framework to assess your home’s fit. Through real-life stories, practical tips, and a short reflective activity, you'll gain clarity on which path best supports your lifestyle, safety, and goals.
THE COWBOY SONGS SHOW! JOIN US FOR OUR FIRST EVER COWBOY CHORUS SHOW! HATS, PLAID SHIRTS, BANDANAS, BOOTS, BIG BELT BUCKLES; SONGS FROM THE DAYS WHEN WESTERNS WERE ALL THE RAGE IN POPULAR MUSIC AND HOLLYWOOD; A LITTLE MUSIC HISTORY BEHIND THE SONGS PLUS A SINGALONG AND QUIZ QUESTIONS FOR THE AUDIENCE; AND SOME OF THE WESTERN TELEVISION SHOW THEME SONGS THE AUDIENCE GREW UP WITH IN THE 50’S AND 60’S!
Speaker: Jasmine S. Megrabyan
Presented in Partnership with Joslyn Adult Center Classes will be held at: 1301 West Olive Ave. Burbank, CA 91506 RSVP With the Front Desk at Joslyn Adult Center or Call (818) 238-5353
AGE WELL
When: Tuesday, August 11th
Academy
Where: Joslyn Adult Center 1301 W. Olive Ave. Burbank, CA 91506
to support seniors in aging well. Age Well Academy is provided at no-cost by our Senior Specialists Group (SSG) team of 300+ Certified Specialists throughout Southern and Central California who help seniors and caregivers navigate the wide range of challenges they face.
FoundaKonForSeniorServices.org
info@TheFSS.org
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Baldeagle Barbecue Blue Declaration Fireworks
Freedom Hiking Independence Patriotism Picnic
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Time: 1:00 pm
These classes are part of the Age Well Academy, a series of in-person and virtual education programs
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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! BURBANK NUTRITION SERVICES
HOME DELIVERED MEAL PROGRAM VOLUNTEER REQUIREMENTS
• • Must have reliable transportation and proof of insurance • Live Scan fingerprinting screening • NCSI screening National Center for Safety Initiative
Enthusiastic and friendly people looking to make a change
GENERAL INFORMATION
• Monday–Friday • One a week, once a month, or whenever your time permits • 10-12 meals each route • Meal Delivery between 10:30AM–1:00PM • Pick up meals at McCambridge Park If you are interested, please contact us: BurbankNutrition@BurbankCA.gov | 818.238.5366 @Burbank_ParksAndRec
818.238.5366
@BurbankParksAndRecreation
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