Joslyn Adult Center & Tuttle Senior Center News
& September 2026
SEPTEMBER UPDATES Happy September! As summer begins to wind down and we welcome the start of fall, it’s a wonderful time to reconnect, try something new, and enjoy all that Joslyn Adult Center and Tuttle Adult Center have to offer. September brings a fresh season of classes, activities, presentations, and opportunities to stay active and connected. Whether you’re returning to a favorite program or thinking about trying something for the first time, we encourage you to look through this months newsletter and discover something new! As we transition into fall, it’s also a great time to get outside, enjoy a morning walk, spend time with friends, or simply take advantage of the cooler days ahead. Of course, Southern California may still have warm weather in store for us, so remember to stay hydrated.
JOSLYN ADULT CENTER 1301 W Olive Ave Burbank, CA 91506 (818) 238-5353
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TUTTLE SENIOR CENTER 1731 N Ontario St Burbank, CA 91505 (818) 238-5367
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Day Trips are back! Registration for the October-December Joslyn Center day trips begins Friday, September 4, for Burbank residents and Tuesday, September 8 for nonresidents. Upcoming trips include Oktoberfest, Dolby Theatre Tour, Downtown Solvang/Chumash Casino, Alley, the Autry Museum and many more. Space is limited, so be sure to register early!
SENIOR BOARD MEETING
For the most up-to-date information on classes, events, and our monthly presentations, please visit Joslyn and Tuttle or check out our website: www.burbankca.gov/adults55.
Joslyn Adult Center Wednesday, September 23rd 2026 at 1:00pm.
We look forward to seeing you throughout September and welcoming the fall season together! -Joslyn and Tuttle Staff Joslyn and Tuttle will be closed on Monday, Spetmber 7th, 2026 for Labor Day
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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
Fun Facts about September September, which kicks off with a three-day weekend honoring Labor Day, marks the start of a new school year, the end of summer and the beginning of fall. The month is also tied to the harvest season and a slew of interesting but forgotten historical events. September’s name comes from septem, the Latin word for seven. Although it’s the ninth month of the Gregorian calendar, it was originally the seventh month under the Roman calendar, which began with March.
Seasonal Oddities and Astronomical Facts The fall equinox, which marks the start of Autumn, occurs around September 22, when day and night hours are equal worldwide. It’s one of the two days (the spring equinox being the other) when the sun is directly above the equator.
Interesting Things that Happened in September Because September is harvest season, it’s no stretch that its full moon, called the corn moon, was named by Native Americans after the late-summer reaping of the crop, notes the Old Farmer’s Almanac. When September’s full moon falls closest to the fall equinox, it is called the harvest moon. • The first and last issue of American’s earliest newspaper, Publick Ocuurences Both Foreign and Domestick, debuted on Septmeber 25, 1690. The Boston published four page paper that covered a wide range of topics, including the English French war, Thanksgiving celebrations in Plymouth and a smallpox outbreak. • The largest recorded solar storm occured on September 1-2, 1859. This so-called Carrignton Event caused dazzling auroras and severe geomagnetic disturbances that disrupted telegraph systems worldwide. • Accounts of statues of India;s sacred elephant-headed god Ganesha “drinking” milk spread across the subcontinent on September 21, 1995, the BBC reported, prompting millions of Hindus to flock to temples to witness what many believed was a miracle.
Forgotten Holidays and Celebrations September is the month to celebrate Johnny Appleseed Day (September 26), paying homage to John Chapman, the legendary frontiersman renowned for planting orchards all over the Midwest. Every year, on the fourth Monday of September in Kyoto, Japan, the Kashu Matsuri, or Comb Festival, celebrates the history, artistry and cultural heritage of Japanese hair ornaments. Started in 1961 by the Kyoto Beauty Culture Club, the festival begins with the “Black Hair Dance,” which expresses gratitude for used combs and hairpins. as they are placed in a ceremonial burial mound. The main event follows, featuring a procession of models showcasing different historical eras of traditional Japanese hair adornment, from ancient to modern times. History.com
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS Fleet Feet Walking Group Mondays at Joslyn Mon 9:00am-10:00am We invite you to join us for a 1-3 mile walk around beautiful Burbank. We invite you to make friends and meet new people as we walk and talk. The distance of our walks depends on the weather, as well as the group’s conscience. Just a heads up, there will be no walks on rainy days. Regardless of your ability, we still invite you to come and join. Our group is meant for any and everyone to feel comfortable going out on walks and you may even see a new part of Burbank that you haven’t seen before!
Tai Chi (All Levels) Tuesdays & Fridays at Joslyn Tu 10:00am-11:00am I Fri 9:00am-11:00am Come join us outside! Tai Chi is a slow, mindful exercise that can help strenghthen your ankles, knees and legs. Our instructors teach an all levels class on Tuesdays and Fridays. This class is for beginners and instructs you on how to balance and train single leg stability and also focus on slow breathing. This class takes place outside on the corner of Griffith and Clark underneath the shaded area. A friendly reminder that this class is not held on rainy days. Join this class and meet new people.
Mah Jongg Tuesdays &Thursdays at Joslyn Tues & Thurs 11:00am-3:00pm Mah-Jongg is a game of Chinese origin usually played by four people with 144 tiles that drawn and discarded until one player secures a winning hand. This is not an instructional class. Whether you show up in group of four, on your own, you are eligible to play and if you are familiar with the rules. While Tuesdays and Thursdays are designated Mah-Jongg days, you are welcome in to come in everyday and check out a Mah-Jongg set with your BSAC membership and play in a room that is available with friends. *ACTIVITY SCHEDULES CAN BE FOUND AT JOSLYN AND TUTTLE CENTERS*
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of 300+ certified specialists throughout Southern CaliforniaServices who help seniors caregivers navigate the Contact Foundation for Senior toand learn more. wide range ofNow challenges they face. our Event Calendar at Register through This class is 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 by our Senior foundationforseniorservices.org orSpecialists scan:Group (SSG) chapters – a team of 300+ certified specialists throughout Southern California who help seniors and caregivers navigate the wide range of challenges they face. This class is 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 by our Senior Specialists Group (SSG) chapters – a team of 300+ certified specialists throughout Southern California who help seniors and caregivers navigate the wide range of challenges they face.
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Fri., Sept. 18, 2026 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Joslyn Adult Center 1301 W. Olive Ave. Burbank, CA 91506 Free parking Enter for a chance to win free raffle prizes and giveaways.* Bring your questions for a chance to win a gift card. *while supplies last
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A FREE LECTURE FOR OUR 55+ COMMUNITY
How to Spot a Scam Before It Costs You A clear, friendly talk on today’s most common scams and the simple habits that stop them. No jargon, no fear, just answers. One relaxed hour is all it takes to learn what scammers’ tricks look like and how to shut them down. You will leave with clear answers and a takehome guide for your family.
Joslyn Adult Center MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2026
11:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Free to attend · No experience needed · Bring your questions
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Discover simple, meaningful ways to:
Join us for a thoughtful and interactive conversation about what makes you feel alive and how to bring more purpose into this chapter of life
▪ How today’s most common scams work, from fake tech support to prize and impersonation schemes ▪ What real banks and government agencies will never ask you to do ▪ Exactly what to do the moment something feels wrong
Elan Mauer
FOUNDER, AGELESS TECH ACADEMY
Elan has taught thousands of adults to use technology with confidence. His talks are warm, clear, and practical.
Class location: 1301 West Olive Ave. Burbank, CA 91506 RSVP at Joslyn Adult Center or call (818) 238-5353
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Purpose and passion do not end with retirement or life transitions. This workshop will help you reconnect with what makes you feel alive and bring more meaning, joy, and fulfillment into everyday life.
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▪ The warning signs hiding in scam phone calls, text messages, and emails
AGELESS TECH ACADEMY
Living Your Purpose & Passions
Identify what makes you feel most alive Recognize your personal strengths and gifts Ideas for adding more passion and purpose into your daily life
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Monday, September 28th 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
JOSLYN & TUTTLE EVENTS Pool Party
September 24 | 4–6PM McCambridge Pool
1515 N Glenoaks Blvd, Burbank, CA 91504 Food Sponsored by:
FREE Event for Adults 55+
Featuring Swimming, Dancing, Music, Food, Games, and Raffles!
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Our September 2026 trip is scheduled twice for a historic tour to Campo de Cahuenga on Lankershim Blvd. Afterwards, the group will heac back to Toluca Lake for lunch. One trip is on Tuesday, September 15, 2026 and the second trip is on Tuesday, September 22, 2026. On the Move Riders Club will be traveling on the Burbank Bus (Pink Route) to the Metro Universal Station to walk over to Campo de Cahuenga. We are limited to the number of travelers we may take with us, so sign up in advance. Sign up is REQUIRED and the deadline to sign up for this these trips is Friday, September 11, 2026. Requirements: You MUST sign a Metro waiver form at time of trip. You MUST have a current Burbank Active Card iiiiiiii with a bus stamp and a valid Metro TAP card with iiiiiiii stored cash value. You MUST sign up by calling Barbara DeVall or iiiiiiiiiemailing Maria Kerrigan to be included in this trip. Wear your walking shoes and comfortable travel iiiiiiiiiclothing. Bring a hat, snack and a bottle of water since we i iiiiiiiiiwill 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
Members of BUW meet on the 2nd Thursday of each month at 4:00pm at the Joslyn Adult Center The goal of BUW is to promote educa6on and intellectual growth through furnishing college scholarships to graduates of Burbank public high schools. Ac6vi6es currently include monthly mee6ngs with refreshments and interes6ng speakers, book club, dining group, day trips, and fundraising ac6vi6es.
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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 11AM - 12PM at the following locations: Joslyn Adult Center McCambridge Recreation Center Tuttle Center 1301 W Olive Ave 1515 N Glenoaks Blvd 1731 N Ontario St 818.238.5357 818.238.5366 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 Eat Right: Eating Right on a Budget Getting the most nutrition for your food budget starts with a little extra planning before you shop. There are many ways to save money on the foods that you eat. Here are some budget-friendly tips for eating right. Cook more, eat out less Eating out can be expensive. Many foods can be prepared for less money (and more healthfully) at home. Pre-packaged foods, like frozen dinners and packaged pasta or rice mixes can also add up when you calculate the cost per serving. Find a few simple, healthy recipes your family enjoys and save eating out for special occasions. Plan what you’re going to eat Deciding on meals and snacks before you shop can save both time and money. Review recipes and make a grocery list of what ingredients are needed, then check to see what foods you already have and make a list for what you still need to buy. When shopping with a list you will be less likely to buy things that are not on it. To “Create a Grocery Game Plan”, visit MyPlate.gov. Decide how much to make or buy Making a large batch by doubling a recipe will save time in the kitchen later on. Extra portions can be used for lunches or meals later in the week, or frozein as leftovers in individual containers for future uses. Plus, purchasing ingredients in bulk is often cheaper.
Determine where to shop Check the local newspaper and online or at the stores for sales and coupons, especially when it comes to more expensive ingredients, such as meat and seafood. While at the store, compare prices of different brands and different sizes of the same brand to see which which has a lower unit price. The unit price is usually located on the shelf directly below the product.
Shop for foods that are in season Fresh fruits and vegetables that are in season are usually easier to get and may be less expensive. Frozen and canned produce are also also good options and may be more affordable at certain times of the year. Look for fruit that is canned in 100% juice or water and canned vegetables that are labeled “low in sodium” or “no salt added”. Watch Portion Sizes Eating too much of even lower cost foods and beverages can add up to extra dollars and calories. Use smaller plates, bowls and glasses to help keep portions under control. Fill half your plate with fruits and vegetables and the other half with grains and protein foods such as lean meat, poultry, seafood or beans. This is an easy way to eat a balanced meal while controlling portions and costs. To complete the meal, add a glass of fat-free or low-fat milk or a serving of fat-free yogurt for dessert.
Quench your thirst with water Water from the tap is a low cost way to stay hydrated. Substituting plain water in place of sweetened beverages not only saves you money but may also help you reduce extra calories from added sugars.
Make your own healthy snacks Convenience costs money. Many snacks, even healthy ones, usually cost more when sold individually. Make your own snacks by purchasing large tubs of low-fat yogurt or cottage cheese and dividing them into smaller containers. For trail mix, combine unsalted nuts, dried fruit and whole grain pretzels or cereal; store small portions in airtight containers. Air-popped popcorn and whole fresh fruits in season also tend to cost less compared to pre-packaged items.
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-to- date Senior Resource Guide.
GRAB BAR PROGRAM Supporters of Senior Services
TOILET SAFETY RAIL • SHOWER CHAIR • RAISED TOILET SEAT • REACHER GRABBER • SHOWER GRAB BAR Supporters of Senior Services provides free shower grab bars and other equipment to Burbank Residents age 55+ with qualifying annual incomes.
More information or to apply: www.burbankca.gov/adults55
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 SEPTEMBER You’re invited to our National Health Literacy Month
10 WARNING SIGNS OF ALZHEIMER’S
Doc Talk
with Dr. Aaron James Lao on the importance of health screenings
An education program presented by the Alzheimer’s Association®
Dr. Lao will discuss why regular health screenings matter and how they can help detect health concerns early, often before symptoms appear. He will also share how understanding your health can help you make informed choices, manage conditions and get the care you need. You will learn: • How to find silent diseases early through regular health screenings • Why clear and easy-to-understand health information is important • How to find, understand, and use health services to make better health choices
WHAT TO WATCH FOR IN YOURSELF AND OTHERS. Alzheimer’s causes changes in memory, thinking and behavior that are not normal aging. Join us to learn about: » The difference between normal aging and Alzheimer’s. » Common warning signs. » The importance of early detection and benefits of diagnosis. » Next steps and expectations for the diagnostic process. » Alzheimer’s Association resources.
Wednesday, October 7th
Friday, October 16, 2026
10:00 am - 11:00 am PST
11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Joslyn Adult Center 1301 W Olive Ave. Burbank, CA 91506 Please call (818) 238-5353 to RSVP
Joslyn Adult Center 1301 W. Olive Ave., Burbank, CA 91506
Please RSVP by calling the Joslyn Adult Center at (818) 238-5353. We look forward to seeing you there!
Aaron James Lao, DO Board Certified: Family Medicine Dr. Lao cares for people of all ages, from kids to grandparents, and helps with many health needs like common sicknesses, nutrition, and minor procedures. He treats the whole person, not just the illness. Always learning, honest, and respectful of different backgrounds, Dr. Lao is kind, a good problem solver, and makes everyone feel safe and understood.
Bring your health and wellness questions for a chance to win a gift card!
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California Southland Chapter
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
www.BurbankCA.gov/Adults55