October / November 2014 Edition FiftyForward Martin Center 960 Heritage Way Brentwood, TN 37027 Phone: (615) 376-0102 Fax: (615) 376-0124 Center Hours: 8:30-3:30 Monday through Friday ________________________________________________________
Martin Center Staff
presents
Zoë’s Gallery of Friends
9th Annual Art Exhibition and Sale Presenting Sponsor
Center Director Joyce Keistler Jkeistler@fiftyforward.org Program and Partnership Director Sherry Coss scoss@fiftyforward.org Office Manager Helen Landry hlandry@fiftyforward.org Volunteer Manager Christine Arnold carnold@fiftyforward.org _______________________
Williamson County Staff FLIP Coordinator Kathy Banks kbanks@fiftyforward.org Living At Home Coordinator Jennifer Broadrick jbroadrick@fiftyforward.org Websites: www.themartincentertn.org www.fiftyforward.org Big E! Site: http://themartincenter.tripod.com
Please join us for a sneak preview and special reception with honored guest artist
John Cannon Thursday, November 6 from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Tickets $35 Great food ~ fine wine ~ live music! Provided by:
Cool Springs Wines and Spirits G Catering and Events with
Photography by John Guider Exhibition and sale continue free of charge
~~~~ Friday, November 8, from 10 to 7 Saturday, November 9, from 10 to 3
~~~~~~~~~~ featuring Live painting demonstrations with John Cannon Great Loop Journey presented by John Guider Details inside…...
Get Movin’ At Martin Easy Moves: A Body In Motion Stays In Motion Tuesdays, 9:30. Too tired. Didn’t sleep well. Not enough time. It’s so easy to just give in to that mindset. Join us each Tuesday for a class that will give you a variety of “easy moves” and offer you practical and safe ways to incorporate exercise into your routine. Members free. Non-members $5.
Walking With Friends At Martin During the month of October
Mondays and Wednesdays, 9:00 Thank you to the generosity of First Farmer’s Bank we can now enjoy the beauty of our back yard with the newly installed “Stairway to the Little Harpeth at Martin”. During the month of October join us as we venture outside and walk at your own pace!
Pilates & Core Stability Mondays and Wednesdays, 9:15 Instructor: Barbara Johnson Cost: Members $5. Non-Members $10. Non-members please sign in and pay at the front desk.
Flex Exercise with Dot Fridays, 9:30. Members free. Non-members $5. Non-members please pay at the front desk. Friday class led by Dot Small. This chair exercise class focuses on flexibility and balance.
Tai Chi Thursdays, 9:00 Instructor: Julie Russell Tai Chi quiets minds, helps with breathing deeper, and improves balance. For more information call Julie at 615-831-0440. Cost: $40 for 4 classes for members; $80 for non-members. Non-members please pay at the front desk.
Yoga Thursdays, 10:15 Instructor: Julie Russell Cost: $40 for 4 classes for members; $80 for non-members. Single class cost: Members $11. Visitors $22.
Social Potluck Luncheons: 3rd Tuesday of the month at 11:30 Martin members: $2. Guests: $5. Entrée provided but everyone must bring a LARGE dish to share.
Potluck on the Patio with Burgers and Bluegrass Tuesday, October 21 at 11:30 Guest: Jon Martin and the Pickers Join us for a fun-filled afternoon! Our favorite mandolin player will bring a few of his buddies to entertain us! We will have the party on the patio unless weather does not permit.
“TDOT” Needs You Introducing Yellow Dot Program Tuesday, November 18 at 11:30 Guest Speaker: Larry McGoogin, Office of Community Transportation Transportation and our winding roads affect most of us. The Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) is creating a new long-term vision for transportation in Tennessee and public input is needed. This 25-Year Long-Range Transportation Plan provides the foundation for prioritizing transportation investments across the State. The updated plan will aid in accomplishing TDOT's mission to serve the public by providing the best multimodal transportation system in the Nation. We will also discuss the Tennessee YELLOW DOT Program. It is designed to supply first responders with an individual’s medical information in the event of an emergency. Join us to find out about this program that can mean the difference between life and death in the “Golden Hour” immediately following a crash.
Creative Wellness Massage Licensed therapist Kathy McFarlane is normally available on Tuesday and Thursday. Hourly rate for members: $45 and non-members $60. Tip not included. 1/2 hour rate: $25 for members and $45 for non-members. Call the Center to make your appointment. Gift cards available. Cancellation Policy: To cancel a massage, please call 615-376-0102 at least 24 hours in advance; otherwise, you will be charged.
What to Expect When Visiting the ER Sponsored by Williamson Medical Center
Wednesday, October 8, 2014 at Noon Guest Speaker: Richard Westgate, Director of Emergency Department and Cardiac Catheterization Lab Easily accessible to residents throughout Franklin, Spring Hill and all of Williamson County, Williamson Medical Center's Emergency Department provides timely, professional emergency room care to nearly 40,000 visitors a year. An accredited Chest Pain Center, two cardiac catheterization labs and Emergency Medical Services with ambulances that transmit EKG results to the Medical Center help patients get the best possible, real emergency care. Join us as we discuss what a patient can expect when they’re brought into the Emergency Department, as well as how to decide when you should visit the ER. Light lunch provided. Reservations required.
Owl Zentange….. “Who Who?” Pen & Ink Watercolor
Monday, October 13 at 1:00 Let’s get together for a fun afternoon. We will start with ink in the simple design and learn to bring it alive with a wash of beautiful colors to compliment the ink. Fun, easy and no prior experience necessary. Cost: $11 includes supplies. Reservation accepted only with payment.
Brain Power with Creative Doodling Fun for everyone!
Wednesday, October 22 at 12:30 Everyone can doodle and probably does. Join us to find out how you can turn your doodles into creative and interesting pieces of art. Learn how doodling can relax and focus your mind. Cost: $10 includes supplies. Reservation accepted only with payment..
Got Gas? Williamson Medical Center Date: TBA
Guest Speaker: Brad Maltz, M.D. Aging has pluses and minuses. On the plus side, you get more time to relax and enjoy life. On the minus side lie many health challenges -- including an increase in digestive health issues. Of course, problems with digestion can occur at any age. Yet nearly 40% of older adults have one or more age-related
Happy Holidays...Really? Sponsored by Rolling Hills
Wednesday, November 19 at 10:30 Let's face it. Some holiday-related stress is to be expected. Turkeys will be burned. Flights will be canceled. How you react to it determines how the holiday will be remembered. And the pressure hits some people harder than others. So how can you become one of those people who chuckles at adversity—silly snowstorm!—instead of crying into your eggnog? Join us for a lively discussion how to NOT have a holiday meltdown, and how to stop the implosion before it happens. Reservations required. Light refreshments provided.
Continuing Education Elements of Writing 1st and 3rd Mondays at 11:00 Monday, October 6 and 20. For fiction, non-fiction and, from time to time, poetry, we discuss some aspect of character or setting. Several people read a portion of their work and receive friendly feedback from the rest of the group. Please note that on Monday October 6, Benchmark Realty rents the facility and parking can be an issue. If you can, please plan to arrive early.
The “Knitwits” Knitting Group Each Thursday at 10:00 Gather with friends and share your tips with other knitters. Please call the Center at 376-0102.
Tech Time with Betsy iPad / iPhone Only
Wednesday, October 8 at 10:30 Topic: A basic primer on iPad/ iPhone with a question and answer session to follow. An introduction to all of the buttons on your device and basic settings. Limited to 6 members with little or no knowledge of the devices. You must have your own i-phone or i-pad for class. Other tablets and platforms will not be discussed.
Tuesday, November 18 at 10:30 This advanced class is specifically designated as a tutorial for those who have already updated to the new iOS 8. Please come and learn about the new features of that system.
The Outbreak Presented by The Raining Season
Wednesday, October 15 at 12:30 Guest Speaker: Timothy McLaughlin, President and Martin Member Topic: Ebola ~ What you need to know The current outbreak in west Africa, is the largest and most complex Ebola outbreak since the Ebola virus was first discovered in 1976. There have been more cases and deaths in this outbreak than all others combined. It has also spread between countries starting in Guinea then spreading across land borders to Sierra Leone and Liberia, by air (1 traveller only) to Nigeria, and by land (1 traveller) to Senegal. Tom will join us to share his personal story with us. Find out how his organization is providing a hopeful future and seeking justice for vulnerable children to bring hope to a new generation. Light refreshments. Reservations required. Limited seating.
Holiday Safety and Crime Trends Presented by the Brentwood Police Department
Monday, November 17 at 10:30 Instructor: Mark Woods, DARE/Crime Prevention Officer With the holidays rapidly approaching, our thoughts turn to buying, giving and receiving gifts, visiting friends and family, and sharing delightful culinary experiences. However, there are others whose thoughts are occupied with unattended electronic/ appliance-filled houses or apartments, distracted shoppers with extra cash in a purse or wallet, or the next “con job” in the name of Christmas charity. Statistics show that crime usually increases during and after the holiday season and the reason is very simple. More people with more cash, gifts, gift cards, etc. are “out and about” which presents more opportunities for the criminal looking for an easy “score.” Reservations required. Limited seating.
Continuing Education Financials with A Twist Sponsored by Raj Patnaik & Zach Richards
Monday, November 10 at Noon Facilitators: Raj Patnaik and Zach Richards from Merrill Lynch Topic: Where you can find opportunities in the year ahead – and beyond. Raj and Zach will be on hand to answer your questions about the current financial environment. As always, light lunch will be provided! Reservations required.
Potluck on the Patio with
Burgers and Bluegrass Bring a large dish to share
Tuesday, October 21 at 11:30 Entertainment with Jon Martin and the Pickers Join us for a fun-filled afternoon! Our favorite mandolin player will bring a few of his buddies to entertain us! We will have the party on the patio unless weather permits.
Men’s Breakfast Sponsored by The Hearth of Franklin
Wednesday, November 19 at 8:15 Guest Speaker: Thomas Lee Clark, Author Topic: Courage for Living featuring Harriet Virginia Maxwell Overton After Tom retired from the Baptist Sunday School Board (now LifeWay), he became a docent at Travellers Rest. He will join us to discuss his book. The war between the states came to the doorstep of Travellers Rest in Nashville in December 1864. The lady of the house, Harriet Overton, the mother of five children, was thrust into total management of the 2300 acre plantation and 50 slaves, while her husband was away at war. She struggled to defend her family against the Federal army troops on her property. She lived all of her life with southern pride. Members free. Guests: $4. Reservations required by Monday, November 17.
Blind, Wine and Dine The Art of Blind Tasting
Thursday, November 13 at 5:00 But first things first: Why taste blind? Tasting a wine blind is one of the best ways to formulate an unbiased opinion about the wine. Believe it or not there is an art to tasting a wine blind and then deciphering what it is. Like any query there is a set way to solving the problem. Think of a glass of wine as a jigsaw puzzle with the label of the wine the finished product. The sight, smell and taste of the wine are pieces of the puzzle. Each will give you clues as to the answer of your question: What is this wine? Catering provided by Ambrosia Catering. Reservation accepted only with payment. Cost: $24 includes tasting and dinner. Menu is at the front desk.
Health and Wellness EXPO at Martin Center free
Thursday October 30 from 1pm to 4pm Granite Retirement & Regen Tax along with their Wagon Wheel Partners is hosting a Health and Wellness EXPO. The panel will speak on a variety of topics as well as exhibit tables for everyone to visit. Some of the topics we will cover are health, nutrition & diet, retirement planning, geriatric care, home health care, estate and asset services, tax planning, and even downsizing from your first time home to your dream retirement community. Fabulous door prizes will be given away and a special surprise that only attendees will have to show up to find out about!
Trips and Tours Peg Leg Poker Lunch in the Gulch
Tuesday, October 14 at 10:30 Peg Leg Porker Barbecue Restaurant in The Gulch is a true, Tennessee BBQ place specializing in dry ribs and pulled pork. The succinct menu includes sides of baked beans, crinkle fries, slaw, smoky green beans and mac-and-cheese. Cost: $6 includes transportation, CDL licensed driver. Reservations accepted only with payment.
Henry Horton and Cooper’s House College Grove Countryside and fishing
Thursday, October 16 at 10:00 Set in the rolling hills of Middle Tennessee, the 1,140- acre park is located on the former estate of the late Henry H. Horton, 36th governor of Tennessee. The park is located on the shores of the historic Duck River, the longest stretch of free flowing river in Tennessee. The Governor's Table at Henry Horton State Park Inn is a family restaurant that serves an outstanding southern cuisine buffet. The inn also has a gift shop containing T-Shirts, books, caps, birdhouses, and many Tennessee-made crafts. After lunch we will travel to “Cooper’s House”. Cooper lives on a large rolling farm with his friends Mr. Lama, baby goats, horses, his buddy the raptor, owls and much more. We will relax on the wrap around porch, sip your favorite beverage and even fish. Reservations accepted only with payment. Cost: $11 includes transportation, CDL licensed driver and worms for fishing.
Spring Hill Goodwill and Tito’s Monday, October 20 at 10:30 You will absolutely love this Goodwill in Springhill. It's huge with great quality clothing, furniture, jewelry, books, toys, etc. They have mostly everything at a reasonable price. This place is a treasure trove of goodies. After shopping, we will have lunch at Tito’s. Tito’s is a family owned business and they will do their best to make you feel at home, and will strive to serve you the very best authentic Mexican food you’ve ever eaten. Everything on the menu is “homemade” and prepared fresh daily. Reservations accepted only with payment. Cost: $5 includes van transportation.
Oktoberfest at O’Rourke’s locally owned and operated
Wednesday, October 22 at 3:00 Travel to Dickson, TN in comfort in our mini-bus to O'Rourke’s Irish Pub. O’Rourke’s is named after Sherry’s sister-in-law and owned and operated by her brother, Dan. It is a local pub with a full bar and food service. Designed as a social club, it is a great place to relax and chat with friends. With their new expansions they now sport a new outdoor pool and tikki bar area where you can have a beverage and relax. Cost: $20 includes transportation, CDL licensed driver and dinner. Drink purchases separate. Reservations accepted only with payment.
Fall Foliage Cruise Blue Herron Cruise, Ashland City
Wednesday, October 29 at 10:00 Travel to Ashland City and ride the Blue Heron, a true excursion boat that lets you get close to the water and wildlife. The Blue Heron is a 40’ pontoon boat, especially built for nature excursions. The rear two-thirds of the boat is covered by a roof, providing ample shade for you with a restroom on board. Captain Jim Steele is a U.S. Coast Guard licensed Captain, full of fun and always mindful of safety. Each cruise is a unique experience. We will have lunch at the Riverview Restaurant before the cruise. Please feel free to bring snack and beverages for the cruise. Reservations accepted only with payment. Cost: $20 includes cruise ticket, mini-bus transportation, CDL licensed driver, and door-to-door service. Lunch is not included.
Save The Date! Thursday, December 4 Martin Center Holiday Party at Green’s Grocery with Aubrey Preston and Friends Stay tuned for details…...
Trips and Tours Jonathan's Grille Let’s meet there! Wednesday, October 29 and November 19 Enjoy an afternoon with friends over a cold beverage and great food. Let’s meet at Jonathon's in Cool Springs at 4:00 to enjoy specials on beverages and appetizers. Starters such as fried dill pickles, wings, sweet potato fries, bam bam shrimp and more or just go straight for dessert. Reservations required so please let us know if you can join us.
Craft and Brews Nashville
Monday, November 10 at 2:45 Let’s travel with friends and enjoy good company, food and beverage. As the desire for a good craft beer grows in Music City, Craft Brewed offers a new option for beer lovers. They specialize in unique, rare, and local craft beers; with both bottles and 21 offerings on draft. With on-and off-premise consumption offered, one has the unique experience to taste before committing to a 64 ounce growler fill. You can also stick around and enjoy a pint or two. Where else can you drink a beer while you shop for beer? Our second side has opened with high-gravity beers, wine, and other small-batch spirits — this is truly your one-stop shop for well-made libations. Reservations accepted only with payment. Cost: $12 includes tasting and transportation.
Grinder’s Switch Winery and Lunch Centerville, TN
Monday, November 3 at 10:30 Grinder’s Switch Winery is located on a 110 acre estate in the small town of Centerville, TN. The beautiful tasting room is nestled inside the cozy hand -built log cabin and offers an array of local hand made crafts and other unique gift items. Their products range from Cabernet Sauvignon to Muscadine. Let's stop by and enjoy the hospitality and the fantastic wine! Cost: $20 includes transportation, CDL licensed driver and lunch.
Gina’s Stonefired Italian Tuesday, November 11 at 10:45 From the moment you walk into Gina’s Stonefired Italian Pizzeria you will notice the aroma of our made to order pizza & calzones, the smell of simmering sauce and the scent of fresh garlic sautéing in olive oil lets you know that you are in for a delicious and authentic Italian experience. Reservations required. Menu at front desk. Van: $6.
Mystery Day Trip Thursday, October 30 at 10:00 Travel where no Martin members have traveled before. Wear comfy shoes, bring a relaxed attitude and maybe even a beverage or two for the beautiful drive. Limited seating. Reservations required. We will stop for lunch where they serve up some of the best homemade sides, assorted desserts and more! Did I mention desserts? Cost: $12 includes transportation, CDL licensed driver and door-to-door service
Bar Louie Dinner at the Gulch
Thursday, November 20 at 3:30 Bar Louie is an eclectic urban bar with warm surroundings, filled with nightlife photography, hand-laid tile artwork and other local architectural touches. Made famous for our handcrafted signature martinis, we also feature an exceptional selection of uniquely presented American food traditionally and regionally inspired, including small plates, burgers and sandwiches. Cost: $10 includes transportation, CDL licensed driver, door-to-door service and parking.
Creative Arts Tennessee Crossroads features
Card Crusaders Watch “Tennessee Crossroads” on NPT. The original segment debuted September 26 and now you can watch it on YouTube or their website at www.tennesseecrossroads.org. It is a wonderful gift and a grassroots effort has been provided by the gals at the FiftyForward Martin Center! Buy their cards and spread the love, the cards are truly works of art and the Card Crusaders are truly a gift to our community!
Card Crusaders The Card Crusaders need you!
Mondays and Wednesdays at 9:00 Join the fun each Monday and Wednesday to create beautiful Iris Folding cards to benefit the Martin Center. There is a job for everyone and proceeds from all the sales benefit our beautiful Center. If you would like more information on how you can help, please call Sherry at 615-376-0102 or email at scoss@fiftyfoward.org.
Watercolor Exploration with Barbara Bays Six-week series. Program note: classes begin Tuesday, October 7, 14, 21 and resume November 11, 18, and 25 at 11:00 It is a “no more fear approach” to watercolor. These sessions are for those who want to continue to explore The art of watercolor. Beginners welcome. Any questions please call Barbara Bays at 414-0458. Cost: $50 for members. $100 for non-members. Reservations accepted only with payment.
Martin Members Only ~ Open Studio Watercolor, Thursdays at 1:00 Bring your brushes, pens and paints and join us Thursday afternoons for an Open Studio day at Martin. Martin members only. Please check programming schedule for availability.
Beading Buds Date to be determined Sherry Armstrong invites you to volunteer your time to help make beaded bookmarks for the Center to sell. All you need to do is donate an hour of your time to help the Martin Center raise funds that will directly benefit our Center and our members. This beaded bookmark craft is easy and fun to make and you will be helping raise money for the Center. They will fit any theme just by changing the colors and shapes of the beads. Supplies included. Please sign up if you can join us.
Save The Date: $10 Membership Discount Day Drawing for $50 Martin Center Gift Card Join us on October 21 for potluck and complete your membership renewal to be eligible to win a $50 Martin gift card. Discount of $10 will continue through October 31, but the drawing will be held at the end of potluck on October 21.
Games People Play Scrabble on Tuesdays! All of the following activities are provided for Martin members free of charge. Guests are welcome to pay a $5 fee to visit activities once. Billiards Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10:15 Members free. Bridge Wednesdays at 9:00 Members free. Bunko Check calendar for dates Canasta Thursdays from 9:30-3:30. Bring your lunch. Members free. Horseshoe Pit Currently open for members. Martin Members Game Days Tuesdays from 11:00 to 3:30. Fridays from 11:00 to 3:30. Poker Mondays at 10:30 Scrabble Tuesdays at 10:00 Please let Sherry Coss know if you would like to facilitate a new game.
Bridge: The Basics and Beyond Wednesdays at 12:30 Let’s have fun! Join us each Wednesday for bridge lessons. Whether you are new or need to polish your game, this is for you. Members free.
Bunko is Back Friday, October 17 and November 21 at 1:00 Bunco, also known as Bonko or Bunko, is a popular game played with nine dice and a whole lot of luck. The day will be filled with laughter and fun with your friends at Martin Center. Please call Center for your reservation.
Fire Pit and Horseshoes Thursday, November 13 at Noon Join us for a fun filled afternoon in our back yard. We will fire up the fire pit and grill hot dogs and s'mores while we burn up the horse shoe pit with friendly competition. No problem if you don’t want to use the steps down our back yard we can take the van around to the recreation center and drop you off with in a few steps of the fire pit!! Reservations required. Cost: $5.
Meet Me On The Patio Friday, October 13 at 3:00 It is time to meet on the patio for a lovely afternoon. Bring an appetizer and beverage to share with everyone and let’s take advantage of our beautiful setting in our own back yard. Reservations required.
Amazing Volunteers So long to the lazy, hazy days of summer! As we move into Fall, it’s fun to look back at what we’ve done these last few months and to think about what’s ahead. Our last two potlucks have been very entertaining. Per usual, the food was delicious and well presented by Glee Moody and her Kitchen Keepers. Tennessee sports writer’s Hall of Famer, Joe Biddle, was here in August and gave a fantastic overview of the upcoming football season. The room was decked out in college sports team gear by the Fluffette’s so it was hard not to get into the spirit. Whether or not you agreed with (or liked) his predictions for the season, it was great to hear what someone close to the action had to say. Thanks to Joe for taking time out of his busy, demanding schedule to join us for lunch! At our September potluck, we enjoyed the entertainment provided by falconer Jennifer Forcher and her furry friends, Sadie, a red tail hawk, and Cooper, an Eastern Screech Owl. It was entertaining to witness the exchange between these animals and us humans. Even though it might have been wasted on the animals, the rest of us appreciated how festive and Fall-like the Fluffett’s made the room look for the occasion. This fun afternoon could not have been possible without the wonderful sponsorship of Claiborne Hughes Health Care Center. Thank you! We have a group of wonderful men who help set up for these potluck as well as many other events that take place at the center. They’ve been known to stack chairs; they’ve been known to unstack chairs. They’ve put tables away; they’ve set tables up. Like most of our volunteers, these men don’t get enough credit but we want to thank these Martin Men (Bill Salmon, Burke Taulien, Wayne Byrne, Richard Landry) for all of their help! Finally, as the days get cooler, our wonderful garden volunteers (Tom Cullen, Wray Estes, David and Priscilla Lee, Wayne Byrne, Ryan Dankowski) find themselves approaching the planting and mulching season. If you would like to donate a flowering bush, plant or tree in somebody’s honor (or just because), these volunteers would be happy to help shop for the right choice and to plant it in our gardens. If you would like more information, please ask our Volunteer Manager, Christine.
Martin Center Certified Therapy Dog By definition: Ther apy dogs pr ovide affection and comfor t to individuals in hospitals, nur sing homes, and other facilities. Sassie, an Australian Cattle Dog, is now registered with the United States Dog Registry as a certified Therapy Dog. When visiting the Martin Center she will be sporting a therapy dog vest so visitors will be able to identify her.
FiftyFoward Martin Center Refund Policy Please read carefully Membership and interest in our programs and activities continue to increase. Many programs and trips require a minimum number to make it cost effective or to honor the time commitment for an instructor, a licensed driver or facilitator. When you sign up, you are making a commitment to the activity and are responsible for putting it on your calendar. Refunds or credits are not given for any activity, trip or event where there is a ticket, a reservation, or number of attendees that has to be committed in advance. All activities that require a reservation for a meal or materials provided will forfeit payment unless there is a waiting list and we can fill that vacancy with another member. Credits will be given only if the program is cancelled by the Center. Exceptions may be considered by the Center director in extreme situations.
Showtime at Martin Please let us know if you plan to attend. Suggestions welcome! Friday, October 10 at 1:00 Young Frankenstein: Comedy A young neurosurgeon (Gene Wilder) inherits the castle of his grandfather, the famous Dr. Victor von Frankenstein. He discovers the book where the mad doctor described his reanimation experiment and repeats the experiments. In the castle he finds a funny hunchback called Igor, a pretty lab assistant named Inga and the old housekeeper, frau Blucher. Stars: Gene Wilder, Madeline Kahn
Friday, October 24 at 1:00 Mamma Mia!: Comedy | Musical | Romance A middle-aged love story. The plot sets in motion when Sophie, (daughter of Donna) , sends a letter to three men, inviting them to her wedding--because after reading her mother's diary, she suspects that one of them is her father. When all three arrive at the Greek island where Donna runs a hotel, Donna flips out and finds that passions she thought she'd laid aside are coming back to life. Stars: Meryl Streep, Pierce Brosnan, Amanda Seyfried
Friday, October 31 at 1:00 ~ Special Viewing for Halloween! The Shining: Horror A man, his son and wife become the winter caretakers of an isolated hotel where Danny, the son, sees disturbing visions of the hotel's past using a telepathic gift known as "The Shining". The father, Jack Torrance, is underway in a writing project when he slowly slips into insanity as a result of cabin fever and former guests of the hotel's ghosts. After being convinced by a waiter's ghost to "correct" the family, Jack goes completely insane. The only thing that can save Danny and his mother is "The Shining." Stars: Jack Nicholson
Friday, November 14 at 1:00 The Bucket List: Adventure | Comedy | Drama You only live once, so why not go out in style? That’s what two cancer-ward roommates, an irascible billionaire (Jack Nicholson) and a scholarly mechanic (Morgan Freeman), decide when they get the bad news. They compose a bucket list – things to do before you kick the bucket – and head off for the around-the-world adventure of their lives. Stars: Jack Nicholson, Morgan Freeman
Vienna Boys Choir Schermerhorn Symphony Center
Sunday, March 15, 2015 at 7:00 p.m. Formed more than 500 years ago, the Vienna Boys Choir continues to delight music-lovers across the world with their purity of tone, distinctive charm and a diverse, crowd-pleasing repertoire that includes everything from Austrian waltzes to classical masterpieces to contemporary pop songs. With voices of unforgettable beauty, these gifted young musicians make music that appeals to audiences of all ages and tastes. Don’t miss your chance to experience the original boy band at Schermerhorn Symphony Center! Seats are located in the Orchestra Center rows. This performance is without the orchestra. Cost: $49 includes ticket, mini-bus transportation, CDL licensed driver, and door-to-door service. Reservations accepted only with payment.
Important Notices 1. The first Monday of October ONLY Benchmark Realty rents our facility from 9:30 to Noon. At 10:00, the parking lot is very full. If possible please arrive early for your class. 2. Art show and sale will be November 6, 7 and 8 3. Friday, November 14 will be Viva La Diva Packet Pick up at Martin 4. Center is closed November 27 and 28.
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Patron Party Thursday, November 6 from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Tickets $35 Great food ~ fine wine ~ live music! Provided by:
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