3 Jewelry Sale at Williamson Medical 10 Lunch & Program Recreational Music Making 14 Bob Ross Painting Workshop 16 Birthday Potluck:
23 Red Hat Society The Upper Room 24 Lunch & Program “Smart Meters”
31 Daytrip: Miss Mary Bobo’s
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Polly Rooker is a Watchable Wildlife and Waterfowl Biologist with the Tennessee Wildlife Resource Agency. She has more than 35 years of service with TWRA and is a lifelong member of the Tennessee Ornithology Society. And here’s the best part: Polly will be our speaker at Potluck this month! Polly will discuss different birds that we can find in our back yards, including: two types of blue birds, three types of woodpeckers, finches and sparrows. She will also talk about the Northern Mockingbird and how it came to be our state bird. Polly says, “Everybody loves birds. They’re a part of our natural ecosystem. Polly Rooker
he Red Hat Society has planned to tour The Upper Room Chapel and Christian Art Museum in downtown Nashville this month. The museum’s Spring exhibit, “Faces of the Passion of Christ,” explores the drama of the people involved in the passion story
They’re pretty. They sing. I think they add a lot to your back yard, and to your life.” What a fabulous way to usher in Springtime! Join us March 16, and learn about our feathered friends. We’ll have lunch at 11:30, and the program begins about noon. The Center provides the main course. Please bring a side dish.
of Jesus through paintings from the 14th - 21st centuries. The focal point of the chapel is a nearly life-size wood carving of Leonardo daVinci’s painting, The Last Supper. There is no charge for the visit, but a contribution is encouraged.
Next, the group will drive through the newly landscaped Centennial Park, and go inside the Parthenon, if folks wish to. Admission for seniors 62 and over is $4. Lunch will be enjoyed at Newk’s Eatery on West End. The van will leave the Center at 8:45. Van fee is $7.