BIRTHDAY POTLUCK: BEEKEEPING 101 2 Posture Therapy 5 Technology Fair with Deloitte
9 Posture Therapy 10 Bob Ross Painting Workshop 12 Bluebird Cafe 16 Posture Therapy
18 Birthday Potluck Beekeeping 101
with Amber Roberts 23 Posture Therapy 25 Red Hat Society 26 Lunch & Program Alzheimer’s Association
Honey has long been recognized as one of nature’s purest foods. But bees give us much more than honey. In fact, according to recent article in Yale’s Environment 360 publication, “one of every three bites of food eaten worldwide depends on pollinators, especially bees, for a successful harvest.” Charles Murphree has been keeping bees since the early 90s. He also teaches Beginning Beekeeping at the Duck River Beekeepers Association. Mr. Murphree will be our speaker at this month’s Birthday Potluck. He will give us the skinny on bees and beekeeping, as well as other gifts they provide in addition to honey. There is a
possibility that he will also bring an observation hive! Join us for this interesting and informative presentation on Wednesday, June 18. Lunch is at 11:30, and Mr. Murphree’s presentation will begin at noon. The Center provides the main course. Please bring a side dish.
A gentle exercise class designed to reduce pain and restore movement. Mondays in June 10:30 - 11 Instructor: Kelley Shannon It’ll be a lot of fun! Members: no fee Non-members: $3 per class
30 Posture Therapy
RED HAT SOCIETY: AN AFTERNOON AT THE MATINEE Red Hatters will travel to Franklin this June 25th, where they’ll have lunch at one of the yummy restaurants, and then enjoy a matinee (TBA) at The Franklin Theatre. Ticket price is $5.50. The van will leave the Center at 10:30. Van fee is $5.