EVENT SIGN-UP DAYS
TUESDAY, MAY 6 & TUESDAY, JUNE 3, STARTING AT 9AM, THEATER
Events needing advance registration are red with** at the end of the event title . If a waiting list becomes necessary, we may schedule a second trip. Please note that the schedule is subject to change.
REMINDER: For early birds coming on Event Sign-Up Days, a volunteer is on-site at 8:30am to distribute numbers. Calling starts at 9am. If absent when called, a new number is issued on return. For questions, contact Life Experiences at (6007) or (6059).
EVENTS ICON KEY:
Community-Wide Meeting
Continuing Education
Concerts & Live
Entertainment
Dining Services
Health & Wellness
Marketing & Sales
Micro Communities
Mission Advancement
Off Campus Excursion
Pastoral Services
Social Service
Advocacy
Special Event
Theatre Experiences
Volunteer Services
MAY COMMUNITY EXPERIENCES
THURSDAY, MAY 1
Making A Difference Collection: Bridge of Hope in Lancaster
May 1-31
We are collecting housewarming supplies for families transitioning from being homeless to living in a home. See the display by the Apartment Suites Welcome Center for a complete list of items being collected.
Main Street Art Gallery
May 1-31
Congressional Art Competition. Art from high school students within the 11th District of PA will be on display.
Apartment Suites Display Case: McCoy Pottery
May 1-31
Team member Beth Shirk will display her McCoy Pottery collection.
Widowed & Single Men’s Breakfast
8am, Concord Room
Breakfast for all GSV widowed & single men. Guest Speaker: Larry Martin, former executive director of the PA Farm Show.
Coffee & Conversation
9am, Chapel & GSV-TV
Q&A with Steve Lindsey, CEO, and Steve Muller, COO, in person or by calling/texting 717.298.0030.
Women’s Bible Study
10am, Garden Towers
Sally and Liz lead this study for all women from the life of Joseph, “A Life of Integrity.”
Women’s Bible Study**
10am, Gardens South Conference Room
This is an inductive study on the book of Daniel for ladies. Led by Susan Ulrich and running through May 22. Seating is limited. Sign up at Resident Services.
Movie Selection Committee
3:30pm, Gardens West Conference Room
Come to this meeting to help select the movies to be shown in July-December.
WED, MAY 7 CONTINUED
PBS Navajo Series: New Worlds
2pm, Theater
Native innovators are revolutionizing music, building, and space exploration, transforming life on Earth and beyond, from Mars to the New York City hip hop scene and the Pine Ridge Reservation.
Book Club
2pm, Gardens South Conference Room
Discussion on Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Gramus.
Art of Design**
2:30pm, Fireside Cafe
Please join us for a time of connecting through art. All skill levels welcome. Cost $5. Sign up at Resident Services.
Welsh Influence in Eastern Lancaster County
7pm, Chapel
Fr. Mark Scheneman, pastor at Bangor Church and noted historian, will deliver a lecture focused on the influence of the early Welsh settlers in the Eastern Lancaster County area.
THURSDAY, MAY 8
Lancaster Stormers Baseball**
9:45am, Depart Apartment Suites Lobby
2:30pm, Approximate Return
Join us in our double suite! Only clutch purses/fanny packs (no larger than 5"x7"), clear bags (no larger than 12"x6"x12"), medical bags will be permitted. Cost: $8 transportation and lunch on your own using a debit/ credit card.
Women’s Bible Study
10am, Garden Towers
Sally & Liz continue this study for all women from the life of Joseph, “A Life of Integrity.”
Women’s Bible Study**
10am, Gardens South Conference Room
This is an inductive study on the book of Daniel for ladies. Led by Susan Ulrich and running through May 22. Seating is limited. Sign up at Resident Services.
Linden Spring Fashion Show
2pm, GSV Chapel
Step into a world of vibrant color and style as we unveil the Spring/Summer collection from Linden Gift and Essentials. This year we celebrate classic design and blooming florals with flowing silhouettes. Linden will remain open until 6pm for your shopping convenience.
Quest for Learning: Keller Series on Disparate Historical Topics
2pm, Theater
Week 1 of 5: Nigeria and Boko Haram.
FRIDAY, MAY 9
Acrylic Art Class with Kevin Goss** 10am, Fireside Cafe
Kevin Goss will lead this step-by–step class and you will leave with your completed piece. Cost: $5. Sign up at Resident Services.
Project Linus Collaboration with Garden Spot Middle School Club
11:15am, The Loft (formerly known as the Skilled Nursing Activities Room)
Please join us for a time of connection and no-sew blanket making with Garden Spot Middle School’s Service Club.
Friday Flicks: Little Women
1933 / Approved / 1hr 55min / drama
2 & 7pm, Theater
A chronicle of the lives of sisters growing up in 19th century New England.
Movie: The Boys in the Boat
2023 / PG-13 / 2hr 3min / biography, drama, sport
2 & 7pm, GSV TV 957
A 1930s-set story centered on the University of Washington’s rowing team, from their Depression-era beginnings.
Village Voices Spring Concert
7pm, Chapel
Come enjoy music presented by GSV’s resident choir singing about America!
SATURDAY, MAY 10
Quilters Pop-up Sale
10am-2pm, Apartment Suites Lobby
Purchase items to help the Benevolent Fund.
Village Voices Spring Concert
2pm, Chapel
Come enjoy music presented by GSV’s resident choir singing about America!
SUNDAY, MAY 11
Happy Mother’s Day!
Sunday Worship Service
10am, Chapel
Sermon: Rev. Eric Ritz; Music: Voices of Praise
FRIDAY, MAY 16
Friday Flicks: Unforgiven 1992 / R- profanity & violence / 2hr 10min / drama, western 2 & 7pm, Theater
Retired Old West gunslinger Will Munny reluctantly takes on one last job to avenge an injustice with the help of his old partner and a newer outlaw known simply as The Schofield Kid.
Movie: The Bucket List
2007 / PG-13 / 1hr 37min / comedy, drama 2 & 7pm, GSV TV 957
Two terminally ill men escape from a cancer ward and head off on a road trip with a wish list of to-dos before they die.
Lebanon County Youth Chorus
7pm, Chapel
Be inspired by the a cappella harmonies of these 45 singers.
SATURDAY, MAY 17
Bingo
2pm, Gardens West Conference Room
Come play bingo while meeting new people and socializing with friends. The format is bring a prize and win a prize. The prize you bring should be valued at $5 or less and be useful.
SUNDAY, MAY 18
Sunday Worship Service
10am, Chapel
Sermon: Dr. Peter Teague; Music: Mary Wescott (piano).
MONDAY, MAY 19
Grief Share
11am, Foundry
This 12-week course offers help and encouragement after the death of a spouse. There will be a weekly video followed by a discussion. Workbooks will be provided. Register by contacting Jenny Snyder at 717.355.6259 or jsnyder@gardenspotvillage.org.
Towne Meeting
2pm, Chapel & GSV-TV
GSV team members share the latest Village happenings.
Curiosity Streaming: History: How to Build a Revolution
3pm (pre-show); 3:30pm (show), Theater
Come early for the biggest and most beautiful birds on earth. Stay for history is full of revolutions. Even though your cause and motives are pure to begin with, how can you still end up on the wrong side of history?
TUESDAY, MAY 20
Election Day
7am-8pm, Chapel
Vote in the 2025 Municipal Primary.
Share & Care Hot Diggity Dog Sale
11am-1pm, Located on the south lawn by the Share & Care entrance
Enjoy an all-American meal and search for a hidden hot dog(s) in Share & Care to win a special prize. $4 for a meal (hotdog, chips, cookie, drink), $2 for a hotdog only. The meal purchase is cash only. All purchases benefit the GSV Benevolent Fund.
Musical Movie: Annie
1982 / 2hr 7min / PG / drama, comedy 2 & 7pm, Theater
A spunky young orphan is taken in by a rich eccentric, much to the chagrin of the cantankerous woman who runs the orphanage.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 21
Women In Community Breakfast 8am, Village Park
We welcome Patti Nell, Skilled Nursing - Resident Life Experience Specialist. She will share her faith journey and some meaningful stories about her experiences and relationships with residents in skilled care. It’ll be a time to remember special moments, significant people, and see how God has been at work through her and the connections she’s built. $8pp sign up at Resident Services.
Men’s Christian Fellowship 9am, meeting in various locations
Fellowship and Bible Study from Isaiah for all men. Contact Don Aldrich (610.299.0713) for more information.
Sharing with Supportive Friends 10am, Prayer and Meditation Room
Support and encouragement for women feeling down, anxious, or in need of a friend. Contact Jenny at 717.355.6259 for more information.
Compassionate Neighbors in Community 10am, Theater
Interested in learning how to support friends, neighbors, or family members experiencing cognitive challenges? Join us in a relaxed, educational discussion. Contact Leslie Hartman at 717.355.6076 for more information.
Art of Design** 2:30pm, Fireside Cafe
Please join us for a time of connecting through art. All skill levels welcome. Cost $5. Sign up at Resident Services.
WED, MAY 21 CONTINUED
Pen Pals Meet & Greet: New Holland
Elementary School
1:30pm, Depart Apartment Suites Lobby
Meet the student you have been sending letters to all school year. Invitation only.
Evening on the Front Porch
4:30-6pm or Until Sold Out, Village Square Front Porch
Join Chef Mike on the Front Porch for a Smash Burger Take Out Event. This is a First Come - First Serve Event. More details to come!
THURSDAY, MAY 22
Elite Coach Trip to Annapolis & US Naval Academy**
6:45am, Depart Apartment Suites Lobby
5pm, Approximate Return
Cost: $156 includes transportation, lunch, guide service and gratuities. Sign up at Resident Services.
Women’s Bible Study**
10am, Gardens South Conference Room
This is an inductive study on the book of Daniel for ladies. Led by Susan Ulrich and running through May 22. Seating is limited. Sign up at Resident Services.
Ephrata Cloister Tour**
10:30am, Depart Apartment Suites Lobby 3pm, Approximate Return
Join Reginald Hartman for a guided tour of Ephrata Cloister followed by lunch on your own at The New Cloister Restaurant. Cost: $16 admission & transportation + lunch on your own.
Quest for Learning: Keller Series on Disparate Historical Topics
2pm, Theater Week 3 of 5: U.S. Diplomacy-Post World War 1.
Dining Ambassadors
2pm, Concord Room
Join us every fourth Thursday of each month for an afternoon of collaboration and conversation! Tune in to see what’s happening in Dining Services, and feel free to share your latest food crave or dining suggestions.
New Holland Historical Society
Presents: Native American Lives Along the Susquehanna River 7pm, Chapel
Presented by Abby Teaford of the Susquehanna National Heritage Area.
FRIDAY, MAY 23
Donuts with Veterans** 9-11am, Fireside Cafe
Join fellow veterans for donuts (provided by American Legion), coffee and conversation. Sign up at Resident Services.
Nick Viscuso Concert
10:30am Village Park
Nick Viscuso will play his keyboard as we sing along to well-known classic songs.
Project Linus Collaboration with Garden Spot Middle School Club
11:15am The Loft (formerly known as the Skilled Nursing Activities Room)
Please join us for a time of connection and no-sew blanket making with Garden Spot Middle School’s Service Club.
Special Showing: Fiddler on the Roof 1:30pm, Chapel
Join David Givens for a special viewing of Servant Stage’s production from 2024 in preparation for our speaker on Saturday, May 24.
Friday Flicks: Unforgiven
1992 / R- profanity & violence / 2hr 10min / drama, western 2 & 7pm, Theater
Retired Old West gunslinger Will Munny reluctantly takes on one last job to avenge an injustice with the help of his old partner and a newer outlaw known simply as The Schofield Kid.
Movie: The Bucket List
2007 / PG-13 / 1hr 37min / comedy, drama 2 & 7pm, GSV TV 957
Two terminally ill men escape from a cancer ward and head off on a road trip with a wish list of to-dos before they die.
THURSDAY, JUNE 5
Widowed & Single Men’s Breakfast
8am, Concord Room
Fellowship and breakfast for all widowed and single men.
Coffee & Conversation
9am, Chapel & GSV-TV
Q&A with Steve Lindsey, CEO, and Steve Muller, COO, in person or by calling/texting 717.298.0030.
Women and Men’s Bible Study
10am, Garden Towers
Join us for a four-week bible study, The Posture of the Heart: Aligning with god’s purpose. We’ll explore how aligning our hearts with God’s purpose can shape our lives through stories from the Old and New Testaments. Week 1: Listening – Samuel. Hearing God’s voice in every season.
Quest for Learning: On Weather, Water & Climate Extremes
2pm, Theater
Week 5 of 5: Uncertainty is not Ignorance by Dr. Richard Clark.
FRIDAY, JUNE 6
Artisan Pop-Up
10am-12pm, Village Square
Resident Ken Harnish will display and sell his wood cell phone holders, napkin holders, and wooden chests outside The Artisans Corner.
Friday Flicks: Going in Style
2017 / PG-13 profanity / 1hr 36min / comedy, crime 2 & 7pm, Theater
Desperate to support their families, lifelong friends Willy Davis, Albert Gardner, and Joe Harding risk everything by robbing the bank that stole their pension funds.
Movie: To Kill a Mockingbird
1962 / Approved / 2hr 9min / crime, drama 2 & 7pm, GSV TV 957
A widowed lawyer in Depression-era Alabama defends a black man against a false rape charge while teaching his children about the sad reality of prejudice.
SATURDAY, JUNE 7
GSV Concert Series: The TC Process 7pm, Chapel
Terry Corl will sing oldies and songs from Patsy Cline and Willie Nelson.
SUNDAY, JUNE 8
Sunday Worship Service 10am, Chapel
Sermon: Rev. Eric Ritz; Mission Moment: Katye Musselman.
MONDAY, JUNE 9
Care Partner Friends in Community 10am, Concord Room
“Information About a Book Club for Those Experiencing Cognitive Changes” with Janie Martin. Please contact Alexys Kanagy at 717.355.6171 with any questions.
Grief Share
11am, Foundry
This 12-week course offers help and encouragement after the death of a spouse. There will be a weekly video followed by a discussion. Workbooks will be provided. Register by contacting Jenny Snyder at 717.355.6259 or jsnyder@gardenspotvillage.org.
Curiosity Streaming: Butterfly Effect
3pm (pre-show); 3:30pm (show), Theater
Come early for 50 Mind-Blowing Geography Facts from Around the World. Stay for two Butterfly Effect videos. The first on Al Capone, the child of prohibition. The second on the suffragette’s battle for the ballot box.
TUESDAY, JUNE 10
Psalm 23 Prayer Walk** 9:15–11am Apartment Lobby Suites
Experience Psalm 23 in a peaceful outdoor setting just a short drive from GSV to Shirk Road, at Peaceful Healing Journey. Enjoy quiet reflection by streams, bridges, and a symbolic well. Cost: $8 for transportation. Sign up at Resident Services. Contact: Chaplain Karyn, 717.355.6235.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11
My Fellow Travelers in Community 10am, Theater
This group provides a relaxed setting for those experiencing cognitive changes to receive support and learn tips for resilient living with memory loss. Contact Leslie Hartman at 717.355.6076 for more information.
Art of Design**
2:30pm, Fireside Cafe
Please join us for a time of connecting through art. All skill levels welcome. Cost $5. Sign up at Resident Services.
SAT, JUNE 21 CONTINUED
GSV Concert Series: Malta Band of Lancaster 7pm, Chapel
Established in 1912 by the Knights of Malta, the Malta Band has a rich history of bringing music to the local Lancaster community. This is an adult amateur 40-member band filled with people who love to play music.
SUNDAY, JUNE 22
Sunday Worship Service 10am, Chapel
Sermon: Pastor John Meck; Music: Gary Fillippo (piano)
Lancaster Stormers Baseball** 12:45am, Depart Apartment Suites Lobby
5:30pm, Approximate Return
Join us in our double suite! Only clutch purses and/ or fanny packs (no larger than 5" x 7"), clear bags (no larger than 12" x 6" x 12"), medical bags, and diaper bags will be permitted into Penn Medicine Park. Cost: $8 transportation and lunch on your own using a debit or credit card.
MONDAY, JUNE 23
Grief Share
11am, Foundry
This 12-week course offers help and encouragement after the death of a spouse. There will be a weekly video followed by a discussion. Workbooks will be provided. Register by contacting Jenny Snyder at 717.355.6259 or jsnyder@gardenspotvillage.org.
Parkinsons Friends in Community 2pm, Gardens Tower
Topic: Skills to Manage Stress and Anxiety
Special guest: Dr. Emory Otto, Psychologist, Family Life Counseling Services. Dr. Otto is a seasoned counselor, having helped many to cope with the stress and anxiety that is normal for those dealing with health changes and loss. Come and hear his helpful suggestions. This is also a good opportunity to meet Dr Otto as a counselor providing services on this campus.
Curiosity Streaming: The Butterfly Effect
3pm (pre-show); 3:30pm (show), Theater
Come early to enjoy the farmer who bought an old horse out of pity. Stay to learn about the nuclear standoff with Cuba and the invisible enemy, Black Death.
TUESDAY, JUNE 24
Creative Cards**
2pm, Art Studio
Make a brand-new, hands-on, creative card. Teacher: Marie Diehl Cost: $6pp includes supplies. Sign up at Resident Services.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25
Art of Design**
2:30pm, Fireside Cafe
Please join us for a time of connecting through art. All skill levels welcome. Cost $5. Sign up at Resident Services.
Evening with Sanji
4:30-6:30pm- Garden Gazebo Court
Please join us for an evening of great Jazz Music with Sanji Diazz! Tapas and beverages will be served! Reservations will begin on Wednesday, June 11 at 10amPlease call 717.355.6202. Limited tickets available.
THURSDAY, JUNE 26
Women and Men’s Bible Study
10am, Garden Towers
Week 4: Compassion – Jonah & Jesus. Reflecting God’s kindness in how we love others.
Dining Ambassadors
2pm, Concord Room
Join us every fourth Thursday of each month for an afternoon of collaboration and conversation! Tune in to see what’s happening in Dining Services, and feel free to share your latest food crave or dining suggestions. See you there!
FRIDAY, JUNE 27
Friday Flicks: One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
1975 / R- profanity / 2hr 13min / drama 2 & 7pm, Theater
In the Fall of 1963, a Korean War veteran and criminal pleads insanity and is admitted to a mental institution, where he rallies the scared patients against the tyrannical nurse.
Thelma
2024 / PG-13- profanity / 1hr 38min / comedy, action 2 & 7pm, GSV TV 957
When 93-year-old Thelma Post gets duped by a phone scammer pretending to be her grandson, she sets out on a treacherous quest across the city to reclaim what was taken from her.
Glow Party: S’mores Night
7-8:30pm, Pavilion
Gather around the fire pit and enjoy an evening with fellow residents. S’mores making kits provided. Cost: Free.
