Your Bi-Monthly Independent Living Journey at Garden Spot Village
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FULTON THEATER: CATS
Wednesday, July 16
Get a behind-the-scenes tour before the show.
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GRETNA THEATRE: MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET
Saturday, July 19
Relive one of the greatest musician mashups of all time!
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FREDERICK LIVING
VARIETY SHOW
Wednesday, August 6
Frederick Living residents and staff will showcase their talents.
Unwind this summer with a themed book—exploring
Early Welsh and Mennonite culture, history, and faith in Lancaster County—from a GSV Story Shack!
NEW! ONLINE EVENT SIGN-UP DAYS
TUESDAY, JULY 1 & TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, starting at 9am and continuing until registration for the event closes from any location using your CATIE, GSC App or any electronic device. There is no longer any need to wake up extra early on Sign-Up Day. Now, you can sit in your bed and sign up for the events you would like to attend!
Using CATIE press the “Resident Life” icon and then “Event Signup” icon. Using the GSC App go to “Event Signup” on the menu to the left or if using the legacy view go to “Resident Life” icon and then “Event Signup” icon. Web browser visit gsc.gl/EventSignup
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. For questions, contact Life Experiences at (6007) or (6059).
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JULY COMMUNITY EXPERIENCES
MONDAY, JUNE 30
Online Event Sign-Up Training
2pm, Chapel
Come learn how to sign up for an event by using your CATIE or any electronic device.
TUESDAY, JULY 1
Making A Difference Collection: Backpack & School Supplies
July 1-31
We are collecting backpacks, pencils, pens, crayons, markers, notebooks, folders and other school supplies. See the display by the Apartment Suites Welcome Center for a complete list of items to be collected.
Main Street Art Gallery: Resident Artists
July 1-31
Resident and team members are invited to display their art with the theme of “animals of all kinds.”
Apartment Suites Display Case: Historic New Holland
July 1-31
Enjoy looking at items contributed by the New Holland Historical Society.
Online Event Sign-Up Day Help Desk
9am, Theater
This is only for residents who need assistance signing up for an event using their CATIE or electronic device.
Lifelong Learning Speaker: Chad Bardone
7pm, Chapel
Resident Chad Bardone will present on “The U.S. Peace Corps in the Beginning.”
WEDNESDAY, JULY 2
Ladies Breakfast
8am, Yoder’s Restaurant
Please join us for breakfast and welcome our special guest, Ricsh Minford, New Resident Navigator. Drive yourself or ride the shuttle. 7:45am pick up at Apartment Suites Lobby. Cost: meal on your own.
Men’s Christian Fellowship
9am, meets in various locations
Fellowship and studies in Isaiah for all men. Contact Don Aldrich at 610.299.0713 for more information.
Book Club
2pm, Gardens South Conference Room
Discussion on Sisters Under the Rising Sun by Heather Morris.
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 online.
The Chosen, Season 5: Episode 3, Woes
7pm, Theater
Re-air from Sunday, June 29. As Jesus speaks to a massive crowd, the religious leaders attempt to trap him in his own words.
THURSDAY, JULY 3
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.
FRIDAY, JULY 4
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY!
Movie: Little Women
1933 / Approved / 1hr 55min / drama 2 & 7pm, GSV TV 957
A chronicle of the lives of sisters growing up in 19th century New England.
Special Feature: A Capitol Fourth
2025 / Approved / 1hr 30min / patriotic music with fireworks 8pm, Theater
On July Fourth, A Capitol Fourth, America’s National Independence Day celebration, honors our country’s birthday with an all-star salute. This top-rated extravaganza features coverage from 20 cameras positioned around Washington, D.C., ensuring viewers are front and center for the greatest display of fireworks in the nation.
SUNDAY, JULY 6
Worship Service
10am, Chapel
Sermon: Pastor John Meck; Music: Voices of Praise
The Chosen, Season 5: Episode 4, The Same Coin
7pm, Theater
Afraid of public outcry—and further embarrassment— Caiaphas resolves to arrest Jesus quietly at night.
MONDAY, JULY 7
Curiosity Streaming: Oops I Changed the World
3pm: Pre-show, Theater | 3:30pm, Theater
Come early for 15 Most Incredible Bird Nests that Redefine Natural Architecture. Stay for Conditioned. Hymn Sing 7pm, Chapel
WEDNESDAY, JULY 9
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.
Musical Performance by In Christ Eternally
2pm, Chapel
Musical trio Tayna, Marge and Davey will sing uplifting songs to lift your spirit.
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 online.
The Chosen, Season 5: Episode 4, The Same Coin
7pm, Theater
Re-air from Sunday, July 6.
THURSDAY, JULY 10
Community Car Wash with Aaron’s Acres
1:30-3pm, Parking Lot #6, next to Pavilion
Please support Aaron’s Acres by taking your vehicle to be washed.
Quest for Learning: Not So Sweet Charity
2pm, Theater
Week 1 of 5: The Milton Hershey School
FRIDAY, JULY 11
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 online.
Artisan Pop-Up
10am-12pm, Village Square
Resident Sally Rapp will display and sell her children’s cloth books and quilts outside The Artisans Corner.
Friday Flicks: Conclave
2024 / PG / 2hr / drama, thriller
2 & 7pm, Theater
Tasked with running the covert process of selecting a new pope, Cardinal Lawrence finds himself at the center of a conspiracy and discovers a secret.
Movie: Little Women
1933 / Approved / 1hr 55min / drama
2 & 7pm, GSV TV 957
A chronicle of the lives of sisters growing up in 19th century N.ew England.
Karaoke & Mocktails
5-9pm, Pavilion
What’s your go-to Karaoke song? Join us and sing your heart out, dance along and share the fun across generations. Let’s create a lively, musical atmosphere together! Bring a snack to share!
Bingo
7pm, 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, but be useful.
SUNDAY, JULY 13
Worship Service
10am, Chapel
Sermon: Rev. Eric Ritz; Music: Ladies Ensemble
The Chosen, Season 5: Episode 5, Because of Me
7pm, Theater
Caiaphas resolves to arrest Jesus quietly at night. Only one problem: no one knows how to find him…but they may know someone who can help.
MONDAY, JULY 14
Book Club for People with Brain Changes
10am, Prayer and Meditation Room
Those who are experiencing brain changes or cognitive challenges are welcome to join this book club led by Janie Martin, dementia educator and consultant. Please reach out to Alexys Kanagy at 717.355.6171 for more information.
Care Partner Friends in Community
10am, Concord Room
Special Guest: Laura Feiser, Director of Meadow View Topic: Plant Therapy
If you are a care partner for a person with memory loss, join us for a time of learning and connecting with one another. Contact Alexys Kanagy at 717.355.6171 for more information.
Your Hearing Health
2pm, Chapel
Please join Vinnie Onomastico of Beltone for an informational presentation on what causes hearing loss, symptoms of hearing loss, how it impacts people, and the benefits of better hearing. Plus, get your questions answered while signing up for a free screening.
Curiosity Streaming: Oops I Changed The World
3pm: Pre-show, Theater | 3:30pm, Theater
Come early for 15 Biggest Trees in the World and 15 Scientifically Impossible Places That Actually Exist. Stay for Blue Genes.
TUESDAY, JULY 15
Poole Forge Tour and September Farm Cheese**
9:45am, Depart Apartment Suites Lobby
Enjoy a guided mansion tour and grounds walk with Dr. Dawn Rise Ekdahl. Then visit September Farm for lunch, ice cream, and shopping. Cost: $18 ($8 transportation; $10 tour) Lunch on own. Sign up online.
Dementia Learning: Hallucination or Delusion?** 11am, Theater
Melody Karick, dementia educator and consultant with ForgeWorks, will discuss the differences between hallucinations and delusions and how they affect people living with dementia and their care partners. Registration is required at theforgeworks.org/forgeworks-events
Essential Tremor Friends in Community 2pm, Garden Towers
Special Guest: Jenna Fox, MS, OTR/L, Program Manager of Symbria Rehab Topic: Practical Tips from an Occupational Therapist
If you or a loved one has essential tremors, join us for an informative and supportive time of learning and interacting with others who understand. Contact Sherilyn Lapp at 717.355.6264 for more information.
Musical Movie: Mary Poppins
1964 / 2hr 19min / PG / family fantasy 2 & 7pm, Theater
In turn of the century London, a magical nanny employs music and adventure to help two neglected children become closer to their father.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 16
Women in Community Breakfast** 8am, Village Park
Working at GSV 16 years, Katie Mable leads Wellness classes. She will share how faith sustained her through her husband’s death on Thanksgiving Day 2018. Since loss is not limited to a few, Katie will talk about the challenges common to all. She will also give an update on several support programs at GSV. Cost: $8. Sign up online.
Men’s Christian Fellowship
9am, Meets in various locations
Fellowship and studies in Isaiah for all men. Contact Don Aldrich at 610.299.0713 for more informaton.
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.
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.
Fulton Theater: CATS**
12:30pm, Depart Apartment Suites Lobby
Get a behind-the-scenes tour before the show. Cost: $8 transportation and $10 for Benevolent Fund. Sign up began June 3 and the trip has filled.
Friends with Restless Legs
2pm, Theater
Join us to discuss and learn from one another about Restless Leg Syndrome. Contact Kim Mai at 717.355.6010 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 online.
The Chosen, Season 5: Episode 5, Because of Me 7pm, Theater
Re-air from Sunday, July 13.
THURSDAY, JULY 17
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
At the Summer Women’s Bible Study come hear the stories of residents. Each Thursday until August 7, a different woman will share. All women are welcome. Join us!
Community Bingo with Aaron’s Acres** 1:30-3pm, Village Park
Please join us as we continue this annual connection with Aaron’s Acres during their camp week. Sign up online.
Quest for Learning: Not So Sweet Charity
2pm, Theater
Week 2 of 5: The Wounded Warrior Project
Music Performance: Adeline Csontos 3pm, Chapel
Talented teenager singer-songwriter Adeline Csontos will play her guitar and sing. Please join us to support this emerging local artist.
Tasked with running the covert process of selecting a new pope, Cardinal Lawrence finds himself at the center of a conspiracy and discovers a secret.
Movie: Unforgiven 1992 / R / profanity & violence / 2hr 10min / drama, western
2 & 7pm, GSV TV 957
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.
SATURDAY, JULY 19
Gretna Theatre: Million Dollar Quartet**
1:30pm, Depart Apartment Suites Lobby
On Dec. 4, 1956, Elvis, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Carl Perkins came together for a legendary jam session. Relive the magic live onstage with rock, gospel, R&B, and country hits! Cost: $8 transportation and $10 for Benevolent Fund. Sign up began June 3 and the trip has filled.
SUNDAY, JULY 20
Worship Service
10am, Chapel
Sermon: Dr. Peter Teague; Music: David Waite Lancaster Stormers Baseball**
12:45pm, 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. Sign up online.
The Chosen, Season 5: Episode 6, Reunions
7pm, Theater
As Jesus’ followers gather for the Passover meal his enemies assemble for a man hunt.
MONDAY, JULY 21
Towne Meeting
2pm, Chapel & GSV-TV
GSV team members share the latest Village happenings.
Curiosity Streaming:
Oops I Changed The World
3pm: Pre-show, Theater | 3:30pm, Theater
Come early for Norway’s West. Stay for The Beat Goes On
WEDNESDAY, JULY 23
Look and Learn
10:30am, Chapel & Village Park
Invite your friends and family to join us for this interactive seminar, lunch and tour where they will learn more about the abundant opportunities to live with purpose in community at Garden Spot Village. Seating is limited and registration is required at gsvlookandlearn.org.
Ladies to Lunch at The Inn at St. Peter’s** 10:30am, Depart Apartment Suites Lobby
Ladies, join your fellow residents in going out to lunch. Cost: $8 transportation. Meal cost on your own. Sign-up began June 3 and can be found at Resident Services.
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 online.
The Chosen, Season 5: Episode 6, Reunions 7pm, Theater
Re-air from Sunday, July 20.
THURSDAY, JULY 24
Project Linus
9am-3pm, The Loft
Drop in to make no-sew blankets for Project Linus.
Women’s Bible Study
10am, Garden Towers
At the Summer Women’s Bible Study come hear the stories of residents. Each Thursday from July 17 until August 7, a different woman will share. All women are welcome. Join us!
Taylor Marie’s Clothing Store
11am-2:30pm, Village Park
Shop the latest styles from Alfred Dunner, Ruby Road, Southern Lady plus jewelry and accessories. Featuring fashionable womens, misses, and petites-sized clothing.
Open to the public.
Taylor Marie’s Fashion Show
1pm, Chapel
Cheer on your fellow residents as they walk the runway showing off their great new looks in clothing from Alfred Dunner, Ruby Road and Southern Lady.
Quest for Learning: Not So Sweet Charity 2pm, Theater Week 3 of 5: The United Way
FRIDAY, JULY 25
Music in the Park with Nick Viscuso 10:30am, Village Park
Please join us as Nick plays our favorite songs to sing along to.
Haunted by torturous childhood memories, Nate Williams finds himself engulfed in darkness. When his drama teacher, Mr. Deen bails him out of jail and takes him in, his life changes.
Movie: Unforgiven 1992 / R / profanity & violence / 2hr 10min / drama, western 2 & 7pm, GSV TV 957
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.
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.
Ready to roll? Rally your crew for strikes, spares, and fun! $120 per lane (up to six players) includes bowling, shoe rental, and Penny Social tickets. Proceeds support the Travel With Purpose Team’s trip to Nairobi, Kenya. Register for bowling and transportation by July 18 at GSC.gl/Bowling25. Questions? Call Brandon Adams, 717.355.6258.
SUNDAY, JULY 27
Worship Service
10am, Chapel
Sermon: Pastor John Meck; Music: Dwight Groff
The Chosen, Season 5: Episode 7, Upper Room Part 1 7pm, Theater
The events immediately leading up to the Last Supper as well as Jesus washing the feet of his disciples.
MONDAY, JULY 28
Lafayette Day at Historic Rock Ford** 9:30am, Depart Apartment Suites Lobby
There will be various fun and educational opportunities during the day including: musicians, reenactors, wagon tours, self-guided tours, guest speakers and dancing demonstrations. Cost: $8. Lunch cost on your own. Sign up began June 3 and can be found at Resident Services.
Parkinson’s Friends in Community 2pm, Garden Towers
Special Guest: Dr Kyle J. Durante, DDS, Garden Spot Dental
Good dental care is particularly important for those living with Parkinson’s Disease. If you or a loved one are navigating life with PD, join us for an educational and supportive time of learning and sharing. Contact Sherilyn Lapp at 717.355.6264 for more information.
Curiosity Streaming: Oops I Changed The World
3pm: Pre-show, Theater | 3:30pm, Theater
Come early for 25 Most Beautiful Horses on Planet Earth Stay for Flash of Success
WEDNESDAY, JULY 30
Men’s Christian Fellowship
9am, Pavilion
All Men’s Christian Fellowship groups meet together today for fellowship and a devotional by Dan Kolb.
Ice Cream Trail:
Udder Bliss Creamery, Elizabethtown**
12:30pm, Depart Apartment Suites Lobby
Visit ubcreamery.com for a daily updated list of flavors and to see the full menu. Ice cream is made weekly on Tuesdays with milk from non-GMO, grass-fed dairy cows and uses all natural flavors and colors in all but a few flavors. 80+ handcrafted flavors including dairy free/non-dairy options. Cost: $8 transportation; ice cream on own. Sign up online.
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 online.
The Chosen, Season 5: Episode 7, Upper Room Part 1
7pm, Theater
Re-air from Sunday, July 27.
THURSDAY, JULY 31
Women’s Bible Study
10am, Garden Towers
At the Summer Women’s Bible Study come hear the stories of residents. Each Thursday until August 7, a different woman will share. All women are welcome.
Annual Art Guild Meeting & Stained Glass Demo
11am, Pavilion
Are you an artist or someone who appreciates fine art? Have you thought about joining the Art Guild? This is the annual Art Guild meeting where we will share a recap of the previous year as well as what we can expect to come on the horizon. The meeting will start with a stained glass demonstration by resident Ed Mills. Join us in the Pavilion for a late morning get-together.
Quest for Learning:
Not So Sweet Charity
2pm, Theater
Week 4 of 5: Affinity Scams
The History of the Victor F. Weaver Company Part 1
7pm, Chapel
Sponsored by the New Holland Historical Society.
A panel discussion on how the Victor F. Weaver Company began.
AUGUST COMMUNITY EXPERIENCES
FRIDAY, AUGUST 1
Making A Difference Collection: United Disability Services
August 1-31
We will be collecting items for UDS (where Casey our dog came from). Visa $25 gift cards, Chuckit! toys, BIONIC toys, West Paw Zogoflex toys, and more! See display outside of the Welcome Center near the Apartment Suites Lobby for a complete list of items being collected.
Main Street Art Gallery: Amy Rieg
August 1-31
Visiting Artist Amy Reig. Amy Rieg is a Watercolor and Encaustic Photo Artist. Amy captures light and interprets it in different ways. She elevates her art to a new level using encaustic photography by adding wax to an image and creating a sense of mystery, romanticizing the light, or producing sentiment through texture.
Apartment Suites Display Case: Marie Diehl
August 1-31
Resident Marie Diehl will display multiple crafts.
Artisan Pop-Up
10am-12pm, Village Square
Resident Sally Mittlestadt will display cork purses, wallets, and card cases outside The Artisans Corner.
Town Hall with Lancaster County Commissioners
1:30pm, Chapel
Please join us for an opportunity to hear from our county commissioners on the future of Lancaster County.
Garden Apartments Open House**
1-3pm, various Garden Apartments
Each August the Sales Team hosts Friday Afternoon Open Houses. These two-hour events offer you an opportunity to tour a variety of homes and interact with the residents who live there. Registration is required. To register for the Open Houses, visit gardenspotvillage.org/visit
Haunted by torturous childhood memories, Nate Williams finds himself engulfed in darkness. When his drama teacher, Mr. Deen bails him out of jail and takes him in his life changes.
Desperate to pay their bills and support their loved ones, lifelong pals Willy Davis, Albert Gardner, and Joe Harding risk it all by robbing the bank that absconded with the pension money that they earned from working there for years.
Outdoor Movie Night—The Goonies
7:30-9:30pm, Pavilion
Grab your lawn chairs and come out to watch the Goonies. Water and popcorn will be provided.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 3
Worship Service
10am, Chapel
Sermon: Rev. Eric Ritz; Communion
The Chosen, Season 5: Episode 8, The Upper Room Part 2
7pm, Theater
Jesus and the disciples are praying in the Garden of Gethsemane. Judas betrays Jesus to the Chief Priests and Temple Guards with a kiss.
MONDAY, AUGUST 4
Living with Loss, Living with Hope: “Poems and Prayers for the Bereaved” 11am, Prayer and Meditation Room
If you are grieving the death of a loved one and are looking for support and connection, please join us as we share our grief, ask questions, and mutually learn from each other. Please bring along a meaningful song, poem or prayer this month. If you do not have one to bring, please join us anyways! Contact Jenny Snyder at 717.355.6259 for more information.
Curiosity Streaming: Bronze Age
3pm: Pre-show, Theater | 3:30pm, Theater
Come early for Celtic Women and others. Stay for The Industrial Revolution and Modern Warfare
Hymn Sing
7pm, Chapel
TUESDAY, AUGUST 5
Online Event Sign-Up Day Help Desk
9am, Theater
This is only for residents who need assistance signing up for an event using their CATIE or an electronic device.
Root’s Country Market & Auction, Manheim**
10am, Depart Apartment Suites Lobby
A Lancaster Country tradition since 1925. Bring your appetite and explore the 200+ stands open each Tuesday. Cost: $8 transportation + food on own. Return approximately 2pm. Predominantly cash only market, ATM on-site. Sign up online.
Low Vision Friends in Community 2 pm, Theater
Topic: Medical Advancements
If you or someone you know has low vision or vision impairments, consider joining us for an informational discussion on recent advances in the medical field that are associated with low vision. Contact Alexys Kanagy at 717.355.6171 for more information.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6
Ladies Breakfast
8am, Yoder’s Restaurant
Please join us for breakfast and welcome our special guest Becca Sauder, music therapist. Drive yourself or ride the shuttle with pick up at 7:45 at the Apartment Suites Lobby. Cost: meal on your own.
Men’s Christian Fellowship
9am, Meets in various locations
Fellowship and studies in Isaiah for all men. Contact Don Aldrich at 610.299.0713 for more information.
Book Club
2pm, Gardens South Conference Room
Discussion on The Three Year Swim by Julie Checkoway.
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 online.
WED., AUGUST 6
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Frederick Living Variety Show
6:30pm, Chapel
Residents and team members from Frederick Living will present their entertainment for GSV.
The Chosen, Season 5: Episode 8, The Upper Room Part 2
7pm, Theater
Re-air from Sunday, August 3.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 7
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
At the Summer Women’s Bible Study come hear the stories of residents. Each Thursday through August 7, a different woman will share. All women are welcome.
All widowed men are invited to join this tour as we visit Blessings of Hope and enjoy ice cream at Fox Meadows. Sign up online.
Quest for Learning: Not So Sweet
Charity
2pm, Theater Week 5 of 5: Gifts for Stated Purposes
The History of the Victor F. Weaver Company Part 2
7pm, Chapel
Sponsored by the New Holland Historical Society. A panel discussion on the Victor F. Weaver Company.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 8
Mini Golf at Water’s Edge** 10am, Depart Apartment Suites Lobby
Enjoy a day out on the course—mini golf course that is. Swing into fun, make memories, invite your family and enjoy the game with family and friends of all ages. Cost: $17, seniors and children / $20, adults — includes transportation. Sign up online.
FRI., AUGUST 8 CONTINUED
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 online.
Village Square Apartments Open House** 1-3pm, various Village Square Apartments
Each August the Sales Team hosts Friday Afternoon Open Houses. These two-hour events offer you an opportunity to tour a variety of homes and interact with the residents who live there. Registration is required. To register for the Open Houses, visit www.gardenspotvillage.org/visit
Desperate to pay their bills and support their loved ones, lifelong pals Willy Davis, Albert Gardner, and Joe Harding risk it all by robbing the bank that absconded with the pension money that they earned from working there for years.
Mini Golf at Water’s Edge**
6:30pm, Depart Apartment Suites Lobby
Enjoy a day out on the course—mini golf course that is. Swing into fun, make memories, invite your family and enjoy the game with family and friends of all ages.
Cost: $17, seniors and children / $20, adults — includes transportation. Sign up online.
Bingo
7pm, 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, but be useful.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 10
Worship Service
10am, Chapel
Sermon: Mark Rubin; Mission Moment: Mark & Jennifer Rubin
MONDAY, AUGUST 11
Care Partner Friends in Community 10am, Concord Room
Topic: Breaking the Silence: Navigating Social Interactions | If you are a care partner for a person with memory loss, join us for a time of learning and connecting with one another. Contact Alexys Kanagy at 717.355.6171 for more information.
Book Club for People with Brain Changes
10am, Prayer and Meditation Room
Those who are experiencing brain changes or cognitive challenges are welcome to join this book club led by Janie Martin, dementia educator and consultant. Please reach out to Alexys Kanagy at 717.355.6171 for more information.
Curiosity Streaming: Bronze Age
3pm: Pre-show, Theater | 3:30pm, Theater
Come early for Some of the best singers ever. Stay for Rise of Civilization, Masters of Trade, & Conquest & Collapse
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13
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 online.
Savor coastal delights with a touch of tropical fair! Sign up online.
Cottage Open House** 1-3pm, various Cottages
Each August the Sales Team hosts Friday Afternoon Open Houses. These two-hour events offer you an opportunity to tour a variety of homes and interact with the residents who live there. Registration is required. To register for the Open Houses, visit www.gardenspotvillage.org/visit
A man and his wife decide that they can afford to have a house in the country built to their specifications. It’s a lot more trouble than they think.
Movie: One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
1975 / R / profanity / 2hr 13min / drama
2 & 7pm, GSV TV 957
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.
End of Summer Picnic & Games** 5-8pm, Pavilion
Join us for an end-of-summer picnic & games! Bring your family and friends for a day of food, fun, and laughter. Don’t forget to bring a dessert to share! Sign up online.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 16
James Flynn and Spiritual Gospel Singers 3pm, Chapel
SUNDAY, AUGUST 17
Worship Service 10am, Chapel
Sermon: Dr. Peter Teague; Music: Gary Fillippo
MONDAY, AUGUST 18
Towne Meeting
2pm, Chapel & GSV-TV
GSV team members share the latest Village happenings.
Curiosity Streaming: Bronze Age
3pm: Pre-show, Theater | 3:30pm, Theater
Come early for: 15 Largest Humans to Ever Live and Pan flutist David Doring. Stay for: Masters of Trade, Conquest & Collapse, Ancient Builders, and Beyond Gravity.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 19
Micro-Community Fair
10am-12pm, Chapel
Did you know that you can participate in more than 30 different micro-communities at GSV. Come learn about each one and potentially join one. Free ice cream for anyone who attends.
Dementia Learning: How Does Dementia Affect the Senses?** 11am, Theater
Melody Karick, dementia educator and consultant with ForgeWorks, will share the ways that dementia affects the senses. Registration is required at theforgeworks.org/ forgeworks-events
A young woman arrives in San Francisco’s Chinatown from Hong Kong with the intention of marrying a rakish nightclub owner, unaware he is involved with one of his singers.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20
Men’s Christian Fellowship
9am, Meets in various locations
Fellowship and studies in Isaiah for all men. Contact Don Aldrich at 610.299.0713 for more information.
Women in Community Breakfast
There will be no official breakfast in August. Instead, plan to connect informally this morning with a woman (or two!) you’d like to know better. Meet at a favorite spot or enjoy a meal at home together. Conversation starter: “Where have you seen beauty or kindness recently?”
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.
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.
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 online.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 21
Fairgrounds Farmers Market, Reading**
9am, Depart Apartment Suites Lobby
Explore the 50+ stands open each Thursday-Saturday. Cost: $8 transportation + food on own. Return approximately 1:30pm. Sign up online.
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.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 22
Carriage Homes and Sycamore Springs
Open House** 1-3pm, various Carriage Homes & Sycamore Springs
Each August the Sales Team hosts Friday Afternoon Open Houses. These two-hour events offer you an opportunity to tour a variety of homes and interact with the residents who live there. Registration is required. To register for the Open Houses, visit www.gardenspotvillage.org/visit
When retired engineer Frank Corvin is called upon to rescue a failing satellite, he insists that his equally old teammates accompany him into space.
Movie: One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest 1975 / R- profanity / 2hr 13min / drama 2 & 7pm, GSV TV 957
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.
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
SUNDAY, AUGUST 24
Worship Service
10am, Chapel
Sermon: Pastor John Meck; Music: Ladies Ensemble
MONDAY, AUGUST 25
Parkinson’s Friends and Community
2pm, Garden Towers
Dawn Cage, Occupational Therapist, joins us again to talk about the benefit and importance of occupational therapy for those with a PD diagnosis. Contact Jenny Snyder at 717.355.6259 for more information.
Curiosity Streaming: A Curious World
3pm: Pre-show, Theater
3:30pm, Theater
Come early for The Hidden Jungle of Asia and Hope for the King of the Skies. Stay for Human Migration, First Life on Earth, Changing Earth, Why Do We Dream, Extraterrestrials, Live Long & Prosper, and Super Volcanoes.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 26
Planned Giving with Charitable Gift Annuities Seminar
10am-12:30pm, Theater
Join us for a seminar on Planned Giving Seminar with Charitable Gift Annuities, hosted by TrellisWorks foundation and Everence. RSVP to Wendy Nagle at 717.355.6215 or wnagle@gardenspotcommunities.org
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27
Author Talk: Chef John Moeller
10am, Chapel
Chef John Moeller will discuss his book, Dining at the White House: From the President’s Table to Yours.
Receive an insider’s view into the experience of dining at the White House and describes Chef Moeller’s most memorable moments cooking for three First Families.
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 online.
Special Dinner Prepared by Chef John Moeller**
5pm, Village Park
Please see ad on Page 16 for more information. Sign up by calling Dining Services.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 28
Art Talk: Amy Rieg
11am, Theater
Visiting Artist Amy Rieg | Amy is a Watercolor and Encaustic Photo Artist. Amy captures light and interprets it in different ways. She elevates her art to a new level using encaustic photography by adding wax to an image and creating a sense of mystery, romanticizing the light, or product sentiment through texture. Join us to learn more.
Crafted custom ice cream with eight classic, twelve signature and four seasonal flavors including dairy free, non-dairy, gluten free and sugar free options. Cost: $8 transportation; ice cream on own. Sign up online.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 29
Healthcare Open House** 1-3pm
Mountain View, Meadow View, Garden Spot Village At Home and DayBreak will offer an open house this afternoon. Stop by any of these areas during this time to learn more about the healthcare opportunities available at Garden Spot Village. Registration is required. To register for the Open Houses, visit www.gardenspotvillage.org/visit
When retired engineer Frank Corvin is called upon to rescue a failing satellite, he insists that his equally old teammates accompany him into space.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 31
Worship Service 10am, Chapel
Sermon: Pastor Chet Yoder; Music: Carol Major & Terry Zeigler.
UPCOMING TRELLISWORKS EVENT!
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 • 5PM
• VILLAGE PARK • GARDEN SPOT VILLAGE
Step into the Soirée at Garden Spot Village and immerse yourself in a symphony of flavors celebrating the bountiful harvest of the season.
Evening music and vocal cabaret provided by Gretna Theatre. Dressy casual attire suggested.
Dinner tickets $125 per guest, seating is limited. Event to benefit the Benevolent Fund.
RSVP by August 29, 2025 online at gsc.gl/GS25. Questions, call Wendy Nagle at 717.355.6215.
DON’T MISS THESE OFF CAMPUS EVENTS!
Garden Spot Village is honored to be a Business Sponsor of the 2025 New Holland Summer Arts Association’s
Entertainment in the Park
Free entertainment in the New Holland Community Park All programs 7-9pm unless specified
Sat 6/28 Arts and Craft Show 9AM—2PM
Thu 7/03 West Chester Band—patriotic concert followed by FIREWORKS
Fri 7/04 New Holland Concert Band*—patriotic concert, 6-8pm
Sun 7/06 Rain date for West Chester Band* and Fireworks
Wed 7/09 Flamin’ Dick & the Hot Rods —Rock & Roll from the 50s and 60s
Sat 7/12 Amber Rae & The Swinging Foxes—Swing/ Jazz (Speak Easy tunes from the 20s and 30s)
Sun 7/13 ELVIS*—Jeff Krick, Jr
Wed 7/16 Jim Connor*—cover for various genres and decades of music
Sat 7/19 Nomads—50s Rock & Roll
Sun 7/20 Ministry Thru Music*—featuring Ava Hartman
Wed 7/23 The Fabulous Greaseband—Oldies Rock & Roll
Sat 7/26 Anna Alexander Trio*—Swing and Jazz
Sun 7/27 Servant Stage*—‘Swing’ song and dance
Wed 7/30 Fire In The Glen*—Celtic/Irish
Sat 8/02 The New Individuals—60s, 70s Beatles, Beach Boys, etc.
Sun 8/03 A440’s*—Brass band
Wed 8/06 Rydin’ Shottgun—cover band of 60s, 70s & 80s
Sat 8/09 Six String Soldiers*—A unit of the US Army Field Band performing contemporary folk, country and bluegrass
Sun 8/10 Nick Ferraro & The All Stars—60s, 70s, 80sRock & Roll, Motown, high energy dance music
Wed 8/13 New Holland Band*
Sat 8/16 Mitch and the Mood Swings—Rock & Roll, Soul, Motown 6:30-9PM
Mon 9/01 Fiddlers Picnic 10AM—6PM featuring ‘Remington Ryde’ from 4-6pm
*The Chapel at Garden Spot Village will serve as the rain location for these performances.
UPCOMING ELITE COACH TRIPS
Sign up for these trips online at gsc.gl/EventSignup
Bucks County Castles & Moravian Tileworks
Tuesday, September 9
Depart: 7:45 AM | Return: 6:30 PM, Approx. Begin the day with a guided tour of the Moravian Pottery & Tileworks Museum. Enjoy lunch at Cock N Bull Restaurant, followed by visits to Fonthill Castle and the Mercer Museum.
Depart: 5:30 AM | Return: 6:30 PM, Approx. Discover Pittsburgh’s rich history and scenic beauty. Highlights include the Nationality Rooms, Frick Mansion, Phipps Conservatory, National Aviary, and Fallingwater. Enjoy dinner at Le Mont and a cultural “Babushkas & Hard Hats” tour with an immigrant buffet. A local guide joins both days.
Cost per Person: $1353 – Single $1129 – Double $1055 – Triple $1018 – Quad
Return: 5:45 PM, Approximately Tour the grand Nemours Estate, enjoy lunch at Buckley’s Tavern, and experience Winterthur’s holiday displays in the former home of Henry Francis DuPont.
Check Out Our Cool Sips at The Refresh Coffee Bar This Summer
Wednesday, August 27
Join Us Every Wednesday this Summer for Ice Cream from 5-7pm at The Creamery
Wednesday, July 30 | Tornado Surf & Turf Dinner with Chef Mike
Terrace Dining Room 4:30pm Seating | Dinner at 5pm Limited Seating. Reservation-Only Event with Sign Ups Starting on Tuesday, July 9 after 10am. Call 6202 to reserve your seat.
Special Guest Chef John Moeller Presentation and Dinner
John Moeller is the owner of The Greenfield Restaurant and State of Affairs Catering. He is also a former White House Chef who cooked meals for Presidents George H.W. Bush, Bill Clinton, and George W. Bush. He will be joining us here at Garden Spot Village for a presentation speech in the Chapel, followed by a special dinner that evening in the Village Park. Limited Seating. Reservation-Only Event with Sign Ups Starting on Tuesday, August 5 after 10am. Call 6202 to reserve your seat.
LOOK FOR OUR SURPRISE POP-UPS COMING THIS SUMMER!
What will we come up with next?
Let the Dining Services Team know of any suggestions that you would like us to do for a pop-up.
AUGUST
JOIN US IN THE CONCORD ROOM FOR FOOD & FUN:
• Mindful Demonstration on the 2nd Thursday of every month
• Dining Ambassadors Meeting on the 4th Thursday of every month
ICE
CREAM FLAVOR CONTEST
Please submit your suggestions to determine the flavor of Garden Spot Village’s August Ice Cream!
Entries will be accepted from Monday, July 7 until Friday, July 18 Winning Flavor Will Be Announced on Friday, August 1.
The Winner of the Contest will Receive a Quart of the Winning Flavor. GOOD LUCK!
Enjoy Sundaes, Banana Splits, Milkshakes and more.
