Part 2 will cover the transition years of rock and roll from a popular phenomenon to a mature art form, roughly 1965 through 1990. Topics include folk rock and Bob Dylan, The Beatles studio years, rock and roll to classic rock, psychedelic/San Francisco and FM radio, Woodstock, heavy metal, corporate takeover of the rock music industry, punk rock, MTV, rap/hip-hop and the early Seattle grunge scene.  .   RSVP to the front desk in person or at: 206-932-4044. 

Back by overwhelming demand, UW Music Professor Emeritus Tom Collier celebrates Jazz Appreciation Month with a multi-media presentation on the history of jazz through the lens of seven distinctive genres, including early jazz, swing, bebop, cool, hard bop, free jazz and fusion. Tom will help define each genre through recordings and visuals of iconic artists such as Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington and Miles Davis. .   RSVP to the front desk in person or at: 206-932-4044. 

Join the King County Emergency Medical Services One Step Ahead Fall Prevention program for an informative and engaging presentation focused on reducing fall risk and promoting healthy, independent living.  Participants will learn about the importance of fall prevention, gain better understanding of their personal risk factors and explore simple, evidence-based strategies to reduce the risk of falls.  . RSVP to the front desk in person or at: 206-932-4044.

Are you curious about Artificial Intelligence and want to learn more? Join Susana Herbert, our Tech Made Easy instructor, and Chris Beckman, a cybersecurity professional, as they discuss what AI is, how to use it and the inherent challenges or pitfalls of older adults using AI. The presentation will be followed by a Q&A. . RSVP to the front desk in person or at: 206-932-4044.

Nichole Casado brings 29 years of long-term care experience and presents “Myths & Truths” of Senior Living. Nichole will cover housing with care options, including in-home care, Continuing Care Retirement Communities, Independent Living, Assisted Living, Secured Memory Care, Skilled Nursing, and Adult Family Homes, as well as funding options.  . RSVP to the front desk in person or at: 206-932-4044.

Join KCDRC’s HOMES representatives for this workshop assisting eligible homeowners with applying for the King County Property Tax Exemption program. This is an opportunity for people who qualify to receive in-person guidance with the application process. Please check the King County Assessor website in advance to see if you qualify: senior-exemption.kingcounty.gov.  IMPORTANT: You will need to bring your paper documents and copies of those documents. Workshop size limited to 4.    . RSVP to the front desk in person or at: 206-932-4044

Our Menopause Series continues this fall with an interactive session that reminds us that menopause is a threshold, not an ending. Julie Rajaratnam, a leadership and transition coach, will guide you to map your life as it is, imagine what could be and plant the seeds for what’s next. Come and play with possibility! . RSVP to the front desk in person or at: 206-932-4044

We are excited to welcome back local physical therapist Julia Badding of Sea Pines Physical Therapy for this popular hands-on workshop. Julia will offer live demonstrations, tips, handouts and a Q&A session about preventing falls and how to fall.  . RSVP to the front desk in person or at: 206-932-4044.

Join David Carvalho, a retired Social Security Claims Specialist, and Anne-Marie Murray, Independent Insurance Producer, for a presentation discussing strategies on how to navigate the confusion around Medicare and Social Security. Presentation will be followed by a Q & A.  . RSVP to the front desk in person or at: 206-932-4044.

Cabi stylist Mary Beth Logsdon will get us inspired for winter fashion with this free session.  Discover fresh fashion trends, styling tips and outfit ideas to help you look and feel your best this coming season.  . RSVP to the front desk in person or at: 206-932-4044.