HIGHLIGHTS THIS WEEK
Free programs - call us to sign up!
Harvey Leonard Q & A
Tuesday, October 27th at 1:00 p.m.
Musical Lecture with Frank King- Les Paul & Mary Ford
Wednesday, October 28th at 1:30 p.m.
November and December Registration
Get ready for registration for the November/December session at the Wellesley COA.
My Active Center Training
Do you register on My Active Center and still have questions? Would you like to register online? Call us to sign-up for Tuesday, October 27th at 11am for a how to tutorial with Eric from My Senior Center/My Active Center to learn how and get your questions answered.
Newsletters
The November/December newsletters have been sent to the Post Office and will be out for delivery within the next few days. Can't wait for the newsletter, check it out here.
Registration
The first day to register for November/December program is the 28th for residents and the 29th for non-residents. Registration after those dates is on-going, and you can register any time. All programs are online. Registration is required for participation in all activities, unless posted otherwise.
Wellesley Residents: Wed, Oct 28th at 9:00 a.m.
Non-Wellesley Residents: Thu, Oct 29th at 9:00 a.m.
Programming on Public Access Cable
Catch our weekly programming on Comcast 9 and Verizon 39 for a special program only available on your TV. This week's program is scheduled to air on: Mon, Oct 26th @ 2pm, Wed, Oct 28th @ 6 pm, Thu, Oct 29th @ 8 pm, and Sat, Oct 31st @ 11 am. Please note that times are subject to change without notice.
Early Roads and Trails of Massachusetts
Join five-time Emmy award-winning historian reviews ancient paths and trails of Massachusetts including the Boston Post Roads, the Old Connecticut Path, the Bay Path, the Old Coast Path, the Nemasket Path and the Watertown Path. He will also talk about the major thoroughfares that transit Wellesley (Routes 9, 16 and 135).
COA Notes/Reminders
Early Voting
Early Voting will continue at the Tolles Parsons Center this week, with the last day to participate being Friday, October 30th. Early Voting is available on weekdays from 9am - 4pm and on weekends from 9am - 1pm. All election/voting related questions should be directed to the Town Clerk's Office at (781) 431-1019 x 2252 or elections@wellesleyma.gov.
Fitness Center
The Fitness Center will continue to operate into November/December. If you are not currently signed up for the fitness center and would like to learn more, please contact our office at (781) 235-3961.
Introduction to Chinese Brush Painting
This is an ongoing classes with Nan Rumpf and will begin in November and December. If you are interested in learning more about this class and getting a materials list to prepare for the upcoming workshop and session, please call the COA at (781) 235-3961 for more information.
Massachusetts Oldest Resident Came to Vote
Herlda Senhouse came to visit the Tolles Parsons Center yesterday to vote. Ms. Senhouse is a Wellesley Resident and 109 years old. See below for a socially distant picture with Ms. Senhouse and staff after she voted.
Outside Programming/Offerings
Programming here is listed on behalf of an outside agency. You will need to follow the directions below and/or contact that agency to register/participate in the programming.
Springwell Caregiver Workshop Via Zoom
Monday, November 16th 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Presenter: Dr. Kate King, PsyD
Sign up here
Please Contact Caregiver Specialist, Carly Kascak at ckascak@springwell.com with any questions. This free event will include a short lesson, some guided stress management practice, and time for discussion. To foster a feeling of human connection in this virtual space, you are encouraged to have your camera on and periodically unmute yourself to share comments and questions. However, you are welcome to attend at whatever level of engagement is most comfortable or accessible for you.
Wellesley Neighbors Program Next Week
On October 28 at 7:30 pm, Wellesley Neighbors (WN) presents Zoom speaker Rosalie Gimeno, whose research and teaching have focused on Spain’s Golden Age. She will discuss Juan del Encino, the father of Spanish theater—one might say the Shakespeare of Spain. Rosalie will highlight his first eight plays, which reveal a social tapestry of the late 15th century. WN is a membership organization for older singles and couples, but is sharing speakers with the community during the epidemic. Call Joyce Wadlington at (781) 283-0417 to register your email address and receive a Zoom link.
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