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ISSUE 18 / SEPTEMBER & OCTOBER 2026 CHARTING A PATH TO PURPOSEFUL LIVING: Your Bi-Monthly Independent Living Journey at Garden Spot Village

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AIRING OF THE QUILTS & QUILT FEST Saturday, September 18

Browse, shop and admire quilts around campus this day.

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ACTIVE AGING WEEK KICKOFF Monday, October 5

Join us in the chapel to kickoff a weeklong celebration of wellness and healthy active aging.

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AMERICA @ 250: FAITH PERSPECTIVES Monday, October 26

Dr. Todd Williams, President of Cairn University, will present.

ONLINE EVENT SIGN-UP DAYS H

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 & TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 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 “Resident Life” on the menu to the left and then “Trip Sign Up” icon. Web browser visit gsc.gl/EventSignup Events needing advance registration are red with** at 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 717.355.6007 or 717.355.6059.

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SEPTEMBER COMMUNITY EXPERIENCES T U ESDAY, SEP T E M BER 1

Making A Difference Collection September 1-30

We are collecting new and gently used winter coats. See the Apartment Suites Welcome Center for a complete list and to drop off items.

Main Street Art Gallery September 1-30

Artisan’s Corner will display a variety of resident art.

Apartment Suites Display Case September 1-30

Artisan’s Corner residents will display small works of art.

Fresh Flavors Tour** 8:45am, Depart Apartment Suites Lobby

This trip currently has a waitlist. Sign up online.

Online Event Sign-Up Help Desk 9-10am, Theater

This is for residents who need assistance signing up for an event using their CATIE or GSC App.

The Hearing Hub 2pm, Gardens Tower

This group offers education and support for individuals with hearing loss and their loved ones. This session we will hear from Eli Orfan from CaptionCall, a service providing a phone designed for those with hearing loss at no cost. Contact Kim Mai, 717.355.6010 for more information.

Special Event Theater Experiences Volunteer Services

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W EDN ESDAY, SEP T E M BER 2 Ladies Breakfast 8am, Yoder’s Restaurant

Please join us for breakfast and welcome our special guest Donna Brubaker, marketing sales associate. Drive yourself. Cost: meal on your own.

Men’s Christian Fellowship 9am, Chapel

Dr. Tim Witmer will introduce his book, Mindscapes, (from Philippians). All men and women are invited!

FR IDAY, SEP T E M BER 4 Artisan Pop-Up 10am-12pm, Village Square

Resident Stephen Swanson will be displaying and selling his woodworking and paintings.

Free Eyeglass Service 9-11am, Gardens West Health Center

Lindsay Kauffman, Practice Manager at Owens Optometrics, will be here to repair, adjust, or clean eyeglasses. No appointment necessary! Contact Alexys Kanagy, 717.355.6171 for more information.

Friday Flicks: We Bought a Zoo 2011 / PG / 2hr 4min / Comedy, Drama

2 & 7pm, Theater

Set in Southern California, a father moves his young family to the countryside to renovate and re-open a struggling zoo.

Memory Café 10am, Theater

Grab some coffee and join Harry and Hazel Urban for a relaxed conversation about living with dementia and being a caregiver for someone with dementia. Please reach out to Alexys Kanagy, 717.355.6171 for more information.

Book Club 2pm, Gardens South Conference Room

This month we will be discussing Prisoner of Lies by Barry Werth. It tells the true story of John “Jack” Downey Jr., a CIA officer who was the longest-held prisoner of war in American history, spending 21 years in a Chinese prison after a failed 1952 mission.

Art of Design 2:30pm, Fireside Cafe

Please join us for a time of connecting through art. All skill levels welcome. Cost: $5.

T H U R SDAY, SEP T E M BER 3 Widowed and Single Men’s Breakfast 8am, Concord Room

Breakfast and conversation for all widowed and single men. The GSV “Once Upon A Wives” Club (Ruth Ann Starnes, Elaine Parvin, Anne Block, Jennie Sauer, and Lou Ann Miller) will present a series of vignettes focusing on loss, the grieving process, and all those affected. A slice-of-life collection of scenes, thoughts, stories, songs, and poems we hope you find insightful and entertaining while leading to a dialogue here at Garden Spot Village.

Coffee and Conversation 9am, Chapel

Q&A with Steve Lindsey, CEO, and Steve Muller, COO, in person or by calling/texting 717.298.0030.

Movie: Apollo 13

1995 / PG / 2hr 20min / Drama, History

2 & 7pm, GSV-TV 957

NASA must devise a strategy to return Apollo 13 to Earth safely after the spacecraft undergoes massive internal damage putting the lives of the three astronauts on board in jeopardy.

SAT U R DAY, SEP T E M BER 5 Penn State Football Game 3:30pm, Theater

Come watch the new head coach in his first game of the season against Marshall.

SU N DAY, SEP T E M BER 6

Sunday Worship 10am, (prelude at 9:50am), Chapel

Sermon: Pastor Chet Yoder; Music: Ladies Ensemble

Servant Stage: Anne of Green Gables** 2pm, Depart Apartment Suites Lobby Join us as we travel to see Anne of Green Gables. See Garden Spot Village’s Lexi Fisher, Resident Services Team Leader, perform. Cost: $10 transportation + donation to Servant Stage. Sign up online.

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MON DAY, SEP T E M BER 7 Happy Labor Day!

W EDN ESDAY, SEP T E M BER 9

Women In Community Breakfast** 8am, Village Park

Nurse and Ephrata-area resident Jamie Horning shares her remarkable story of surviving a stray bullet that came through a window of her home and struck her. She will reflect on God’s grace, faithfulness and goodness revealed through the timing, the people who responded, the care she received and the many ways she was carried through. Cost: $10. Sign up online.

Monday Morning Prayer Meeting 8:15am, Gardens West Conference Room

A time of prayer for Garden Spot Village residents, staff, and families. Contact Judy Rettew, 717.355.6514 for more information.

Curiosity Streaming: Lake Life - Secrets Beneath the Surface 3pm Pre-Show, Theater 3:30pm, Theater

My Fellow Travelers 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, 717.355.6076 for more information.

Come early for How to Travel Tuscany. Stay for Lakes of the Mountains. Journey into the hidden underworlds of Alpine lakes shaped by ice and time.

Art of Design 2:30pm, Fireside Cafe

T U ESDAY, SEP T E M BER 8 Special Presentation: Mathew From India 10am, Theater

Mr. Mathew Kuriakose Kallumpurath, Chief Manager of MESH (Maximizing Employment to Serve the Handicapped), will share how this fair trade organization creates sustainable employment opportunities for artisans with disabilities and individuals affected by leprosy throughout India, promoting dignity, independence and economic opportunity.

Please join us for a time of connecting through art. All skill levels welcome. Cost: $5.

T H U R SDAY, SEP T E M BER 10 Prayer for Revival 7pm, Gardens Tower

A meeting for prayer for our community, nation, and world. Everyone is welcome.

FR IDAY, SEP T E M BER 11

Acrylic Art with Kevin Goss 10am, Fireside Cafe

Kevin Goss will lead this step-by step class, and you will leave with your completed piece. Please note this is not an Art Guild sponsored event. Cost $5.

Friday Flicks: Sarah’s Oil

2025 / PG / 1hr 43min / Biography, Drama, History

2 & 7pm, Theater

The Peppermint Stick Candy Store and Ice Cream** 1pm, Depart Apartment Suite Lobby Looking for either good ice cream or candy? Join us as we travel to this gem in Boyertown. Cost: $10 transportation + ice cream or candy on your own. Sign up online.

Hymn Sing 7pm, Chapel

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Sarah’s Oil is inspired by the remarkable true story of Sarah Rector, an African American girl born in Oklahoma Indian Territory in the early 1900s, who believes there is oil beneath the barren land she’s allotted and whose faith is proven right.

Movie: Apollo 13 2 & 7pm, GSV-TV 957

NASA must devise a strategy to return Apollo 13 to Earth safely after the spacecraft undergoes massive internal damage putting the lives of the three astronauts on board in jeopardy.

Bingo 7pm, Gardens West Conference Room

Come play bingo while meeting new people and socializing with friends. Bring a prize and win a prize. The prize you bring should be valued at $5 or less.

SAT U R DAY, SEP T E M BER 12

175th Anniversary of the Christiana Resistance** 8am, Depart Apartment Suites Lobby

Learn about Christiana’s role in the Underground Railroad and how this little town influenced President Lincoln. Cost: $10 + food on your own. Sign up online.

Penn State Football Game 12pm, Theater

Come and watch game #2 of the season at Temple.

SU N DAY, SEP T E M BER 13

Sunday Worship 10am (Prelude at 9:50am), Chapel

Sermon: Rev. Eric Ritz; Missions Moment: Musselman Family

MON DAY, SEP T E M BER 14

Monday Morning Prayer Meeting 8:15am, Gardens West Conference Room

A time of prayer for Garden Spot Village residents, staff and families. Contact Judy Rettew, 717.355.6514 for more information.

Care Partner Friends 10am, Concord Room

Speaker: Samantha Parry, director of Daybreak 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, 717.355.6171 for more information.

Book Club for People with Brain Changes 10am, Prayer + Meditation Room

Those who are experiencing brain changes or cognitive challenges are welcome to join this book club led by Janie Martin, person-centered specialist. Please reach out to Alexys Kanagy, 717.355.6171 for more information.

Art Guild Class - Bow Making** 2pm, Art Studio

Lynn Kokotiuk will teach. Sign up online. Free to Art Guild members. Non-members, bring $5 for supplies.

“Shining Through the Years” 2pm, Chapel

Please join us as we celebrate Personal Care Week by enjoying a concert brought to you by residents from Mountain View and Meadow View, led by Jordan Cirincione, Music Therapist. We also invite you to view artwork created by residents who reside in Mountain View and Meadow View in the Chapel lobby before and after the concert.

Curiosity Streaming: Asia Secret Lives, Hidden Places 3pm Pre-Show, Theater 3:30pm, Theater

Come early for The Wonders of Pennsylvania. Stay for Wild Lives of Khao Sok. Khao Sok National Park is framed by karst sandstone formations. Mighty ghostlike shaped rocks mark the shores of lake Khao Sok, a huge reservoir on which only a very few fishermen are permitted to live.

America @ 250: Faith Perspectives 7pm, Chapel

Dr. Ken Sensenig presents “The American Revolution: A Crisis of Conscience in Rural Lancaster County.” In 1777, a Mennonite pastor and spouse faced difficult decisions when injured revolutionary soldiers arrived in Ephrata. A recent public unveiling sheds light on a 200-year-old mystery.

T U ESDAY, SEP T E M BER 15 Campus Car Show 10am-12pm, Parking Lot #1

Step back to a simpler time by enjoying cars of yesteryear. This year all vehicles will be on display in Parking Lot #1 for your viewing pleasure. Please note this is a sunshine only event.

Voter Registration 10:30am-1:30pm, Apartment Suites Lobby

New residents, stop by the Apartment Suites Lobby to register to vote in the upcoming election.

Anosognosia: It’s Not Denial, It’s Biological**

11am, Theater Melody Karick, dementia educator and consultant with ForgeWorks, will present a free educational session for care partners of people living with a dementia diagnosis. This event is free and open to the public, but registration is required at theforgeworks.org.

Musical Movie: Seven Brides for Seven Brothers 1954 / PG / 1hr 43min / Comedy, Romance

2 & 7pm, Theater

A newlywed’s attempts to refine her six uncouth brothers-in-law spark their pursuit of love on the Oregon frontier in a musical showdown of the sexes.

Sound Meditation with Laura 3:30-4pm, Wellness Center

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W EDN ESDAY, SEP T E M BER 16 Men’s Christian Fellowship 9am, Meeting in various locations

FR IDAY, SEP T E M BER 18 Friday Flicks: Sarah’s Oil

2025 / PG / 1hr 43min / Biography, Drama, History

2 & 7pm, Theater

Fellowship and Bible Study for all men, using Dr. Tim Witmer’s book, Mindscapes. Contact Don Aldrich, 610.299.0713 for more information.

Sharing with Supportive Friends 10am, Prayer & Meditation Room

Encouragement and support for any woman feeling down, alone, or anxious. Contact Mary Tyson, 717.355.6259 for more information.

Movie: We Bought a Zoo

2011 / PG / 2hr 4min / Comedy, Drama

2 & 7pm, GSV-TV 957

Voter Registration 10:30am-1:30pm, Apartment Suites Lobby

New residents, stop by the Apartment Suites Lobby to register to vote in the upcoming election.

Monthly Produce Pop-Up 1-3pm, Aeroponic Greenhouse

Set in Southern California, a father moves his young family to the countryside to renovate and re-open a struggling zoo.

SAT U R DAY, SEP T E M BER 19

Airing of the Quilts & Quilt Fest 9am-3pm, Campus-wide, rain or shine

Purchase produce grown onsite in the Garden Spot Village Aeroponic Greenhouse! Cash and credit accepted.

Join us for a Garden Spot Village tradition! Our 2026 Quilt Fest will include demonstrations, quilt sales and a community Airing of the Quilts. At 10am, join us for an illustrated lecture by local Art Historian Gloria Mast entitled: “Crazy Quilts & Scrap Boxes.” This presentation will keep us in scraps & stitches as it explores the craze for Crazy Quilts and the role of the Silk Mills.

Art of Design 2:30pm, Fireside Cafe

Please join us for a time of connecting through art. All skill levels welcome. Cost: $5.

T H U R SDAY, SEP T E M BER 17 Breakfast at Yoder’s 7:30am, Yoder’s Restaurant

ALL MEN AND WOMEN ARE INVITED TO BREAKFAST AT YODER’S! Come and enjoy conversation and a devotional by Pastor and Garden Spot Village Resident David Stambovsky.

Coffee & Conversation 9am, Chapel

Q&A with Steve Lindsey, CEO, and Steve Muller, COO, in person or by calling/texting 717.298.0030.

Women’s Bible Study 10am, Gardens Tower

George Wesner Organ Concert 7pm, Chapel

Sally Mittelstadt and Elizabeth Givens will lead this study titled “The Message of Isaiah.” The fall focus will be on Isaiah 1-39.

Royal Oaks Farm Flowers & Patches Creamery** 12:30pm, Depart Apartment Suites Lobby

Hand-pick your own fresh flowers or choose a premade arrangement. We’ll stop for ice cream at Patches Creamery in Lebanon on the way home. Cost: $10 transportation + any flowers or ice cream you purchase. Sign up online.

As the principal organist at Radio City Music Hall for more than 40 years, George has completed more than 6,000 shows. This will be his third straight year performing at Garden Spot Village.

SU N DAY, SEP T E M BER 20

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Sunday Worship 10am (prelude at 9:50am), Chapel

Sermon: Pastor John Meck; Music: Jr. Zook (dulcimer)

MON DAY, SEP T E M BER 21

Monday Morning Prayer Meeting 8:15am, Gardens West Conference Room

A time of prayer for GSV residents, staff and families. Contact Judy Rettew, 717.355.6514 for more information.

Towne Meeting 2pm, Chapel & GSV-TV

GSV team members share the latest Village happenings

Curiosity Streaming: Secret Life Underground 3pm: Pre-Show, Theater 3:30pm, Theater

Come early for Explore the Most Beautiful Places in the USA. Stay for The Skin of the Earth. We know less than 10% of the organisms that populate the underground world and that, each in their own way, take an active part in creating the soil. Welcome to this subtle, surprising and secret world.

T U ESDAY, SEP T E M BER 22

Planned Giving Educational Event 3pm, Theater

A planned giving event has been scheduled for residents and donors at Garden Spot Village. Keynote Speakers include Jeff Goss, Attorney, BCGL Law, and Susan Broomell, Consultant, Lindsley Consulting Group.

T H U R SDAY, SEP T E M BER 2 4 Women’s Bible Study 10am, Gardens Tower

Sally Mittelstadt and Elizabeth Givens will lead this study entitled “The Message of Isaiah.” Our study this fall will focus on Isaiah 1-39.

Look & Learn** 10:30am, Chapel and Village Park

The Garden Spot Village Sales team will host an informational session where prospective residents can learn firsthand about the welcoming way of life at Garden Spot Village! The informational session will be followed by a delicious lunch with Garden Spot Village residents and a walking tour of our campus. Invite your friends and family to sign up at gsvlookandlearn.org.

Art Talk 11am, Theater

Jessica Fehrenbach, representing Artisan’s Corner, will give a demonstration and talk about making collage art.

New Holland Historical Society: The 1976 Bicentennial Celebration in New Holland 7pm, Chapel

In preparation for the 300th Anniversary, a recently discovered movie will showcase our community’s Bicentennial celebration held here 50 years ago. Q&A will follow.

FR IDAY, SEP T E M BER 25

Lake Tobias Wildlife Park** 8:30am, Depart Apartment Suites Lobby

Join us for a safari ride, animal exhibits, a petting zoo, and learn about these amazing animals. Cost: $28 for transportation and admission. You are encouraged to bring your own lunch as there will not be many food options available for purchase. Sign up online.

Friday Flicks: The Princess Bride 1987/ PG / 1hr 38min / Comedy, Adventure

W EDN ESDAY, SEP T E M BER 23 Vaccine Clinic** 9am-3pm, Chapel

Stauffer’s Pharmacy will be here to give vaccines. They will have Flu, Covid, RSV, Shingles 1st dose and Shingles 2nd dose vaccines. Sign up online. Contact Lauren Graber at 717.355.6228 or lgraber@gardenspotvillage.org with questions.

Art of Design 2:30pm, Fireside Cafe

Please join us for a time of connecting through art. All skill levels welcome. Cost: $5.

2 & 7pm, Theater

A fairy tale adventure about a beautiful young woman and her one true love. He must find her after a long separation and save her. They must battle the evils of the mythical kingdom of Florin to be reunited with each other.

Movie: We Bought a Zoo

2011 / PG / 2hr 4min / Comedy, Drama

2 & 7pm, GSV-TV 957

Set in Southern California, a father moves his young family to the countryside to renovate and re-open a struggling zoo.

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SAT U R DAY, SEP T E M BER 26

America @ 250: Faith Perspectives 7pm, Chapel

Train Room Open House 1:30-4pm, Train Room

The Garden Spot Village Train Room Open House will delight visitors of all ages. Bring your friends and family to this interactive experience. Free and open to the public. Donations welcome.

Rev. Mark Scheneman and Dorothy Scheneman will present: “Courage to Face the Perils that Beset Them: The War for Independence Confronts the People of Caernarvon, Lancaster and Berks Counties.” This presentation will focus on the congregation of Bangor Church in Churchtown and the twenty-two men who served in the war and the twenty-seven women who were either wives or daughters of the veterans.

W EDN ESDAY, SEP T E M BER 30

Men’s Christian Fellowship Gathering 9am, Village Park

All MCF groups meet today for fellowship and a devotional shared by Glen Ruoss. All men are invited. Please consider attending even if you do not attend a MCF small group.

SU N DAY, SEP T E M BER 27

Sunday Worship 10am (prelude at 9:50am), Chapel

Sermon: Dr. Peter Teague; Music: Chapel Choir.

Ladies to Lunch** 10:45am, Depart Apartment Suites Lobby

Join us as we travel to Mimmo’s Italian Restaurant and Pizzeria in Reading. Cost: $10 transportation + meal on your own. Sign up online.

MON DAY, SEP T E M BER 28

Monday Morning Prayer Meeting 8:15am, Gardens West Conference Room

A time of prayer for Garden Spot Village residents, staff and families. Contact Judy Rettew, 717.355.6514 for more information.

Parkinson’s Friends in Community 2pm, Chapel

Fall prevention is of significant interest to those with Parkinson’s Disease. Join others as a variety of speakers share tips for staying upright and avoiding fall-related injuries. Contact Sherilyn Lapp, 717.355.6264 for more information.

Fall Prevention Presentation 2pm, Chapel

Stay safe and stay steady! Learn practical ways to prevent falls and protect your well-being through expert advice from knowledgeable speakers. In-person attendees will also be entered into raffle prize drawings. Contact Kim Mai, 717.355.6010 for more information.

Curiosity Streaming: Nuts About Squirrels 3pm: Pre-Show, Theater 3:30pm, Theater

Come early for 10 Stunning Small Towns in America You’ll Want to Move To Tomorrow. Stay for Nuts About Squirrels. Some people love squirrels, others see them as glorified rats. We can all agree they are speedy, quirky, exceptional climbers, and they go crazy for nuts!

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Art of Design 2:30pm, Fireside Cafe

Please join us for a time of connecting through art. All skill levels welcome. Cost: $5.

New Holland Parade Line up for the parade 6pm, Jackson Street

If you wish to ride or walk in the parade, please sign up online. Contact Lauren Graber at 717.355.6228 or lgrabergardenspotvillage.org with questions.

OCTOBER COMMUNITY EXPERIENCES

T H U R SDAY, OC TOBER 1

Medicare Part D – Prescription Drug Plans – Appointment Sign-ups Begin October 1 – December 2

Contact Robin Schane, Social Service Advocacy Administrative Assistant, 717.355.6134 to schedule an appointment with a Social Service Advocate to review your Medicare D Prescription Drug Plan. Please note that this service is only available to those with Traditional Medicare. If you have a Medicare Advantage Plan, retirement benefit package, or PACE/PACENET, this service does not apply to you. Appointments will be from October 21 – December 2. Contact your Social Service Advocate if you have any questions.

Making A Difference Collection October 1-31

FR IDAY, OC TOBER 2

Woody’s Crab House** 9am, Depart Apartment Suites Lobby

This trip currently has a waitlist. Sign up online.

Free Eyeglass Service 9-11am, Gardens West Health Center

Lindsay Kauffman, Practice Manager at Owens Optometrics, will be here to repair, adjust, or clean eyeglasses. No appointment necessary! Contact Alexys Kanagy, 717.355.6171 for more information.

Artisan Pop-Up 10am-12pm, Village Square

Resident Paul Wheeler will be displaying and selling his wood, epoxy, and special orders.

David Jeremiah DVD Series 2pm, Gardens Tower

David Jeremiah’s current book, “Where Do We Go From Here?” will be presented in DVD form in a lecture series by Dr. Jeremiah. Discussion will follow.

Samaritan’s Purse Operation Christmas Child. You may grab a shoebox by the Apartment Suites Welcome Center. Fill the box with a fun item, small toys, school supplies, personal care items, and a personal note. Return to barrel once full! See display for complete list of items being collected and to drop off your items. A $10 donation (check preferred) to Samaritan’s Purse is greatly appreciated.

Main Street Art Gallery October 1-31

Local artists Jeanne Marston and Karen Neumann will present landscapes, flowers and nature in watercolor, acrylic, oil and collage.

Apartment Suites Display Case October 1-31

Myron Slabaugh will present stamps and stamp collecting.

Widowed and Single Men’s Breakfast 8am, Concord Room

Breakfast and conversation for all widowed and single men.

Coffee & Conversation 9am, Chapel

Q&A with Steve Lindsey, CEO, and Steve Muller, COO, in person or by calling/texting 717.298.0030.

Women’s Bible Study 10am, Gardens Tower

Sally Mittelstadt and Elizabeth Givens will lead this study entitled “The Message of Isaiah.” Our study this fall will focus on Isaiah 1-39.

Friday Flicks: The Princess Bride 1987/ PG / 1hr 38min / Comedy, Adventure

2 & 7pm, Theater

Movie: Sarah’s Oil

2025 / PG / 1hr 43min / Biography, Drama, History

2 & 7pm, GSV-TV 957

SU N DAY, OC TOBER 4

Sunday Worship 10am (prelude at 9:50am), Chapel

Sermon: Pastor Chet Yoder; Communion

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MON DAY, OC TOBER 5

Monday Morning Prayer Meeting 8:15am, Gardens West Conference Room

T U ESDAY, OC TOBER 6

Online Event Sign-up Day Help Desk 9-10am, Theater

A time of prayer for Garden Spot Village residents, staff and families. Contact Judy Rettew, 717.255.6514 for more information.

This is for residents who need assistance signing up for an event using their CATIE or GSC App.

Active Aging Week – Intellectual Wellness = Brain Gym 10am-12pm, Wellness Center Lobby

Active Aging Week Kickoff 10am-12pm, Chapel

Join us in the Chapel as we celebrate the start of Active Aging Week. Discover how the Wellness Center can support your health and well-being, learn about the variety of classes available, and find new ways to make wellness part of your everyday life. Pick up a Wellness Journal and an Active Aging Week Punch Card for door prizes.

Have you heard about the Brain Gym? Stop by and get your card and play.

Active Aging Week Intellectual Wellness = Book Chat 1-2pm, Wellness Center Lobby

Bring your current or favorite book to share during this conversation about books and authors.

Friends with Low Vision 2pm, Theater

If you or someone you know has low vision or vision impairments, consider joining us to connect and share with one another. Contact Alexys Kanagy, 717.355.6171 for more information.

W EDN ESDAY, OC TOBER 7 OOLA Bowls Food Truck 10am-12pm, Parking Lot #1

Stop by Parking Lot #1 from 10am-12pm for a nutritious & delicious treat. Gluten free and vegan options available. Prices range from $5.98-$8.98.

Ladies Breakfast 8am, Yoder’s Restaurant

Please join us for breakfast and welcome our special guest, Janie Martin, person-centered care specialist. Drive yourself. Cost: meal on your own.

Active Aging Week Physical Wellness = Bring A friend to a Wellness Program 8am-4pm, Wellness Center & Outdoor Pavilion Try one of our many Wednesday Programs: Weight to Go, Pickleball, Hydro-tone, Chair Yoga, Cardio Drumming, Bocce, Balance Class, Water Volleyball, Head to Toe.

Men’s Christian Fellowship 9am, Meets in various locations

Medicare Informational Session 2pm, Chapel

Be confident and prepared for Annual Medicare Open Enrollment: October 15 – December 7. Join the Social Service Advocacy Team and our trusted partner, Everence Financial, for an informational session about all things Medicare. Contact Sherilyn Lapp, 717.355.6264 for more information.

Hymn Sing 7pm, Chapel

10 September & October 2026 / Charting a Path to Purposeful Living

Fellowship and Bible Study for all men, using Dr. Tim Witmer’s book, Mindscapes. Contact Don Aldrich, 610.299.0713 for more information.

Memory Café 10am, Theater

Active Aging Week Physical Wellness = Sound Meditation 11-11:30am, Fitness room Join Music Therapist Laura Good for her sound meditation program.

Book Club 2pm, Gardens South Conference Room

This month we will be discussing American Harvest, by Marie Matuski Mockett. It explores the cultural, religious and political divides in the United States as the author—who inherited a Nebraska wheat farm— travels with a crew of evangelical Christian harvesters from Texas to Idaho.

Art of Design 2:30pm, Fireside Cafe

Please join us for a time of connecting through art. All skill levels welcome. Cost: $5.

T H U R SDAY, OC TOBER 8

Active Aging Week Vocational Wellness, Water Volleyball Tournament 9am-4pm, Landis Homes The Garden Spot Village Water Volleyball team will travel to Landis Homes for a tournament with other communities. The bus departs at 8:15am. Feel free to join, just to cheer the team. For more information contact Joanne Ashcroft, 717.355.6117.

Women’s Bible Study 10am, Gardens Tower

Sally Mittelstadt and Elizabeth Givens will lead this study entitled “The Message of Isaiah.” Our study this fall will focus on Isaiah 1-39.

Lunch Bunch: Copperfield Inn at Lakeside** 10:30am, Depart Apartment Suites Lobby

Known for its historic charm and scenic landscape, made complete with an on-site private lake, this facility has been open for over 50 years and is one of the best restaurants in Montgomery County. Cost: $10 transportation + meal on your own. Sign up online.

Prayer for Revival 7pm, Gardens Tower

A meeting for prayer for our community, nation and world. Everyone is welcome.

FR IDAY, OC TOBER 9

Acrylic Art with Kevin Goss 10am, Fireside Cafe

Kevin Goss will lead this step-by step class and you will leave with your completed piece. Please note this is not an Art Guild sponsored event. Cost $5.

Lunch Bunch: Copperfield Inn at Lakeside** 10:30am, Depart Apartment Suites Lobby

Active Aging Week Social Wellness = Barn Dance 2-4pm, Campus Services Barn

Come out and dance! Or just sit and stomp your feet. Treats will be served. A shuttle will be available.

David Jeremiah DVD Series 2pm, Gardens Tower

David Jeremiah’s current book, “Where Do We Go From Here?” will be presented in DVD form in a lecture series by Dr. Jeremiah. Discussion will follow.

Friday Flicks: We Are Marshall

2006/ PG / 2hr 11min / Docudrama, History, Sports

2 & 7pm, Theater

In 1970, Marshall University and the small town of Huntington, W.V., reel when a plane crash claims the lives of 75 of the school’s football players, staff members and boosters. New coach Jack Lengyel arrives on the scene in March 1971, determined to rebuild Marshall’s Thundering Herd and heal a grieving community in the process.

Movie: Sarah’s Oil

2025 / PG / 1hr 43min / Biography, Drama, History

2 & 7pm, GSV-TV 957

Bingo 7pm, Gardens West Conference Room

Come play bingo while meeting new people and socializing with friends. Bring a prize and win a prize. The prize you bring should be valued at $5 or less.

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SAT U R DAY, OC TOBER 10

Art Guild Class - How to Paint on Fabric** 2pm, Art Studio

Active Aging Week Environmental Wellness = Enjoy Nature

Penny Coull will teach. Sign up online. Free to Art Guild members. Non-members, pay $5 at class.

Did you know we have a story walk between the ELANCO Library and our Skilled Nursing entrance? And we have a labyrinth out by the legacy garden. A labyrinth has just one single path that leads to the center and back out, a clear route meant for quiet walks or prayer. Both are available for use all day every day.

America @ 250: Faith Perspectives 7pm, Chapel

Dr. Todd Williams, President of Cairn University, will present a lecture entitled: “Civic Responsibility: What Is the Responsibility of a Follower of Christ to Civic Engagement?”

SU N DAY, OC TOBER 11

Active Aging Week Spiritual Wellness = Sunday Worship 10am (prelude at 9:50am), Chapel

T U ESDAY, OC TOBER 13

Friends with Restless Legs 2pm, Theater

Various Testimonies about Aging and Spirituality; Missions Moment: Andy & Trish Gudeman

Learn helpful Restless Leg Syndrome management strategies, exchange ideas with others, and hear from a special guest, Caring Hospice’s Aromatherapist, about the soothing benefits of aromatherapy! Contact Kim Mai, 717.355.6010 for more information.

Todd Derstine Concert 7pm, Chapel

Todd will sing and play the piano in this memorable concert.

Lebanon County Youth Chorus 7pm, Chapel

Come hear the beautiful a capella music of this Mennonite chorus, with singers mostly from Lebanon County.

W EDN ESDAY, OC TOBER 14

Women In Community Breakfast ** 8am, Village Park

MON DAY, OC TOBER 12

Monday Morning Prayer Meeting 8:15am, Gardens West Conference Room

A time of prayer for Garden Spot Village residents, staff and families. Contact Judy Rettew, 717.355.6514 for more information.

Care Partner Friends 10am, Concord Room

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, 717.355.6171 for more information.

Book Club for People with Brain Changes 10am, Prayer & Meditation Room Those who are experiencing brain changes or cognitive challenges are welcome to join this book club led by Janie Martin, person-centered specialist. Please reach out to Alexys Kanagy, 717.355.6171 for more information.

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GSV resident Mary Westcott—a lifelong lover of music and mother of four adopted children—will share stories from her life and rich Christian heritage. Mary believes that one of the greatest legacies we can leave our families is the testimony of God’s faithfulness woven throughout our lives. Cost: $10. Sign up online.

Vaccine Clinic** 9am-3pm, Chapel

Stauffer’s Pharmacy will be here to give vaccines. They will have Flu, Covid, RSV, Shingles 1st dose, and Shingles 2nd dose vaccines. Sign up online. Contact Lauren Graber at 717.355.6228 or lgraber@gardenspotvillage.org with questions.

My Fellow Travelers 10am, Theater

Guest Speaker: Ashley Baker, Healthy Eating 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, 717.355.6076 for more information.

Fulton Theatre: Ragtime** 12:45pm, Depart Apartment Suites Lobby

A sweeping musical adaptation of E.L. Doctorow’s novel that follows three fictional families in pursuit of the American Dream at the dawn of the 20th Century. Cost: $20 for transportation + ticket. Sign up online.

Friday Flicks: We Are Marshall

2006/ PG / 2hr 11min / Docudrama, History, Sports

2 & 7pm, Theater

Movie: The Princess Bride

1987/ PG / 1hr 38min / Comedy, Adventure

2 & 7pm, GSV-TV 957

Art of Design 2:30pm, Fireside Cafe

Please join us for a time of connecting through art. All skill levels welcome. Cost: $5.

T H U R SDAY, OC TOBER 15 Breakfast at Yoder’s 7:30am, Yoder’s Restaurant

ALL MEN AND WOMEN ARE INVITED TO BREAKFAST AT YODER’S! Come and enjoy conversation and a devotional by Garden Spot Village Resident Bob Totten.

Coffee & Conversation 9am, Chapel

Q&A with Steve Lindsey, CEO, and Steve Muller, COO, in person or by calling/texting 717.298.0030.

Women’s Bible Study 10am, Gardens Tower

Sally Mittelstadt and Elizabeth Givens will lead this study entitled “The Message of Isaiah.” Our study this fall will focus on Isaiah 1-39.

Author Talk with Cheryl Weber 7pm, Chapel

Cheryl will discuss her journey in writing Never Forsaken. This is the story of one young woman who is caught in the middle as she fights for her future and the very destiny of her soul.

FR IDAY, OC TOBER 16

David Jeremiah DVD Series 2pm, Gardens Tower

David Jeremiah’s current book, “Where Do We Go From Here?” will be presented in DVD form in a lecture series by Dr. Jeremiah. Discussion will follow.

SAT U R DAY, OC TOBER 17 Explore Retirement Living 10am-3pm, Campus-wide

Garden Spot Village will participate in the Explore Retirement Living Open House. This county-wide event, hosted by 17 continuing care retirement communities, provides an opportunity for prospective residents to explore multiple communities in one day! Please invite family and friends to join us. For more information, call Resident Services, 717.355.6000.

SU N DAY, OC TOBER 18

Sunday Worship 10am, (prelude at 9:50am), Chapel

Sermon: Rev. Eric Ritz; Music: Chapel Choir

MON DAY, OC TOBER 19

Monday Morning Prayer Meeting 8:15am, Gardens West Conference Room

A time of prayer for Garden Spot Village residents, staff and families. Contact Judy Rettew, 717.355.6514 for more information.

Lancaster City Ghost Tour** 9am, Depart Apartment Suites Lobby

Resident Terri Stauffer will lead you on this driving tour of Lancaster while sharing stories that will both educate you and get you in the Halloween spirit. Cost: $10 + lunch on your own at Fox Meadows Creamery. Sign up online.

Towne Meeting 2pm, Chapel & GSV-TV

Garden Spot Village team members share the latest Village happenings.

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T U ESDAY, OC TOBER 20

Unmet Needs Expressed: Reading the “Why” Behind the “Behavior”**

W EDN ESDAY, OC TOBER 21

Men’s Christian Fellowship 9am, Meeting in various locations

Fellowship and Bible Study for all men, using Dr. Tim Witmer’s book, Mindscapes. Contact Don Aldrich, 610.299.0713 for more information.

Delaware Art Museum** 9:30am, Depart Apartment Suites Lobby

Join the Art Guild on an adventure to this wonderful museum. The collection focuses on American art and illustration from the 19th to the 21st century, and on the English Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood movement of the mid-19th century. Cost: $26 includes transportation and admission + lunch on your own at Wegmans. Sign up online.

Friends with Essential Tremors 2pm, Gardens Tower

GSC Music Therapist, Jordan Cirincione, will present on the use of music to calm essential tremors. Contact Sherilyn Lapp, 717.355.6264 for more information.

Musical Movie: Some Like It Hot 1959 / PG / 2hr 1min / Romantic Comedy

2 & 7pm, Theater

After witnessing a mob hit, two Chicago musicians head South disguised as female jazz artists. Their cover seems perfect… until love comes along.

A Quiet Presence Required Training** 2:30pm, Gardens West Conference Room

A Quiet Presence is a ministry of compassionate companionship for residents nearing the end of life. Volunteers offer the simple but profound gift of presence, helping ensure that no one is alone during these sacred hours. This is a required training for current volunteers and anyone newly interested in serving. Sign up online. No cost.

Compassionate Neighbors 10am, Theater

Guest Speaker: Janie Martin, Person-Centered Care Specialist Interested in learning how to support friends, neighbors, or family members experiencing cognitive challenges? Join us in a relaxed, educational discussion. Contact Leslie Hartman, 717.355.6076 for more information.

Sharing with Supportive Friends 10am, Prayer & Meditation Room

Encouragement and support for any woman feeling down, alone, or anxious. Contact Mary Tyson, 717.355.6259 for more information.

Monthly Produce Pop-Up 1-3pm, Aeroponic Greenhouse

Purchase produce grown onsite in the Garden Spot Village Aeroponic Greenhouse! Cash and credit accepted.

Art of Design 2:30pm, Fireside Cafe

Please join us for a time of connecting through art. All skill levels welcome. Cost: $5.

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T H U R SDAY, OC TOBER 22

Medicare Part D – Prescription Drug Plans – Appointments Begin October 22 – December 2, Chapel Parlor

Women’s Bible Study 10am, Gardens Tower

Sally Mittelstadt and Elizabeth Givens will lead this study entitled “The Message of Isaiah.” Our study this fall will focus on Isaiah 1-39.

Art Lecture 11am, Theater

Karen Neumann, one of the two Main Street Gallery artists, will give the Art Lecture highlighting her work.

New Holland Historical Society: New Holland at 300! 7pm, Chapel

What did our area look like when the first wave of settlers arrived in 1728?

FR IDAY, OC TOBER 23

David Jeremiah DVD Series 2pm, Gardens Tower

David Jeremiah’s current book, “Where Do We Go From Here?” will be presented in DVD form in a lecture series by Dr. Jeremiah. Discussion will follow.

Friday Flicks: Rear Window

1954 / PG / 1hr 52min / Suspense, Mystery, Thriller

2 & 7pm, Theater

A newspaper photographer with a broken leg passes time recuperating by observing his neighbors through his window. He sees what he believes to be a murder and decides to solve the crime himself. With the help of his nurse and wife, he tries to catch the murderer without being killed himself.

Movie: The Princess Bride

1987/ PG / 1hr 38min / Comedy, Adventure

2 & 7pm, GSV-TV 957

SAT U R DAY, OC TOBER 2 4 Artisans Showcase 10am-2pm, Village Park

Join us for the 3rd Annual Artisans Showcase! Enjoy demonstrations from talented artisans, who will explain the creative process as they show how they create their oneof-a-kind pieces sold in The Artisan’s Corner. Featured art includes: woodworking, painting, sewing, purse making, tile engraving, stain glass making and more.

SU N DAY, OC TOBER 25

Sunday Worship 10am, (prelude at 9:50am), Chapel

Sermon: Pastor John Meck; Music: Voices of Praise

MON DAY, OC TOBER 26

Monday Morning Prayer Meeting 8:15am, Gardens West Conference Room

A time of prayer for Garden Spot Village residents, staff, and families. Contact Judy Rettew, 717.355.6514 for more information.

Lancaster City Ghost Tour** 9am, Depart Apartment Suites Lobby

Parkinson’s Friends in Community 2pm, Gardens Tower

Registered Dietitian, Alli Wilson, will present on diet and nutritional care management tips essential for those living with Parkinson’s Disease. Contact Sherilyn Lapp, 717.355.6264 for more information.

America @ 250: Faith Perspectives 7pm, Chapel

Dr. Todd Williams, President of Cairn University, will present a lecture entitled: “The Christian and Nationalism: Navigating Patriotism Without Being Politically Ugly.”

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W EDN ESDAY, OC TOBER 28 Art of Design

2:30pm, Fireside Cafe Please join us for a time of connecting through art. All skill levels welcome. Cost: $5.

T H U R SDAY, OC TOBER 29 Women’s Bible Study

10am, Gardens Tower Sally Mittelstadt and Elizabeth Givens will lead this study entitled “The Message of Isaiah.” Our study this fall will focus on Isaiah 1-39.

FR IDAY, OC TOBER 30

David Jeremiah DVD Series 2pm, Gardens Tower

David Jeremiah’s current book, “Where Do We Go From Here?” will be presented in DVD form in a lecture series by Dr. Jeremiah. Discussion will follow.

Friday Flicks: Rear Window

1954 / PG / 1hr 52min / Suspense, Mystery, Thriller

2 & 7pm, Theater

Movie: We Are Marshall

2006/ PG / 2hr 11min / Docudrama, History, Sports

2 & 7pm, GSV-TV 957

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UPCOMING DINING EVENTS!

Wednesday, September 16 Celebratory Tea in the Concord Room 2-4pm

Join us for a lovely Tea Party with Classic Hot Tea, Finger Foods and Entertainment. Limited Seating. Reservations Only Event.

Reservations began August 18, 10am. This event currently has a waitlist. Sign up online.

CrossNet Community Meal CrossNet will be hosting a community meal on the fourth Monday of each month, excluding holidays. Upcoming Dates Include: Monday, September 28 Monday, October 26 Monday, November 23

Visit the Terrace Swing by the Terrace for dinner every Monday through Saturday evening from 4-7pm, with the last seating at 6:15pm and every Sunday for Brunch from 10:30am-2pm.

No reservations. You may call ahead to ask about our wait time. Please see the hostess when you arrive.

Ice Cream in The Creamery

Food & Fun in the Concord Room

Stayed Tuned For Future Events This Fall!

Ice Cream in the Creamery is now open every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 5-7pm.

Enjoy monthly opportunities to learn, connect, and engage around food.

We have additional pop-up surprises planned for this fall! Watch CATIE or the GSC app for announcements.

Stop by for breakfast favorites or a scoop of ice cream, and be sure to say hello to Katie and the Creamery team!

Dining Ambassadors Meeting with the Dining Services team — 4th Thursday monthly.

Look for some great special’s to put a smile on your face!

Mindful Demonstration with Chef Kevin and Tara, our Dietitian — 2nd Thursday monthly.

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READY FOR YOUR NEXT GETAWAY?

DAY TRIPS & TOURS From one-day adventures to unforgettable journeys, there’s a getaway waiting for you.

December 10, 2026

April 7-15, 2027

Cape May Christmas

Explore Tuscany

DISCOVER THE TRADITIONS OF A COASTAL CHRISTMAS

SAVOR THE BEAUTY, FLAVORS, AND TRADITIONS OF ITALY

Tour the decorated Physick Estate and Carroll Gallery Enjoy lunch, holiday shopping, and seasonal displays Ride a festive trolley through Cape May’s Victorian district

$199 per person

Stroll through Florence, Pisa, Lucca, and San Gimignano Enjoy a Tuscan winery experience and hands-on cooking class Savor authentic cuisine and breathtaking countryside views

From $4,049 per person double occupancy Single: $4,349 • Travel Protection: $549 $698 deposit due at registration

Travel Partner:

Tour Operator:

Discover new places, make memories, and leave the planning to us. Transportation, guided experiences, and expert planning included. READY TO JOIN US?

For Elite Coach day trips, sign up online at gsc.gl/EventSignup or contact Life Experiences at 717.355.6007. For Collette tours, contact Life Experiences at 717.355.6007 to register.

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MARK YOUR CALENDAR!

Saturday, December 5 • 10am–3pm Capture the warmth of classic Christmas traditions and the joy of gathering together in community! Bring your family and friends to shop at our Makers Market, stores, and Wood Shop, as well as our gift basket silent auction and bake sale. Enjoy festive food from our restaurants and cafés. Plus, enjoy the Train Room Open House from 1:30–4pm, featuring HO and O-gauge displays. For more information, visit gsc.gl/christmasmarket

IT‘S BEGINNING TO LOOK A LOT LIKE

CHRISTMAS! GARDEN SPOT CHRISTMAS CARDS WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR PRE-ORDER IN LINDEN IN EARLY OCTOBER. Designed by Frederick Living Resident Arline Christ, the front of the card reads: May Lovely Happy Times Decorate Your Holiday Season. May Warm Special Memories Brighten Your New Year. May the Wonder of Christ Be With You Forever! Amen Stop by Linden in early October to pre-order your cards and see a sample design!

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SEPT.–OCT. EVENTS AT A GLANCE

CONCERTS & LI V E EN T ERTA I N MEN T Event

Date & Time

George Wesner Organ Concert Sat, Sept. 19 • 7pm

Pg. 6

Event

Date & Time

Fresh Flavors Tour

Tue, Sept. 1 • 8:45am

The Peppermint Stick Candy Store & Ice Cream

Tue, Sept. 8 • 1pm

175th Anniversary of the Christiana Resistance

CON T I N U I NG EDUCAT ION A N D ENR ICH MEN T

Women in Community Breakfast

Wed, Sept. 9 & Oct. 14 4, 12 • 8am Sat, Sept. 12 • 8am

Royal Oaks Farm Flowers & Patches Creamery

Thu, Sept. 17 • 12:30pm

Lebanon County Youth Chorus

Tue, Oct. 13 • 7pm

Event

Date & Time

Pg.

Book Club

Wed, Sept. 2 & Wed, Oct. 7 • 2pm

3, 11

Special Presentation: Mathew From India

Sun, Sept. 6 • 2pm

Pg.

Servant Stage: Anne of Green Gables

Todd Derstine Concert

Sun, Oct. 11 • 7pm

OF F CA MPUS E XCU R SIONS

Tue, Sept. 8 • 10am

Mon, Sept. 14 • 2pm

Ladies to Lunch

Wed, Sept. 30 • 10:45am

America @ 250: Faith Perspectives

Mon, Sept. 14, Sept. 28, Oct. 12 & Oct. 26 • 7pm

Lunch Bunch: Thu, Oct. 8 & Fri, Oct. Copperfield Inn at Lakeside 9 • 10:30am

Anosognosia: It’s Not Denial, It’s Biological

Tue, Sept. 15 • 11am

5, 8, 12, 15

Lancaster City Ghost Tour

13, 15

Art Guild Class: Bow Making

Art Talk: Collage Art Demonstration

Lake Tobias Wildlife Park Fri, Sept. 25 • 8:30am

Woody’s Crab House

Fri, Oct. 2 • 9am

Fulton Theatre: Ragtime

Wed, Oct. 14 • 12:45pm

Delaware Art Museum

Wed, Oct. 21 • 9:30am

Mon, Oct. 19 & Oct. 26 • 9am

Thu, Sept. 24 • 11am

New Holland Historical Society

Thu, Sept. 24 & Thu, Oct. 22 • 7pm

7, 15

Author Talk

Thu, Oct. 15 • 7pm

Event

Date & Time

Friday Flicks: We Bought a Zoo

Fri, Sept. 4 • 2 & 7pm

Friday Flicks: Sarah’s Oil

4, 6

Musical Movie: Seven Brides for Seven Brothers

Fri, Sept. 11 & Sept. 18 • 2 & 7pm

Pg.

Friday Flicks: The Princess Bride

Tue, Sept. 15 • 2 & 7pm

Fri, Sept. 25 & Oct. 2 • 2 & 7pm

7, 9

Medicare Info. Session Unmet Needs Expressed: Reading the “Why” Behind the “Behavior”

Mon, Oct. 5 • 2pm

Tue, Oct. 20 • 11am

A Quiet Presence Training Tue, Oct. 20 • 2:30pm

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SPECI A L EV EN TS Event

Date & Time

Airing of the Quilts & Quilt Fest

Sat, Sept. 19 • 9am-3pm

Wed, Sept. 30 • 6pm

New Holland Parade

Active Aging Week Kickoff Mon, Oct. 5 • 10am12pm

Explore Retirement Living

Active Aging Week Barn Dance

Fri, Aug 28 • 7pm

Sat, Oct. 17 • 10am-3pm

Artisans Showcase

Sat, Oct. 24 • 10am-2pm

T HE AT ER E X PER IENCES

Friday Flicks: We Are Marshall

Musical Movie: Some Like It Hot Friday Flicks: Rear Window

Pg.

Fri, Oct. 9 & Oct. 16 • 2 & 7pm

11, 13

Tue, Oct. 20 • 2 & 7pm

Fri, Oct. 23 & Oct. 30 • 2 & 7pm

15, 16

= Advance registration required (sign up on CATIE or GSC App)

For the latest event updates, check the Weekly Announcements or the Event Sign-Up page on CATIE or the GSC App.