In this class you will learn the basics of drawing, shading and how to Zentangle with ease and confidence. Zentangle is a relaxing and playful approach to art making. Join us for this fun and fabulous art form.
How has the photographic, film, and documentary evidence found in the first 24 hours after the Kennedy assassination been used to make conflicting arguments about what happened on November 22, 1963? Join us and examine primary source material as they become history detectives in this introduction to the events that took place in Dallas almost 50 years ago. Participants will be shown the view from “the corner window” from which a rifle was observed that fateful day (and below which three shell casings were found by investigators). Staff from The Sixth Floor Museum will prompt careful analysis by asking probing questions about the evidence.
Introducing Parker at Somerset Daytime Senior Care
Parker at Somerset offers a fun place for seniors to participate in many different activities, meet other people, and get the help they need. Whether art and crafts or health activities, Parker is filled with laughter, friendship, and care.
Services and Amenities offered in the Program:
• Curb to Curb Transportation
• Breakfast, 3 Course Lunch, and Snacks Daily
• Nursing and Personal Care Services
• Daily Recreational Activities including Exercise and Entertainment
• Physical, Occupational, and Speech Therapies
• Funding Available
• Support Groups and Counseling for Families
To Learn More about Parker’s Somerset Adult Day Program, please contact us at 848.220.1296 and visit us at www.parkerlife.org
Senior Helpers now makes it easier for families to truly understand the care needs of their loved ones with our unique and proprietary LIFE Profile assessment. At this interactive presentation, we will discuss what you can do to eliminate safety risks, reduce hospitalizations, improve your loved one’s quality of life … and much more.
Presented by Parker and Senior Helpers
Please RSVP to Daniel Carr,
Community Relations Manager
Phone: 732.565.2496 or dcarr@parkerlife.org by 4/29
Parker at Somerset has immediate openings for: CNA, RN, LPN & Culinary Attendants
Sign-on bonuses for offers accepted in March 2024 (clinical positions only)
Full time $2,000 • Part time eligible for benefits $1,000 • Every other weekend $500
Call 732.565.2444 for more information.
How have the photographic, film, and documentary evidence found in the first 24 hours after the Kennedy assassination been used to make conflicting arguments about what happened on November 22, 1963? Join The Sixth Floor Museum to examine primary source material of the events that took place in Dallas 50 years ago. Participants will be shown the view from “the corner window” from which a rifle was observed that fateful day (and below which three shell casings were found by investigators). Educators from The Sixth Floor Museum will prompt careful analysis by asking probing questions about the evidence.
Join us for a 60-minute interactive virtual visit to the Tenement Museum, with a live Tenement Museum Educator. We’ll take you inside 97 Orchard Street and through the history of a family who lived there. You’ll learn about daily life in the past, see the recreated historic spaces, interact with primary sources, and get to ask questions about the history. By 1911, the Lower East Side had become both the most densely populated area in the country and the largest Jewish city in the world. Explore the story of the Rogarshevskys, a Jewish American family from Lithuania who lived at 97 Orchard Street in the 1910s. The family earned a living in the garment industry. This program explores how Fannie and Abraham Rogarshevsky and their six children made their way through a turbulent decade while balancing work, family, and their religious faith.
Leap into an Organized Home! Use your extra day this year to tidy up!
If you can’t open your drawers, if clutter topples out of closets, and paperwork covers your tabletops or you just want to learn new ways to organize your home, then log on for this de-cluttering comedy show! Join Organizing Humorist and bestselling author Jamie Novak as she shares her laugh-out-loud funny approach for what to do with all the stuff – without getting overwhelmed. Wondering what to keep? What to toss? What to share or sell? And how to let it all go? Then log on for this interactive virtual workshop. Jamie will even guide you through a tiny tidy up live! All her tips shared during this presentation will be provided to you in a PDF.
Travel back in time to bustling New York City in the 1920s and discover the art, literature and music produced by African Americans living in Harlem during this period. Participants will be introduced to artists such as Romare Bearden, Jacob Lawrence, and photographer James Van Der Zee, as well as to the poetry of Langston Hughes.
In this class you will learn the basics of drawing, shading and how to Zentangle with ease and confidence. Zentangle is a relaxing and playful approach to art making. Join us for this fun and fabulous art form.