Events

Enjoy classical music played by the Minneapolis/St Paul Chapter Alumni Chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon. Several Kenwood residents are proud members of this group! Mu Phi Epsilon is an International Music Fraternity in the professional field, founded on November 13, 1903, by Winthrop Sterling and Elizabeth Mathias Fuqua.

Learn how to protect yourself and those around you against the mighty flu bug.

Does the name Lisa Stack sound familiar? That’s because she’s The Kenwood’s spectacular LPN. Not only is she a great nurse, she’s quite the artist too! Enjoy a glass of wine while hearing about what inspires her.

If you don’t like football, you’ll probably like the commercials! Everyone is welcome to join us for food and fun during this great American tradition.

Enjoy live entertainment by Julie Ann Greif, soprano and Sarah Lockwood, piano; Ann Buran and Lynn Shackelford, piano four-hands at 7 p.m. on April 29 at the Kenwood retirement community, 825 Summit Avenue, Minneapolis, MN. The concert is free and open to the public. Following the performance we invite you to stick around for light refreshments.

Have you ever been pressured to provide personal information to someone you don’t know over the phone or through email? Or received a phone call or letter letting you know you’ve suddenly won a large amount of money? Senior financial abuse is often under-reported and misunderstood. The Better Business Bureau and Allianz Life have partnered

If you are feeling weak, had a recent fall, or are using a walker or other assistive device, you will want to attend this event. Interim HealthCare therapists may be able to offer you solutions, some of which may be covered under the Medicare (or other insurance) Home Health benefits. Following the presentation, Interim HealthCare

Mary Lou Judd Carpenter, author of Mariam’s Words: The Personal Price of a Public Life, will be presenting on her book and her life experiences. Miriam’s Words, an in-depth, real-time account of the life of the spouse of a public servant in the midtwentieth century, is a collection of letters written by Miriam Judd, wife

Lori Ronchak, a talented musician, presents an enchanting musical celebration of the hammered dulcimer, a melodic instrument that entertains and delights all audiences. All are welcome to this celebration of January birthdays.

Lizzie Wareham – OTR/L, will be talking to us about depression and cognition and teach us ways to cope with it so we can do to keep our brains active!!