Events

The Somewhat Dixieland Band plays standard New Orleans jazz tunes along with ragtime and others adapted to the Dixie style, hence the name “Somewhat”Dixie.

Depression affects 3 out of every 20 adults over the age of 65 in the United States. Learn about what the symptoms of depression are, some of the common causes of it and also how to treat it.

This Veteran’s Day we invite all to join us as we watch a short movie about Kenwood resident, Al Anderegg, and his experience in WWII. See Al’s Purple Heart and hear stories firsthand from this hero. A little bit about Al: Alfred F. Anderegg, B-17 Bombardier, USAAF, Eighth Air Force, 96th Bomb Group (U.K.), ex-POW,

Do you have a story that you want to tell or a memory you want to share? Using simple writing techniques, we will explore ways to craft a short story. We will discuss how to show instead of tell with descriptive details. Feel free to bring photos and your imagination. 4 Saturdays Nov 8–Nov 29

Peter, a local architect and area historian, will be talking about the history of Lake Calhoun while sharing many interesting pictures of the lake.

The City of Minneapolis through the Minneapolis for a Lifetime Strategic Plan is taking a serious look at the changing demographics (the “age wave”) and how the city creates healthy and vibrant communities for an aging population to thrive. The city wants to hear from Kenwood residents about what works and doesn’t work for older

Halloween Dance Friday, October 31st 1:00-3:00pm Lowry Hill Room Live music by Encore! Costume Contest 1st Place $40 Target Gift Card 2nd Place $20 Target Gift Card 3rd Place $10 Target Gift Card

Celebrate all of the October birthdays with cake, friends and terrific vocals by this energetic choir! Everyone is welcome to celebrate.

Come support local children and their journey with music. The children in this group will knock your socks off with their ability to play the viola!

Making art is a joy for me, no matter what medium I use.  I love the feel of it on my fingers, the array of colors, and the random images that pop into my head.  I get so enraptured in the process that I am often surprised that what seemed like 10 minutes was in