KU Health: Depression
Depression can happen to any of us as we age, regardless of our background or achievements. But depression is far from an inevitable part of getting older. Come to this meeting to understand the signs and ways to adjust to these life changes. Group will meet at 1:30 pm in the Parlor on 2nd floor.
Presentation: Tony Bouza
Our very own resident and former police chief will talk about his time as an officer. Join us in the Den for what will prove to be a riveting discussion.
Low Vision Support Group
If you are someone you know has visual impairments, regardless of what stage you’re in, please consider attending this support group sponsored by the Kenwood. The group is chalk full of information for accessibilities and often times have special speakers informing you on the latest in visual aids. No need […]
Super Bowl Party
Join your fellow Kenwood friends in the Den to watch Super Bowl 52 on the big screen television. Enjoy non-alcoholic beverages and appetizers provided by the kitchen.
OLLI Course: Laughing At Winter
Laughing at Winter Lead by: Bonnie Nelson, retired humanities educator Thursdays, January 25th – March 1st , 1:00 – 2:30 pm Movies sure to make you laugh your way through winter. Calendar Girls, Young Frankenstein, Waking Ned Devine, When Harry Met Sally, Best in Show, and Muriel’s Wedding. **If you are a community member […]
OLLI Course: Congressional Deadlock: It’s Worse Than You Think
Congressional Deadlock: It’s worse than you think Lead by: Bob Holt, Teacher for 45 years, BA from Hamlin University, MPA & Ph.D. from Princeton. Wednesdays, January 24th – February 28th , 1:00 – 2:30 pm Very few major pieces of legislation have been passed in the past 6 years. Party line votes became the norm. […]
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OLLI Course: Cattle Kingdom
Christopher Knowlton, Cattle Kingdom: The Hidden History of the Cowboy Past Lead by: Bonnie Nelson, retired humanities educator Mondays, January 22nd – March 5th , 1:00 – 2:30 pm The open range cattle era lasted barely a quarter-century, but it left America irrevocably changed. These few decades following the Civil War brought America its greatest […]
Social Hour with Ute Zahn on the Cello
If you enjoyed the special holiday entertainment at last year’s Holiday lunch you will now have the opportunity to listen to this fantastic artist and her piano player up close and personal at this months social hour. Ute Zahn will grace us with a cello performance and Mary Jo will accompany her on the piano. […]