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April Senior Center eNewsletter
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Caregiver Support Group
Tuesday, April 16, 1 to 2:30 p.m.
Join other friends and family caregivers to learn about resources, share experiences, and enjoy a social outlet. Lead by the Caregiver Network of Sourcewise, a Santa Clara County resource agency for seniors.
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Wednesday, April 3
9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The CHP presents topics such as myths about older drivers, compensating for age-related changes, safe driving, and more. Receive a certificate upon completion which some insurance companies have accepted for discounts.
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Tuesday, April 23
11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Lecture on Tuberculosis presented by Breathe California.
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Wednesday, April 24
10 to 11 a.m.
Learn how you can receive full access to today's local newspaper on the go or at home through the online version of The Mercury News. You will have access to issues from 2006 to now.
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For additional senior resources, click HERE. |
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View the Art Display from April 8 to June 3
Local high school students from the Suha Suha Art Studio are bringing their annual art display to celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islanders (AAPI) Heritage month. AAPI Heritage month is in May and pays tribute to the generations of Asian Pacific Islanders who have enriched America’s history while being instrumental in its future success. Walk through the center’s halls to see how AAPI Heritage month has inspired these high school students to create each piece of artwork.
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Monday, April 22, 4:15 to 5:15 p.m.
Celebrate the spring season with an afternoon musical performance brought to you by Harker Tri-M performance group. Harker Tri-M is a youth musical organization that shares their love of music with the community.
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Lunch with Friends: Turkey Pot Pie
Wednesday, April 24, 11:45 a.m. to 1:15 p.m.
Take a break from preparing a meal. Join us for Lunch with Friends and enjoy good food with good company.
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Cinco de Mayo Birthday Bash
Wednesday, May 1, noon to 1:30 p.m.
Join us for a Cinco de Mayo celebration while celebrating May birthdays. You will enjoy chicken enchiladas, refried beans, Mexican rice, and dessert.
Vegetarian option available when registering.
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Class Instructors
Become a volunteer instructor to share your skill set and engage others of similar interest.
We are seeking instructors for Tai chi, Qi Gong, US History, Mandarin, Japanese, meditation, bridge, chess, ESL, PC, and more.
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Front Desk
Volunteer
The Front Desk Volunteer Position is the “Window to the Senior Center.” Here, guests get their first impression of the Center. They answer phones and provide information regarding the Center. This is a people-oriented job with detailed task assignments.
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Walking Group Leader
Group walking leaders will begin each session with a pre-walk discussion covering a specified topic, followed by a 10 to 40 minute walk that includes a warm-up and a cool-down period. Program Duration: six weeks, three times per week for one hour (18 total sessions). Training is provided.
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Host/Hostess Meeting
Tuesday, April 9 at 1 p.m.
Join the next Host/Hostess meeting to learn how to get involved with fun events and programs at the Senior Center. Hosts and hostesses facilitate the smooth functioning of events and offer a warm and friendly atmosphere. Host and hostesses perform an important role to welcome and check in participants, meet and introduce presenters, provide event information, and distribute and collect evalua1ons, as well as occasionally prepare refreshments and clean up.
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Interested in volunteering or helping out with the activities above?
Contact Amanda at amandah@cupertino.gov or call (408) 777-3374. You must be onboarded as a volunteer before helping with volunteer programs.
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50+ Bocce Ball
Wednesdays, Now to November 27 at 9 a.m.
Roll along and have fun outside at the bocce ball courts at Blackberry Farm! Haven't played before? No worries! New members and all levels are welcome to come play. Equipment is provided, all you need to do is walk to the bocce ball courts and check in.
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April Classes
Every month, the Cupertino Senior Center offers a variety of fun classes, from Line Dance to Knitting.
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Travel
August and September Trip Registration Opens
April 8 for Members | April 16 for Non-Members
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A Taste of Berkeley
Thursday, August 8
7:45 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Berkeley is a food lover's dream, and an important park of the Bay Area's culinary history! Start the morning with a visit to Boichik Bagels, home to some of the most delicious bagels in the country - to tour the bakery, experience some bagel, and cream cheese pairings. Next, you will head over to TCHO chocolate for a tour of their state-of-the-art factory to learn about the fascinating chocolate making process and taste some of their award-winning chocolate. For your no-host lunch, you will get to explore the gourmet North Shattuck district where legendary Berkeley hotspots like the Cheeseboard Collective, Peet's original coffee shop, and a host of exciting options await. Conclude this decadent day at Takara Sake with a tour of their museum, learn more about the ancient art of sake making, and enjoy a tasting of still and sparkling sake.
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Thursday, August 22
8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Discover the scenic olive orchard at Olivina in Livermore. Owner Charles Crohare will share his knowledge in the art of olive oil tasting. Take in the beautiful view of the Olivina orchard, sample a variety of specialty olive oils, and learn about this hidden agricultural treasure. For your no-host lunch, you will get to explore Livermore’s charming downtown which offers a variety of dining options. Some options include the Zepher Grill and Bar, First Street Alehouse and Lemongrass Thai Restaurant. Afterwards, you will venture to California’s oldest wine growing region located in the Livermore Valley. When you arrive at the historic landmark, Concannon Winery, there will be ample time to enjoy the spectacular view, visit the gift shop, and sample wine at your leisure before concluding the day.
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Thursday, September 5
8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
View the largest collection of original Peanuts artwork in the world at the Charles M. Schulz Museum and explore Santa Rosa's historic Railroad Square. The Charles M. Schulz Museum is located on the property where Charles Schulz spent the last thirty years of his life - drawing, eating and as he described it, "hanging out". Our docent-led tour of this fun and fascinating museum will be the perfect opportunity to explore one of the most popular comic strips of the 20th century. Here, you can laugh at Schulz's original comic strips, view a re-creation of Schulz's art studio, and dive into the chronicle of his early artistic abilities.
Railroad Square is the historic heart of downtown Santa Rosa since the first trains arrived in the 1870's. Enjoy a guided tour of this charming area, a perfect spot for your no-host lunch with choices such as Jackson's Bar and oven, LoCoco's Cuccina Rustica, Omelette Express, Grossman's Noshery, and Criminal Baking Co.
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 Senior Center will be closed in observance of Cesar Chavez's Birthday.
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Online order registration opens for Mother's Day Chocolate Covered Strawberries Box.
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 May and June Class and Activity registration opens.
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