ART CLASSES

Tuesdays & Wednesdays
9:30am to 12:30pm

Enhance your life permanently ... join the Art Class at the
Atlas Center. Learn to paint and draw. It's relaxing, fun and can
lead you to a lifelong career of pleasure!
Instructor: Edward Strong

Wii:  BOWLING

Mondays & Thursdays
9:30am - 10:30am

Instructor: Marie Sims
Free
Do not miss the fun! Come join us for a few
rounds of Wii Bowling. You will not be sorry.
Beginners are welcome.

Wii provides recreation and exercise and helps
you to control your blood pressure, sharpen
your balance and memory. 
FREE
SPONSORED BY THE SOUTHEAST AUXILIARY

ARTHRITIS CLASS

Every Tuesday
10:30am

Taught by Gretta Ambrose
(Tuesday's classes remain at 10:30
with Judie Bernard teaching)

KNIT, CROCHET, FUN, FUN, FUN

Mondays, 12:30 - 2:30p.m.

Instructor: Jo-Ann McKelphin

Suggested Donation: $3.00
Join us for a good time knitting and crocheting.
You can start from scratch, rekindle an old hobby
or get support on a current project!

ARTS AND NEEDLE CRAFTS

Tuesdays - 9:30am - 1:30pm
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TAI-CHI CLASS

Every Tuesday, 12:45 - 2:00pm

Instructor: Craig Harris
Suggested Donation: $3.00

Tai Chi is an effective physical fitness exercise
that can improve strength, flexibility, balance,
and aerobic conditioning. Practicing Tai Chi has
been clinically proven to boost immune system
and improve many health conditions including
stress, heart disease, high blood pressure,
Parkinson’s disease, arthritis, and low bone density

CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH

Wednesdays
1:30pm - 3:00pm

Instructor: Senora Lula Rucker
Suggested Cost: $2.00
Come join us and work on your conversational Spanish skills
here at Atlas Regional Center. Don’t miss great company and conversation.

Take this course with instructor Senora Lula Rucker and
enjoy Telemundo on television. Socialize with your Spanish-speaking neighbors or dine in Hispanic restaurants. Learn basic vocabulary, grammar, and sentence composition that will let you function in
Hispanic communities. Expand your horizons!!!! Pre-registration is recommended and the cost of the class is minimal, at $2.00 per session.

Computer Classes For Seniors

Intro to Computers Class
Thursdays starting NEXT DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED
10:00am to 12:00noon

Classes are one day a week for 8 weeks and are
$30 for 8 weeks. Call Karen Sowu to enroll
773.319.4895.
Make checks or money order to:
Atlas Senior Center
NO CASH PLEASE

For more information click HERE

HOME GARDENING: CONTAINERS & BEYOND

10 a.m. – 11 a.m.
Wednesdays

Next dates to be announced

Instructor will teach us how
to become a gardener in the new year.
Nothing is fresher than green, growing things.
FREE.

HOME GARDENING: WINTERIZING YOUR GARDEN

Thursdays, NEXT DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED

10 a.m. - 11 a.m.

FREE - Instructor:  Nelson Fluker

PAINTING/DRAWING

Tuesdays/Wednesdays 9:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Instructor: Edward Strong

JEWELRY MAKING WITH BEADS

Join me for fun, making jewelry for yourself,
family or friends! Earrings* Bracelets, Necklaces

Atlas Southeast Senior Center
Second & Fourth Thursdays of the month.

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10:00am - 11:30am

Class size is limited - FREE
Instructor:  Veronica Echols-Noble
(Ronni)

EAT SMART, LIVE STRONG

You are invited to join us for Eat Smart, Live Strong. Enjoy fun and lively activities with other older adults!  Talk about easy ways to make smart food choices and exercise more.  Learn how you can Eat Smart and Live Strong.

Wednesdays 10:00am - 11:00am
Next dates to be announced

Atlas Regional Senor Center

SERVICES & INFORMATION

DFSS FLU CLINICS

Wednesday, NEXT DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED

Southeast Regional Center
1767 E. 79th St. 60649
312.747.0189

VETERANS LEGAL SUPPORT CENTER & CLINIC

The Veterans Legal Support Center & Clinic (VLSC)
works on all aspects of Veteran Benefits Administration claims, from the initial, factual intake to the technical representation of claims at the appellate level.

For information contact:
John Marshall Law School
315 S. Plymouth Court
Chicago, IL 60604
312.427.2737

ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE AND DEMENTIA:
UNDERSTANDING THE CONCEPT

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10:00am to 11:30am

Atlas Center
1767 East 79th Street
Chicago, IL 60649

Refreshments will be served

Presented by:
Sandra Weintraub, PhD
and
Ian Grant, MD

Come learn about the meaning and differences
between terms like Alzheimer's disease, Dementia,
and Mild Cognitive Impairment.

We will be discussing how these relate to memory loss
and other problems with thinking, as well as how these
sorts of problems affect a person's everyday life. Plenty
of time will be put aside to help answer any questions
you might have.

All About Alzheimer's and Awareness
Through Wristbands

My name is Evelyn Rodgers and I'm a media specialist at my
local library. With the summer upon us, I've been handed the
task to update all of our library guides before the start of the
new school year. I've been working on our Senior Health
guides, and wanted to include information on Alzheimer's disease.
I have some student volunteers helping (they're getting credit
in their classes next year!) and they have given me this page
to review

It's a great overview; I ended up including it so I could show
them their efforts haven't gone unnoticed. I'd love to show
their teacher they went above and beyond this summer.

Click HERE to read article

Greater Chicago Food Depository Market
for Chicago residents 60 years of age and older

ATLAS SENIOR CENTER DATES 2019

Wednesdays
2019

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1:00 to 3:00 p.m.

In partnership with community-based agencies serving older
adults, the Food Depository provides free, nutritious
food—including fresh produce— to older adults and
households in the community.

For more information about additional food resources
in our community, please contact the Greater Chicago
Food Depository at 773-247-FOOD or visit their website
at chicagosfoodbank.org

SUPPORT GROUPS

"Grand Family" Support Group
1st Thursday of the month
10:30am - 12:30pm

This support group is for grandparents and other relatives taking
care of children. Monthly meeting facilitated by the Salvation Army.
Contact us at 312.744.4016.

"Too Much On Your Plate?"
First & Third Monday Mornings
10:00am - 11:00am
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If you have forgotten how to relax, have too much to do and
not enough time to do it, are feeling overwhelmed and want
to handle stress better and take better care of yourself, then
this support group is geared for you.

  The support group is facilitated by Jane Stolowich, LCSW,
Bowmen Health Center, Rush University Medical Center,
every first & third Monday. For more information,
please call 312/745-4401. FREE

HEALTH TALKS &
WELLNESS  PRESENTATIONS

WELLNESS NURSE:
(NO Nurse 11/20/18 and Christmas)
Marcia Murphy, DNP, APN/ANP-BC Every
Tuesday, 8:30 A.M. - 12:30 P.M.

SOCIAL WORKER:
Daniela Mitchem, MSW, LCSW
First and Third Mondays, 9:30 – 11:30 A.M.
NEXT DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED

PHARMACIST:
Amina Gassam, PharmD
First Thursdays, 9:30 - 11:30 A.M.
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DIETITIAN:
Kristin Gustashaw, MS, RD, CSG
Second Fridays, 9:30 - 11:30 A.M.
(Both Kristin Gustashaw and Sharon Williams (Diet Technician) will provide on site and appointment nutritional consultations before or after the health talk. Additional appointment times available as possible.) October 12, November 9, and December 14

BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING
First and Fourth Tuesdays,
10:30- 11:30 A.M.
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SUPPORT GROUPS

WHAT’S ON YOUR PLATE? (SOCIAL WORKER)
First and Third Mondays, 10:00 – 11:00 A.M.
October 1 and 15 November 5 and 19, December 3 and 17
This group helps people cope with everyday events.

WELLNESS PRESENTATIONS

OCTOBER PRESENTATIONS

NURSE PRESENTATIONS

Tuesday NEXT DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED
9:30 - 10:30 A.M.

Safeguard Your Health:
Immunize to Maximize Your Resistance to Disease

The presentation will cover updates on the seasonal immunization for influenza (the flu) with emphasis
on the higher dose option recommended for seniors.
It will also address an overview of additional
appropriate vaccinations based on individual health
history and exposure including pneumonia immunizations, shingles, diphtheria, and tetanus.

DIETITIAN PRESENTATIONS

Friday NEXT DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED
10:00 – 11:00 A.M.

Vaccines

Keeping up with getting vaccines is an important part
of taking care of your health. In addition to getting vaccinated, being mindful of what you eat can help you
keep your natural immune system strong. Learn what foods can help you build and maintain your immune system to prevent or fight getting sick or contracting a disease.

PHARMACIST PRESENTATIONS

Thursday NEXT DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED
10:15 - 11:15 A.M.

Vaccination Update 2018

By the time you are 65 years old, you have probably been exposed to or immunized against most of the common infectious diseases. But sometimes that protection decreases, which is why certain immunizations are recommended in the elderly community. In this session, the pharmacist will review the most up-to-date recommendations for immunizations, what vaccines you should consider based on your age or any illnesses you have, why these immunizations are important and who can give them to you.

NOVEMBER PRESENTATIONS

NURSE PRESENTATIONS

Tuesday NEXT DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED
9:30 – 10:30 A.M.

Taking Control of Diabetes

Diabetes is one of the leading health problems for older adults. Although it is a serious condition, there are things that you can do to take control of diabetes and prevent its problems. Also, if you are worried about getting diabetes, there are things you can do to lower your risk. This talk provides an important overview of Type 2 Diabetes including risk factors, strategies to reduce the risk of diabetes, current treatments and way to “take control” of diabetes.

DIETITIAN PRESENTATIONS

Friday NEXT DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED
11:00 A.M.

Diabetes

Diabetes is a household word but it should not be a household problem! Learn ways to prevent Diabetes and/or ways to control your disease if you already have it! Self-health care including changing your diet is the best way to help you manage risks associated with Diabetes.

PHARMACIST PRESENTATIONS

Thursday NEXT DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED
10:15 - 11:15 A.M.

Diabetes in the Older Adult –
Remembering What Is Important

Diabetes, or high blood sugar, is a growing problem in our population. Estimates of 10%-20% of older adults over 70 years of age will develop diabetes. Complications from untreated diabetes can lead to damage in the eyes, kidneys, heart, nerves and skin. In this session, the pharmacist will review the symptoms of diabetes, how to best manage diabetes and the safe use of medications currently available in the older adult, and why it is important to keep your diabetes under control.

DECEMBER PRESENTATIONS

NURSE PRESENTATIONS

Tuesday NEXT DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED
9:30 - 10:30 A.M.

Depression

Feeling Sad and Blue? Here’s What You Can Do! It is estimated that between 5-20% of older adults living
in the community have depression. Often it is not
diagnosed and people are not getting the treatment
they need. Learn about chronic health problems
associated with depression as well as medications
that can cause depression. Evidence-based treatments
such as cognitive behavioral therapy, medications, exercise, electroconvulsive therapy will be reviewed.

DIETITIAN PRESENTATIONS

  Friday NEXT DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED
10:00 - 11:00 A.M.

Depression

Feeling blue is a natural part of life. However,
depression is a disease that is best managed with
the help of your health care team. Learn what foods
can help your brain naturally feel more upbeat and
ready to deal with your depression or any other
situation that comes your way.

PHARMACIST PRESENTATIONS

  Thursday NEXT DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED
11:15 A.M.

Depression and Mood Disorders –
Striving for Mental Fitness

As we grow older, we may face many challenges that
can lead to changes in mood. Retirements, the loss of friends and loved ones, medical problems or even
increased isolation can all lead to changes in mood.
Left untreated, these changes may lead to depression
and can affect more than just your mood. In this
program the pharmacist will help to identify the
various steps you can take to optimize your mental
fitness, including drug therapies, allowing you to
live a more enjoyable and positive life.

MANICURES & PEDICURES

Provided by Marilyn Willis, Licensed Nail Technician
on the following Wednesdays:

9:00am to 1:00pm

NEXT DATES TO BE ANNOUNCED

Sessions will be held in the Conference Room
of the Atlas Senior Center

Cost:
Manicure: $10 - $Pedicure: $20

To make an appointment please call Robin at
312/745-4401.

MASSAGE THERAPY (by appt.)

Wednesdays, 10:00 a.m.-2:45 p.m.
Massage Therapist: Tisa Williams Massage
relieves stress, reduces various pains.
Please call (312) 747-0189 or 312-745-4401
for further information.
$25.00 Per Session

Relieves Stress,
Reduces Muscle Tension
Reduces Neck, Back, Arthritis and Sciatica Pain
Lower Joint Replacement Pain

BEAT THE HEAT!

Keep Your Cool During Extreme Hot Weather

Click HERE to view information

LEGAL ASSISTANCE SERVICES FOR OLDER ADULTS

CARPLS is the legal aid hotline for Cook county.  Each year, CARPLS  conducts over 54,000 legal consultaƟons with low and
modest means clients. CARPLS has dedicated a new hotline for
addressing the legal needs of older adults in the City of
Chicago through a grant award from the Chicago Department of
Family & Support Services— Senior Services Division.  

CARPLS will assist with a wide range of legal issue areas including:  Housing
 Family Law
 Consumer Debt
 Probate and Estates
 ImmigraƟon
 Civil Rights
 Public Benefits &
Taxes
 Other

CARPLS aƩorneys provide brief legal services,
which includes legal analysis of the client’s situaƟon,
legal advice and strategy, legal counseling on the best course of acton, review of court documents or other legal
documents, and in appropriate situaƟons, draŌing of legal
pleadings and leƩers.      

CARPLS aƩorneys do not provide
direct representaƟon in court on behalf of clients; if a client
needs an in court aƩorney, CARPLS tries to refer the client
to a network of 40 legal aid programs in Cook county.   

To make a referral for services call DFSS Senior Services
InformaƟon and Assistance Telephone Line at (312)744‐4016. 
 Or, you can email your legal services request to:  
Aging@cityofchicago.org and include your name, address,
telephone number, and date of birth.

FREE SENIOR ENRICHMENT SEMINAR SERIES

GOLDEN DINERS

SERVING OLDER CHICAGOANS SINCE 1969
FOOD, FUN AND FRIENDS

Halloween Holiday Meal

NEXT DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED

MENU

Cornish Hen
Au Gratin Potatoes
Collard Greens
Coleslaw Corn
Bread
Apple Cobbler

Thanksgiving Holiday Meal

NEXT DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED

MENU

Roasted Turkey Breast/Gravy
Corn Bread Stuffing
Peas and Pearl Onions
Mashed Sweet Potatoes Rosemary
Dinner Roll
Pumpkin Pie

Christmas Holiday MEAL 

NEXT DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED
Older Americans Month

MENU

Chicken Cordon Ble
Wild RiceAsparagus
Chef’s Salad w/Assorted Dressings
Wheat Roll
Double Layer Carrot Cake

Come and join your neighbors at your local Golden Diners location. There are nearly 60 locations throughout the city, and there is sure to be one
near your home. Most locations serve a hot meal at lunchtime and are open Monday though Friday. Some
are open on the weekend. Golden Diners are open to individuals 60 years of age and older and their spouses
of any age. In addition to American style cuisine, ethnic foods are served in specific ethic communities. These include Southeast Asian, Indian, Korean, and Chinese. Special programs and activities are also provided at
Golden Diners locations. Nothing is as rewarding as the friendship and companionship that the program has
to offer. Exercise programs, educational lectures,
and fun outing are also available. For more
information, please call (312) 744-4016.

$2.00 suggested contribution. Reservations required. Contact your meal site to make your reservation.
Open Kitchens catered meals menu only.

Fire Safety  presentation

Friday, NEXT DATES TO BE ANNOUNCED
10:00 a.m.
Atlas Senior Center
1767 E. 79th Street
312/747-0189
A representative from The Chicago Fire Department
will present on Home Fire Safety -- the importance
of have Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Detectors,
Kitchen Safety, Electrical Safety, Fire Escape Plans,
Slips and Falls.

The Cook County Sheriff's Office invites you
to attend Money Smart for Older Adults

Prevent Financial Exploitation
Friday
NEXT DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED
9:30am

Hosted at the Atlas Center

Recognize & reduce your risk of financial exploitation
Con games and scams targeted at seniors
Guard against Identity Theft
Find helpful resources for reporting senior
financial exploitation

VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION LUNCHEON

Thursday
NEXT DATES TO BE ANNOUNCED
12:00pm - 2:00pm

A special event to pay tribute to our regional volunteers,
who are blessed to serve others. This is an invitation-only
event. FREE

EMERGENCY RENTAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

For More Information Click HERE

NINE-WEEK WEIGHT LOSS PROGRAM

The program offers a simple beginner weight loss plan that is based on
well-balanced nutritional principles. Regular exercise is an important part of
the program. The overall goal is to help older adults adopt healthy eating
habits that promote weight loss, but are also safe, balanced,
and nutritionally sound.
Registration with the Wellness Nurse is required for this program.
See Atlas Center for more information  

AARP DRIVER SAFETY EDUCATION

Wednesday & Thursday,
NEXT DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED
9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Instructor: Lois Travis (new)
Please register with instructor at
(773)568-7261 (daytime hrs.)

This approved course is taught by AARP for Accident Prevention.
You must be at least 55 years old and a
$20.00 fee is required for the two day training.

You may be eligible for a premium reduction on your automobile
insurance at the completion of the class.

RULES OF THE ROAD

NEXT DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED
Wednesday, 10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

Secretary of State Jessie White’s Office is providing a
Rules of the Road class. It will provide information
to assist you with taking your driving test and also
provide information on highway safety. Bring your
driver’s license or state I.D. to attend. Handouts
will be available. Please call (312)747-0189 x. 103
to register

ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE AT ATLAS CENTER

Every Monday, Wednesday & Thursday
9:00am - 12:00pm

Click below to view flyer

Plan Your LifeSpan Study

Seniors, help us make a difference.  We want to hear
your opinions on your future health!
Participants will be compensated with up to
$100 in Gift Cards.

For more information click below

FORMS & FEATURES

NEXT DATES TO BE ANNOUNCED
10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

The Poetry Foundation Library is sponsoring 2 monthly poetry
discussion and creative writing workshops—in October on image,
imagery and meaning; In November on the English sonnet,
as popularized by Shakespeare. FREE.

LINE DANCE

Tuesdays, 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
Instructor: Marvella Ross

MEDICARE OPEN ENROLLMENT LUNCHEON

Monday, NEXT DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED
11:30 a.m.

Sponsored by the Atlas VIC & SHIP Programs. Have lunch with us and learn about Medicare and how to sign up for the health insurance tailored o your needs.

ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY

Friday, NEXT DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED
12 p.m. – 4 p.m.

The Center is hosting this winter party with
D.J. Chico and our steppers and line dancers.
Holiday fare will be served. Sponsored by the SOUTHEAST AUXILIARY. Tickets are $15.00 each
and on sale by November 1, 2018.

ATLAS CENTER LINE DANCE PARTY

"Steppin Into Fall"

Tuesday, NEXT DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED

12 - 3 p.m.

Ticket price - $5.00

Ticket price includes admission and chicken salad sandwich box lunch.

Ticket sale date: NEXT DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED

No admission without ticket

Music by DJ Chico

Line dance instructor Marvella Ross

For tickets contact Robin Tillotson 312-747-0189

KONORA AND THE ENCHANTERS

Saturday,  NEXT DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED
2018, 12:00 p.m.

Their special blend of vocals, piano, and harmonica make this a performance you cannot miss. FREE.

THE PROSCENIUM PLAYERS

Next dates to be announced
10:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.

The Proscenium Players, an award-winning senior performing arts troupe, will present a musical variety show. This talented troupe will perform a variety show with singing, dancing, comedy skits and readings. You are sure to enjoy yourself. FREE.

D.J. ELWIN TOBIAS

Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays
11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.

A professional master of ceremonies, D.J. Tobias
specializes in jazz, blues, line dancing and stepping
music. His intent is to give our seniors music that
will enrich and brighten their day. FREE.

JAMMIN ON THE NINE

Saturdays
NEXT DATES TO BE ANNOUNCED
10:00am - 3:00pm

Get your groove on at Atlas' 12th annual
indoor music festival. 

This year appearances by:

10:00am     The Elements of Sound
         1:30 am     D.J. Chico                   
  1:00pm      The Myron Mills Project
2:30pm          D.J. Chico

Box lunches available.  FREE admission to concert

KARAOKE

Saturdays
11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
NEXT DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED

Come warm those vocal cords by singing karaoke
with Shirley Buchanan.

Join Shirley “Be-Bop” Buchanan in singing 52
your favorite songs. FREE.

ATLAS SOUL-TRAIN LINE DANCE PARTY

Next dates to be announced
12:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Dance the afternoon away with D.J. Chico and
line dance instructor, Marvella Ross. FREE.

SATURDAY LINE DANCE CLASSES

Saturdays in 2018

NEXT DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED
10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.

Line dance instructor, Marvella Ross, teaches
free line dance classes.  Join her for Saturday morning fun. She will show you the latest steps to make you ready to party!

Classes are FREE

TUNES WITH ANDRE

Saturdays
11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
NEXT DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED

Andre Miles returns to entertain us during
lunch with musical favorites. He will serenade us
during lunch with his special blend of voice
and keyboard.  He will perform songs and music
from different genres.  Program is FREE.

“ATLAS SWINGS”

NEXT DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED
11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.

Musical performance of contemporary jazz and
blues by the MYRON MILLS PROJECT. FREE.

“ATLAS SWINGS”

Friday, NEXT DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED
11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.

Musical performance of holiday & pop music, a
nd more by the MYRON MILLS PROJECT. FREE.

ELEMENTS OF SOUND

JOIN US FOR OUR FIRST MUSICAL EVENT DURING ATLAS'
35TH ANNIVERSARY YEAR

Saturday, NEXT DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED
11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.

Atlas is the place to be for an afternoon
of great music.  Director Myron Mills and
Elements Of Sound band will entertain us
with traditional and contemporary tunes.
Admission to this event is FREE.

Springtime Line Dance Party
 
NEXT DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED
12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.

D.J. Chico plays the tunes. A line dance instructor
will be here to show you the steps.
Suggested Donation: $5.00, which includes
turkey box lunch and beverage.
Please contact Robin Tillotson at (312)745-4401
for ticket information.

HOLIDAY PARTY

Chicago Department of Family & Support Services
HOLIDAY CELEBRATION
NEXT DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED
10:00 a.m.—2:00 p.m.

Come celebrate the holiday with us. There will a DJ,
live R&B Band performance, plenty of fun, and of course, dancing, dancing, dancing! Wear your most creative
holiday outfit & do not forget to take your picture
with Santa. Box lunches will be available for a $2.00 suggested donation.

Chicago Cultural Center, Gar Hall
78 East Washington Street
Please call (312)744-4550 for additional details.

CHICAGO DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY & SUPPORT SERVICES

Presents Older Americans Month

Please join us for this fun-filled day of activity
celebrating Older Americans Month. Let's Engage as only
Older Chicagoans can! This event will feature:

Line Dnce
Chair Yoga
Healthy Cooking Demonstrations
Zumba
Massage Therapy
Fitness Classes
Caricaturists
Helth Screenings & Information
Live Band Performance and More!

Next dates to be announced
9:30am - 1:00pm

Cost: $10.00 Includes T-shirt, transportation,
activities, and lunch.
Make checks or money orders payable to:
Auxiliary of the Northwest

South Shore Cultural Center
7059 S. South Shore Drive
Contact your local Regional Center for additional Info.

Music by DJ Chico and the Joe Barr Band

ODYSSEY CRUISE

WEDNESDAY, Next dates to be announced
Contact the Atlas Center for more information
312.747.0189

Boarding time at Navy Pier 600 E. Grand Ave. 12:15pm
Sailing time 1:00pm - 3:00pm
Cost: $55.00, includes cruise, lucnch, entertainment
and transportation. Ticket Sale DEADLINE May 25, 2018

Senior Day at the Taste of Chicago

Thursday
NEXT DATES TO BE ANNOUNCED
10:00am - 2:00pm

$10.00 includes bus transportation
line dance instruction and party.

Bus departs 9:00am
Senior Pavilion
Music By: DJ Chico
Line Dane Instructor: Freda Terry
Featuring Kalapriya Indian Performance Arts Dancers

Make checks payable to Auxiliary of the Northwest.
For more information please contact the Atlas Center.

Brazilian/Latin Rhythm and Soul

Friday
NEXT DATES TO BE ANNOUNCED

Doors open @ 10am - lunch @ 10:30am Ends @ 1pm
$35 includes lunch, live band, dancing & transportation
Heritage Plaza Banquet Hall
1551 West 95th Street

CITY OF CHICAGO SENIORFEST 2018

At Millennium Park
Michigan Avenue at Washington Street
Thursday, NEXT DATES TO BE ANNOUNCED
9:00am  - 2:00pm

Chicago residents age 60 and better --

Picnic Lunch
Flu Shots / Health Screenings
Senior Resource Fair
Dancing
Raffle Prizes & Bingo
And MORE

(Drop off location:  the park's north entrance on
Randolph Drive between Michigan Avenue and Columbus Drive.)

Tickets are FREE and available by visiting any one
of the City's 21 Senior Centers.  For more information, call 312.744.4016

Chicago Department of Family & Support Services
along with
The Westside Coalition for Seniors
26th Annual Senior Prom

NEXT DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED
11:00am until 4:00pm

Hyatt Regency at Mc Cormick Place
2233 South Dr. King Drive
Cost $50.00

For more information, please contact
Mary Futrell (773) 742-4455