WWW.THORNTONPARKS.COM SEPTEMBER-DECEMBER 33 303-538-PARK (7275) AAC SPECIAL EVENTS Events are for adults 55+ only unless otherwise indicated. Active Aging Week • September 30-October 4 Living actively means engaging, learning, moving, growing, and having fun as you age! Join us for one or more activities to help you stay active and young at heart. All events are FREE! Event Date Time Description Ballroom Sampler Mo Sep 30 11 a.m. Learn the basics of ballroom in this fun and energetic demo taught by Lena Murphy. Light Bites Mo Sep 30 1 p.m. Nutritionist Laura Brieser-Smith teaches you how to create some tasty treats including a homemade hummus. Wellness Walk Tu Oct 1 10 a.m. Sheri Palizzi leads a neighborhood walk to get the most of your steps! Janey Makes a Play Tu Oct 1 1 p.m. View an award-winning documentary film about a ninety-year-old as she rallies her small town to create a theatre production. Ice cream sundae bar before the show! Mind Games We Oct 2 11 a.m. Janice Koch offers up some brain boosters that will keep your mind and memory sharp! Pet Perks We Oct 2 1 p.m. Learn how our furry companions benefit our mind as much as our hearts. Tai Chi in the Park Th Oct 3 9:45 a.m. Instructor Elaine Wagner leads you through some simple movements. Out & About Colorado Th Oct 3 1 p.m. Mary Archer, author of Ageless Outings, gives us trip ideas around Denver. Oktoberfest Celebration Fr Oct 4 12 p.m. Join us for a festive lunch and polka music by Greg and Deb Beveridge. Singing Bowl Demo Fr Oct 4 3:30 p.m. Yoga instructor Chuna Rai-Nelson will lead us in a relaxing experience. Armchair Adventures Join us for travel tales and destination exploration. All presentations are on Thursdays at 1 p.m. and are FREE! Event Date Description Italy Sep 5 Teresa Tulloch recounts her Tuscany getaway with family. Spain Sep 12 Bruce Baker shares photography from Madrid, Cadiz, Sevilla and Cordoba. Paraguay Sep 19 Cortney Christensen goes to Paraguay with Project Cure. Iceland Oct 3 Mandie Birchem presents A Mom in Iceland. Coast Rica Oct 10 Libby Barrett talks about teaching yoga and eating vegan on vacation. Israel Oct 17 Grace Honce works in public health. Hear about her trip overseas. Vietnam Oct 24 Phu Do tells us about being a travel escort in Asia. Open Road Ride Oct 31 Stan Havlik recounts his transcontinental bicycle expedition. Alaska Nov 7 Stan Havlik details his trek to Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Preserve. Australia Nov 14 Jill Collins give you a glimpse of living abroad and marrying a kiwi.
AAC SPECIAL EVENTS Events are for adults 55+ only unless otherwise indicated.
Active Aging Week • September 30-October 4 Living actively means engaging, learning, moving, growing, and having fun as you age! Join us for one or more activities to help you stay active and young at heart. All events are FREE!
Event Date Time Description
Ballroom Sampler
Mo Sep 30
11 a.m. Learn the basics of ballroom in this fun and energetic demo taught by Lena Murphy.
Light Bites Mo Sep 30
1 p.m. Nutritionist Laura Brieser-Smith teaches you how to create some tasty treats including a homemade hummus.
Wellness Walk Tu Oct 1
10 a.m. Sheri Palizzi leads a neighborhood walk to get the most of your steps!
Janey Makes a Play
Tu Oct 1
1 p.m. View an award-winning documentary film about a ninety-year-old as she rallies her small town to create a theatre production. Ice cream sundae bar before the show!
Mind Games We Oct 2
11 a.m. Janice Koch offers up some brain boosters that will keep your mind and memory sharp!
Pet Perks We Oct 2
1 p.m. Learn how our furry companions benefit our mind as much as our hearts.
Tai Chi in the Park
Th Oct 3
9:45 a.m. Instructor Elaine Wagner leads you through some simple movements.
Out & About Colorado
Th Oct 3
1 p.m. Mary Archer, author of Ageless Outings, gives us trip ideas around Denver.
Oktoberfest Celebration
Fr Oct 4
12 p.m. Join us for a festive lunch and polka music by Greg and Deb Beveridge.
Singing Bowl Demo
Fr Oct 4
3:30 p.m. Yoga instructor Chuna Rai-Nelson will lead us in a relaxing experience.
Armchair Adventures Join us for travel tales and destination exploration. All presentations are on Thursdays at 1 p.m. and are FREE!
Event Date Description
Italy Sep 5 Teresa Tulloch recounts her Tuscany getaway with family.
Spain Sep 12 Bruce Baker shares photography from Madrid, Cadiz, Sevilla and Cordoba.
Paraguay Sep 19 Cortney Christensen goes to Paraguay with Project Cure.
Iceland Oct 3 Mandie Birchem presents A Mom in Iceland.
Coast Rica Oct 10 Libby Barrett talks about teaching yoga and eating vegan on vacation.
Israel Oct 17 Grace Honce works in public health. Hear about her trip overseas.
Vietnam Oct 24 Phu Do tells us about being a travel escort in Asia.
Open Road Ride Oct 31 Stan Havlik recounts his transcontinental bicycle expedition.
Alaska Nov 7 Stan Havlik details his trek to Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Preserve.
Australia Nov 14 Jill Collins give you a glimpse of living abroad and marrying a kiwi.
WWW.THORNTONPARKS.COM34 FALL/WINTER 2019 See page 66 for registration information.
AAC SPECIAL EVENTS Events are for adults 55+ only unless otherwise indicated.
HARVEST FEST PANCAKE BREAKFAST Saturday, September 77:30-9:30 a.m. Fees: $4 per person; $2.50 55+ and 12 & under. No registration required.
HALLOWEEN LUNCH Wednesday, October 30 • 12 p.m.Dress in costume to win a cash prize! 55+ sponsored costume contest is at 11:15 a.m. followed by 12 p.m. lunch and Active Minds Spooky Music. 639105-A Fees: $4.25R/$4.75NRRegistration: October 16-29.
NEW! CHILI & SOUP COOK OFF! Enter your homemade chili or soup in to this tasty contest. Winners will receive a cash prize compliments of the 55+ Organization. Sign up at the front desk.Wednesday, September 2511 a.m.-12 p.m.
OCTOBERFEST Friday, October 4 • 12 p.m. We’ll dine on German favorites and polka dance! 639101-AFees: $4.25R/$4.75NR Registration: September 30-October 3.
FALL BIRTHDAY PARTYWednesday, October 16 • 12 p.m.Celebrate September, October & November birthdays with lunch, cake compliments of Sunny Acres and Italian accordian favorites.639103-A Fees: $4.25R/$4.75NRRegistration: October 2-15.
TFD APPRECIATION LUNCH Wednesday, October 9, 12 p.m. 639102-A Fees: $4.25R/$4.75NRRegistration: Sep 25-Oct 8Join us as we get to know and dine with our community heroes. Sponsored by the 55+ Organization.
VETERAN’S CELEBRATION Friday, November 8 • 12 p.m. The 55+ Organization sponsors this lunch in honor of our veterans. Entertainment by Landlocked Quartet. 639106-A Fees: $4.25R/$4.75NR Registration: October 25-November 7.
WINE, DINE & DANCE MASQUERADE! Dinner, wine and spooky and delightful tunes by returning entertainer DJ Garry! Wear a costume, a mask or your favorite frock or fedora. Disguises encouraged.
Friday, October 18 • 6 p.m.
639104-A Fees: $4.75R/$4.25NR Ages 18-54 $5.50R/$6.50NRRegistration: October 4-17. You must cancel by 5 p.m. on October 17 to get a full refund.
55+ OPEN HOUSE & CHRISTMAS PARTYWednesday, December 4 • 1 p.m.Join us for holiday treats, poinsettia giveaways, and sing along to some holiday classics with the Yesteryear Singers. Free!
FD VS PD BBB Wednesday, December 11 • 1-2 p.m. Join us for a friendly little competition between Thornton’s finest, Fire Department vs Police Department in a game of Bean Bag Baseball (BBB.) Sign up at the front desk. Space is limited.
BREAKFAST WITH SANTA Saturday, December 14 7:30-10:30 a.m. Visit Santa Claus and enjoy pancakes, ham, eggs, orange juice and coffee. Photos with Santa for an additional fee. Sponsored by the 55+ Organization. $4 adults/$2.50 kids 12 and under. No registration required.
STAFF SING-A-LONGFriday, December 6 • 1 p.m. J oin the AAC staff for an interactive 12 Days of Christmas amateur performance along with holiday treats. Bring a white elephant gift to exchange. Sign up at the front desk.
55+ HOLIDAY GIFT & BAKE SALE Friday, December 13 • 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Shop for sweets, household items, holiday trinkets and décor and more! Then come play Bingo and have lunch with us too! Bring cash. Proceeds benefit 55+ Organization.
CHRISTMAS LUNCHES 639108-A We Dec 18 12 p.m.639108-B Th Dec 19 12 p.m.Entertainment by Suzie & Gary Solomon with Miner Pickers, Country Christmas poetry and songs! Fees: $4.25R/$4.75NR Registration: December 4-17. Pick one day!
ARMCHAIR ADVENTURESSee page 33 for details.
Events are for adults 55+ only unless otherwise indicated. AAC SPECIAL EVENTS
THANKSGIVING LUNCHES 639107-A Wednesday, November 20 639107-B Thursday, November 21 Gather with friends and give thanks. 12 p.m. Pick one day! Fees: $4.25R/$4.75NR Registration: November 6-19.
Special Event lunches are now
pre-registration events! Pay when you register and cancel by 5 p.m.
the day before for a refund.
WWW.THORNTONPARKS.COM36 FALL/WINTER 2019 See page 66 for registration information.
AAC 55+ ADULT TRIPS *Meals are on your own unless otherwise indicated.
September TripsEvent Date Depart Description Fees Register
Rockies vs. Dodgers632102-A
Su Sep 15
11:30 a.m.
Enjoy a relaxing mid-day game at Coors Field in the shade with lunch on your own at the stadium.
$20.50R/ $22.50NR
Aug 1-18
Hudson Gardens632103-A
Mo Sep 16
9 a.m. Head to Littleton to take a self-guided tour through 30-acres of botanical gardens located along the bank of the South Platte River. Lunch at Café Terracotta after a morning walk.
$11R/ $13.50NR
Aug 1-19
Munch & Move: Barr Lake 632104-A
Tu Sep 17
8 a.m. Munch on breakfast at River Bottom Restaurant and then move around Barr Lake State Park and take in some premier bird-watching.
$11R/ $13.50NR
Jul 5-Aug 20
Coors Brewery Tour632105-A
Fr Sep 20
9 a.m. Take a 30-minute guided tour to get an up-close look at what goes on inside the brewery. Lunch at Table Mountain Inn after the tour.
$11R/ $13.50NR
Jul 5- Aug 16
LaVerne Johnson Park Picnic632101-A
Tu Sep 24
10:30 a.m.
Have a picnic lunch in this beautiful park along North St. Vrain Creek with sandstone cliffs in the heart of Lyons. Lunch is included.
$21R/ $23.50NR
Aug 1-27
Alpaca Farm Days 632106-A
Sa Sep 28
9 a.m. Visit Absaroka Alpaca Ranch where alpacas have been raised for almost 20 years! Meet these adorable, friendly creatures, take pictures and watch demos. Lunch at the Copper Rail.
$11R/ $13.50NR
Aug 1-31
October TripsEvent Date Depart Description Fees Register
Elk Bugling 632107-A
We Oct 2
1:30 p.m.
Travel to Rocky Mountain National Park to listen to the elk bugling. Late lunch at Claire’s in the Park before. Bring your America the Beautiful pass.
$16.50R/ $20.50NR
Aug 1- Sep 4
Hope House of Colorado 632108-A
Tu Oct 8
9:30 a.m.
Tour the Residential House and the new Resource Center. See how these facilities empower teen moms to become personally and economically self-sufficient. Lunch after at Olive Garden.
$10R/ $12.50NR
Sep 5-24
Breakfast Club: Catalina’s 632109-A
Th Oct 10
9 a.m. This family-owned restaurant has been serving comfort food in Elizabeth since 2014! Grab a friend and join us.
$12.50R/ $15.50NR
Sep 5-26
Balistreri Vineyards 632110-A
Tu Oct 15
10:30 a.m.
Visit this family-owned winery and enjoy a tasting tour and lunch. Pick up a bottle of wine to take home!
$13R/ $15NR
Sep 5-30
Riverside Cemetery 632111-A
Fr Oct 25
2:30 p.m.
Tour the mysteries of Denver’s oldest operating cemetery and find out who call this place their final home! Dinner afterward at Las Delicias.
$37.50R/ $40NR
Sep 5-27
Longmont Farmers Market632112-A
Sa Oct 26
1:30 p.m.
Visit over 40 vendors and artisans at the Boulder County Fairgrounds. Bring money for shopping and lunch at one of the food trucks or vendor booths.
$9.50R/ $12NR
Sep 5- Oct 12
DAM: Claude Monet632113-A
Tu Oct 29
11:30 a.m.
The Truth of Nature exhibit, the only one in the U.S. in two decades, will fill three galleries with 100-plus paintings spanning the legendary French Impressionist’s career. Lunch before at Cheddar’s.
November TripsEvent Date Depart Description Fees Register
Broadmoor Hotel Tour & Lunch632114-A
Tu Nov 5
8 a.m. Enjoy an Art and History tour of this elegant hotel resort. Lunch at La Taverne Restaurant in the Garden Room and then Starr Kempf’s Kinetic Sculpture Garden.
$18.50R $23NR
Oct 3-22
Black America West Museum632115-A
Sa Nov 9
9:30 a.m.
This Denver heritage center is the former home of Dr. Justina Ford – Colorado’s first black female doctor. Lunch downtown at Dunbar Kitchen & Taphouse.
$9.50R/ $11.50NR
Oct 3-26
Breakfast Club: Goodfella’s632116-A
Mo Nov 11
9 a.m. Enjoy home-style comfort food at this family owned and operated restaurant with a variety of choices.
$8.50R/ $11NR
Oct 3-29
Flatirons Mall & Lunch632117-A
Tu Nov 12
9:30 a.m.
Get in some holiday shopping followed by a lunch at a scratch kitchen and craft bar called The Village Tavern.
$9R/ $11NR
Oct 3-28
Greeley Missile Site632118-A
Tu Nov 19
8:30 a.m.
Tour a once active Atlas E missile silo. This cold-war era missile site was active from 1961 to 1965 and housed one Atlas rocket and one war head. Lunch at Cracker Barrel afterward.
$14.50R/ $18NR
Oct 3- Nov 3
Hammonds Candy632119-A
Mo Nov 25
10:30 a.m.
Bring your curiosity and your sweet tooth for a tour of this 1920 Denver candy factory and buy some holiday treats. Lunch afterward at Etai’s Café.
$8R $10NR
Oct 3- Nov 11
December TripsEvent Date Depart Description Fees Register
Breakfast Club: Morning Story632120-A
Tu Dec 3
9 a.m. Enjoy the classic breakfast items or try something different - croissant breakfast cake or strawberry banana walnut waffles.
$8R/ $10NR
Nov 7-19
How the Grinch Stole Christmas632121-A
Sa Dec 7
10 a.m.
This heart-warming DCPA holiday musical features the hit songs You’re a Mean One Mr. Grinch and Welcome Christmas. Lunch afterwards at Mickey’s Top Sirloin.
TBD Sep 5- Oct 11
Cheese Importers632122-A
Mo Dec 9
10 a.m.
Lunch and shop at this specialty food store in Longmont. Imported cheeses from Europe and artisanal cheeses as well as Farmstead cheeses, linens, perfumes, tableware and more!
$9.50R/ $11.50NR
Nov 7-25
A Tuna Christmas632123-A
Su Dec 15
11:15 a.m.
Enjoy a show at D.L. Parsons Theater in Northglenn about the radio DJs in small town Texas in this hilarious sequel to “Greater Tuna.” Lunch before at Cracker Barrel.
$18R/ $20.50NR
Nov 7-17
Water World Lights Tour632124-A
Sa Dec 21
TBD Drive through a mile long Christmas lights display in Federal Heights followed by dinner at the Wishbone Restaurant. Wear your favorite holiday attire!
TBD Nov 7- Dec 9
LaGrue’s Christmas Tree Display632125-A
Mo Dec 23
TBD Visit the wonderland of elaborately decorated Christmas trees at this family-owned florist in Denver. Dinner at The Little Shanghai Restaurant afterward.
TBD Nov 7- Dec 9
*Meals are on your own unless otherwise indicated. AAC 55+ ADULT TRIPS = Large amounts of walking.
WWW.THORNTONPARKS.COM38 FALL/WINTER 2019 See page 66 for registration information.
January Trips Sneak PeekEvent Date Depart Description Fees Register
Oatmeal Festival132101-A
Sa Jan 11
7:45 a.m.
Lafayette and Quaker offer up a plentiful serving of hot oatmeal and countless toppings as well as pancakes, muffins, juice and coffee.
$16.50R/ $18.50NR
Dec 5-28
Breakfast Club: Pepper’s132102-A
Tu Jan 14
9 a.m. This gem in Firestone has a delicious menu of unique breakfast food - lemon blueberry pancakes, Pepper’s benedict, breakfast tacos and more!
$7.50R/ $9NR
Dec 5-30
Fiske Planetarium & Science Center132103-A
Su Jan 19
11 a.m View a spectacular star show in Boulder at the largest planetarium between Los Angeles and Chicago. Lunch at Noodles & Company before the show.
$15.50R/ $18NR
Dec 5-19
Carriage Shops Tea Room132104-A
Tu Jan 21
9:30 a.m.
Enjoy a relaxing afternoon tea and music in Elizabeth. Personal teapot, finger sandwiches, scones, sweet treats, side salad, soup or fruit. Meal, tea and tip included.
$46.50R/ $50NR
Dec 5- Jan 7
Snow Sculptures132105-A
Mo Jan 27
8 a.m. Visit breathtaking works of art carved out of ice by teams of artists from around the world! Lunch in Dillon before the tour.
$21R/ $26NR
Dec 5- Jan 13
CHARMING FRENCH CANADA FEATURING MONTRÉAL, QUEBEC CITY, CHARLEVOIX AND MONTEBELLODeparting August 2020Discover the many charms of the Canadian province of Quebec. Stay in some of its most luxurious hotels - you’ll spend two nights each in European-style grandeur at the Fairmont Chateau Frontenac, the regal Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu in the Charlevoix region, and the incredible Fairmont Le Chateau Montebello. Tour Montreal by foot or by coach. Discover the tradition of maple syrup making at a local sugar shack. Tour Quebec City’s old and new treasures. Embark on a whale-watching expedition with a naturalist guide. Visit a cheese farm and learn the process of making artisan cheeses. Behold the spectacular Montmorency Falls by cable car. Special Travel Presentation Wednesday, October 23 at 2 p.m. AAC, 9471 Dorothy Blvd.
Rates and dates not available at time of print. Please come to the presentation for details or call Jenny Ressl 720-977-5852.
INNOVAGE LECTURE SERIESDIZZINESS IN THE ELDERLY Dizziness is one of the more common reasons adults visit their doctors. Frequent dizzy spells or constant dizziness can significantly affect your life. Join Danny Cameron, RN, CSM as he explains treatment options.Fr Sep 6 1 p.m.
ACUPUNCTURE VS OPIOIDS Join Mark VanOtterloo, Doctor of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine as he discusses pain relief options. Fr Oct 11 1 p.m.
TOOTH WISDOM Dr. Shawn Kimball and his dental staff will discuss daily oral care for people with dentures. Fr Nov 15 1 p.m.
AAC 55+ ADULT TRIPS *Meals are on your own unless otherwise indicated. = Large amounts of walking.
ADULT ENRICHMENT CLASSES SEE PAGES 58-63 FOR DETAILS
AAC LECTURES & WORKSHOPS All lectures and workshops are free unless otherwise noted.
September Lectures & WorkshopsEvent Date Time Description
Hearing Loss & Tinnitus
Fr Sep 20
1 p.m. Join Dr. Jennifer Clarke, Audiologist with Hearing Rehab Center as she discusses solutions and treatment plans and exciting new technology.
Tech Talks with Ken
We Sep 25
1 p.m. City of Thornton Application Services Manager, Ken Kopicky will show you some fun apps that you can download to your iPhone to make your life easier and get organized in 2020! Sign up at the front desk.
Control Your Pain
Th Sep 26
1:30 p.m.
Join Dr. Amar Patel with Boston Scientific Neuromodulation and learn how to take control of your chronic pain. Family, friends and care providers welcome.
October Lectures & WorkshopsEvent Date Description
Vein Care Screenings
We Oct 23
9 a.m.- 1:30 p.m.
Do you have varicose veins, suffer from leg heaviness or swelling, or have restless legs or cramps at night? United Vein Centers will provide complimentary vein screenings and education. Sign up at the front desk.
Paperwork Organizing
Fr Oct 25
1 p.m. Learn about about common problems with paperwork systems and begin to architect new elements and systems to meet your personal needs. Presented by Lori Halbach.
November Lectures & WorkshopsEvent Date Description
Healthy Holidays
We Nov 6
1 p.m. Join Dietician Laura Brieser-Smith for tips and tricks to enjoy the holidays without overindulging. Learn ways to de-stress and be mindful during the busiest time of the year.
Veterans Benefits
Fr Nov 8
11 a.m. Veteran Services Officer, Robert Sheetz will answer questions about benefits available to you or your loved ones and how to get them.
RTD Updates We Nov 13
1 p.m. Lisa Trujillo, RTD Project Outreach Manager will provide an N Line Commuter Rail update and talk about the latest happenings at RTD.
A Lincoln Thanksgiving
We Nov 20
1 p.m. Learn about Lincoln’s Thanksgiving proclamations that set the precedent for today’s annual observation, the remarkable lady who asked him to do it and his pardoning the Thanksgiving turkey. Presented by nationally recognized Abraham Lincoln Presenter and Historian John Voehl.
POLICE LIAISON CLASSESHIGH DENSITY HOUSINGLearn some of the challenges and tips for keeping yourself safe and secure while living in an apartment or housing complex.
We Sep 4 1 p.m.
PET PERKSLearn the therapeutic benefits of owning a pet and meet some adorable animals.
We Oct 2 1 p.m.
PERSONAL PROTECTIONHow do you avoid stolen purses, skimmed credit cards, cyberscams, and identifiy theft?
We Nov 27 1 p.m.
Detective Elaine Beigler can be reached at 720-977-5278 for any problems or concerns. *Note: Due to the nature of police work, all classes and times are subject to change.
WWW.THORNTONPARKS.COM40 FALL/WINTER 2019 See page 66 for registration information.
635114-A Dec 12 Pole Hill Trail $16R/$20NR 6.4 1,154 8,504 Estes Park
For additional information on any of the scheduled hikes, please call Kate Doherty at 720-977-5853.
Thornton Active Adult Center is an equal opportunity service provider and operates under special-use permits from the Arapaho/Roosevelt and Pike National Forests.
Hike cancelations must be received by 4:30 p.m. one week prior to your hike departure date.For registration information, please see page 65.
HIKING EQUIPMENTDay backpack, footwear with good support and rugged soles for traction, rain gear or poncho, snacks/lunch, at least one quart of water, clothing for the time of year and varying weather, hat, sunglasses and sunscreen. For a more detailed equipment list, please call 720-977-5853.
AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL PASS*Bring your America the Beautiful Pass or $10 per person for RMNP entry (Estes Park hikes).
30 Parmesan Chicken, Red Sauce, Penne Pasta, Italian Veggies, Tomato Cucumber Salad, Spumoni Ice Cream
Lunch is served Monday through Friday at 12 p.m. Meal fees for adults 55+ are $4R/$4.50NR. Purchase a 10-punch pass for $36R/$40.50NR. The 10th punch is Free!Special Event Lunch: $4.25R/$4.75NR Wine, Dine & Dance (formerly Sunset Supper): $4.75R/$5.25NR. Grandchildren under the age of 12 will pay the same rate as adults 55+. Reservations must be made by 4 p.m. the business day before you join us for lunch. Call 303-255-7850.
GRIEF RECOVERY ACTION CLASSPeople who are dealing with death, pet loss, loss of health, job loss, relationship and any of the 40 life events have benefitted from this class. 638401-A We Sep 11-Oct 30
See page 63 for details.
WWW.THORNTONPARKS.COM42 FALL/WINTER 2019 See page 66 for registration information.
AAC LUNCH MENUS
OCTOBER 2019 Lunch is served Monday-Friday at 12 p.m. Reservations are required.
27 10 a.m. Bingo House-Made Lasagna, Zucchini & Corn, Caesar Salad, Assorted Pie
28THANKSGIVING DAYACTIVE ADULT CENTER CLOSED
29 ACTIVE ADULT CENTER CLOSED
AAC LUNCH MENUS
Your evening’s event begins with the cocktail hour and the entrance of a group of very suspicious party guests. With the emphasis on humor, the mystery unfolds with a crime that must be seen to be believed. The plot thickens as the detective arrives at the scene of the crime. Which team will be able to solve the crime and figure out WHODUNIT?
Tickets are $23 and go on sale September 24 at 8:30 a.m.
You can purchase tickets at the Active Adult Center or by calling 303-255-7850.
Show Dates:Friday, November 1Saturday, November 2Time: 6 p.m. - Doors open at 5:30 p.m.Location: Thornton Active Adult Center, 9471 Dorothy Blvd.
Murder
WWW.THORNTONPARKS.COM44 FALL/WINTER 2019 See page 66 for registration information.
AAC LUNCH MENUS
DECEMBER 2019 Lunch is served Monday-Friday at 12 p.m. Reservations are required.
31Biscuits & Gravy, Scrambled Eggs, Home Fried Potatoes, Fruit Salad, Dessert
BREAKFAST WITH SANTA SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14Bring grandkids, friends, and neighbors to visit Santa Claus. Pancakes, ham, eggs, orange juice, and coffee included. Photos with Santa for an additional fee. Sponsored by the 55+ Organization.
