THORNTON ACTIVITIES GUIDE 50 SUMMER 2018 See page 73 for registration information. Welcome to the Thornton Active Adult Center! We invite you to join us to socialize, exercise, pamper yourself, discover a new skill, travel or simply sip a cup of coffee with a friend. Our friendly staff welcomes you and invites you to ask questions and engage as you learn, laugh and stay active with us! ADMISSION FEES RESIDENT DAILY MONTHLY YEARLY Recreation ID n/a n/a $ 5.00* Billiard Room (TCC) $ .50 $3.00 $20.00 Fitness Center $ .50 $3.00 $20.00 55+ Lunches $3.75 (10-visit pass $33.75) NONRESIDENT DAILY MONTHLY YEARLY Recreation ID n/a n/a $ 7.00* Billiard Room (TCC) $ .75 $3.75 $25.00 Fitness Center $ .75 $3.75 $25.00 55+ Lunches $4.25 (10-visit pass $38.25) Special event lunches may cost more and may be limited to adults 55+. *Recreation IDs are good for two years and are required for participation in programs more than twice. Proof of Residency 1. Your current valid Colorado driver’s license or Colorado ID with a current address; or 2. A photo ID and two of the following documents showing correct name, current date and current Thornton address. • Utility bill or Phone bill • Car registration • Voter registration card • Statement from major creditor • Recent Adams County tax notice • Rental contract/mortgage statement THORNTON ACTIVE ADULT CENTER (AAC) 9471 Dorothy Blvd., Thornton, 80229 | 303-255-7850 HOURS OF OPERATION Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m. CLOSURES Memorial Day, May 28 Independence Day, July 4 Annual Maintenance Shutdown, August 22-24 The meal program will be open from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. All other activities and services will be canceled. ACTIVE ADULT CENTER MEETINGS Thornton Active Adult Board Meets the third Wednesday of each quarter at 1:30 p.m. For meeting location, call 720-977-5851. ACAN-Adams County Aging Network Meets the first Tuesday of every month. Complimentary continental breakfast served at 8:45 a.m. Meeting at 9 a.m. Carpenter Recreation Center, 11151 Colorado Blvd. Free and open to the public. 55+ Organization Advisory Board meets on the fourth Tuesday every month at 9:30 a.m. General Membership meets Friday, July 6 at 11 a.m., at the AAC. TRANSPORTATION • Meal-site transportation to the Active Adult Center: 303-255-7850 • Medical appointment transportation options: A-lift 303-235-6972; RTD Access-a-Ride 303-299-2960; Call-n-Ride Thornton/Northglenn 303-591-1389; South Thornton/Northglenn 303-434-4247; Federal Heights/Thornton/ Northglenn, 303-434-3472 See inside back cover for information on our room rentals.
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THORNTON ACTIVITIES GUIDE50 SUMMER 2018 See page 73 for registration information.
Welcome to the Thornton Active Adult Center! We invite you to join us to socialize, exercise, pamper yourself, discover a new skill, travel or simply sip a cup of coffee with a friend. Our friendly staff welcomes you and invites you to ask questions and engage as you learn, laugh and stay active with us!
NONRESIDENT DAILY MONTHLY YEARLYRecreation ID n/a n/a $ 7.00*Billiard Room (TCC) $ .75 $3.75 $25.00Fitness Center $ .75 $3.75 $25.0055+ Lunches $4.25 (10-visit pass $38.25)Special event lunches may cost more and may be limited to adults 55+.*Recreation IDs are good for two years and are required for participation in programs more than twice.
Proof of Residency 1. Your current valid Colorado driver’s license or Colorado ID with a current address; or 2. A photo ID and two of the following documents showing correct name, current date and current Thornton address. • Utility bill or Phone bill • Car registration • Voter registration card • Statement from major creditor • Recent Adams County tax notice • Rental contract/mortgage statement
THORNTON ACTIVE ADULT CENTER (AAC)9471 Dorothy Blvd., Thornton, 80229 | 303-255-7850
HOURS OF OPERATIONMonday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m.CLOSURESMemorial Day, May 28 Independence Day, July 4 Annual Maintenance Shutdown, August 22-24 The meal program will be open from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. All other activities and services will be canceled.
ACTIVE ADULT CENTER MEETINGSThornton Active Adult BoardMeets the third Wednesday of each quarter at 1:30 p.m. For meeting location, call 720-977-5851.ACAN-Adams County Aging NetworkMeets the first Tuesday of every month. Complimentary continental breakfast served at 8:45 a.m. Meeting at 9 a.m. Carpenter Recreation Center, 11151 Colorado Blvd. Free and open to the public.55+ OrganizationAdvisory Board meets on the fourth Tuesday every month at 9:30 a.m. General Membership meets Friday, July 6 at 11 a.m., at the AAC.
TRANSPORTATION• Meal-site transportation to the Active Adult Center: 303-255-7850 • Medical appointment transportation options: A-lift 303-235-6972; RTD Access-a-Ride 303-299-2960; Call-n-Ride Thornton/Northglenn 303-591-1389; South Thornton/Northglenn 303-434-4247; Federal Heights/Thornton/ Northglenn, 303-434-3472
See inside back cover for information on our room rentals.
COMMUNITY ACUPUNCTURE CLINIC AGES 18+Treatments are available the second and fourth Friday of the month from 8:30-11 a.m. Treatments are done in a community style setting, with several people receiving treatment simultaneously. Cost is $15 for adults 55+. Cash or check payable to Stephanie Trzaska accepted. Adults age 18-54 pay 1½ times the 55+ rate for services ($22).
HEALTH SCREENINGSPreventive health-care services are available the first Friday of each month. Sponsored by the Visiting Nurses Association. Cash or check payable to VNA. • Blood Pressure (BP) Check – $3 • Toenail trim with BP check – $45 new client; $35 existing client • Fingernail Trim – $15 • B-12 Shot – $7 (must bring physician order and serum) • Bring your glucometer for free instruction by a nurse.
MASSAGE THERAPYMassage appointments are available Thursdays and the second and fourth Mondays with Sherrill. Nathan is available on Tuesdays and Fridays. Adults 55+ are $20 for 30 minutes and $40 for one hour. Adults age 18-54 pay 1½ times the 55+ rate.
PEDICURES & MANICURES WITH TERESAAppointments are available the second and third Monday of each month for $16. Fingernail trimming is $7. For ages 55 and older. Please bring a towel or you may rent one for $1. Polishing is available for an additional $1. Please indicate whether you would like colored polish when calling to make an appointment and be sure to bring your polish with you.
PODIATRY SERVICESProfessional podiatry care is available the third Wednesday of each month from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Services include diabetic foot care, routine palliative care of calluses and toenails and more. Cost is $25 cash or check payable to Dr. Kimberly Wilms.
NEW! FASCIAL STRETCH THERAPYStretch your muscles, joints, tendons, ligaments and bones by lengthening the fascial tissues from deep inside the joints. Licensed therapist, Donna Gill offers appointments on the first and third Monday of each month. Cost is $50 per hour or $25 per half hour cash or check. Adults ages 18-54 pay 1½ times the 55+ rate.
ACTIVE ADULT CENTER WELLNESSAppointments are required for all health services. A 24-hour notice of cancelation is required or a surcharge will apply. To make an appointment or for more information, please call 303-255-7850.
ACTIVE ADULT CENTER WELLNESS TEAM
DR. KIMBERLY WILMS
NATHAN CUDDIHY-GARNER
SHERRILL GALLEGOS
DONNA GILL TERESA HOLMES STEPHANIE TRZASKA
TOPS (TAKE OFF POUNDS SENSIBLY)Interested in losing weight, eating healthy and living a more active lifestyle? TOPS meetings are Tuesdays, 9-10:30 a.m. at the AAC. Call 1-800-932-8677 or visit www.tops.org for more information.
55+ INTERNET KIOSKBring in your laptop or use our computer kiosk with Internet located in the dining room.
LIBRARYBooks are checked out on the honor system. Mo-Fr, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Small donations of paperbacks published within the last five years accepted. CELL PHONE DONATIONYour donated phone and charger will be refurbished as an emergency phone for seniors and domestic violence victims. Drop-off at the AAC from 8 a.m-5 p.m., Monday-Friday.
LUNG FUNCTION SCREENINGRegular lung function tests help detect lung disease at the earliest possible stages by providing baseline scores that can be measured over time. Screenings provided by National Jewish Medical & Research Center. Free! Fr Jun 1 10 a.m.-12 p.m.
HEARING LOOP SYSTEMPatrons may select the ‘T’ setting on their hearing aid and can pick up audio directly from the PA system’s microphone instead of the hearing aid’s internal microphone. This improves audio because the listener receives a direct signal without any background noise.
FREE DIABETES CLASSSEE PAGE 69 FOR DETAILS.
THORNTON ACTIVITIES GUIDE52 SUMMER 2018 See page 73 for registration information.
AAC 55+ DROP-IN ACTIVITIES
Drop-In Activities
ALZHEIMER’S CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP Thornton Community Center, 2111 Eppinger Blvd. First Tuesday of each month 10 a.m.
BEAN BAG BASEBALL 1 p.m. We, May 9 and Fr, Aug 31 10:30 a.m. We, Jun 20 and We, Jul 11
BILLIARDSDrop-in and pick up a game of pool with friends at the Thornton Community Center, 2211 Eppinger Blvd. Monday-Friday: 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday: 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Sunday: CLOSED
BRIDGE Thursdays 12-4:30 p.m.
NEW! BOCCE BALL Wednesday May 30, Jul 25 10:30 a.m. Thursday Jun 14, Aug 16 10:30 a.m.BUNCOWhether you are a veteran Bunco player or have never heard of the game, you are sure to have a lot of fun! This is a dice game, so all you need is luck. Last Monday of each month from 1-3 p.m. May 21*, Jun 25, Jul 30, Aug 27 *AAC closed May 28
POKER Tuesday-Thursday 12:30 p.m.
WEDNESDAY/FRIDAY BINGO First and last Wednesday 10 a.m. Every Friday at 10 a.m. Canceled May 4, 11, Jun 15, 29, Aug 24
WEDNESDAY CRAFT GROUPCreate beautiful craft items for the 55+ Organization and wonderful favors for the AAC’s special events. No experience needed. The group meets Wednesdays except during Bingo days and summer months. Wednesdays 9 a.m.
THORNTON WOMEN’S CLUBA small non-profit with 63 years of service whose motto is By Doing Today, We Grow Tomorrow. Call Phyllis Berti 303-550-2924 for more information.Second and fourth Tuesday of each month. 6-7:30 p.m. TCB
WOOD CARVERSJoin the “Thornton Wood Chippers” every Monday. Bring your wood and trusty knife. We’ve got friendly folks who will show you how to create a masterpiece. Beginner and experienced carvers are welcome. Free! Mondays 9-11 a.m.
AT THE MOVIESJoin us on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at 12:45 p.m. for a free movie & popcorn.May 8 WonderMay 22 Collateral BeautyJun 12 Hurricane SeasonJun 26 GiftedJul 10 The Light Between OceansJul 24 The PromiseAug 8 Zootopia*Aug 14 LionAug 28 Victoria & Abdul*Bring your grandkids. Space is limited. Sign-up for movie and lunch by Friday, Aug 3. Grandkids must be accompanied by a grandparent.
YESTERYEAR SINGERSCome sing with us! Both men and women can join this group that sings in nursing homes and local community organizations. Practices are Mondays at 9:30 a.m. except during summer months. Call Pat McIntire at 303-427-4134 for more information.
MEDICARE ASSISTANCEMedicare Counseling Offered the second Tuesday of each month from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Trained SHIP (Senior Health Insurance Program) volunteers will assist you with your Medicare issues. Please call 303-255-7850 to schedule an appointment. Location: AAC
May 8, Jun 12, Jul 10, Aug 14
MEDICARE 101 Medicare classes are provided by Senior Health Insurance Program (SHIP) counselors. Information is provided about Medicare enrollment, benefits, costs, what and how Medicare pays, choices under Medicare plans, how they work and prescription drug coverage.
These classes are targeted to those new to Medicare and for those of you who are about to join. Consumers will be given information to make informed decisions on what plans will be best for you. Free!
Tu May 15 6:30 p.m. AACTu Jun 19 6:30 p.m. AACTu Jul 17 6:30 p.m. CRCTu Aug 21 6:30 p.m. CRC
Daily $ .50 $ .75Monthly $ 3.00 $ 3.75 Yearly $ 20.00 $ 25.00SilverSneakers® members are free.The Fitness Center is open Monday-Friday, 7 a.m.-5 p.m.
FITNESS CENTER EQUIPMENT The Fitness Center is equipped with four treadmills, two recumbent bikes and one upright bike, two elliptical cross-trainers, two Nu-step recumbent cross-trainers, water rower, Star Trac HumanSport functional strength-training machines, a variety of other strength- training machines and free-weights, and a full range of dumbbells, tubing, bands, medicine balls, stability balls, and foam rollers.
FITNESS CENTER ATTIRE Loose-fitting clothing appropriate for exercise and proper athletic footwear is recommended.
INTRO TO SILVERSNEAKERS™Come learn about the SilverSneakers™ program. We will walk you through qualifications and paperwork, explain the benefits and give a tour. Free!
Call Sheri at 720-977-5859 to sign up.
Th May 10 10-11 a.m. AAC Th Jul 12 10-11 a.m. AAC
FREE FITNESS ORIENTATIONSCARDIOVASCULAR EQUIPMENT Offered four times per month in a group setting and lasts about one hour. Please call 303-255-7850 to sign-up.
Th May 3, 17 2 p.m. Th Jul 12, 26 2 p.m.Mo May 7, 21 10 a.m. Mo Jul 16, 30 10 a.m.Th Jun 7, 21 2 p.m. Th Aug 16, 30 2 p.m.Mo Jun 11, 25 10 a.m. Mo Aug 20 10 a.m.
STRENGTH EQUIPMENTOffered on an appointment basis. Orientations are done one-on-one or as a couple and last about 1 to 1½ hours.
Please call Sheri at 720-977-5859 to schedule.
55+ OPEN GYM VOLLEYBALL Open gym volleyball is held at the Thornton Community Center, 2211 Eppinger Blvd. Free!Tu 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m. Drop-in
ASK A TRAINER (INTERACTIVE STYLE)Join our certified Personal Trainer, Sheri Palizzi, for some one-on-one time in the Fitness Room. You will be able to try some new exercises, with guidance, and make sure you are doing your current exercises correctly! Come with questions. Free! Location: AAC
Fr May 18 10 a.m. Drop-InTh Jun 21 3 p.m. Drop-InMo Jul 23 1:30 p.m. Drop-InWe Aug 15 10:30 a.m. Drop-In
SILVERSNEAKERS™ PROGRAMTivity Health SilverSneakers™ Fitness Program is designed to encourage members to increase their level of activity and motivate them to continue to be active. If you are Medicare eligible, check with your healthcare provider to see if your plan qualifies you.
SILVER&FIT®
Silver&Fit® is designed to help adults achieve better health through regular exercise and health education. Silver&Fit is provided by American Specialty Health Fitness, Inc., a subsidiary of American Specialty Health Incorporated.If you are Medicare eligible, check with your healthcare provider to see if your plan qualifies you.
THORNTON ACTIVITIES GUIDE54 SUMMER 2018 See page 73 for registration information.
HOT HULA FITNESS® BASICS (AAC)Hot Hula Fitness® is danced to the sounds of traditional Polynesian drum beats and focuses on abs, glutes, quads and arms. Fees: $40R/$42NR
MAT PILATES (AAC) Exercises that strengthen/tone core muscles to support the spine, reduce back pain, improve athletic performance and everyday balance. Bring your own mat. Fees: $34R/$36NR
VINYASA YOGA (AAC) Enjoy Hatha Yoga poses presented in a flowing Vinyasa-style to enhance your mind-body connection. Designed for all levels and abilities. Fees: $14.25R/$15.75NR per 3-week session; $19.50R/$21.50NR per 4-week session; $25R/$27.50NR per 5-week session
BELLY DANCE (TACC) Body isolations, flexibility and coordination will be worked on while learning basic hip, chest and footwork patterns. Fees: $42R/$45NR
INTERMEDIATE BELLY DANCE (TACC)Continued Belly Dance class work with the addition of simple choreography and performance opportunities. Fees: $42R/$45NR
AAC 55+ FITNESS
Adult 18+ Pre-Registration Fitness Classes
55+ YOGA CLASSESYOGA (AAC) Yoga not only restores vitality to the body, but also opens and expands the mind and soul. Join us for an hour of yoga stretches that can be modified for all levels and conditions. Classes are from 2-3 p.m. Fees: $22.75R/$28NR for 7 classes; $26R/$32NR for 8 classes; $29.25R/$36R for 9 classes231701-A Mo/Fr May 4-25231701-B Mo/Fr Jun 1-29231701-C Mo/Fr Jul 2-30231701-D* Mo/Fr Aug 3-31 *No class August 24.
YOGA FLOW (TACC) Learn poses in a flowing format to increase strength and flexibility. New and experienced students welcome. Classes are from 10-11 a.m. Fees: $9.75R/$12NR 3-weeks; $13R/$16.25NR 4-weeks; $16.25R/$20.25NR 5-weeks231705-A Sa May 5-19231705-B Sa Jun 2-30231705-C Sa Jul 7-28231705-D Sa Aug 4-18
Thornton Active Adult Center (AAC)
9471 Dorothy Blvd.
Thornton Arts & Culture Center (TACC)
9209 Dorothy Blvd.
ONGOING REGISTRATIONYou may register for classes
with this symbol as soon as your Thornton Activities Guide arrives.
MOTHER/DAUGHTER BELLY DANCE WORKSHOP (AAC) AGES 10-17/ADULT 18+This kid-friendly class includes an introduction to basic belly dance movements and will have you laughing, moving and enjoying time together. Open to women and their daughters, nieces, or any special little ladies age 10-17. No previous dance experience is necessary. Fees: $25R/NR per pair 236708-A Sa Jun 30 1-3 p.m.
BEGINNING LINE DANCING (TACC) Starts with basic steps and moves at a slower more progressive pace. Learn sequence of steps, etiquette, and new dances each week. Fees: $24R/$28NR236309-A Th May 10-Jun 14 6-7 p.m.
INTERMEDIATE LINE DANCE (TACC) Take your existing line dance skills to the next level! Continue to improve your line dancing by learning new steps and more challenging dances. Fees: $25R/$28NR 236311-A Th Jul 12-Aug 16 6-7 p.m.
All drop in classes are free for SilverSneakers® members.BEGINNER YOGA (TACC) Basic poses to increase strength and flexibility are taught. $3.50R/$4NR per class 10-visit punch pass $35R/$40NR
BOOM MUSCLE™ (TACC) Action-based, functional and strength conditioning.
BOOM MOVE IT™ (TACC) A great cardio workout with fun, dance-style choreography. $2.75R/$3.25NR per class 20-visit punch pass $52.25R/$61.75NR
For one rate, you can take one or both ½ hour BOOM classes!
CARDIOPLUS (TACC) Learn a wide-variety of techniques and low impact exercises to get you in shape! $2.75R/$3.25NR per class 20-visit punch pass $52.25R/$61.75NR
CHAIR FITNESS (AAC) Participants exercise while sitting in a chair to improve flexibility, strength, coordination and cardiovascular fitness. $2R/$2.50NR per class; 20-visit punch pass $38R/$47.50NR
FITNESS FUN (AAC) Chair-based and standing exercises using balls and bands that will test your balance and coordination. Free!
FOREVER YOUNG (TACC) A complete full body workout. Class focus is cardio, strength training, balance, core strength and flexibility. $2.75R/$3.25NR per class 20-visit punch pass $52.25R/$61.75NR
LINE DANCING (TACC) Start with basic steps and progress toward more advanced techniques. No partner needed. $2.75R/$3.25NR per class 20-visit punch pass $52.25R/$61.75NR
SILVERSNEAKERS® CIRCUIT (TACC) A standing circuit workout. Upper body strength workout with weights, tubing, and a ball alternated with aerobic choreography. Chair support offered. $2.75R/$3.25NR per class 20-visit punch pass $52.25R/$61.75NR
SILVERSNEAKERS® CLASSIC (TACC) Designed to increase muscular strength, range of movement. Hand-held weights, elastic tubing, and ball offered for resistance. Chair support offered. $2.75R/$3.25NR per class 20-visit punch pass $52.25R/$61.75NR
SILVERSNEAKERS® YOGA (TACC) Seated and standing yoga poses to increase flexibility, balance, and range of movement. Chair support offered. $3.50R/$4NR per class 10-visit punch pass $35R/$40NR
TAI CHI (TACC) Learn balance skills through flowing, easy-to-learn movements. Build your confidence and reduce your risk of falling. $2.75R/$3.25NR per class; 20-visit punch pass $52.25R/$61.75NR
ZUMBA GOLD® (TACC) Improve your balance, coordination and flexibility with low-impact dance. Steps and patterns are easy to follow. No experience required! $2.75R/$3.25NR per class 20-visit punch pass $52.25R/$61.75NR
Classes highlighted in yellow require pre-registration. All other classes are available on a drop-in basis.
Drop-In Classes
CLASS CANCELATIONSMemorial Day • Monday, May 28
Fourth of July • Wednesday, July 4Annual Maintenance Shutdown
Wednesday-Friday, August 22, 23, 24 Classes located at TACC will be held
during shutdown.
Fitness Class PassesPunches may be used for Classic, Circuit, CardioPlus, Forever Young, Zumba Gold, Tai Chi, Line Dancing, Yogastretch, Beginner Yoga, BOOM Muscle™ and BOOM Move It™. 10-Punch: $35R/$40NR 20-Punch: $52.25R/$61.75NR
THORNTON ACTIVITIES GUIDE56 SUMMER 2018 See page 73 for registration information.
CINCO DE MAYO PARTY Celebrate this festive holiday with a delicious Mexican buffet including enchiladas, tacos and burritos followed by entertainment by returning favorite Mariachi Vasquez. Fees: $4R/$4.50NRRegistration: April 20-May 3.
Fr May 4 12 p.m.
9HEALTH FAIR Join us for the 9Health Fair at the Carpenter Recreation Center. See page 66 or go to 9healthfair.org
Sa May 5 12 p.m.
MOTHER’S DAY CELEBRATIONThe men will serve the ladies as we celebrate mom with a prime rib meal and the music of Derek Evilsizor who performs Frank Sinatra classics like no other! Fees: $4R/$4.50NR Registration: Apr 27-May 10.
Fr May 11 12 p.m.
SILVERSNEAKERS®
LAUGHTER & LIBATIONS Join us in celebrating 10 years of SilverSneakers with a wine and cheese party and Chicken Lips to make us laugh! Fees: $3.50R/$4NR Registration: May 3-16.
239101-A Th May 17 3:30 p.m.
OLDER AMERICAN’S LUNCHEON This special luncheon hosted by the 55+ Organization honors those 85 and older with a free lunch. Let us know if you are 85 and older when registering. Fees: $3.75R/$4.25NR Registration: May 4-15.
We May 16 12 p.m.
AAC 55+ SPECIAL EVENTS *Meals are on your own unless otherwise indicated. All events are for 55+ unless otherwise indicated.
POLICE DEPARTMENT APPRECIATION LUNCH Help us honor those that serve and protect us. Sponsored by the 55+ Organization. Fees: $3.75R/$4.25NR Registration: May 23-June 5.We Jun 6 12 p.m.
FATHER’S DAY LUNCH We’re dishin’ up steak and potatoes and a hug for dad! Entertainment by Dr. Blu - country and time Rock & Roll from the 50s and 60s! Fees: $4R/$4.50NR Registration: June 1-14.Fr Jun 15 12 p.m.
PATRIOTIC LUNCHWear your red, white and blue and sing along to songs performed by the Yesteryear Singers. Fees: $4R/$4.50NR Registration: June 14-28.Fr Jun 29 12 p.m.
SUMMER SUNSET SUPPER Join us for dinner and entertainment by Don Coenen. Please cancel before 9 a.m. the day of the event or a surcharge will apply unless your reservation is sold. Fees: $4.50R/$5NR Ages 18-54 $5.50R/$6.50NR Registration: June 29-July 12.239102-A Fr Jul 13 6 p.m.
ACTIVE ADULT ADVISORY BOARD BBQ Join our Advisory Board for a meal and music. Hamburgers and hot dogs are provided. Please bring a potluck item for four to share. Entertainment by the duo Reckless Abandon. Free! Registration: July 6-17.
We Jul 18 6 p.m.
SUMMER BIRTHDAY PARTYCelebrate June-August birthdays with lunch, cake compliments of Sunny Acres and the dance of PolyFiaFia. Fees: $4R/$4.50NR Registration: July 13-24.
We Jul 25 12 p.m.
May Events June Events
July Events
GRANDKIDS LUNCHEON Grab the grandkids or great-grandkids for a day of fun! Let us know how old the kids are when registering. Sponsored by Visiting Angels.
9 a.m. Playwell LEGO® Train Build 10:30 a.m. Balloon Animals and Face Painting 12 p.m. Lunch and Raffles1 p.m. Zootopia Movie
Adults 55+/children 12 and under: $3.75R/$4.25NR Ages 18-54: $5R/$6NR
We Aug 8 9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Registration: July 25-August 7.
May TripsEvent Date Depart Description Fees Registration
Historic Denver Walking Tour 232101-A
Tu May 1
9:30 a.m. Take a walking tour of Lower Downtown Denver, Union Station, warehouses, office buildings and more! Be prepared to walk one mile and enjoy lunch with the group downtown after the tour.
$21R/ $23NR
Apr 5-17
Stranahan’s Colorado Whiskey Tour 232102-A
Tu May 8
10:30 a.m. “Born of Fire and Friendship,” that is how Stranahan’s came to life. Take a tour of this distillery, that produces whiskey of the highest quality and distinction. Lunch at The Blue Bonnet before the tour.
$9R/ $11.50NR
Mar 1-Apr 10
Breakfast Club: Blackbird Café and Tavern 232103-A
Sa May 12
7:30 a.m. Enjoy breakfast while sitting next to a rushing mountain stream frequented by deer, elk, heron, hawk, ducks and the occasional bear! This café is run by a local family that loves to bring community together.
$10R/ $12.50NR
Apr 5-28
Clive Cussler Museum 232104-A
Mo May 14
9:30 a.m. Visit this extensive collection of over 100 vintage automobiles from 1906 to 1965 from around the world started by renowned best-selling author Clive Cussler. Lunch at Schoolhouse Kitchen & Libations after the museum.
$16.50R/ $18.50NR
Apr 5-24
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo 232105-A
Tu May 22
7 a.m. Spend a day at America’s only mountain zoo where you can hand-feed giraffes and budgies, experience animals up-close and witness a view like no other! You can bring a sack lunch or enjoy lunch at one of the many restaurants at the zoo.
$38.50R/ $43.50NR
Apr 5-May 8
June TripsEvent Date Depart Description Fees Registration
Fair Winds Balloon Ride232106-A
Su Jun 3
5:15 a.m. Enjoy a hot air balloon ride from Boulder. Fee includes a 1½ hour ride, continental breakfast, champagne, t-shirt, balloon pin and personalized flight certificate with photo. Must be able to stand/lean for entire flight. Ten percent tip not included.
$208R/ $210NR
May 3-20
InnovAge Tour232107-A
Tu Jun 5
10:30 a.m. Take a guided-tour of the InnovAge Thornton facility along with explanation of services and a complimentary lunch on site.
$6R/ $7.50NR
May 3-22
Rockies vs. Diamondbacks232108-A
Su Jun 10
12:30 p.m. Enjoy a game with friends at Coors Field with lunch on your own at the stadium. Play ball!
$24R/ $26.50NR
May 3-13
Castlewood Canyon Picnic232109-A
Tu Jun 12
9:30 a.m. Learn about the 1933 dam break that caused the worst flood in Denver history before we enjoy lunch and explore some of the easy trails.
$28R/$31NRLunch included.
May3-29
Breakfast Club: Home Cookin’ Café 232110-A
Mo Jun 18
9 a.m. This family-owned eatery in Arvada offers both savory and sweet dishes including housemade green pork chili and Cinnamonster cinnamon rolls.
$7.50R/ $9.50NR
May 3-Jun 4
Renaissance Festival232111-A
Sa Jun 23
8:30 a.m. Be prepared for a full-day of adventure! Jousting, music, comedy, artisans and gourmet dining abound. Be prepared to walk. Bring $24 cash for festival entry.
$14R/ $17.50NR
May 3-12
*Meals are on your own unless otherwise indicated. AAC 55+ TRIPS = Large amounts of walking.
THORNTON ACTIVITIES GUIDE58 SUMMER 2018 See page 73 for registration information.
July TripsEvent Date Depart Description Fees Registration
Centennial Park Picnic232112-A
Tu Jul 10
10:30 a.m. Visit these lovely gardens in the heart of Denver followed by a walk to the new Whole Foods for your choice of lunch options including a mac and cheese bar or bring a sack lunch. Bring a drink and your walking shoes.
$8R/ $10NR
Jun 7-26
Breakfast Club: Echo Lake Lodge232113-A
Mo Jul 16
8:30 a.m. Breakfast at the lodge and a hike around the lake. What a great way to start the day!
$13R/ $16.50NR
Jun 7-Jul 2
Anschutz Museum232114-A
Mo Jul 23
7:15 a.m. Enjoy a guided-tour of this historic private collection of Western Art. Breakfast at Red Rooster before the tour.
$18.50R/ $21NR
Jun 7-Jul 9
Tap & Taste 232115-A
Tu Jul 24
4 p.m. Featuring over 50 world-class selections of olive oils, gourmet oils, and aged balsamic vinegars on tap, treat yourself to appetizers, beverages and dipping sauces at this family-owned store.
$15.50R/ $17.50NR
Jun 7-26
Old Spaghetti Factory232116-A
Th Jul 26
5 p.m. Enjoy a delicious Italian meal at the new locations – complete with the old-fashioned trolley car, just like you remember!
$7R/$9NR Jun 7-Jul 12
Boulder Tea Room232117-A
Sa Jul 28
2 p.m. Enjoy an elegant afternoon tea with English-style white linens, a tower of sweet and savory pastries, scones, artichoke purses, cucumber sandwiches, sweet cakes and the chef’s daily special!
$33R/ $35.50NR Price includes food and tea.
Jun 7-Jul 7
Foothills Animal Shelter232118-A
Tu Jul 31
11 a.m. Tour this wonderful 33,000 square foot animal shelter that opened in 2009 in Golden and cares for more than 9,200 orphaned cats, kittens, dogs, puppies and critters every year. Lunch at Table Mountain Inn before our tour.
$8.50R/ $11NR
Jun 7-Jul 3
August TripsEvent Date Depart Description Fees Registration
Rockies vs. Dodgers Senior Day232121-A
Su Aug 12
12:30 p.m. It’s Senior Day at Coors Field! Enjoy the game followed by a special visit onto the field to walk the bases including home plate! Lunch on your own at the stadium.
$43R/ $45.50NR
Jul 5-29
Breakfast Club: Early Bird Restaurant232119-A
Tu Aug 14
9 a.m. Serving up made-from-scratch breakfast specialties like Breakfast Tacos and Breakfast Nachos!
$7R/ $9NR
Jul 5-31
Museum of Nature and Science232120-A
Mo Aug 20
9:15 a.m. The Dead Sea Scrolls: Take a self-guided tour of this breathtaking exhibition of an ancient world brought to life.
$29R/ $31.50NR
Jul 5-Jul 23
= Large amounts of walking.AAC 55+ TRIPS *Meals are on your own unless otherwise indicated.
MEDICARE FRAUD DENTAL AWARENESS LET’S GO TO KENYA!
September Sneak Peek TripsEvent Date Depart Description Fees Registration
Brighton Chile Fest332122-A
Sa Sep 8
8 a.m. Enjoy a day of fresh roasted chiles, and roasted Peaches & Cream corn. Learn how to make fresh salsa and visit the Quesadilla Station!
$7.50R/ $9.50NR
Aug 2-24
SeptemberPicnic in Aspen332123-A
Mo Sep 10
7 a.m. Enjoy a trip to visit the John Denver Sanctuary, a scenic venue located in the heart of downtown Aspen. Picnic lunch in the park.
$37.50R/ $45NR
Aug 2-27
Rocky Mountain Repertory Theater332124-A
Su Sep 16
8 a.m. An evening of country and western songs that received unanimous raves on- and off-Broadway. Enjoy fall in the mountains with the Pump Boys and Dinettes. We will stop for lunch before the show.
$58R/$64NR Jul 5-23
Breakfast Club: Maddie’s 332125-A
Tu Sep 18
9 a.m. The menu includes Cinnamon Brioche Sticky Buns, Colorado Potato Cakes and many egg creations. Breakfast is followed by a walk at Washington Park.
$8.50R/ $11NR
Aug 2-Sep 4
Alpaca Farm Days332126-A
Sa Sep 22
9 a.m. Visit Absaroka Alpaca Ranch where they have been raising alpacas for almost 20 years! Meet the adorable, kid-friendly creatures, take pics and watch demos. Lunch at the Copper Rail afterward.
$9.50R/ $12NR
Aug 2-25
Three Leaf Organic Farm 332127-A
Tu Sep 25
9 a.m. Enjoy a custom tour of this local organic farm. Learn about the sources and cycles of our food and appreciate the natural growing process. Afterward, we’ll have a picnic lunch at the farm.
$17.50R/ $20NR
Aug 2-28
*Meals are on your own unless otherwise indicated. AAC 55+ TRIPS = Large amounts of walking.
DISCOVER AMERICA’S HERITAGE FRIDAY, APRIL 27 - SATURDAY, MAY 5, 2019 (8 days, 11 meals)Visit presidential estates, colonial Williamsburg, the Smithsonian Institute, and the National Mall in Washington D.C. War memorials and Arlington National Cemetary are also included. Price includes airfare, 8 breakfasts and 4 dinners.
$500 deposit due upon reservation. Reservations made after deposit due date of October 20, 2018 based on availability. Final payment is due February 26, 2019.
For more information visit: https://gateway.gocollette.com/link/873077. Questions? Contact Jenny Ressl at 720-977-5852.
SAVE THE DATE TRAVEL PRESENTATION We Aug 15 2 p.m. AAC
THORNTON ACTIVITIES GUIDE60 SUMMER 2018 See page 73 for registration information.
AAC 55+ LECTURES & WORKSHOPS
Summer Workshops All lectures and workshops are FREE unless otherwise noted.Event Date Time Description
CarFit (20-minute appointments)
We May 23
10 a.m.- 12:30 p.m.
Older drivers can improve their safety by ensuring their cars are properly adjusted for them. A proper fit in one’s car can greatly increase not only the driver’s safety, but also the safety of others. Sign up at the Active Adult Center or call 303-255-7850 to schedule a 20-minute safety check on your vehicle. Space is limited. Presented by CarFit.
Memorial Day Tribute
We May 23
1 p.m. U.S. Army Sentinel and Commander of the Relief at The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Tom Tudor, will speak about Arlington and the Tomb.
The Silver Tsunami
Th Jun 7
1-2:30 p.m. This workshop is to educate Baby Boomers and their parents on the tidal wave of options and choices now available in the ever-changing world of retirement. Discussion will include: ways to prepare for the unexpected from a financial perspective, estate planning (i.e., Powers of Attorney, Advanced Directives, Wills and Trusts) and how to protect your hard-earned assets; how home builders and cities are addressing multi-generational families and aging; and what’s on the horizon in retirement/assisted living choices, including aging in place. You’ll be glad you came! Sign up by May 24 at the front desk 303-255-7850.
Healthy Travel We Jun 13
1 p.m. Taking a vacation can boost your vitality, but if your body isn’t prepared to go on a trip, your vacation may not be as enjoyable. Learn strategies for getting your body in physical shape before you leave, plus nutrition and exercise tips for keeping your body happy while you are at your destination. Presented by Laura Brieser-Smith.
Empowering People with Vision Loss
We Jun 20
1 p.m. Shirley Proppe, Area Resource Coordinator for A3, will talk about vision loss, blindness, eye health and the resources available for those who are blind or visually-impaired.
The Buffalo Bill Experience 239103-A
Fr Jul 6
1 p.m. Join us for the wagon train driving, Army scouting, Indian fighting and Pony Express riding adventures that made Buffalo Bill an American icon. In the spirit of Hal Holbrook’s “Mark Twain,” learn about his rags to riches to rags life. Fees: $2R/NR Register by Friday, June 22.
AARP Driver Safety Classes
Th Jul 12
12:30- 5 p.m.
A classroom refresher for drivers age 50+. Upon completion of the class, you may qualify for a discount on your auto insurance. Fee collected by AARP instructor at class. Cash or check only. Call 303-255-7850 to sign up. Make checks payable to AARP. Location: Carpenter Recreation Center$15 AARP Member/$20 Non-AARP
Sa Aug 11
8:30 a.m.- 1 p.m.
Nutrition Help for Headaches
We Aug 15
1 p.m. What you eat and drink can make a big difference in your risk of getting a headache. Learn healthy habits you can incorporate into your life to reduce headache frequency and severity. Presented by Laura Brieser-Smith.
INDIAN JEWELRY Fr Jun 8 1 p.m.The tradition of adorning oneself with jewelry is 5000 years old in India. There are 19 different types of jewelry and all are designed to match with the attire. Presented by Akila Arumugan.
INDIAN SPICES Fr Jul 27 1 p.m.In India, a variety of spices are grown in different climatic conditions in different parts of the country. Spices and herbs such as curry and masalas are used in abundance in Indian cooking. Get educated about these different spices and learn the uses for them. Presented by Akila Arumugan.
NORTH SUBURBAN HEALTH TALKS WHAT’S WRONG WITH MY SHOULDER? There are many reasons why your shoulder may hurt. Dr. Lucas Schnell, Orthopedic Surgeon will discuss the causes and the treatments. Th May 17 1 p.m.
STOP MAKING EXCUSES: SKIN CANCER SCREENS ARE MANDATORY!Join Asarch Dermatology and Aesthetics to learn more about high-altitude skin care. Our dry climate and high altitude present unique challenges for aging skin. You are never too old or too busy for prevention.We Jun 27 1 p.m.
DIABETIC FOOT PROBLEMS & WOUND CARE Sixty percent of people with diabetes have some form of neuropathy (nerve damage), a complication of diabetes. This could possibly result in foot ulcers that, if left untreated, could lead to a serious infection and possible amputation of toes, feet and legs. Come listen to Dr. Eric Kuhlman, DPM, Foot and Ankle Surgeon, discuss ways to prevent diabetic foot problems and wound care. Th Aug 9 1 p.m.
NATURAL GROCERS COOKING DEMOSPALEO/PRIMAL SALAD DRESSINGS AND DIPSSome polyunsaturated fats found in most bottled salad dressings promote inflammation. Dress your veggies with recipes taught at this class and maintain a balanced intake of Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids and support optimal health!We Jun 6 1 p.m.
BREAKING THE BREAD HABITLearn how to break the bread habit with a delicious Paleo lettuce wrap instead. This cooking demonstration will teach you how easy it is to turn your lunchtime staple sandwich into a healthy Paleo dish.We Jul 11 1 p.m.
HEALTHY AND DELICIOUS NUTRITION ON THE GOSmoothies are a great way to start your day or provide nutrition on the go. They can also be used to dramatically increase the nutrient density of your diet, every day. Smoothie recipes are easy and only require four easy steps. Supercharge your smoothie for personalized health benefits!
We Aug 29 1 p.m.
Each class taught by Nutritional Health Coach Fallon Rhodes. Space is limited. Sign up at the front desk. 303-255-7850.
ACTIVE MINDS CONVERSATIONS COWBOYS Join Active Minds for the story of the American cowboy. We will expose the mythology and reveal the true origins of the cowboy that lie south of the border within the Spanish colonies in the Americas. We’ll also trace the development of the American cowboy and its influence upon this part of the country as well as tell a good ‘ol cowboy story or two. Fr Jun 1 1 p.m.
WOMEN IN DENVER HISTORYThe city of Denver was shaped by the efforts of many great people. Join Active Minds as we focus on the women of Denver and their contributions to the city and the state. We will cover some familiar names as well as some lesser-known figures as we trace the impact of these women and their place in history. Fr Aug 3 1 p.m.
THORNTON ACTIVITIES GUIDE62 SUMMER 2018 See page 73 for registration information.
POLICE LIAISON CLASSESVICTIM ADVOCATESLearn about the services and resources available for victims. Presented by Victim Advocate Supervisor Vira Herrera. Free!We May 2 1 p.m.
TRACKING SYSTEMTonya DiGiacomo explains an Innovative Grant Program being implemented that provides devices to families of seniors who are at risk of wandering due to dementia. Free!
We Jul 18 11:15 a.m.
TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENTMeet the officers who deal with traffic issues on a daily basis and learn what projects and problems we might see in the future. Free!
We Aug 1 1 p.m.
Tonya DiGiacomo can be reached at 720-977-5037 for any problems or concerns. *Note: Due to the nature of police work, all classes and times subject to change.
POTTERYThis class includes an introduction to clays, glazes, decorative techniques, firing, wheel throwing and hand building. Moderate hand strength required. Clay is available for purchase at the first class and ranges from $10-$11 per 25lb. bag. Location: AAC Fees: $57R/$61NR Tuesdays231211-A May 8-Jun 5 10 a.m.-1 p.m.231211-B May 8-Jun 5 2-5 p.m.231211-C Jun 26-Jul 31 10 a.m.-1 p.m.231211-D Jun 26-Jul 31 2-5 p.m.231211-E Aug 14-Sep 18 10 a.m.-1 p.m.231211-F Aug 14-Sep 18 2-5 p.m.
AAC 55+ POLICE LIAISON, ARTS & CRAFTS
PORCELAIN DOLLS & CERAMICS Yvonne Applehans, certified in ceramics and porcelain, will help you create a handmade gift for someone special or yourself. Learn the latest techniques and brush strokes and make new friends! Supplies are not included in the cost of the class. Class meets from 9:30-11:30 a.m. Location: AAC Fees: $15R/$18NR 3-week session; $20R/$24NR 4-week session; $24R/$30NR 5-week session.
Wednesdays 231201-A May 2-30 231201-B Jun 6-27 231201-C Jul 11-25 No class July 4.231201-D Aug 1-29 No class Aug 22.
Thursdays 231202-A May 3-31 231202-B Jun 7-28 231202-C Jul 5-26 231202-D Aug 2-30 No class Aug 23.
Arts & Crafts Classes
ZENTANGLE Zentangle is an easy-to-learn relaxing process of drawing beautiful images using structured patterns. No previous skills required. You will leave the class with two original tiles of your own creation! All supplies included. Location: AAC Fees: $33R/$35NR231215-A We Jun 20 1-3 p.m. NEW!
FASCIAL STRETCH THERAPYSEE PAGE 51 FOR DETAILS.
ONGOING REGISTRATIONYou may register for classes
with this symbol as soon as your Thornton Activities Guide arrives.
COMPUTER BASICS This hands-on class covers the fundamentals essential to any of today’s personal computers. If you’re brand new to using a computer, this is the perfect class to begin with. Location: AAC Fees: $25R/$27NR 231102-A Tu May 15 1-4 p.m. 231102-B Th Jul 12 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
COMPUTER GAMESPlay Yahtzee, Solitaire and countless other games with fellow students in class or over the Internet. Continue to play from home on your computer or smartphone. Location: AAC Fees: $25R/$27NR231130-A Tu May 29 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
BUYING THE PERFECT COMPUTERShould I buy a laptop, PC, tablet, smartphone, iPad? What is the difference between all these devices? How and where do I get the best price? Get these questions answered and more. Location: AAC Fees: $25R/$27NR231131-A Tu Jul 10 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
BASIC INTERNETLearn how to search the World Wide Web. Find old friends, news articles and local services. Review ratings of local businesses and find doctors. Location: AAC Fees: $18R/$20NR231106-A Tu Jun 5 1-3 p.m.
FACEBOOKLearn how to set up an account. Enjoy sharing photos, videos and notes with family and friends. Already have Facebook and want to learn more about all its options? Come with your questions. Location: AAC Fees: $18R/$20NR231160-A Th Aug 2 10 a.m.-12 p.m.
INTRO TO THE IPHONE AND IPADThis beginner level course will help you better understand the key functions of your Apple mobile device. Class is demonstration-style, but bring your device to follow along and practice. Location: AAC Fees: $25R/$27NR231170-A Tu Jun 26 9:30-11:30 a.m.
AAC 55+ TECHNOLOGY CLASSES
REGISTRATION INFORMATION If a class you intended to sign up for is full, we encourage you to place your name on a waiting list, as we quite often will add additional classes for waiting list participants. In order to receive a full refund, you must cancel three business days prior to the first class date. Adults age 18-54 are welcome for 1½ times the adult 55+ fees.
• Materials fees are necessary for some classes and must be paid (cash or check only) on the first day of class.• Please bring a flashdrive to our computer classes to save your work (this is suggested, but not required) or you can purchase one from the instructor.
Technology Classes
HOW TO USE UBER AND OTHER RIDESHARES Now you can use your smartphone to hire a driver. In this combination of demonstration and hands-on learning experience, we’ll explore how ridesharing works, what’s available locally, getting started, pricing and safety. Bring your smartphone. Location: AAC Fees: $25R/$27NR231133-A Th Jun 7 9:30-11:30 a.m.
GOOGLE MAPSUse this online map program to get directions. You can learn how to use this on one of our computers, or bring your smart phone to learn how to use your device for GPS directions while driving. Location: AAC Fees: $18R/$20NR231132-A Th May 24 10 a.m.-12 p.m.
PRIVATE ONE-ON-ONE COMPUTER INSTRUCTIONUse our lab computers (Windows 10) or bring your device to learn whatever you want. Make a list of questions or ask for a general overview and our instructor will tailor the time to meet your needs. Call 303-255-7850 to schedule an appointment. Hourly Fees: $35R/$40NR
THORNTON ACTIVITIES GUIDE64 SUMMER 2018 See page 73 for registration information.
AAC 55+ SUMMER NATURE WALK & BEGINNER HIKE SCHEDULES
BEGINNER HIKES Van departs at 7 a.m.Hiking Gear is recommend for Beginner Hikes. Suggested equipment list can be found on page 65.
ACTIVITY NUMBER
DATE LOCATION FEES R/NR MILES R.T.
ELEV. GAIN
START ELEV.
NEAREST TOWN
235120-A May 14 Lily Pad Lake $16R/$20NR 3 127 9,825 Silverthorne
235121-A Jun 11 Narrow Gauge Trail $13.50R/$17NR 3.8 200 6,759 Pine
235125-A Aug 13 Waldrop North Trail $14R/$17.50NR 4.3 436 10,112 Nederland
NATURE WALKS Van departs at 8 a.m. Backpacks and hiking gear are not required for walks. Optional: Bring walking sticks to assist with your balance or to slightly increase your aerobic level.
ACTIVITY NUMBER
DATE LOCATION FEES R/NR MILES R.T.
ELEV. GAIN
START ELEV.
NEAREST TOWN
235130-A May 7 Walden Ponds $8.50R/$11NR 1.4 0 5,125 Boulder
235131-A Jun 4 Owl Trail $8R/$10NR 1.4 42 5,653 Morrison
235132-A Jul 2 Wonderland Lake $8.50R/$11NR 1.8 55 5,509 Boulder
235133-A Aug 6 Cherry Creek State Park $9R/$11.50NR 2 0 5,568 Aurora
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.
To receive a full refund, please cancel by 9 a.m. the Friday before the departure date.For registration information, please see page 73.
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.
EXPERIENCED HIKES Van departs at 7 a.m.ACTIVITY NUMBER
DATE LOCATION FEES R/NR MILES R.T.
ELEV. GAIN
START ELEV. NEAREST TOWN
235101-A May 10 Elk Meadows $11.50R/$14.50NR 4.2 551 7,593 Evergreen
235102-A May 17 North Fork Trail $14R/$17.50NR 4.5 318 7,430 Conifer
Lunch is served Monday-Friday at 12 p.m. Reservations are required.
Lunch is served Monday through Friday at 12 p.m. Adult 55+meal fees are $3.75R/$4.25NR. Purchase a 10-punch pass for $33.75R/$38.25NR. The 10th punch is Free!Special-event meals are limited to adults 55+ and may be slightly higher. Adults ages 18-54 accompanied by a senior participant fee is $5R/$6NR. 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.
9HEALTH FAIR AGES 18+Saturday, May 5 • 7 a.m.-12 p.m. Carpenter Recreation Center, 11151 Colorado Blvd.
Visit www.9healthfair.org/findafair or call 720-977-5853 for more information.
MEMORIAL DAY TRIBUTETom Tudor presents a touching account of the history and meaning behind one of our most revered monuments. SEE PAGE 60 FOR DETAILS.
29 Bingo CanceledPatriotic LunchGrilled Hamburger or Chili Dog, Pasta Salad, Baked Beans, Dessert
Lunch is served Monday-Friday at 12 p.m. Reservations are required.
FATHER’S DAY LUNCHIt a day to celebrate your favorite guy! Dr. Blu entertains us after we dine on steak and potatoes and apple pie. SEE PAGE 56 FOR DETAILS.
PATRIOTIC LUNCHGet in the spirit of patriotism by joining us for a festive meal and performance!SEE PAGE 56 FOR DETAILS.
THORNTON ACTIVITIES GUIDE68 SUMMER 2018 See page 73 for registration information.
30Balsamic Salmon, Rice Pilaf, Italian Vegetables, Spinach Salad, Fresh Fruit
31Salad & Sandwich Buffet, Dessert
Lunch is served Monday-Friday at 12 p.m. Reservations are required.
AAC 55+ LUNCH MENUS
JULY 2018
ACTIVE ADULT ADVISORY BOARD BBQMeet our Active Adult Advisory Board members, share a meal and enjoy the folk, rock and country music of Reckless Abandon on July 18. SEE PAGE 56 FOR DETAILS.
SUNSET SUPPERGet ready for some classic rock! We’ll dine and then dance to Don Coenen. Bring a friend for some summertime fun on July 13!SEE PAGE 56 FOR DETAILS.
Lunch is served Monday-Friday at 12 p.m. Reservations are required.AUGUST 2018
DIABETES SELF-MANAGEMENTFree diabetes classes for people who have already been diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes. Topics include: Introductions, healthy eating, monitoring your blood sugar and reducing the risk of chronic diseases. Presented by Tri-County Health. Call 303-255-7850 to sign by Friday, July 30. Location: AAC Mo Aug 6, 13, 20, 27 1-3 p.m.
ANNUAL MAINTENANCE SHUTDOWN WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY, AUGUST 22-24The meal program will be open from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. during the shutdown period, but all other activities and services will be canceled. The entire facility will reopen Monday, August 27 at 8 a.m.*Fitness classes located at TACC will be held during the shutdown period.
