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Join us for a fun afternoon of dancing!

See newsletter for contact and RSVP details.

See newsletter for full details.

PBC Book Club

Book: The Wind Knows My Name** by Isabel Allende and

** (note change of book)


Let us know if you’re planning on coming! Everyone must register on the website. Location will be sent to those who register a week before the meeting. ***Please be sure that your information is correct and available on the TTN website as this is how people will be notified of the location

In addition — if you do not here from me the Wednesday prior to the bookclub, please check your spam folder before asking for the email to be re-sent.


For info contact Gale at gbaker1129@aol.com


Upcoming:


May: Banned Books

Read any one: To Kill a Mockingbird, The Color Purple, or I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings.
June: The Heaven and Earth Grocery Store

This enchanting book revolves around a mischievous Giant Pacific octopus in a small-town aquarium and a lovely elderly widow who cleans at night.

Learn how to "right-size" and pass down the treasures as family stories whether in person, in writing, through recording, pictures or labels.

Bring your "T", whether that‘s tea, tonic or tequila and join us for an hour of conversation using Table Topics cards.

Has your personal or professional life been disrupted by changes that have left you feeling adrift? Is it time to explore new possibilities for what‘s next? This workshop will help you examine yourself, develop insights, explore new possibilities, and navigate the changes in your life.

Digging into 150 years of archives for her book, Boathouse Row, Waves of Change in the Birthplace of American Rowing, Dotty Brown, a former editor at the Philadelphia Inquirer, discovered quirky and fascinating stories behind the façade of these 19th century boathouses. And she will share these extraordinary tales while taking us on this unique opportunity for an in-person tour through the boathouses!

We‘ll be walking on the river Boardwalk at 1 on Wednesdays until the weather warms up...then we‘ll switch to the morning. Contact Cathy Carpenter (catcarp@gmail.com OR 404-667-0381) if you plan to join in for some fun and exercise.

This is an opportunity to get to know each other in a casual environment.

Read the latest book club picks and join us for a rousing discussion over dinner. We meet at 4:30 pm on the third Wednesday of each month.
BE SURE TO REGISTER ON THE WEBSITE TO INSURE YOU ARE NOTIFIED OF THIS MONTH‘S LOCATION. An email will go out with details a few days prior to each meeting. Looking forward to seeing you!
South Florida Members Only

Dinners Together! At Siena Tavern, with upscale, classic Italian fares.
April 17th at 6:00pm.

Learn from a gardening expert how to combine organic gardening practices with resource conservation. Sponsored by the Sustainability Special Interest Group.

ITP walking group will meet at 10:00 a.m. on April 4th and 18th at Mason Mill Park. Contact Margaret Hodges for details and to RSVP.

The Coffee Hour SIG will meet at J Christopher‘s for a cup of coffee, breakfast and fun conversation.

Philadelphia‘s Magic Gardens is a non-profit organization, folk art environment, and gallery space on South Street. It is the largest work created by mosaic artist Isaiah Zagar and spans three city lots, including indoor galleries and a large outdoor labyrinth.

Philadelphia‘s Magic Gardens is a non-profit organization, folk art environment, and gallery space on South Street. It is the largest work created by mosaic artist Isaiah Zagar and spans three city lots, including indoor galleries and a large outdoor labyrinth.

Happy Hour with many excellent, well priced choices at Jax Bistro & Bar.
Please note the earlier start time of 3:45pm as reservations can‘t be made for this very popular, excellent happy hour which will be inside. We can only be seated as a group; one person can‘t reserve the tables.
Free parking in strip mall. Jax is at the end by the entrance light closest to Jog Rd. Guests welcome if space permits after members. Capacity 15.

Monthly networking event to socialize, and to have informal yet meaningful discussions on the challenges and opportunities we face while working in a multigenerational workforce.

Has your personal or professional life been disrupted by changes that have left you feeling adrift? Is it time to explore new possibilities for what‘s next? This workshop will help you examine yourself, develop insights, explore new possibilities, and navigate the changes in your life.

Come Join Us
on Friday, April 19, 2024, Brunch, Fun and Games
Delray Library from 10:30am-12:30pm
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Your entrance fee gets you a Mingle Bingo Card, raffle ticket and brunch.
Join us for Raffle Prizes
Games and Lots of Laughs

Fee for members, $10.00/ Non members, $15.00/ Pay at the door
RSVP by April 17th
to Lynne Podrat Lpodrat@comcast.net

Drop-in lunch meeting for members to connect at the end of the week. Open to all chapters!

Tour of The Chicago Temple and The Chapel in the Sky, world‘s highest highest temple!Lunch before at Corner Bakery

We are in transition all the time. This workshop takes the participants through the three stages of any transition, explaining how each stage can be understood and embraced.

In person one time singalong event for registered members of the TTN NNJ chapter. Member Ellen Campeas and her accompanist will have participants sing songs from the Great American Songbook

SIG Theater Group