LANGLEY PARK SENIOR ACTIVITY CENTER SPRING 2015 CALENDAR Welcome to the Langley Park Senior Activity Center March, April, May 2015 Hours of Operation - Monday-Friday 9am - 3:30pm Please note the center will be closed on: Monday, May 25 - Memorial Day Spring Registration Begins Registration - Monday, February 9, for residents o NOTE: On February 9th ONLY, we will open at 7am to assist with registration. Registration – Tuesday, February 17, for non-residents Spring Classes/Trips – Sign up early, trips fill on a first come, first serve basis. Please register at least one week prior to the class/trip start date so we can plan accordingly. A minimum number of registrants are required for programs to be held. See refund policy on back page. 1500 Merrimac Drive ● Hyattsville, Maryland 20783 Office: (301) 408-4343/Spanish: (301) 445-4509/Fax: (301) 408-4344/TTY: (301) 446-3402 500 Merrimac Drive ● Hyattsville, Maryland 20783 FITNESS ROOM The fitness room is available Monday thru Friday, 10:30am-3pm. The fitness room is FREE for bi-county residents (Prince George’s and Montgomery County) 60 & Better. You must present your membership card at the front desk in order to use the fitness room. FITNESS ROOM AND GYM TABLE GAMES COMPUTER LAB Seniors 60 & better who have an M-NCPPC SMARTlink account may “drop-in” to use the lab during the designated drop-in times, 10:30am3pm. Schedule is subject to change. See center staff for regulations. BILLIARDS ROOM FIRESIDE LOUNGE SENIOR WALKS KARAOKE Join the Langley Park Seniors Sassy “Senior” Walk, come take a for our card SHARKS exciting games. healthy indoor stroll and earn prizes, ALL WHIST CLUBS ARE WELCOME!! just for walking! Monday and Friday ALL BRIDGE CLUBS ARE WELCOME!! 9:30am. LINE DANCING Line dancing is a great way to exercise to music. No experience necessary. Drop-in and join the fun!! Every Wednesday, 10am-Noon. D RDS ROOM OOM AND GYM ALL SHADES of PINK PROJECT Be a part of this exciting comfort blank project for breast cancer patients!! All supplies provided. Contact Senior Center for scheduled times. FREE! Share your talent with the Langley Park Seniors and enjoy a fun time singing your favorite song. Contact the senior center for schedule. INSPIRATIONAL HOUR BINGO Our very own senior volunteer Marie Fuller will lead interested seniors in an inspirational hour. Every Thursday, 10-11am. A weekly tradition you won’t want to miss. Come use our large print shutter cards with easy to read numbers! Every Wednesday, 12:30-2pm. LOUNGE BILLIARDS ROOM FIRESIDE LOUNGE CLASSESASSES Class Name D Day/Dates ay Time Barcode Computer Skills-Level 1 Mon & Wed March 2-25 April 6-29 May 4–27 9-10am 9-10am 9-10am 1602217 1602218 1602219 $58-R/$70-NR $58-R/$70-NR $58-R/$70-NR 10-11am 10-11am 10-11am 1602267 1602268 1602269 $58-R/$70-NR $58-R/$70-NR $58-R/$70-NR 10am-3pm Ask about our Senior ID Card FREE Computer Skills-Level 2 Computer Lab “drop-in” Mon & Wed March 2-25 April 6-29 May 4–27 Tues, Thurs, Fri Schedules are subject to change Fee Jewelry Making Beginners Tuesday March 10-31 April 7-28 May 5-26 10:30-11:30am 10:30-11:30am 10:30-11:30am 1602271 1602272 1602273 $20-R/$24-NR $20-R/$24-NR $20-R/$24-NR Line Dance Class Monday March 2-23 April 6-27 May 4-25 10:30am-Noon 10:30am-Noon 10:30am-Noon 1602274 1602275 1602276 $20-R/$24-NR $20-R/$24-NR $20-R/$24-NR 9-10am 9-10am 9-10am 1602279 1602280 1602281 $58-R/$70-NR $58-R/$70-NR $58-R/$70-NR 10-11am 10-11am 10-11am 1602282 1602283 1602284 $58-R/$70-NR $58-R/$70-NR $58-R/$70-NR 10-11am 10-11am 10-11am 1602285 1602286 1602287 $25-R/$30-NR $25-R/$30-NR $25-R/$30-NR Piano-Beginner Piano-Intermediate Zumba Gold Tues & Thursday March 3-26 April 7-30 May 5–28 Tues & Thursday March 3-26 April 7-30 May 5–28 Tues & Thurs March 3-26 April 7-30 May 5–28 Billiard Class Tuesday March 10-31 April 7-28 May 5-26 Beginner Rubber Stamp Art Class Fridays as follows: March 13, 20, 27 April 17 ,24 May 15, 22, 29 11am-12Noon 11am-12Noon 11am-12Noon 1610019 1610020 1610021 $25-R/$30-NR $25-R/$30-NR $25-R/$30-NR 10am-Noon 1626457 $20-R/$30-NR Be a part of this exciting comfort blank project for Breast Cancer patients!! Participants should have a basic/beginner’s knowledge of crocheting, an understanding of how to make a “chain”, “double crochet stitch”, and “slip stitch”. All Shades of Pink Comfort Blankets are given to Breast Cancer Patients. All supplies provided. Ages 50 & up. All Shades of Pink meets on March 9, April 13, and May 18, 10am-Noon. Trip Information For your information, we have included the mode of transportation provided on our trips. Please note, the mode of transportation is not guaranteed and may be changed. Here are some of the vehicles we use: M-NCPPC Activity bus-small tan bus Senior Activity bus-medium sized, new white bus that seats 12 adults comfortably Commission bus-large (27 passenger), white bus Charter bus- a private company is contracted to provide a coach bus (typically 40-50 passengers). Note: When you see these feet with a trip or activity, it means there will be a lot of walking. It is not too late to join Club 300 and take the Walk Across America Challenge! Register online at www.pgparks.com/club300.htm or call 301-446-3444. Come enjoy a variety of live music every month! FREE! Please sign up at the center in advance so we can plan accordingly. Friday, March 20, Friday, April17, MOTHER’S DAY BRUNCH Need a WMATA Senior SmartTrip Card? We can help!! Langley Park Senior Activity Center sells WMATA Senior SmartTrip cards which can be used for Metrorail, Metro bus, all regional bus systems, and parking at most Metro-operated lots. To purchase a Senior SmarTrip card, you must be 65 years of age with a photo ID. The cost is $2. See our Langley Park Senior Activity Center front desk staff to purchase. Help us “go green” and only take one calendar per season! Check us out online aat www.pgparks.com Things To Do “Seniors” Langley Park Senior Activity Center/Events & Programs Nixle - Sign Up Today! Get information on M-NCPPC closures, cancellations, and emergencies by text or email. Sign up today by visiting www.pgparks.com and click on You will need your mobile phone number or an email address and your zip code to complete the registration. It’s easy, so join your friends and neighbors and “be in the know” about M-NCPPC. March Trips & Special Events Drug Enforcement Administration Museum, Washington, DC Friday, March 6 $20/Resident; $24/Non-Resident 10am-4pm SMARTlink# 1621464 The DEA Museum opens an interactive exhibit that delves into the prescription drug abuse problem gripping America today. The exhibit explores the history of prescription drug abuse and diversion in the United States and efforts to combat the problem and includes recreations of period pharmacies, depictions of significant cases, and displays illustrating the impact of these substances on the human body. The rise of rogue internet pharmacies in the past ten years is highlighted. The exhibit presents the science of how these medicines can have therapeutic effects on the body when taken properly, but detrimental effects when misused. There will be a question and answer period with a DEA agent. Meals are at your own expense. Transportation aboard the Commission Bus. Intergenerational Billiards Tournament (single elimination) Saturday, March 7 $5/Resident; $6/Non-Resident 2pm-4pm SMARTlink#1609168 The Langley Park Seniors –vs-The Langley Park Xtreme Teens. Let’s show our youth what we got! You must register by February 27. If you think you got what it takes to challenge the Langley Park Seniors, BRING IT! National Harbor, Tanger Outlets Thursday, March 12 $15/Resident; $18/Non-Resident 10:30am-4pm SMARTlink# 1619317 Take a stroll along the riverfront, visit shops including the new Tanger Outlets and have lunch at one of many fine restaurants. Meals are at your own expense. Transportation aboard the Commission Bus. Rubber Stamping Art Friday, March 13-May 29 $20/Resident; $25/Non-Resident 8-week workshop SMARTlink# 1626457 10am-12pm Learn the art of rubber stamping by creating greeting cards and small gift items. All skill levels are welcome. All supplies provided. Class dates are: March 13, 20, 27, April-17, 24, May-15, 22, 29. St. Paddy’s Day Ice Cream Social Tuesday, March 17 FREE 12:30-2pm It’s time to wear your green and celebrate the “Luck of the Irish”. Enjoy a fabulous ice cream sundae made by your very own Langley Park Senior Activity Center staff. Please register in advance at the Center! Maryland Live and Arundel Mills Mall Wednesday, March 18 $10/Resident; $12/Non-Resident 10:30am-4pm SMARTlink# 1619325 The Maryland Live! Casino features slot machines, electronic table games and nationally acclaimed restaurants. Or, you may prefer to shop at Arundel Mills Mall, Maryland’s largest outlet and value retail shopping, dining and entertainment destination with more than 200 indoor stores. Meals are at your own expense. Transportation aboard M-NCPPC activity bus. AARP Driver Safety Program Monday March 23 10am-3pm Learn how to avoid driving hazards. Take this refresher course especially designed for drivers 50 and over. Register online or call (301) 775-7039. Graduates may qualify for insurance premium discounts. Register early, space is limited. Lunch is available by contacting our Nutrition Site Manager at (301) 439-3056 in advance for a donation of $3. Spirit of Washington- Cherry Blossom Sight Seeing Lunch Cruise, Washington, DC Tuesday, March 31 $75/Resident; $90/Non-Resident 10:30am-3pm SMARTlink# 1621488 Enjoy a day on the Spirit of Washington Cherry Blossom Sight Seeing Cruise. See the sights along the scenic Potomac River from five outer decks. Enjoy a lavish buffet lunch. Be entertained by a high-energy musical revue and live DJ which is all included in price. Transportation aboard the Commission Bus. April Trips and Special Events Easter Egg Hunt Monday, April 6 Free 1-2pm Come and enjoy the egg-citement! Look all over the senior center to find a prize. You could find the golden Easter Egg prize. Keep looking. GOOD LUCK! 2015 Seniors on Stage, Bowie Center for the Performing Arts Wednesday, April 8 $8/Resident; $10/Non-Resident 10:30am-Noon SMARTlink# 1607689 (doors open at 9:45am) Come and hear our very own talented Prince George’s County seniors as they perform on stage. You first MUST register in SMARTlink, and then sign up for transportation separately at the center’s front desk. Limited transportation aboard MNCPPC activity buses. Your ticket will be mailed to you. Donations requested of non-perishable food items for local Bowie Interfaith Pantry. Lunch at your own expense following the show. AMISH Market, Annapolis Thursday, April 9 $10/Resident; $12/Non-Resident 10:30am-3pm SMARTlink# 1619329 Shop at one of the largest Amish Markets in the area where fresh meats and baked items are their specialty. Meals are at your own expense. Transportation aboard M-NCPPC activity bus. Tour of WUSA 9 News Station Tuesday, April 14 $25/Resident; $30/Non-Resident 10:30am-3pm SMARTlink# 1619330 BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!! Tour WUSA 9 News Station and watch news broadcast live on television. Television is a high impact medium. It delivers immediacy, mass coverage, flexibility, movement, and crucially spot-by-spot accountability.The one constant throughout the WUSA 9's 60 year history in Washington is their commitment to innovation. Lunch is at your own expense. Transportation aboard the Commission Bus. AARP Driver Safety Program Monday, April 20 10am-3pm Learn how to avoid driving hazards. Take this refresher course especially designed for drivers 50 and over. Register online or call (301) 775-7039. Graduates may qualify for insurance premium discounts. Register early, space is limited. Lunch is available by contacting our Nutrition Site Manager at (301) 439-3056 in advance for a donation of $3. Excellence in Vascular Care Wednesday, April 22 & 19 Free 10am-12noon Peripheral arterial disease (P.A.D.) is a common circulation problem where the arteries become narrow or clogged. A non-invasive, painless test will be taken that measures the ration of the blood pressure of the ankle compared to the arm. Lower blood pressure in the ankle indicates blocked arteries. A Doppler Ultrasound Test a non-invasive test will be taken that visualizes the artery with sound waves and measures the blood flow in the artery to indicate if there is an arterial blockage. Register early to have your test taken and reviewed by a Heart Health Clinical Vascular Specialist. Murder Mystery Dinner Theater, Baltimore Saturday, April 25 $70/Resident; $84/Non-Resident 5pm-10pm SMARTlink# 1621456 There will be mysteries for you to try and solve with more twists and turns than you can imagine. All mysteries are comic, interactive shoes, and you can participate as much or little as you like whether you're an innocent bystander or a usual suspect. WHO DID IT?? Dinner, show, and gratuity are included. Transportation aboard the Commission Bus. May Trips and Special Events AARP Driver Safety Program Monday, May 4 10am-3pm Learn how to avoid driving hazards. Take this refresher course especially designed for drivers 50 and over. Register online or call (301 775-7039. Graduates may qualify for insurance premium discounts. Register early, space is limited. Lunch is available by contacting our Nutrition Site Manager at (301) 439-3056 in advance for a donation of $3. Bay Lighthouses Cruise, Annapolis Wednesday, May 6 $70/Resident; $84/Non-Resident 9:30am-4:30pm SMARTlink# 1621494 A costumed lighthouse keeper on the cruise will take you to a time when our lighthouses were “manned” in the Chesapeake Bay in order to keep the vessels warned of danger. Men and women of the 19th Century kept at their post, but this lighthouse keeper will keep you entertained and engaged with humor, anecdotes, music, tales of famous keepers and even a ghost story or two! This Bay Lighthouses Cruise promises you a memorable time. Lunch is included. Your luxury accommodation will be on a 65’ custom built yacht. Transportation aboard the Commission Bus. Mother’s Day Brunch Monday, May 11 $35/Resident; $42/Non-Resident 11am-1pm SMARTlink# 1621528 Come celebrate this special day for Moms. Enjoy a catered brunch and the R&B sounds by Ray Apollo Allen performing hits from the 40’s to the 80’s. Let’s go back down memory lane with our mothers and grandmothers celebrating the gift of LIFE!! Reservations are on a first come, first reserve basis. HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY! UniverSoul Circus, Hyattsville Thursday, May 14 $25/Resident; $30/Non-Resident 9:30am-3:30pm SMARTlink#1619331 The UniverSoul Circus is the most interactive Circus in the world!! It is deeply rooted in traditional circus with a fresh and energetic flair that is just right for today and definitely as unexpected as tomorrow. A show you don’t want to miss!!! Lunch is on your own. Transportation aboard M-NCPPC vans. Senior Health & Fitness Day Wednesday, May 20 Sports & Learning Complex, Landover 8am-1pm Free In celebration of Older Americans Month, take a step in the right direction and enjoy a day of health and fitness. Take part in a variety of activities, health screenings, and gather information from over 50 exhibitors. This annual event includes swimming, fitness walking, line dancing, aerobics, chair exercise, massages and much, much more. Limited transportation aboard a M-NCPPC activity bus is provided from the Center. Sign up in advance. Toby’s Dinner Theatre: “1776” the Musical, Columbia Wednesday, May 27 $68/Resident; $72/Non-Resident 9:30am-3pm SMARTlink# 1621534 The signing of the Declaration of Independence, a groundbreaking event in American history, blazes to vivid life in this most unconventional of Broadway hits. 1776 puts a human face on the pages of history as we see the men behind the national figures determined to do the right thing for a fledging nation. 1776 is a funny, insightful, and compelling drama with a wonderful musical score. Lunch is included. Transportation aboard the Commission bus. Larriland Farm Friday, May 29 $10/Resident; $12/Non-Resident 10am-3pm SMARTlink# 1619336 It's just about harvest time! Travel with us to scenic Woodbine Maryland to the renowned Larriland Farm to pick your own locally grown fruits and vegetables. You will surely enjoy picking a variety of apples such as: Suncrisp, Mutsu and Braeburn, vegetables in season will be, chard, beets and spinach, and of course, there are many other fruits and vegetables. Enjoy a meal at your own expense at a nearby restaurant. Transportation aboard M-NCPPC activity bus. Weekly Activities ACTIVITY DAY TIME FEE Maj Jongg: An exciting & challenging game and great way to meet new friends. Bingo: A weekly tradition you won’t want to miss. Come use our large print shutter cards with easy to read numbers! Bridge: Come enjoy a game of bridge, bring your friends. All Bridge Clubs are Welcome!! Bid Whist Join the Langley Park Seniors for an exciting game of Whist. All Whist Clubs are Welcome!! Exercises for ALL! Enjoy exercising in our fitness center, strength training, and light cardiovascular activities. All fitness levels are encouraged. Tuesdays 1-3pm FREE Wednesdays 12:30-2pm Monday - Friday 10am-3pm FREE with Senior Center ID FREE Monday-Friday 10am-3pm FREE Monday-Friday 10:30am-3pm Free with Senior Center ID Monday-Friday 10am-3pm FREE Monday-Friday 9am-3pm FREE Dominoes Just for the fun of it. Sets available at Center reception desk. Card Sharks & Pinochle Players Join us whether you already know how to play or need to brush up on your skills Health Opportunities Are you interested in losing weight? Meet others who have a similar interest. TOPS (Take off Pounds Sensibly) chapter meets at Langley Park Senior Activity Center, every Tuesday from 12:30-12:45pm weigh-in (in weight room); Meeting at 12:45pm (in Library). For more information, contact the Senior Activity Center at: 301-408-4343. FEE: $24 T.O.P.S. membership required. Walk Your Way To A Healthier You Join others at Langley Park who wants to improve their health by walking. Our walking program meets every Monday and Friday at 9:30am. On your first visit, you will receive a punch card and a pedometer. Each day you walk you will get your card punched. Come one day a week or two whenever it is convenient for you. Incentive awards for those who continue walking include: 70 punches – Walk Your Way Logo Water Bottle 80 punches- Walk Your Way Logo Towel 100 punches – Fun Fit & Fabulous Logo T-shirt Blood Pressure Screenings-Free Tuesday, March 3 10:45am – 11:45am Wednesday, March 18 11:45am – 12:30pm Tuesday, April 7 10:45am – 11:45am Wednesday April 15 Tuesday, May 5 11:45am – 12:30pm 10:45am – 11:45am Wednesday, May 20 11:45am – 12:30pm Health Educational Workshops Health Event: The Healthy Side of Container Wednesday, March 18, 10:30am-11:30am Free Explore the many flowers and vegetables that you can grow in containers of various sizes and small yards. Whether you are a beginner or expert gardener, you will learn new tips and tricks to easier gardening and how to cultivate fresh and “local” vegetables of your own. Seminar provided by the NIH Heart Center at Suburban Hospital and the University of Maryland Extension Master Gardeners Program. Health Event: Aromatherapy for Health Wednesday, April 15, 10:30-11:30am Free Essential oils are nature's most powerful healing agents. They have been used for thousands of years to calm, relax and uplift the spirit, detoxify the body and benefit the skin. Today, science is discovering that essential oils can dispel negative emotions, accelerate the delivery of oxygen and nutrients to the cells, and battle free radicals. Join us for an interactive, hands-on workshop to find out how essential oils can help you relieve stress and promote relaxation, boost your immune system, relieve headaches and more! Seminar provided by the NIH Heart Center at Suburban Hospital and the Mindfulness Center. StrikeinOut Stroke!Care HealthHealth Event: Event: Excellence Vascular Wednesday, April 22 & 19, 10am-12noon Free Peripheral arterial disease (P.A.D.) is a common circulation problem where the arteries become narrow or clogged. A noninvasive, painless test will be taken that measures the ration of the blood pressure of the ankle compared to the arm. Lower blood pressure in the ankle indicates blocked arteries. A Doppler Ultrasound Test a non-invasive test will be taken that visualizes the artery with sound waves and measures the blood flow in the artery to indicate if there is an arterial blockage. Register early to have your test taken and reviewed by a Heart Health Clinical Vascular Specialist. Health Event: Strike Out Stroke! Wednesday, May 20, 10:30am – 11:30am Free May is American Stroke Month! Suburban Hospital and the American Heart Association have partnered to help the fight against stroke. Stroke is the 3rd leading cause of the death in the US. It can occur at any time, to anyone, without regard to age or ethnicity. Through an interactive workshop, learn to recognize key signs and symptoms along with ways to reduce risk factors for this life threatening condition. What you learn could save your or a loved one’s life! Seminar provided by the NIH Heart Center at Suburban Hospital. SENIOR NUTRITION PROGRAM The Senior Nutrition Program (hot lunch) is offered Monday through Friday featuring a healthy, well-balanced meal. Individuals who are 60 & better can reserve a meal by contacting our Nutrition Manager, Austin Simpson at (301) 439-3056 or by contacting the Department of Family Services Nutrition Office at 301-265-8475. You must register by 1pm the day before you would like a meal, register by 1pm Friday for a Monday meal. IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS Senior Nutrition/Transportation Legal Aid Department of Family Services Seniors County Information Medicare Information Call-A-Bus The actual donation is $3.00. Please donate as much as you can. If you need to cancel your meal, please do so at two (2) days in advance with Austin Simpson, Nutrition Manager at (301) 4393056. Please bring exact change to cover your donation. Coffee and donuts are available everyday 9am-11am. Note: There will be no lunch program when Prince George’s County schools have a delayed opening or closed due to inclement weather conditions. Reminder: Lunch is subject to change depending on the Office on Aging’s schedule. Important Contact Information Corner 301-265-8475 301-927-6800 301-265-8400 301-265-8450 800-233-1124 301-499-8603 DISABILITY ACCOMMODATIONS The Department of Parks and Recreation encourages and supports the participation of individuals with disabilities. Register a minimum of two weeks in advance of the program start date to request and receive a disability accommodation. FOR YOUR INFORMATION Moved? Number changed? Please stop at the office and make sure your personal information is correct. Let us know if you have any changes including emergency contact names and phone numbers. Attn. Volunteers: Please remember to record your time on your time sheet. Time sheets must be completed by the 4th of the month for the previous month. Volunteer Opportunities Do you have a special skill or talent you would like to share with others? Would you like to teach classes to seniors, here at the Langley Park Senior Activity Center? If so, give us a call at (301) 4084343. Refund Policy: Class and activity refunds are subject to a 20% handling fee and must be requested in writing. Trip refunds will only be available if your registration is replaced by someone on the waiting list. If you must cancel your reservation, please contact the center staff as soon as possible or call (301) 408-4343. INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY M-NCPPC follows the decisions of Montgomery and Prince George’s County Governments in announcing closings and delays related to snow and weather related emergencies. Therefore, if the County Government announces an all-day closing, the facilities in that county will be closed. Check the website for an up to date listing of M-NCPPC closures at www.pgparks.com.
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