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Casino Trip: Monday, April 28 at 9:30

We will be going to the Resorts World Hudson Valley Casino. Bus riders receive $20 slot dollars and a boxed lunch. Must show a valid state or federal issued picture ID (non-expired) to receive a Genting Rewards Card, Bus Bonus Package and Reprinting Genting Rewards card. Bus returns at 5:30. Price is $45.

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Red Hat Luncheon : Tuesday, April 29  at  1:00

The Sunshine Rambling Roses is the only New Fairfield officially registered chapter of the Red Hat Society. We are holding out our red-gloved hands and inviting you to join us at our next monthly luncheon, signup required.

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Eating A Rainbow Nutrition Talk: Wednesday, April 30 at 1:30

Cari Weizenecker, a Register Dietitian-Nutritionist, will be here to talk about healthy eating and adding a variety of colorful foods to your diet to help support a healthy lifestyle.

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Bluebirds Talk: Wednesday, April 30 at 2:30

Do bluebirds migrate? What foods do they eat? Where do they nest? What do they look like? Join Tom Damiana to get the answers to these questions as well as learn other facts about these beautiful birds.

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​MAY 2025

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Mental Wealth: Thursday, May 1 at 1:00

Did you know that stressed spelled backwards is dessert? Dealing with stress can be overwhelming. Join us for an interactive presentation given by Debi Coniglio-Kilcourse, Exercise Physiologist and Senior Advocate.. Learn some tips to handle what life throws at you, including Aromatherapy, Nutrition, Breathing, Time Management and Exercise.

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Garden Club: Friday, May 2 at 10:00 am

Garden Club members meet the first Friday of every month. Newcomers are welcome. Odd months we meet at the Senior Center, even months we meet at Putnam Diner

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Caregivers Support Group – Saturday, May 3 10:00 am

Maureen Salerno, LCSW, is offering a session at the Center once a month for caregivers who need support and information. This group is for any family member or friend who cares for a loved one, whether the limitation is due to an illness, an injury, dementia or something else.

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Hot Dog Bingo: Monday, May 5 at 1:00 $6 covers both 1st Bingo card and refreshments.​

Additional cards are $1.00 each.  Please, adults only. Come for fun.

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Men’s Breakfast Club Tuesday, May 6, 8:30 am 

Enjoy some hot catered breakfast foods. Donations are kindly requested to offset the cost of breakfast.

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High School Culinary Visit Tuesday, May 6, 11:30 am 

You’re invited to tour the Culinary Department of the new Fairfield High School and swap some of your favorite cookie recipes. We will carpool from the Senior Center leaving at 11:30. Signup is limited to 20 so call or stop in right away.

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Walking Club:  

May 6 at 9:30 Lasdon Park

May 13  at 10:30 Walking Club Meeting,

May 20 at 9:30 Orzech Family Preserve

May 27at 9:30 Harrybrooke Park

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Bronx Club: Wednesday, May 7 at 11:00

We will share memories and experiences and meet other “Bronx Transplants”. We may live in Connecticut now, but our hearts will always be in the Bronx! We will be discussing “How did you end up in the Bronx?”

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Book Talk: It’s Up, It’s Good: Wednesday, May 7 at 1:30

Reverand John Parille has written a new book, “It’s Up, It’s Good”. Life is like the game—full of challenges, unexpected plays, and moments when we must dig deep. It's Up, It's Good! connects the lessons of faith with the grit and strategy of football, showing how we can all move the ball forward in our spiritual walk.

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Prayers for Peace: Wednesday, May 7 at 3:00

People of all faiths are welcome to join us to share prayers and inspirational writings for both inner peace and world peace. Participants can bring a prayer or quote of their choosing. We will also have available books with prayers and writings from all religions, encompassing many themes. Hosted by Susan and Michael Dutton.

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COA Listening Session: Thursday, May 8 at 10:00am

Members of the Commission on Aging will be here to meet you and hear your concerns.

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Judge Martin Landgrebe: Friday, May 9 10:00 – 12:00  Bring questions on different aspects of probate that you may have, including guardianships, living trusts, unclaimed property, estate taxes and administering decedents’ estates. Contact us to schedule your appointment. 

 

Cooking with Puti: Friday, May 9 at 12:00

Puti Malavenda is coming back to warm our heart with her recipe for Empanadas. Sign up and join us. Tasting is available.

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Origami with Dirk:: Tuesday, May 13 at 1:00  Dirk Fernandez will be here to lead a class in Origami. Everyone will be making their own Lily project that they can bring home to enjoy. All materials will be supplied.

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Downsizing: Wednesday, May 14 at 1:30

Are you trapped in your own house and unable to move on? Join long time New Fairfield resident and local realtor, Carrie Barry along with moving and downsizing expert Matt of G&G Home Solutions for an interactive conversation and Q&A to make your change stress free. We will talk with you and help answer questions on how to clear out what is weighing you down, how to relocate treasures to friends and family, how to sell and donate home goods, how to get those pesky home repairs done, what are you capable of doing or what should be sourced out. Come join in the conversation and bring your questions!

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History of The Palace Theater: Thursday, May 15 at 1:30

Meg Luddy will give this 1-hour presentation about the History of the Palace Theater. She will also share the theater after its renovation in 2004. This trip down memory lane promises to be informative with lots of interaction.

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Intuitive Readings: Monday, May 19 at 1:00

Intuitive readings are sessions where a professional reader will read your energy vibrations. Readers are usually empaths and healers who are sensitive to other’s energy. These people can sense what is going on in your life. Based on the issues they will work with you to empower you. Sign up for your 15 minutes with Courtney Stark for $15.00.

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Elder Financial Abuse: Monday, May 19 at 2:00

Akmin McKelvey from the M and T Bank will be here to talk about Elder Financial Abuse, Identity Theft and Scams that are relative to what is currently going on. Stay informed! Sign up today.

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Discussion Group with Kathy: Tuesday, May 20 at 1:00pm.

We look forward to exploring and sharing thoughts.

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Money Values and Smart Goals: Wednesday, May 21 at 1:30

CT Money School will be offering a 60 minute workshop about money management. They will cover Personal financial values and beliefs and how they influence your financial decisions. You will learn how to identify, prioritize and set S.M.A.R.T. (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic and Time-Based) goals. Also learn how to understand needs versus wants and how external influences impact your financial choices.

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Friends of the Senior Center Meeting – Wednesday, May 21, 4:00 The Friends are always looking to welcome new members and fresh ideas for their projects and fundraising.

Lots of fun fundraisers to get involved with this spring. Please join us and support your Senior Center with "Friends".

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Foot Reflexology Appointments with Eileen Byrnes: Tuesday, May 6 at 9:00 and Tuesday, May 27 at 9:00 Reflexology reduces stress, promotes relaxation, improves circulation of oxygen and nutrients, also detoxifies and cleanses the body.  Eileen Byrnes, nationally certified reflexologist, provides MONTHLY one-on-one therapy appointments. Since this is partly funded by the Friends of the NFSC, you may sign up for a 30-minute appt. for only $25.

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Women’s Book Club:  Thursday, May 22 at 11:00

We will be reading “The Berry Pickers” by Amanda Peters. There is a monthly fee of $4.

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Trash Talk: Thursday, May 22 a 1:00

The State of Connecticut is experiencing a waste crisis. The state produces more waste than we have capacity to manage, forcing dependency on out-of-state landfills and waste to energy plants at a higher cost. This event will give an overview of the waste stream in Connecticut, what residents can do to help solve the problem and how it can also save you money in the long run. Recycling plays an important role in waste reduction but knowing what can and can not go in your recycling bin is most important. Jennifer Heaton-Jones the Executive Director of the HRRA, the regional governmental solid waste and recycling authority, will give a one-hour presentation with a 30-minute Q&A. You’re guaranteed to learn something new and be

Inspired to reduce, reuse and recycle right.

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NEW Dynamic Energy Healing: Friday, May 23 at 1:00

Join Courtney for this free class. It will help reduce stress, promote relaxation, and restore physical, mental and emotional health through simple hands-on healing techniques very similar to Reiki but a bit more intense.

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Red Hat Luncheon: Tuesday, May 27  at  1:00

The Sunshine Rambling Roses is the only New Fairfield officially registered chapter of the Red Hat Society. We are holding out our red-gloved hands and inviting you to join us at our next monthly luncheon, signup required.