In Duplicate Bridge, teams of two compete using set hands to earn points by outplaying others. Play with the same partner for a two-month challenge - highest scores earn recognition! Facilitator: Bobbi Jo Unruh.

Books are chosen at the previous meeting. If you were unable to attend, call the front desk for the title. Please read the book beforehand to prepare for discussion. Books can be found at libraries, bookstores, etc. Facilitated by Gayle Wudarczyk.

Bunco is an easy and fun game of dice. Enjoy an afternoon of fun, laughter, and prizes.

If you're 62+ and own a home, you may qualify for a Reverse Mortgage to pay off your mortgage, gain extra retirement income, or buy your dream home. Instructor: Jackie Hahn.

A fan favorite returns! Join us this month as musician Dan Kenny takes the stage for another great performance. Enjoy a delicious meal featuring baked spaghetti, salad, chips, and a cookie.

Established in 1945, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) is a specialized agency within the UN with a mission to promote peace through education.  As part of that mission, UNESCO oversees the selection and legal protection of World Heritage Sites, locales judged to “be of outstanding value to humanity.”  Join Active Minds as we trace the origin and extension of World Heritage Sites and take a tour of a few highlights.

The Eastern Screech Owl is one of Colorado’s smallest and most elusive owls. Though tiny, these nocturnal neighbors are powerful hunters and can be found in select areas around the Denver metro. Join us for a rare look at this fascinating owl!

Join in with other peers experiencing low vision, vision loss, and blindness. Receive peer support and learn new skills, technology, and resources for living with low vision from each other and occasional guest speakers. Facilitated by Sherry Miller.

This hands-on class, led by a CSU Master Gardener, will cover everything you need to successfully start seeds at home, with a primary focus on vegetables. Learn best practices for soil, timing, and care, then put that knowledge into action by planting your own seeds. Participants will leave with a strong start on their very own vegetable garden for the season.

The Silver Tongue Players are the SCAAC Readers Theatre acting troupe performing a short 15 - 30-minute play the last Thursday of each month. Enjoy a variety of genres with each performance - typically heartwarming or rib-tickling comedy! Please see the posted flyers for description. 

Hello, darkness, my old friend! Guinness Stout, brewed in Dublin since 1759, has been a divisive drink that haunts draft lines in bars and supermarket shelves around the globe. The chewy taste, simply put, is an acquired one.  But Guinness lovers and haters alike will fall for this decadent, moreish treat with a delicious frothy-like topping. Oh, my Guinness - it’s seriously good stuff! Instructor: Travels with Toni.

Curious about smart home technology but not sure where to start? This beginner-friendly session introduces easy, user-friendly devices that add convenience, safety, and fun to your home, from smart speakers to security cameras. Learn how these devices work, connect to Wi-Fi, and simplify everyday tasks. Presented by Derek Taniguchi from Rescue Geek.

After losing his wife, Fred (Christopher Plummer) moves into a nearby apartment building where he meets Elsa (Shirley MacLaine). Elsa bursts into his life like a whirlwind, teaching him that time is precious and that he should enjoy life - and love - to the fullest. Rated PG-13. 1hr/35 min. Free, but please register.