Nia is a gentle movement practice for holistic healing, blending martial arts and dance in a simple yet effective practice. Participate sitting or standing, shoes or no shoes! $5 per class for non-NNORC residents. Instructor: Andrea Hersh Online registration here
Join NNORC Care Manager Eva Murphy for this instructional series. Let’s review how to utilize your health care portals. Please bring any other tech-related questions and quandaries! Online registration here
The NNORC and the YMCA are partnering to offer you a new weekly exercise class. This sculpt class is designed for older adults using resistance bands, tubing, and dumb bells to keep your muscles and bones strong! Instructor: Cassy Leadenham Online registration here
Let’s meet up to play a few games. We’ll have Scrabble, Life, and Trivial Pursuit. While you’re playing, enjoy snacks provided by Mr. Bumbles Cafe! Online registration here
Gather with your NNORC friends and neighbors for an early Thanksgiving celebration! Lunch will be catered by Healthy Café*. This year we are collecting non-perishable food or toiletries for the Regional Food Bank. Please bring something for the donation box if you can. Reservation is required by Thursday, Nov. 12th. *Kosher meals are available upon
Gentle poses and stretches with the support of a chair will help improve balance, build core strength, increase flexibility and much more. Free for NNORC residents. $5 per class for non-NNORC residents. Instructor: Casey Bernstein Online registration here
Discuss services and supports that are important to you. This meeting is open to all NNORC residents. Online registration here
The NNORC and the YMCA are partnering to offer you a new weekly exercise class. This sculpt class is designed for older adults using resistance bands, tubing, and dumb bells to keep your muscles and bones strong! Instructor: Cassy Leadenham Online registration here
Delicious! by Ruth Reichl Billie Breslin has traveled far from her home in California to take a job at Delicious!, New York’s most iconic food magazine. At first, Billie feels like a fish out of water—until she is welcomed by the magazine’s colorful staff and seduced by the vibrant downtown food scene. Then an unexpected turn
Nia is a gentle movement practice for holistic healing, blending martial arts and dance in a simple yet effective practice. Participate sitting or standing, shoes or no shoes! $5 per class for non-NNORC residents. Instructor: Andrea Hersh Online registration here
