Manipulation, Moonshine, and Murder Manipulation, Moonshine, and Murder By Valarie Veanes Upson KristenMeyer / Thursday, September 14, 2023 0 8814 A lively discussion from this new auther, Valarie Veanes Upson, captivated us as she uncovered the history of her grandmother's tragic past. We learned more about life during the Great Depression and what people had to do to survive. Read more
Golden Age Party at Clark Meadows Golden Age Party at Clark Meadows It's National Assisted Living Week and this is one of our celebrations at Clark Meadows! KristenMeyer / Thursday, September 14, 2023 0 6885 Today we enjoyed music performed by Katherine McGrath. She played Jazz standards, old Speakeasy music, and wonderful songs about friendship and love. It's been a full week of activities including an Octoberfest party, Sports Day, and a lecture put on by visiting author, Valerie Veanes Upson. Tomorrow is the Car Show! Read more
Apples, Apples, All Around! Apples, Apples, All Around! While Foraging at Ferris Hills and Clark Meadows we found an Apple Tree! KristenMeyer / Wednesday, September 6, 2023 0 9225 Delicious feral apples growing on our property! Apple sauce, apple crisp, apple pie, tarte au pomme? Anyone? They're not ready yet so stay tuned. Read more
Summer Cooking Class and Wine Pairing with Melissa Summer Cooking Class and Wine Pairing with Melissa Grilled Peaches & Burrata on Crustini KristenMeyer / Wednesday, August 30, 2023 0 7186 This was Mellissa's first cooking class. She hopes to host this event once a month with a seasonal twist. Today's demonstration was casual and fun. Peaches, burrata, balsamic glaze on crustini made for a DELICIOUS combination! Can't want to see what Melissa comes up with next. Read more
Lynne Standish / Saturday, May 2, 2020 / Categories: Clark Meadows Events May Day! Sunshine! Glorious sunshine! Together, staff and residents celebrated May Day (May 1st) with fanfare. The weather forecast was for rain, but to our delight the sun came out and the temperature rose! Our Maypole ribbons wafted in the wind as we gathered folks to sit along the sidewalk (6 feet apart). Some were able to peer out their windows. The joy of a Spring day was felt by all. The traditions of May Day date back to ancient times. Early May Day celebrations began with the Floralia, a festival honoring Flora, the Roman Goddess of flowers. Our Maypole dance brought forth memories from our residents of a bygone era of Spring celebrations of their youth. May baskets were also delivered to celebrate the day. We are so happy to welcome the month of May! Previous Article "The Marathon Man" Next Article Spirits are still high! Print 8906