Honeoye Middle Schoolers perform a Holiday Concert at Clark Meadows & Ferris Hills Honeoye Middle Schoolers perform a Holiday Concert at Clark Meadows & Ferris Hills These darling children performed for us and then stayed for a meet and greet sharing homemade holiday cards. What a delightful afternoon! KristenMeyer / Wednesday, December 18, 2024 0 7729 Read more
Playing Silly Reindeer Games! Playing Silly Reindeer Games! KristenMeyer / Tuesday, December 17, 2024 0 712 Read more
Gingerbread Houses! Gingerbread Houses! That time for eager creativity has arrived and today local homeschoolers came to help us decorate these adorable houses. KristenMeyer / Friday, December 13, 2024 0 1577 Gingerbread houses are a delightful holiday tradition that brings people of all ages together. The sound of children's voices in our community is always a welcome sound. Read more
New Resident Social New Resident Social Beth is introducing our new residents. We love to welcome new folks! KristenMeyer / Monday, December 9, 2024 0 1826 Read more
Gift Wrapping for our Adopted Family Gift Wrapping for our Adopted Family KristenMeyer / Monday, December 9, 2024 0 694 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 8905