Boomers and Beyond Travel Club
Due to high demand for the Senior Centers monthly trips and a desire to be fair for all and allow more participants to enjoy these opportunities, we are piloting having registrants entered into a free staff supervised raffle. If you are part of a pair, this does not guarantee both registrants’ attendance. For those who need caregiver assistance, please call Jamie at 617‐730‐2753.
On Wednesday, September 17, from 2:00 pm‐3:30 pm, join us for a performance of Passengers at the American Repertory Theater in Cambridge. Montréal’s acclaimed contemporary physical‐theater troupe The 7 Fingers is pulling into Harvard Square with a must‐see theatrical journey. The passengers on this train don’t sit in silence staring at their phones—they express their hopes and dreams through an astonishing blend of cirque, music, dance, and superhuman skills. Poetic goodbyes. Anticipatory reunions. Fateful encounters. By exploring travel as a metaphor for the ever‐changing landscape of life, each heart‐stirring story from this community of strangers is filled with moments of amazement and wonder. Please note that here is no intermission and that there are also stairs to get to the seats. Cost is $30 and payment is due to Jamie at the Senior Center by September 10. Raffle for participation will be on September 3 and winners will be called then.
We will be going to the Longyear Museum on Wednesday, October 22 at 10:00 am. The raffle for this event will be held on Wednesday, October 15. Please register for the free raffle at 617‐730‐2770. Longyear Museum was founded by philanthropist Mary Beecher Longyear to provide future generations with documentary evidence and facts about Mary Baker Eddy and the early history of the Christian Science religion. In 1937, the Museum opened in Mrs. Longyear’s former home in Brookline, Massachusetts. The Museum moved to its present location in nearby Chestnut Hill in 1999, and reopened to the public in 2001. The Museum contains documents, artifacts, artwork, and more pertaining to Mrs. Eddy and those who assisted her in establishing Christian Science. Many of these historic items are on display. There is also a visitor library onsite. In addition, the Museum maintains eight Mary Baker Eddy Historic Houses in New Hampshire and Massachusetts
Please register for the free raffle at 617‐730‐2770.