Bring your own supplies and tools and enjoy the company of other woodcarvers!

It’s no secret: our society favors youth and shies away from aging. How we think about our aging and how we treat others as they age takes on added significance in this time of COVID. This three-session class explores how COVID affects our thoughts about aging, how to balance your quality of life with risk, and how to age with gusto in unusual circumstances. The class can be taken via Zoom from your own home, or join us in person at the Senior Center in a live zoom feed. You will leave this class with a personal aging plan, an emotional boost, and a sense of adventurous fun.

Meet together with others who enjoy music as much as you do. Although singing is not yet allowed at the Senior Center, choir members are invited to gather in small groups for idea sharing and camaraderie. Advanced registration is required by calling Candice at 952.445.2724.

Create and converse with like-minded crocheters and knitters!

Individual or family sessions with a social worker to discuss caregiving and available services for care receivers. Offered by Senior Community Services.

Bring your own supplies and tools and enjoy the company of other woodcarvers!

Instructor Melinda Colwell teaches the modern western version of this timeless, brain-enhancing tiled game. Each participant will start with their own set (bring your own or call to reserve a set) and progress into group gameplay as safety measures allow. Following the six-week instructions, participants will be encouraged to continue weekly play to hone their skills. Class size is limited.

Continuous gameplay for up to 2 hours. Cost is .25 per game using disposable paper cards. Players must either bring their own marker/dobber or purchase one at the beginning of play. Please bring small sandwich baggies in which to place your game coins.

Bring your own supplies and tools and enjoy the company of other woodcarvers!

The earth is an incredibly complex and vibrant ecosystem. Discover our own little corner of the planet as Environmental Resource Specialist, Jill Sinclair informs us about Chanhassen’s natural resources, streams, plants, and wetlands. It shows us how the City helps promote earth-friendly practices. Homemade soup and salad lunch served at noon.

For people with a smartphone, smart device or laptop needing a little tutoring or personal assistance navigating technology. Call the Senior Center at 952-227-1124 to schedule your appointment.

Dust off that old violin, guitar, fiddle, ukulele, or other stringed instrument and join in on this jam session where beginners and rookies alike hone their skills and have fun!

Bring your own supplies and tools and enjoy the company of other woodcarvers!

Lively discussions of new/classic books.

Bring your own supplies and tools and enjoy the company of other woodcarvers!

It’s no secret: our society favors youth and shies away from aging. How we think about our aging and how we treat others as they age takes on added significance in this time of COVID. This three-session class explores how COVID affects our thoughts about aging, how to balance your quality of life with risk, and how to age with gusto in unusual circumstances. The class can be taken via Zoom from your own home, or join us in person at the Senior Center in a live zoom feed. You will leave this class with a personal aging plan, an emotional boost, and a sense of adventurous fun.

Meet together with others who enjoy music as much as you do. Although singing is not yet allowed at the Senior Center, choir members are invited to gather in small groups for idea sharing and camaraderie. Advanced registration is required by calling Candice at 952.445.2724.

Create and converse with like-minded crocheters and knitters!

Bring your own supplies and tools and enjoy the company of other woodcarvers!

Instructor Melinda Colwell teaches the modern western version of this timeless, brain-enhancing tiled game. Each participant will start with their own set (bring your own or call to reserve a set) and progress into group gameplay as safety measures allow. Following the six-week instructions, participants will be encouraged to continue weekly play to hone their skills. Class size is limited.

Continuous gameplay for up to 2 hours. Cost is .25 per game using disposable paper cards. Players must either bring their own marker/dobber or purchase one at the beginning of play. Please bring small sandwich baggies in which to place your game coins.

Bring your own supplies and tools and enjoy the company of other woodcarvers!

For people with a smartphone, smart device or laptop needing a little tutoring or personal assistance navigating technology. Call the Senior Center at 952-227-1124 to schedule your appointment.

Dust off that old violin, guitar, fiddle, ukulele, or other stringed instrument and join in on this jam session where beginners and rookies alike hone their skills and have fun!

Bring your own supplies and tools and enjoy the company of other woodcarvers!