May 07 Tuesday
Join us for a education series that will answer your questions about memory loss, healthy aging and how to be a caring member of your community. The Brain Education Series features presentations by Paulina Flores Jimenez, Health Education Specialist for SLO County Public Health. All presentations are followed by lunch.Where Are My Keys vs. What Are My KeysSlowing down is normal as we age, but when do those changes become a concern? Learn the ten warning signs of dementia and techniques to approach a loved one with your concerns about their cognition.
This is a dance class that offers adults an invigorating and uplifting way to exercise by learning a variety of genres of artistic movement, including modern, jazz, Broadway, & ethnic. Charlotte Ritter is a lifelong dancer and teacher who is passionate about providing a supportive and fun environment. M.F.A. Dance New York University School of the Arts; 50 years teaching dance and choreography at Oakland High School; Teaching Excellence Award
Discover the awesome power and joy of dance from one part of the world to another from Latin America to Africa to Europe, and more. Gain an understanding of the context of each amazing dance, and get a great workout at the same time. Charlotte, the instructor, has a B.A. in Anthropology and an M.F.A. in Dance, and 50+years of teaching experience. Tuesdays, May 7 to August 27.
May 08 Wednesday
Feel the grace and flow of ballet. This is a low-impact, stress-free, and uplifting way to improve your day. No previous experience necessary
May 11 Saturday
Learn the basics of installing rooftop solar energy systems and water heater electrification by volunteering with SunWork. This 3-hour online event teaches the basics of rooftop solar, solar equipment, electricity, and construction safety. This orientation is a great opportunity to learn about clean renewable energy. Once you've completed this training, you are eligible to join us to install residential solar systems as well as heat pump water heaters on the Central Coast.Learn more: http://www.eventbrite.com/e/849851868817/?discount=CCVOLUNTEER
Are you overwhelmed and confused by the 411-page DEIR regarding the BESS proposed on the Embarcadero in Morro Bay? Where to start? Begin with our workshops: the public workshops will provide a short orientation, study materials, resources and helpful tips for making your letter effective. We are a group of concerned Morro Bay citizens who have formed a committee to aid their neighbors in writing comments to the Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR) for the BESS project.Anyone who wishes to preserve the safety, natural resources, economy and character of Morro Bay is welcome. It is not necessary to be a Morro Bay voter to comment on the DEIR.
Space is limited, please pre-register. Bring your own questions, enthusiasm, laptop, pen, pencil, paper and phone. Please RSVP to Jeanne Marie Colby by TEXT: (650) 773-1381
May 14 Tuesday
Spokes roundtables are facilitated, peer networking and problem-solving opportunities. At the start of the roundtable, participants introduce themselves and share some good news and/or something that’s “keeping them up at night.” They may also offer a “spotlight topic” for discussion during the course of the 60 minute session.*Please register to receive the Log-in Information.
May 15 Wednesday