Natick Senior Center October Events

Issue Date: 
October, 2019
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Gary Hylander Talk- Darrow for the Defense: The Scopes Trial
Thursday, October 10, 1:30 pm, free at Natick Community-
Senior Center,
117 East Central St
In 1925, John Scopes, a high school biology teacher in Dayton, Tennessee was arrested for violating the state’s law against the preaching of evolution in the classroom. Featuring two of the nation’s greatest debaters, Clarence Darrow and William Jennings Bryan, the trial spiraled into an all-out duel between science and religion over the proper way to teach the origins of the human race.
Presented in partnership with the Bacon Free Library.

Celebrate! 7th Anniversary
of Natick Community-
Senior Center
Wednesday, October 23,
2:30 pm, free at Natick
Community-Senior Center,
117 East Central St
Enjoy the Big Band Sounds of the 20’s, 30’s and 40’s with the Rob Natoli Swing Band, cake, coffee and good cheer as we celebrate our continued success and 7th year of serving the Natick community! Sponsored by Whitney Place Assisted Living and Memory Care, Natick.

A Talk with Harvey Leonard- Weather Forecasting-
Past and Future
Monday October 28, 1:30 pm, free at Natick Community-
Senior Center, 117 East Central St
Join WCVB’s award-winning Chief Meteorologist, Harvey Leonard, speak about how weather forecasting and weather presentations have changed through the decades, and how it will further change in the future. There will be time allowed for
Q & A.
What’s Age Got to Do with It? Busting the Myths About Getting Older
Thursday, October 31,
12:30-2:00 pm, free at Natick Community-Senior Center,
117 East Central St
It’s a fact of life that no matter who you are, you’re aging. But do you really know what aging means? Is getting old something to fear and dread, or does it lead to surprising benefits not possible to enjoy at younger ages?
This engaging presentation will help you discover what aging is –– and what it isn’t. Drawing from the latest scientific research, it busts social myths and negative stereotypes about older adults and offers practical tips for disrupting the ageism that keeps people of all generations from fully contributing to society.
Presented by Jeanette Leardi, a social gerontologist, writer, editor, and community educator.
Refreshments will be served. Generously sponsored by Rehabilitation Associates / Riverbend of South Natick.