Presented by Leigh A. Beauchamp, Estate Planning Attorney. Drop in and join us for this general Q&A. It is not intended to replace meeting with a lawyer regarding your specific needs.

Loss has many shapes and sizes and we each cope differently. This is a safe place to share, listen, and heal. Facilitated by Ginnie Hartman, MA and Gina Frankhart. Space is limited

Meet in the Lobby. Thank you to our volunteer nurses for their time and service!

Drop in and join us as we fold and label each newsletter for monthly mailing to CSC membership.

Jam with other dulcimer players. Bring your dulcimer and music stand.

Grab your instrument, bring your musical talents, and enjoy some time to jam! All musicians are welcome: vocalists, woodwind players, string players, brass players, percussionists, fiddlers, guitarists, etc. Don’t play an instrument, join us anyway to listen or sing along.

Drop in to pick up a coupon booklet, while supplies last, for those who are Washtenaw County Residents AND 60 years of age or older. Booklets will also be available at the Chelsea Farmers Market on May 24, 2025.  No income requirement. Coupons can be used on Michigan-grown foods including fruits, vegetables, eggs, cheese, yogurt, meat, poultry, fish and honey.  Foods not mentioned in the above list are not eligible. Non-food items cannot be purchased with Senior Market Bucks. For more information about the program contact Christian Calaguas (734) 593-5281, Christian.Calaguas@trinity-health.org

Presented by Heather McDougall, Naturopathic Educator. Join us to learn the benefits of fermented foods in this hands-on make & take class. A different recipe is taught each month. This class is made possible by a grant from 5 Healthy Towns. Space is limited; you must register each month.  To register call or email CSC with your name and phone number.

Enjoy a relaxing, seated chair massage by licensed massage therapist Sue Rodgers by appointment only. Fees are determined by Sue. To schedule an appointment, call Sue directly at (734) 320-1564.