HISTORY AT PLAY on Monday, July 1 at 1:00 pm. History at play is an immersive living history that chronicles the lives of influential and often forgotten women. On Monday, July 1, at 1:00 we will offer “Tinseltown inventor – the most beautiful woman in the world – Hedy Lamarr”. Upon hearing the name of Hedy Lamarr whom do you see? A smoldering temptress, perched on velour cushions, in the 1949 classic Samson and Delilah? Or a demure and professionally clad inventor deep in the throes of ingenuity? History at Play introduces you to a woman clouded in a fantasy world that only history could create. Sign up in advance. Suggested donation $2 at the door.
THERAPY GARDENS presents “Picklemania! How to Pickle Almost Anything” on Monday, July 8 at 1:00 pm. Did you know that fermented pickles are loaded with vitamins and minerals? They also help with digestion and can relieve muscle cramps. Learn how to make your own old-fashioned fermented pickles using water, salt, and spices. A variety of additional pickling techniques will also be presented, including vinegar pickles, bread-and-butter pickles, as well as lower-sodium options. Recipes will be shared. Sign up in advance at the front desk or by calling 781-834-5581. Suggested donation $2 at the door.
LOBSTER ROLL PICK UP DAY on Tuesday, July 9 from 11:30 am - 1:00 pm. The Seaflower Café is offering this lovely summer special consisting of a delicious lobster roll, chips and a pickle. You can eat here or take it to go. The cost is only $12 and can be picked up from 11:30 am until 1:00 pm in the dining room.
ART YOUR MIND presents “Edward Hooper’s New England” on Tuesday, July 9 at 1:00 pm. Art for Your Mind is an engaging, educational, art observation experience designed to broaden the minds of its participants. Presentations are for people of all backgrounds – artists and non-artists alike. The featured topic, Edward Hopper’s New England, offers a close look at the work of one of America’s most prominent 20th Century artists. With a focus on Hopper’s images of local, coastal areas – experience the way his unique, simplified style captivates and intrigues viewers. Join local art historian Jill Sanford for an enjoyable hour of challenging yourself to see in new ways! Please call the Senior Center at 781-834-5581 to sign up. $2 suggested donation at the door.
BRAIN BUILDERS with Lisa Yauch-Cadden on Wednesday, July 10 and/or August 14 from 11:00 am- 12:00 pm. Our minds, like our bodies, need exercise to stay fit. Without stimulation and new challenges our skills can decline. Speech Language Pathologists have a unique understanding of cognitive communication functioning and Brain Builders utilizes that foundation in a fun, fresh, classroom environment. Join Lisa Yauch-Cadden MS CCC-SLP in activities that enhance brain fitness. You’ll always learn something new. Sign up in advance for one or both classes, class is free, maximum of 20 participants.
GRANDPARENT’S MOVIE DAY AND LUNCH on Thursday, July 11 at 12:00 pm. Starting at 12:00 pm enjoy a Hot Dog lunch with a sweet treat included in our dining room, followed by the movie at 12:30 in the Media Room. Featuring: “Family Switch” (2023 1h 45 m) starring Jennifer Garner and Ed Helms as parents who get an eye opening look at what life is like for their two teens, when the family suddenly swaps bodies. Bring your grandchild, niece, nephew, or any child in your life. Registration begins July 1. Sign up in advance at the front desk or by calling the Senior Center at 781-834-5581. Max: 25
MUSICAL MONDAY WITH JACK CRAIG presents “Rogers and Hammerstein" on Monday, July 15 at 1:00 pm. Trace the work and friendship of two musicians considered the greatest collaborative pair in American musical theatre. From the triumphant opening of Oklahoma (1943) to their final smash hit The Sound of Music (1959), their musicals became legendary hits. One cannot fail to enjoy their ‘sound of music’! Please sign up at the front desk in advance or by calling 781-834-5581 as refreshments are served. Suggested donation of $2 at the door.
MASS AUDUBON presents “Marshfield’s Wading Birds” on Thursday, July 18 at 1:00 pm. Join us as Mass Audubon presents: Herons, egrets, bitterns, and ibis oh my! Discover our long-legged friends of the marsh, ponds, and rivers that Marshfield is famous for. Designed to stand tall to keep their feathers dry as they poke and prod for meals in the wetlands. Waders have developed specialized tools and habits to ensure their rightful place in our natural community. We will celebrate several iconic species and the habitats they thrive in. Sign up in advance at the desk or by calling 781-834-5581. Suggested donation of $2 at the door.
Come Sail Away! Duxbury Bay Maritime School Boat Cruise of Duxbury Bay on Monday, July 22 bus leaves at 9:30 am and sail is at 10:00 am and on Tuesday, July 23 bus leaves at 1:30 pm and sail is at 2:00 pm. Take a beautiful ride with a professional boat instructor from the Maritime school as you tour Duxbury Harbor and learn about the many beautiful and interesting landmarks along the way. Cost is $5.00 for round trip bus transportation. Please sign up in advance at the front desk, or by calling the Senior Center at 781-834-5581 Max: 14
ABIGAIL ADAMS PERFORMANCE with CAROL COHEN on Monday, July 22 at 1:00 pm. Abigail Adams and the daughters of Liberty A unique blend of first-person performance and multimedia presentation. The time is January 1774, the month following the Boston Tea Party. Abigail Adams (portrayed by Carol Cohen) invites a group of women to Plymouth for a “Spinning Bee” at the home of James and Mercy Warren. The audience is part of the meeting where Abigail introduces several of the Revolutionary Women such as historian and author Mercy Otis Warren and poet Phillis Wheatly. The performance is followed by an informative and visually rich power point presentation providing a close-up look at several members of the daughters of Liberty, focusing on important contributions they made for Independence. Carol Cohen is a lifelong academic and published historian.. In celebration of America’s 250th Carol has created Abigail Adams and the daughters of Liberty. Please sign up ahead. Suggested donation $2.
ROCKS N DOCS presents “The Greatest Night in Pop” (PG 13 1h 37m) on Tuesday, July 23 at 1:00 pm. On a January night in 1985, music’s biggest names started gathering to record “We are the World” to save lives in Africa. The effort was led by Harry Belafonte and 46 other famous musicians. Come and hear the story of this entertaining music documentary. Sign up ahead. Limit 25
CLASSIC COUNTRY with Roger Tincknell and Lunch on Monday, July 29 lunch at 12:00 pm music at 12:30 pm. Roger will provide a wide array of country and western favorites along with some cowboy yodeling. Along with this we will also have a special lunch of BBQ boneless chicken, cole slaw, potato salad, dinner roll and watermelon. Must sign up ahead and the cost is $3 at the door. This program is supported in part by a grant from the Marshfield Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency. 
The LUNDIN CLUB on Tuesday, July 30 bus leaves at 2:30 pm. Lunch reservation at 3:00 pm at Mother Anna’s Restaurant. This fun lunch/dinner program consists of visiting a local restaurant each month with transportation provided by the Senior Center bus. This is a great opportunity to socialize and share a meal together. Cost is $5.00 for roundtrip bus transportation. Please sign up in advance at the front desk and make your payment by cash or check (made out to Marshfield COA) Max: 14
ARMCHAIR TRAVEL featuring “Somebody Feed Phil—in Maine" on Wednesday, July 24 at 1:00 pm. Phil Rosenthal loves to travel, to eat, and especially to talk about it with humor and warmth. We will view an episode of the popular Netflix series (if time allows we can watch 2 episodes!). We will see a bit of Maine and watch Phil enjoy Maine foods. Sign up in advance. Limit 25
“SHIPWRECKS” with Nancy Franks on Tuesday, July 30 at 1:00 pm. Shipwrecks Of Cape Cod & The Islands. Between the years 1850 and 1980, it is believed that approximately 3,500 shipwrecks occurred off the coast of Cape Cod, Martha’s Vineyard, and Nantucket. The area earned the chilling nickname “the ocean graveyard.” Buckle up your lifejacket! We’re off to investigate six of the shipwrecks that historians and residents are still talking about. Sign up ahead.
NEEDLE FELTED WILDFLOWER HOOP CLASS with the Pop Up Arts on Wednesday, July 31 from 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm. Get ready for a needle felting class where you'll create a stunning felted landscape showcasing mountains and vibrant wildflowers! Using a barbed needle, loose wool fibers and a felt-backed embroidery hoop, you'll learn how to "paint" with wool. Even if you've never needle felted before you'll be amazed at what you can learn in one 90 minute class. Learn the joy of needle felting with Pop up Art School in a friendly environment. You'll gain the basic skills of needle felting, walking away with a finished piece, a foam block, needles, and the confidence to continue your felting journey independently. Please sign up ahead. Cost is $5.