You will be taken on a trip to locations around the world using stories, books, music, and more. This program is designed to provide services directly to people living with Alzheimer’s Disease and related Dementias to support memory and social engagement.

Meanwhile, caregivers will have a space reserved in the Adult Services Area to chat with each other and a LifeStream representative.

“More to Know” is a new program series at Kennedy Library. Every Monday at 10am, the program will feature either a guest speaker on topics such as arts and culture, history, current events, health and wellness, and other topics or will feature “Puzzle Hour” with puzzles and game activities. LifeStream will provide healthy refreshments at the events and resource information about LifeStream will be available.

Laura Janiga, Adult Services Supervisor at Kennedy Library, hopes the series will serve two important purposes for seniors. “Older adults and seniors who value lifelong learning and who are looking for commitment-free options for getting out among others will especially enjoy these programs. People can come to one or come to all as their schedules allow,” she said. She noted that many baby boomers are at or nearing retirement age.  “This can be a significant life change to navigate, leaving many feeling lonely or isolated. Having some fun learning from guest speakers or solving puzzles at library programs can be a very accessible way to look after their well-being,” she said.

You will be taken on a trip to locations around the world using stories, books, music, and more. This program is designed to provide services directly to people living with Alzheimer’s Disease and related Dementias to support memory and social engagement.

Meanwhile, caregivers will have a space reserved in the Adult Services Area to chat with each other and a LifeStream representative.

“More to Know” is a new program series at Kennedy Library. Every Monday at 10am, the program will feature either a guest speaker on topics such as arts and culture, history, current events, health and wellness, and other topics or will feature “Puzzle Hour” with puzzles and game activities. LifeStream will provide healthy refreshments at the events and resource information about LifeStream will be available.

Laura Janiga, Adult Services Supervisor at Kennedy Library, hopes the series will serve two important purposes for seniors. “Older adults and seniors who value lifelong learning and who are looking for commitment-free options for getting out among others will especially enjoy these programs. People can come to one or come to all as their schedules allow,” she said. She noted that many baby boomers are at or nearing retirement age.  “This can be a significant life change to navigate, leaving many feeling lonely or isolated. Having some fun learning from guest speakers or solving puzzles at library programs can be a very accessible way to look after their well-being,” she said.

You will be taken on a trip to locations around the world using stories, books, music, and more. This program is designed to provide services directly to people living with Alzheimer’s Disease and related Dementias to support memory and social engagement.

Meanwhile, caregivers will have a space reserved in the Adult Services Area to chat with each other and a LifeStream representative.

“More to Know” is a new program series at Kennedy Library. Every Monday at 10am, the program will feature either a guest speaker on topics such as arts and culture, history, current events, health and wellness, and other topics or will feature “Puzzle Hour” with puzzles and game activities. LifeStream will provide healthy refreshments at the events and resource information about LifeStream will be available.

Laura Janiga, Adult Services Supervisor at Kennedy Library, hopes the series will serve two important purposes for seniors. “Older adults and seniors who value lifelong learning and who are looking for commitment-free options for getting out among others will especially enjoy these programs. People can come to one or come to all as their schedules allow,” she said. She noted that many baby boomers are at or nearing retirement age.  “This can be a significant life change to navigate, leaving many feeling lonely or isolated. Having some fun learning from guest speakers or solving puzzles at library programs can be a very accessible way to look after their well-being,” she said.

You will be taken on a trip to locations around the world using stories, books, music, and more. This program is designed to provide services directly to people living with Alzheimer’s Disease and related Dementias to support memory and social engagement.

Meanwhile, caregivers will have a space reserved in the Adult Services Area to chat with each other and a LifeStream representative.

“More to Know” is a new program series at Kennedy Library. Every Monday at 10am, the program will feature either a guest speaker on topics such as arts and culture, history, current events, health and wellness, and other topics or will feature “Puzzle Hour” with puzzles and game activities. LifeStream will provide healthy refreshments at the events and resource information about LifeStream will be available.

Laura Janiga, Adult Services Supervisor at Kennedy Library, hopes the series will serve two important purposes for seniors. “Older adults and seniors who value lifelong learning and who are looking for commitment-free options for getting out among others will especially enjoy these programs. People can come to one or come to all as their schedules allow,” she said. She noted that many baby boomers are at or nearing retirement age.  “This can be a significant life change to navigate, leaving many feeling lonely or isolated. Having some fun learning from guest speakers or solving puzzles at library programs can be a very accessible way to look after their well-being,” she said.

You will be taken on a trip to locations around the world using stories, books, music, and more. This program is designed to provide services directly to people living with Alzheimer’s Disease and related Dementias to support memory and social engagement.

Meanwhile, caregivers will have a space reserved in the Adult Services Area to chat with each other and a LifeStream representative.

“More to Know” is a new program series at Kennedy Library. Every Monday at 10am, the program will feature either a guest speaker on topics such as arts and culture, history, current events, health and wellness, and other topics or will feature “Puzzle Hour” with puzzles and game activities. LifeStream will provide healthy refreshments at the events and resource information about LifeStream will be available.

Laura Janiga, Adult Services Supervisor at Kennedy Library, hopes the series will serve two important purposes for seniors. “Older adults and seniors who value lifelong learning and who are looking for commitment-free options for getting out among others will especially enjoy these programs. People can come to one or come to all as their schedules allow,” she said. She noted that many baby boomers are at or nearing retirement age.  “This can be a significant life change to navigate, leaving many feeling lonely or isolated. Having some fun learning from guest speakers or solving puzzles at library programs can be a very accessible way to look after their well-being,” she said.

“More to Know” is a new program series at Kennedy Library. Every Monday at 10am, the program will feature either a guest speaker on topics such as arts and culture, history, current events, health and wellness, and other topics or will feature “Puzzle Hour” with puzzles and game activities. LifeStream will provide healthy refreshments at the events and resource information about LifeStream will be available.

Laura Janiga, Adult Services Supervisor at Kennedy Library, hopes the series will serve two important purposes for seniors. “Older adults and seniors who value lifelong learning and who are looking for commitment-free options for getting out among others will especially enjoy these programs. People can come to one or come to all as their schedules allow,” she said. She noted that many baby boomers are at or nearing retirement age.  “This can be a significant life change to navigate, leaving many feeling lonely or isolated. Having some fun learning from guest speakers or solving puzzles at library programs can be a very accessible way to look after their well-being,” she said.

You will be taken on a trip to locations around the world using stories, books, music, and more. This program is designed to provide services directly to people living with Alzheimer’s Disease and related Dementias to support memory and social engagement.

Meanwhile, caregivers will have a space reserved in the Adult Services Area to chat with each other and a LifeStream representative.

“More to Know” is a new program series at Kennedy Library. Every Monday at 10am, the program will feature either a guest speaker on topics such as arts and culture, history, current events, health and wellness, and other topics or will feature “Puzzle Hour” with puzzles and game activities. LifeStream will provide healthy refreshments at the events and resource information about LifeStream will be available.

Laura Janiga, Adult Services Supervisor at Kennedy Library, hopes the series will serve two important purposes for seniors. “Older adults and seniors who value lifelong learning and who are looking for commitment-free options for getting out among others will especially enjoy these programs. People can come to one or come to all as their schedules allow,” she said. She noted that many baby boomers are at or nearing retirement age.  “This can be a significant life change to navigate, leaving many feeling lonely or isolated. Having some fun learning from guest speakers or solving puzzles at library programs can be a very accessible way to look after their well-being,” she said.

You will be taken on a trip to locations around the world using stories, books, music, and more. This program is designed to provide services directly to people living with Alzheimer’s Disease and related Dementias to support memory and social engagement.

Meanwhile, caregivers will have a space reserved in the Adult Services Area to chat with each other and a LifeStream representative.

“More to Know” is a new program series at Kennedy Library. Every Monday at 10am, the program will feature either a guest speaker on topics such as arts and culture, history, current events, health and wellness, and other topics or will feature “Puzzle Hour” with puzzles and game activities. LifeStream will provide healthy refreshments at the events and resource information about LifeStream will be available.

Laura Janiga, Adult Services Supervisor at Kennedy Library, hopes the series will serve two important purposes for seniors. “Older adults and seniors who value lifelong learning and who are looking for commitment-free options for getting out among others will especially enjoy these programs. People can come to one or come to all as their schedules allow,” she said. She noted that many baby boomers are at or nearing retirement age.  “This can be a significant life change to navigate, leaving many feeling lonely or isolated. Having some fun learning from guest speakers or solving puzzles at library programs can be a very accessible way to look after their well-being,” she said.

You will be taken on a trip to locations around the world using stories, books, music, and more. This program is designed to provide services directly to people living with Alzheimer’s Disease and related Dementias to support memory and social engagement.

Meanwhile, caregivers will have a space reserved in the Adult Services Area to chat with each other and a LifeStream representative.

“More to Know” is a new program series at Kennedy Library. Every Monday at 10am, the program will feature either a guest speaker on topics such as arts and culture, history, current events, health and wellness, and other topics or will feature “Puzzle Hour” with puzzles and game activities. LifeStream will provide healthy refreshments at the events and resource information about LifeStream will be available.

Laura Janiga, Adult Services Supervisor at Kennedy Library, hopes the series will serve two important purposes for seniors. “Older adults and seniors who value lifelong learning and who are looking for commitment-free options for getting out among others will especially enjoy these programs. People can come to one or come to all as their schedules allow,” she said. She noted that many baby boomers are at or nearing retirement age.  “This can be a significant life change to navigate, leaving many feeling lonely or isolated. Having some fun learning from guest speakers or solving puzzles at library programs can be a very accessible way to look after their well-being,” she said.

You will be taken on a trip to locations around the world using stories, books, music, and more. This program is designed to provide services directly to people living with Alzheimer’s Disease and related Dementias to support memory and social engagement.

Meanwhile, caregivers will have a space reserved in the Adult Services Area to chat with each other and a LifeStream representative.

“More to Know” is a new program series at Kennedy Library. Every Monday at 10am, the program will feature either a guest speaker on topics such as arts and culture, history, current events, health and wellness, and other topics or will feature “Puzzle Hour” with puzzles and game activities. LifeStream will provide healthy refreshments at the events and resource information about LifeStream will be available.

Laura Janiga, Adult Services Supervisor at Kennedy Library, hopes the series will serve two important purposes for seniors. “Older adults and seniors who value lifelong learning and who are looking for commitment-free options for getting out among others will especially enjoy these programs. People can come to one or come to all as their schedules allow,” she said. She noted that many baby boomers are at or nearing retirement age.  “This can be a significant life change to navigate, leaving many feeling lonely or isolated. Having some fun learning from guest speakers or solving puzzles at library programs can be a very accessible way to look after their well-being,” she said.

You will be taken on a trip to locations around the world using stories, books, music, and more. This program is designed to provide services directly to people living with Alzheimer’s Disease and related Dementias to support memory and social engagement.

Meanwhile, caregivers will have a space reserved in the Adult Services Area to chat with each other and a LifeStream representative.

“More to Know” is a new program series at Kennedy Library. Every Monday at 10am, the program will feature either a guest speaker on topics such as arts and culture, history, current events, health and wellness, and other topics or will feature “Puzzle Hour” with puzzles and game activities. LifeStream will provide healthy refreshments at the events and resource information about LifeStream will be available.

Laura Janiga, Adult Services Supervisor at Kennedy Library, hopes the series will serve two important purposes for seniors. “Older adults and seniors who value lifelong learning and who are looking for commitment-free options for getting out among others will especially enjoy these programs. People can come to one or come to all as their schedules allow,” she said. She noted that many baby boomers are at or nearing retirement age.  “This can be a significant life change to navigate, leaving many feeling lonely or isolated. Having some fun learning from guest speakers or solving puzzles at library programs can be a very accessible way to look after their well-being,” she said.

You will be taken on a trip to locations around the world using stories, books, music, and more. This program is designed to provide services directly to people living with Alzheimer’s Disease and related Dementias to support memory and social engagement.

Meanwhile, caregivers will have a space reserved in the Adult Services Area to chat with each other and a LifeStream representative.

“More to Know” is a new program series at Kennedy Library. Every Monday at 10am, the program will feature either a guest speaker on topics such as arts and culture, history, current events, health and wellness, and other topics or will feature “Puzzle Hour” with puzzles and game activities. LifeStream will provide healthy refreshments at the events and resource information about LifeStream will be available.

Laura Janiga, Adult Services Supervisor at Kennedy Library, hopes the series will serve two important purposes for seniors. “Older adults and seniors who value lifelong learning and who are looking for commitment-free options for getting out among others will especially enjoy these programs. People can come to one or come to all as their schedules allow,” she said. She noted that many baby boomers are at or nearing retirement age.  “This can be a significant life change to navigate, leaving many feeling lonely or isolated. Having some fun learning from guest speakers or solving puzzles at library programs can be a very accessible way to look after their well-being,” she said.

You will be taken on a trip to locations around the world using stories, books, music, and more. This program is designed to provide services directly to people living with Alzheimer’s Disease and related Dementias to support memory and social engagement.

Meanwhile, caregivers will have a space reserved in the Adult Services Area to chat with each other and a LifeStream representative.

“More to Know” is a new program series at Kennedy Library. Every Monday at 10am, the program will feature either a guest speaker on topics such as arts and culture, history, current events, health and wellness, and other topics or will feature “Puzzle Hour” with puzzles and game activities. LifeStream will provide healthy refreshments at the events and resource information about LifeStream will be available.

Laura Janiga, Adult Services Supervisor at Kennedy Library, hopes the series will serve two important purposes for seniors. “Older adults and seniors who value lifelong learning and who are looking for commitment-free options for getting out among others will especially enjoy these programs. People can come to one or come to all as their schedules allow,” she said. She noted that many baby boomers are at or nearing retirement age.  “This can be a significant life change to navigate, leaving many feeling lonely or isolated. Having some fun learning from guest speakers or solving puzzles at library programs can be a very accessible way to look after their well-being,” she said.

You will be taken on a trip to locations around the world using stories, books, music, and more. This program is designed to provide services directly to people living with Alzheimer’s Disease and related Dementias to support memory and social engagement.

Meanwhile, caregivers will have a space reserved in the Adult Services Area to chat with each other and a LifeStream representative.

“More to Know” is a new program series at Kennedy Library. Every Monday at 10am, the program will feature either a guest speaker on topics such as arts and culture, history, current events, health and wellness, and other topics or will feature “Puzzle Hour” with puzzles and game activities. LifeStream will provide healthy refreshments at the events and resource information about LifeStream will be available.

Laura Janiga, Adult Services Supervisor at Kennedy Library, hopes the series will serve two important purposes for seniors. “Older adults and seniors who value lifelong learning and who are looking for commitment-free options for getting out among others will especially enjoy these programs. People can come to one or come to all as their schedules allow,” she said. She noted that many baby boomers are at or nearing retirement age.  “This can be a significant life change to navigate, leaving many feeling lonely or isolated. Having some fun learning from guest speakers or solving puzzles at library programs can be a very accessible way to look after their well-being,” she said.

“More to Know” is a new program series at Kennedy Library. Every Monday at 10am, the program will feature either a guest speaker on topics such as arts and culture, history, current events, health and wellness, and other topics or will feature “Puzzle Hour” with puzzles and game activities. LifeStream will provide healthy refreshments at the events and resource information about LifeStream will be available.

Laura Janiga, Adult Services Supervisor at Kennedy Library, hopes the series will serve two important purposes for seniors. “Older adults and seniors who value lifelong learning and who are looking for commitment-free options for getting out among others will especially enjoy these programs. People can come to one or come to all as their schedules allow,” she said. She noted that many baby boomers are at or nearing retirement age.  “This can be a significant life change to navigate, leaving many feeling lonely or isolated. Having some fun learning from guest speakers or solving puzzles at library programs can be a very accessible way to look after their well-being,” she said.

“More to Know” is a new program series at Kennedy Library. Every Monday at 10am, the program will feature either a guest speaker on topics such as arts and culture, history, current events, health and wellness, and other topics or will feature “Puzzle Hour” with puzzles and game activities. LifeStream will provide healthy refreshments at the events and resource information about LifeStream will be available.

Laura Janiga, Adult Services Supervisor at Kennedy Library, hopes the series will serve two important purposes for seniors. “Older adults and seniors who value lifelong learning and who are looking for commitment-free options for getting out among others will especially enjoy these programs. People can come to one or come to all as their schedules allow,” she said. She noted that many baby boomers are at or nearing retirement age.  “This can be a significant life change to navigate, leaving many feeling lonely or isolated. Having some fun learning from guest speakers or solving puzzles at library programs can be a very accessible way to look after their well-being,” she said.

“More to Know” is a new program series at Kennedy Library. Every Monday at 10am, the program will feature either a guest speaker on topics such as arts and culture, history, current events, health and wellness, and other topics or will feature “Puzzle Hour” with puzzles and game activities. LifeStream will provide healthy refreshments at the events and resource information about LifeStream will be available.

Laura Janiga, Adult Services Supervisor at Kennedy Library, hopes the series will serve two important purposes for seniors. “Older adults and seniors who value lifelong learning and who are looking for commitment-free options for getting out among others will especially enjoy these programs. People can come to one or come to all as their schedules allow,” she said. She noted that many baby boomers are at or nearing retirement age.  “This can be a significant life change to navigate, leaving many feeling lonely or isolated. Having some fun learning from guest speakers or solving puzzles at library programs can be a very accessible way to look after their well-being,” she said.