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WATERCOLOR
WORKSHOPS
Learn the essential painting techniques in a relaxed and caring environment. Learn watercolor painting ideas at each session. Contact Caroline Mullins to register by calling
540-230-6462 or email info@honeysucklestudio.com.
Woodland Studio, Village Center
Beginning Tuesday, May 1st
Continuing on May 22nd & 29th
June 5th, 19th & 26th
July 17th, 24th and 31st
10 to 11:30am
$15 each class or
5 classes for $60
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SPECIAL TRIPSO'Charleys
Christiansburg
5/2 @ 11AM Treasure Trove
Christiansburg
5/6 @ Noon CALL 552-2419 To Sign Up
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WHV Daily Happenings Hotline
540-443-3473
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| CONTACTS WHV Main Switchboard:
552-9176
Transportation & Housing:
552-2419
Blacksburg Transit:
961-1803
Village Happenings Hotline:
443-3473 VILLAGE CENTER
Front Desk Reception:
443-3800
The Huckleberry Cafe:
443-3801
The Village Gourmet Catering:
443-3457
The Fitness Center:
443-3474 EVENT PROGRAMMING STAFF
Mardy Baker: 443-3434
Steve Leist: 443-3810
Randy Kirchner: 443-3416
SHOWALTER CENTER
Front Desk Reception:
443-3425
Activity Staff:
David Jones: 443-3435 KROONTJE HEALTH CARE CENTER:
Front Desk Reception:
443-3400
Activity Staff:
Jordan Benedict: 443-3411 WARM HEARTH AT HOME
Info & Assessments:
443-3428
www.whvathome.org
TEA TREE SALON
540-443-3817 HUCKLEBERY CAFE
540-443-3801 FIRESIDE CAFE & SHOWALTER DINING
540-443- 3429
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FAMILY SWIM
Saturday, April 28th
Noon - 2pm
Fitness Pool,
Village Center______
FULL MOON YOGA
Sunday, April 29th
7pm - 8pm
Fitness Pool,
Village Center_______
YOGA
NIDRA
First Tuesday of the Month
Tuesday, May 1st
Noon to 12:30pm
Fitness Studio,
Village Center
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| WARM HEARTH FITNESS CENTER
EXERCISE CLASSES Monday, Wednesday & Friday
10am - Ab & Body Sculpt
1pm - Posture, Balance & Gait
Monday & Wednesday
10:30am - New Back & Body
1pm - Posture, Balance, Gait
Wednesday
9:30am - Low Impact Aerobics
10:30am - Be Kind to your Spine
11:30 - Be Kind to your Mind
Friday
9:30am - Cardio Dance Party
10:30am - Balance, Posture, Gait
11:30am- Floor, Core, & More
Tuesday & Thursday
9:30am - New Back Xpress
11am - Chair Yoga
4pm - Pickle Ball (Parking Lot Weather Permitting) Tuesdays
12:30pm - Yoga Nidra
First Tuesday of the Month-
Fitness Center
3pm - ABC Fitness -Showalter Center Thursday
10am - ABC Fitness -Showalter Center
10:30am - Dance for Wellness & Well-being
1pm - Rejuvenation
AQUATIC EXERCISE CLASSES Monday & Wednesday
1pm - Pool Volleyball
Monday, Wednesday & Friday
10:30am - Arthritis Aquatics Tuesday & Thursday
9:30am - Aqua Mix
2pm - Aqua Fit Tuesday
4pm - Back-hab Fall Prevention Wednesday
4:45pm - Ai Chi
6pm - Aqua Yoga (1st & 3rd Wednesday) Saturday
10am - Ai Chi Regular Fitness Center hours are Monday-Friday 7am - 6pm
Saturday, 10am - 2pm
Closed on Sunday
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ONGOING
ACTIVITIES American Legion
4th Tuesday of the Month
Karr Activity Center, 6:30 pm Apartment Resident Potluck
2nd Tuesday of the Month
Karr Activity Center, 5 pm
Contact: Housing Office
552-2419 BINGO Games
Tuesdays & Thursdays
Showalter Center
1st Floor Studio, 1:30 pm
Contact: David
443-3435 Every Sunday, 2:30 pm
Mon., Wed. & Fri., 3 pm
Kroontje Health Care Center
Contact: Jordan
443-3411
Resident Bingo
May 19th, 12:30pm
Karr Activity Center
Contact: Cheryl Pearson
cnspearson1@gmail.com
Breakfast Clubs
MEN - 4th Friday of the Month
WOMEN - 1st Friday of the Month
Woodland Studio, 9:30 am
Contact: Mardy
443-3434 Bridge Game
Every Monday
Karr Activity Center, 1 pm
Contact: Ralph Edwards
552-1865 Bridge Lessons
Every Thursday
Showalter Center
4th Floor, 9 am
Contact:David
443-3435 Caregivers Support Group
1st & 3rd Friday of the Month
Woodland Studio, 3 pm
Contact: Nicole
443-3450 Genealogy Support Group 2nd Fridays
Woodland Studio, 1 pm
Contact: Steve
443-3810 Knitting & Chatting
Every Friday
Showalter 4th floor, 10 am
Contact: David
443-3435
Racquetball and Squash
Times are flexible
Beginners and advanced
Contact: Dick Skutt
540-460-3756
dickskutt@hotmail.com Resident Green Committee
3rd Tuesday of the Month
Carson Library, 10:30 am
Contact: Mardy
443-3434 Samba Card Game
Tuesdays, 1:30 pm
Karr Activity Center
Contact: Lisa Ress
981-1101
lress@shadowlakevillage.org Trail Walks
2nd & 4th Thursday each Month
Meet at Oakland Square
Walks start at 2:30pm - Fall/Winter
Contact: Janet
jbsteger@vt.edu
552-6011 Warm Hearth Singers
Monday & Wednesday
Karr Activity Center, 4 pm
Contact: David
443-3435 Writers Group
Tuesdays, 6:30 pm
Elmwood Studio, SC
Contact: Joyce Akermann
961-1202 Looking for Spiritual Opportunities? Check out our campus Event and Activities calendars at www.retire.org.
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| Box Tops For Education Program
Boxes for collection are located at NT, ST, NRH, Village Center and Karr Activity Center.
Contact: Ira Manross
770-633-2116 Free Computer Assistance
Assistance with hardware problems, connectivity issues, printer and wireless connections.
Contact: Bill Baker
552-1727
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CONSTRUCTION CORNER Mother Nature has been in full force this month! Someone forgot to send her our Clinic construction schedule! Rain has delayed progress for much of the month of April. The storm water and sanitary sewer lines are partially installed, and the building footprint is ready for footings. As soon as the weather clears, we will be able to finish these important sections of piping and begin working on the building foundation. Please continue to use extreme caution driving and walking near the construction area. Speeding increases the risk of accidents for drivers and construction workers.
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DONATION VAN READY TO PICK UP YOUR STUFF!
The Treasure Trove will have a van on campus on Friday, May 4th to pick up any unwanted items and furniture for the Treasure Trove Thrift Store.
Contact Karen Nelson for more details about a pick up time by emailing knelson@warmhearth.org.
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| SATURDAY, APRIL 28th & MAY 5th & 12th
THURSDAY, MAY 3rd, 10th & 17th - 3:30 PM
Karr Activity Center
GREAT COURSE DVD SERIES:
WWII - A MILITARY AND SOCIAL HISTORY
Fifty-five million people died in the Second World War, the greatest conflict in human history.The origins and expansion of the war in Europe and the Pacific are examined. Military and political strategies and failures are analyzed. Social and economic effects of the war are assessed. Bruce Anderson will lead attendees through a discussion after showing two, thirty-minute episodes. The course will be shown every Thursday - Saturday for approximately seven weeks.
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| SATURDAY, APRIL 28th & MAY 5th - 7 PM
SUNDAY, APRIL 29th & MAY 6th - 3 PM
Tall Oaks Hall, Village Center
NEW RIVER STAGE PRESENTS
TREASURE ISLAND
Swab the deck and prepare to sail the high seas as New River Stage presents “Treasure Island” by Bryony Lavery. This reimagined production of Robert Lewis Stevenson’s classic tale is a story of the cleverness of children. While often pegged as a story for boys, this retelling balances the gender scale while staying true to the original narrative. Jim Hawkins becomes Jimima, a young girl fighting both the rules of society and bloodthirsty pirates. Climb aboard the Hispaniola for a heart-pounding voyage filled with tales of swashbuckling men and women o’ fortune, a malicious mutiny led by infamous Long John Silver and a deadly quest for fabled buried treasure.
Dates: April 28 and May 5 at 7pm, April 29 and May 6 at 3pm
Duration: 90 minutes with a 15-minute intermission
Cost: $12 Adults, $10 Students and Seniors
Tickets available at the door or online at newriverstage.org.
Doors open 30 minutes prior to the show.
Reserve transportation by calling 552-2419.
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| MONDAY, APRIL 30th - 7 PM
Tall Oaks Hall, Village Center BLACKSBURG COMMUNITY STRINGS SPRING CONCERT The Blacksburg Community Strings will present their spring concert for the residents of Warm Hearth Village.
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| TUESDAY, MAY 1st - NOON
Tall Oaks Hall, Village Center FERNE'S BROWN BAG FORUM Ferne Moschella, President and CEO of Warm Hearth Village will give highlights and updates on projects and issues in the Village. Reserve transportation by calling 552-2419.
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| TUESDAY, MAY 1st - 7 PM
Tall Oaks Hall, Village Center NATIVE PLANT SOCIETY OPEN MEETING:
FROM SQUASH BUGS TO BEES
James Wilson became a faculty member in the Entomology Department at Virginia Tech in December 2016. He is currently teaching the Bees & Beekeeping course, as well as handling an online course covering general entomology. His talk will cover a variety of topics, including his background, some of his research, the latest news about bees and pesticides, and what resources there are for people who want to learn more about bees and who want to try and identify them.
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| WEDNESDAY, MAY 2nd - 3 PM
Karr Activity Center SPIRITUALS AND MORE:
WHV SINGERS CONCERT The Warm Hearth Singers will present a concert of the uniquely American genre of music called "Spirituals". There will also be a hymn sing-a-long during the concert as well as some other "tidbits" for the audience to enjoy.
Reserve transportation by calling 552-2419.
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| WEDNESDAY, MAY 2nd - 7 PM
Tall Oaks Hall, Village Center
ME & MARTHA: MOUNTAIN MUSIC Me & Martha are keepers of the flame of ‘real’ music, national treasures of America’s Mountain Music, a treasure trove of musical memorabilia and are great story tellers with exceptional musical talents. Back again on their third visit to Warm Hearth, this duo always delivers an entertaining night of song.
Reserve transportation by calling 552-2419.
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| THURSDAY, MAY 3rd & 17th - 10 AM
Tall Oaks Hall, Village Center HEADLINE NEWS DISCUSSION GROUP Discuss top news stories and launch into a rich and engaging conversation with attendees. All points of view are welcome and all opinions are respected. Coffee is provided.
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| FRIDAY, MAY 4th - 9:30 AM
Woodland Studio, Village Center
WOMEN'S BREAKFAST CLUB
Join women from across campus for a relaxed chat over coffee and pastries. Open to guests and visitors.
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| FRIDAY, MAY 4th & 18th - 3 PM
Woodland Studio, Village Center
ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION SUPPORT GROUP The Alzheimer's Association Caregiver Support Group will meet the first and third Friday of the month. This group is for anyone caring for a loved one suffering from Alzheimer's or other form of dementia. Open to residents and community members. For more information, contact Nicole Long at 443-3450 or Amanda Fillers at 443-3453.
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| FRIDAY, MAY 4th - 2 PM
Karr Activity Center SING-A-LONG WITH ROBBY VANCE Robby Vance will play requests of your favorite old-time tunes with a few new ones as well! Alternates each month with old time gospel music. All are invited.
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| FRIDAY, MAY 4th - 4 PM
Karr Activity Center
1st FRIDAY CELEBRATION Friday Fun @ Four and the Village Birthday Social have been combined to create the center of socialization at Warm Hearth Village! We'll celebrate birthdays, your neighbors, friends and life in general. Refreshments include cake and ice cream, wine and cheese and other seasonal favorites. Gluten free options are available. Join us for a party of epic proportions! This event is open to all! Reserve transportation by calling 552-2419.
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| TUESDAY, MAY 8th - 4 PM
Tall Oaks Hall, Village Center
FITNESS FORUM W/ KENNY HARRAH Join Kenny Harrah, Fitness Director, and the rest of the Fitness Center team for updates and future plans for the Village Center Fitness Center. Learn about the classes offered, who teaches and how to be as healthy as possible.
Reserve transportation by calling 552-2419.
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| TUESDAY, MAY 8th - 3:30 PM
Woodland Studio, Village Center PAINT PARTY WITH HONEYSUCKLE STUDIOS: ROW HOUSES OF CHARLESTON All materials are provided. $10 for Warm Hearth Residents, $20 for guests and community members. Class will last for approximately two hours, depending on dry time. Please contact Caroline Mullins to sign up for this class by calling 540-230-6462 or emailing info@honeysucklestudio.com. Sign ups are due the morning of the class.
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| THURSDAY, MAY 10th - 7 PM
Karr Activity Center
MOUNTAIN JAM A collection of musicians from the Crooked Road will lead an open jam session at the Karr Activity Center. The perfect opportunity to see the performers that made Appalachian music famous. Community friends and family invited.
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| FRIDAY, MAY 11th - 1 PM
Woodland Studio, Village Center GENEALOGY SUPPORT GROUP:
GENEALOGY SOFTWARE
The Warm Hearth Genealogy Support Group will be meeting for a discussion about various types of Genealogy Software. Group member Dave Scesney will lead our meeting, and help us learn more about this important tool for genealogical research. All are welcome. For more information, or to be added to the group's mailing list, contact Liz Ackerman at teashanty@me.com
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| SATURDAY, MAY 12th - 7 PM
Tall Oaks Hall, Village Center ADHOCKTET: MALE A CAPELLA GROUP
A special a capella singing group from the Master Choral, AdHocktet, will be on campus to perform for the Warm Hearth Community. Resident Hugh VanLandingham is part of this group and encourages all to come out and enjoy the talents of this dynamic singing group. Reserve transportation by calling 552-2419.
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| TUESDAY, MAY 15th - 10:30 AM
Carson Library, New River House
RESIDENT GREEN COMMITTEE MEETING The goal of this group is to educate and support WHV's role in environmental health. They discuss programs like recycling, informational programming and sustainable projects for campus implementation. For more information, contact Mardy Baker at mbaker@warmhearth.org.
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| WEDNESDAY, MAY 16th - 7 PM
Tall Oaks Hall, Village Center JUNK DNA AND FRIENDS:
A NEO-VAUDEVILLE VARIETY SHOW JUNK DNA is a neo-Vaudeville Variety Show featuring music and dance, a bevy of jazz-tap Contemporary Modern dance, Irish dance, romantic waltzes, a big measure of satire, and good old schtick. It’s a treasure trove of songs and dances from the past and from now. Notable performers include Carol Burch-Brown, Patrick Turner, Ann Kilkelly, Erin Lawson, Rachel Rugh, Victoria Dunlap and Mardy Baker. The fun starts at 7pm on Wednesday, May 16, in Tall Oaks. Doors will open at 6:30pm. Tickets: $15 and $10 for elders and students. Tickets will be available for purchase at the front desk of the Village Center starting at 6pm. A bit of food for thought: According to the dictionary, "Junk DNA" is genomic DNA that does not encode proteins, and whose function is not well understood. Scientists now think that the Junk DNA in our bodies is not ‘junk’ but includes a record of life in bits and pieces. It’s still mysterious, like our show! Reserve transportation by calling 552-2419.
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| THURSDAY, MAY 17th - 1 PM
Tall Oaks Hall, Village Center ORIENTATION TO HEALTH CARE SERVICES AT WARM HEARTH VILLAGE WITH LINDA KIRKNER Please join us for an informal overview of the health care services available to you at the Village. Learn about the waiting list process, meet the staff who can assist you and receive details on payment mechanisms applicable to each level of care. We look forward to seeing you there. Please RSVP to Linda at 443-3415.
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| FRIDAY, MAY 18th - 4 PM
Tall Oaks Hall, Village Center
STORY HOUR/HAPPY HOUR:
DR. LOU TALBUTT
Dr Lou Talbutt received her undergraduate degree from Longwood College, her Masters from Ohio University and her Doctorate in Education from VA TECH. She had a 40 year career in education, including public schools [starting as a high school English teacher], Radford College [Director of Student Housing and Associate Dean of Students] and serves on the Board of Trustees for Ferrum College. Her [recently deceased] husband Palmer taught many years in the Philosophy and Religion Department at VA TECH. They moved to Woods Edge in 2008. Be warned that she may break into telling jokes! Cash bar and complimentary appetizers available.
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CALLING ALL ARTISTS/PHOTOGRAPHERSWould you like to have a personal exhibit in the Woodland Studio, Village Center? All items must be ready to hang and noted with the artist name. Artists are welcome to sell their works without any commission fees. Booking for individuals, groups, or single artist collections. For more information, contact Mardy Baker at mbaker@warmhearth.org.
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