People with forgetfulness and other changes in their thinking, along with their care partners, are invited to meet for this special program at the Newton Senior Center. The Memory Café is a welcoming community setting to talk, enjoy light refreshments and socialize with other people in similar circumstances. Musicians, storytellers, poets and other artists are scheduled to provide engaging activities, to encourage participation and help reduce the loneliness and isolation often felt by people living with memory changes and dementia, and by their caregivers, friends and families.
On Wednesday, July 20th, from 2pm to 4pm, FirstLight Home Care of West Suburban Boston will be sponsoring master teaching artist, Cornell “Sugarfoot” Coley [pictured above]. Balance the mind and body, and have fun with Sugarfoot’s Afro-Latin drums, bells, and shakers from around the world.
This is a free program, but please register with the Newton Senior Center front desk at 617-796-1660.
