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Special Events

SPECIAL EVENTS

Legacy Luncheon

 

May is Older Americans Month- a national observance held to honor and recognize the contributions of older adults to our communities, society, and history. It was established in 1963 by President John F. Kennedy.

Join us for a special afternoon honoring the lives, wisdom, and lasting contributions of our vibrant older adult community. This event is a time to reconnect, reflect, and share the stories that have shaped us. Enjoy a delicious meal, live music, and meaningful conversation as we celebrate the power of connection and the legacy we create together.

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Friday, May 30. 12-2pm.
Free/M, $30/NM. RSVP by May 26.

Members, please click here or call (858) 459-0831 to reserve your spot.
Please note, membership will be validated at time of RSVP.

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A Night with the Classics

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Acclaimed piano virtuoso Joe Khoury returns for an unforgettable evening of timeless masterworks in A Night with the Classics. Known for his breathtaking technique and deep musical expression, Joe brings fresh energy to beloved pieces by Chopin, Rachmaninov, and Beethoven.

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The first half of the program is a tribute to Chopin’s lyrical genius, featuring the dreamy Nocturne in E-flat Major, the expressive Tristesse Etude, and the electrifying Fantaisie-Impromptu. 

 

After intermission, Joe shifts gears with the dark, dramatic power of Rachmaninov’s Prelude in C-sharp Minor, followed by Beethoven’s stormy and passionate Appassionata Sonata, one of the most intense works in the piano repertoire.

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Don’t miss this chance to experience Joe Khoury’s artistry in a night of pure classical brilliance!

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About Joe Khoury

Joe, 16 years old and a piano prodigy, started piano at the age of 7, after watching his brother practice.  Since then, he has truly found his passion, and can spend hours on the piano, playing and composing.  His heart is into classical music but he also plays Jazz with the Young Lions Jazz Conservatory, Swing with his school band, and is a member of a piano/string quartet with the Hausmann Group at San Diego State University. He also plays the violin with the school Symphony Orchestra. He has learned the flute and the saxophone as he wanted to try wind instruments to understand them better when he composes musical pieces. 

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Friday, May 9.

7-8:30pm. Doors open at 6:30pm.

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Free, open to all. Suggested Donation $10-20/person.​

Call (858) 459-0831 or RSVP Here.

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Refresh Your Financial Plan

An Educational Course for Age 55+

 

Making your money last throughout retirement has never been more challenging. While most retirees are covered by Social Security, this program also faces financial challenges. This course will help you develop a personalized retirement income plan and help you reassess your current financial situation. 

 

Presented by Susan Alefi, EA, AAMS®, ChFC®, a Wealth Management Advisor and member of the Financial Planning Association.

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Wednesday, May 21. 10:30-11:30am. 

Free, open to all. Click here to register.

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Afternoon Bingo

 

Enjoy great company, lighthearted competition, and plenty of laughs—no cash
prizes, just good times. Everyone's a winner with fun and friendly games!


Tuesday, May 27. 2:30-3:30pm.
Free, open to all.

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Click here to register as a Member.

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Diamond Painting

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Join us for a relaxing afternoon of diamond painting! Unwind, get creative, and bring your masterpiece to life—one sparkling gem at a time. No experience needed, just come and enjoy the fun!

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What is diamond painting? 

Diamond painting is a fun and relaxing craft that combines paint-by-numbers and mosaic art. Using a special applicator tool, you place tiny, sparkling resin "diamonds" onto a pre-printed adhesive canvas to create a shimmering masterpiece. It’s easy to learn, soothing to do, and results in a beautiful piece of art!

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Tuesday, May 20. 2-3pm. Free/M. $10/NM.

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Click here to register as a Member.

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Movie Night: Conclave

 

A gripping thriller about the secretive process of electing a new pope, starring Ralph Fiennes. The film won the 2025 Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay and was nominated for Best Picture and Best Actor. Film runs 2 hours.

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Wednesday, May 28. 4pm. Free/M. $10/NM.

Refreshments and popcorn served.

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Click here to register as a Member.

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