Please see the agenda for meeting information.

Please see the agenda for a Zoom link and for more information.

Fill in the gaps of your family tree on the first and third Wednesday of the month. Please bring your own laptop if possible. Ancestry.com is always available in our COA library. Please call to sign up.

This is a drop-in clinic. Stop by and say hello.

Reservations are required. Join us for lunch at the COA on Wednesdays at noon. There is a $2.00 lunch fee. Please call the COA office at (978) 318-3020 to reserve your spot. Menus are usually available a few days before the lunch dates.

Come join us for one of everyone's favorite past times, Bingo!

Learn how to arrange your composition, mix colors, and complete a painting. The fee is paid directly to the instructor. All materials are provided. Call to sign up.

Please see the agenda for a Zoom link and for more information.

Weekly practice is intended to stretch, strengthen, and to cultivate brain function, balance, and equanimity. Wear loose fitting clothes and bring a friend for in person practice, although online class is available with registration.

Whether you have experience or are a total newbie with theatrical interests, you are welcome to join this group of drama enthusiasts. Come try on a "new character" and enjoy the fun of acting out lines. If you are interested in joining a casual cast of characters, please call the COA to sign up.

This is a friendly group of people that get together weekly to have lively conversation.

Share ideas, get or give quilting advise, or just come to chat while you work on your individual project.

Come join a lively group of people for some fun exercise! Also known as table tennis, 2-4 players hit a lightweight ball back and forth.

Please see the agenda for a Zoom link and for more information. Zoom Meeting ID 810 7926 2527 Passcode 123361

This is a drop-in clinic. Stop by and say hello.

Reservations are required. Join us for lunch at the COA on Wednesdays at noon. There is a $2.00 lunch fee. Please call the COA office at (978) 318-3020 to reserve your spot. Menus are usually available a few days before the lunch dates.

Come join us for one of everyone's favorite past times, Bingo!

Learn how to arrange your composition, mix colors, and complete a painting. The fee is paid directly to the instructor. All materials are provided. Call to sign up.

John G. returns to lead the 2023 Great Decisions program at the COA. Great Decisions is America's largest discussion program on world affairs. The program involves reading the briefing book, watching the DVD, and attending a discussion group. This year's topics are Energy Geopolitics, War Crimes, China and the US, Economic Warfare, Politics in Latin America, Global Famine, Iran at a crossroads, and Climate Migration. Please call the COA to reserve your spot or to request a Zoom link.

A game of luck and skill. Put your poker face on and play!

Each class will focus on an area such as digestion, hip and pelvis, or a theme, as in transition. Level: beginner-intermediate with the opportunity to choose your own comfort level with various poses. Weekly practice is great for stretching, strengthening, and optimizing brain function and balance

This is a free informal group of men that chat and enjoy each other's company.

Card game that is similar to Rummy, the objective is to get rid of all your cards.

Volunteer Jerry H. is at his piano playing melodies and asking musical questions. Build points as you float down memory lane.

Let's get messy and play? Join experienced artist and instructor, Susan Us for a four-week print making workshop. This series is appropriate for beginners to experienced makers, no previous experience is necessary to enjoy the fun. You will learn to make your own rubber stamps; the process is simple design - draw, carve, ink and print! Bring your curiosity, energy, inspiration, and joy! Susan will provide the tools, the paints and paper. Please call the COA to sign up.

This is a friendly group of people that get together weekly to have lively conversation.

Share ideas, get or give quilting advise, or just come to chat while you work on your individual project.

Come join a lively group of people for some fun exercise! Also known as table tennis, 2-4 players hit a lightweight ball back and forth.

Wanted: Bridge players, novice to experienced, to rebuild our Bridge Group here at the COA. Help is available for new or rusty players!!

Geriatric Health Nurse, Valerie Boggia, will be available to discuss your individual health care concerns and questions. You may have a new medical diagnosis you want more information about, a current health concern, lab or medical information to review or an upcoming doctor's appointment you want to prepare questions for.

Please see the agenda for a Zoom link or for more information.

Please see the agenda for a Zoom link and for more information.

Fill in the gaps of your family tree on the first and third Wednesday of the month. Please bring your own laptop if possible. Ancestry.com is always available in our COA library. Please call to sign up.

Fill in the gaps of your family tree on the first and third Wednesday of the month. Please bring your own laptop if possible. Ancestry.com is always available in our COA library. Please call to sign up.

This is a drop-in clinic. Stop by and say hello.

Reservations are required. Join us for lunch at the COA on Wednesdays at noon. There is a $2.00 lunch fee. Please call the COA office at (978) 318-3020 to reserve your spot. Menus are usually available a few days before the lunch dates.

Come join us for one of everyone's favorite past times, Bingo!

Learn how to arrange your composition, mix colors, and complete a painting. The fee is paid directly to the instructor. All materials are provided. Call to sign up.

A game of luck and skill. Put your poker face on and play!

Card game that is similar to Rummy, the objective is to get rid of all your cards.

Volunteer Jerry H. is at his piano playing melodies and asking musical questions. Build points as you float down memory lane.

Let's get messy and play? Join experienced artist and instructor, Susan Us for a four-week print making workshop. This series is appropriate for beginners to experienced makers, no previous experience is necessary to enjoy the fun. You will learn to make your own rubber stamps; the process is simple design - draw, carve, ink and print! Bring your curiosity, energy, inspiration, and joy! Susan will provide the tools, the paints and paper. Please call the COA to sign up.

Weekly practice is intended to stretch, strengthen, and to cultivate brain function, balance, and equanimity. Wear loose fitting clothes and bring a friend for in person practice, although online class is available with registration.

The book group, led by COA Volunteer Phyllis DiMarzio, meets on the third Tuesday of each month. New members are always welcome, please call the COA to sign up and find out what book will be discussed this month!

Whether you have experience or are a total newbie with theatrical interests, you are welcome to join this group of drama enthusiasts. Come try on a "new character" and enjoy the fun of acting out lines. If you are interested in joining a casual cast of characters, please call the COA to sign up.

This is a friendly group of people that get together weekly to have lively conversation.

Share ideas, get or give quilting advise, or just come to chat while you work on your individual project.

Come join a lively group of people for some fun exercise! Also known as table tennis, 2-4 players hit a lightweight ball back and forth.

Behind "The Greatest Show on Earth" was one on history's greatest showmen, P.T. Barnum. This musical biopic centers on Barnum's creation of the three-ring circus and his infatuation with Swedish songbird Jenny Lind. Cast: Hugh Jackman, Zac Efron, Michelle Williams, Rebecca, Ferguson, Zendaya, Diahann Carroll. (Musical/Biography; 2017; PG; 1h 45 m)

Wanted: Bridge players, novice to experienced, to rebuild our Bridge Group here at the COA. Help is available for new or rusty players!!

Looking for something fun and new to do? Grab some friends and join us for the upcoming Trivia and Tunes game with Vin Pisacreta. Trivia and Tunes combines questions designed for seniors across a broad variety of categories with musical clues from the original recording of Elvis, the Beatles, Sinatra, and the Supremes. This program is sponsored by The Key Homecare. Please call the COA office to reserve your spot.

This is a drop-in clinic. Stop by and say hello.

Reservations are required. Join us for lunch at the COA on Wednesdays at noon. There is a $2.00 lunch fee. Please call the COA office at (978) 318-3020 to reserve your spot. Menus are usually available a few days before the lunch dates.

Come join us for one of everyone's favorite past times, Bingo!

Dragon and Tiger Medical Qigong FREE Demo Class Friday, December 2nd Fridays, starting December 9th from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM Would you like greater ease in your body, with less pain and restriction, better balance, greater lower body strength—reducing the risk of falls and other injuries—more energy to get through your day, reduced stress, and a clear, calm, mental focus? Dragon and Tiger Medical Qigong has been used for these and other health benefits for over 1,500 years. Its seven movements are gentle and easy to learn, able to be performed by anyone at any age, regardless of current level of health or fitness. Join experienced Chinese medicine doctor, Steven Cardoza for a 10-week series of Dragon & Tiger Qigong, starting Friday, December 9th. Try a free demo class on Friday, December 2nd before deciding to enroll for the series. $120 for ten weeks, with a minimum of 8 students. (No drop-ins for this class series after week 1). Please call the COA to register.

This is a free informal group of men that chat and enjoy each other's company.

Card game that is similar to Rummy, the objective is to get rid of all your cards.

Volunteer Jerry H. is at his piano playing melodies and asking musical questions. Build points as you float down memory lane.

Let's get messy and play? Join experienced artist and instructor, Susan Us for a four-week print making workshop. This series is appropriate for beginners to experienced makers, no previous experience is necessary to enjoy the fun. You will learn to make your own rubber stamps; the process is simple design - draw, carve, ink and print! Bring your curiosity, energy, inspiration, and joy! Susan will provide the tools, the paints and paper. Please call the COA to sign up.

Weekly practice is intended to stretch, strengthen, and to cultivate brain function, balance, and equanimity. Wear loose fitting clothes and bring a friend for in person practice, although online class is available with registration.

Whether you have experience or are a total newbie with theatrical interests, you are welcome to join this group of drama enthusiasts. Come try on a "new character" and enjoy the fun of acting out lines. If you are interested in joining a casual cast of characters, please call the COA to sign up.

This is a friendly group of people that get together weekly to have lively conversation.

Share ideas, get or give quilting advise, or just come to chat while you work on your individual project.

Come join a lively group of people for some fun exercise! Also known as table tennis, 2-4 players hit a lightweight ball back and forth.

Wanted: Bridge players, novice to experienced, to rebuild our Bridge Group here at the COA. Help is available for new or rusty players!!

Atrial Fibrillation, also known as A-Fib or AF, affects more than two million adults in the United States. It is one of the most common types of irregular heart rhythms. Atrial Fibrillation causes your heart to beat irregularly and normal. A-Fib can make you feel tired, lightheaded, or dizzy. You may also experience chest pains with A-Fib. Geriatric Health Nurse Valerie Boggia will discuss signs an symptoms of A-Fib, causes and risk factor, how to diagnose, treatments, complications, prevention and lifestyle changes with A-Fib.. Valerie will also review what questions to ask your doctor regarding A-Fib. Please call the COA to sign up for this in-person presentation.