ADRC Event

Dust off your dancing shoes at Valley Academy of the Arts! Dance is fun and so many health benefits-coordination, flexiblity, posture, and balance to name a few! Movement to music creates new neuro pathways in our brains which is especially important as we age. Dance with us! (No dancing ability required - you can learn!)

Fall Fever! Come explore and learn more about nature's hardest workers, and sweet "candy", with Heather from Heckrodt Nature Center, who will educate us on honey bees and bring samples for us to enjoy!

Fall Fever! Come to Oshkosh Library for some music entertainment from Arlie Schneider. He will be doing some traditional, sing-a-long, and polka music for us. While listening to the music we can enjoy a caramel apple treat.

Join Oshkosh YMCA Group Exercise Instructor, Sue, and her therapy dog, Echo, for a Chair Zumba experience like no other! Music, maracas, and laughter - get ready to move to the beat and have some fun!

Powerful Tools for Caregivers is a 6 week workshop that teaches you how to take care of yourself while caring for someone else. By taking care of your own physical, emotional, and financial needs, you become a better caregiver.

All about biking with The Recyclist! Welcome Lora Glasel from The Recyclist who will talk all things bikes - and perhaps there will even be rides? You will have to come to the Memory Cafe' to find out!

Explore local history with Neenah Historical Society's Traveling History Trunk! Let us travel back in time and reminisce about each item the Traveling Trunk carries.

"Come on Down!" and enjoy the afternoon playing "The Price is Right". Come and guess the prices of back to school items, since it will almost be that time for kids to be going back to school. Who will be the lucky winner!!

Meet Me at the Movies! Join us for a movie-themed cafe' featuring short clips from classic films and, of course, popcorn! Special guest Joe Ferlo, President and CEO of the Grand Oshkosh, will share his experiences with the performing arts and what he loves about the Grand. We can't wait to reminisce and learn about your favorite movies!

Come listen to what Nick Vogt, MD/PHD trainee with the Neuroscience Training Program in the UW School of Medicine and Public Health, has to say about the latest research for Alzheimer's.