Spring Brings New Life-You Can Too
Spring is here, bringing hope and new beginnings…and by donating blood at the Red Cross Blood Drive, you can bring hope and new beginnings as well.
Your donation of a pint of blood can save up to three lives. There is a critical need for blood in CT, especially the universal 0-.
Welcome the spring season of renewal by giving life to others. You may register for an appointment at 1-800-RED-CROSS or www.redcrossblood.org
Cancellation:
Occasionally, events may be cancelled due to inclement weather or other conditions beyond our control. In that case, we will make every effort to update our website and contact registrants.
Photography policy:
Official photographs made at the event may include you as a subject and could be used in future editorial and promotional contexts in print and electronic media. Images will not be identified using full names without written approval from the individual. Please notify Noble Horizons staff if you would prefer that your photo not be used.
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Noble Horizons Free Balance and Fall Prevention Series Returns
Noble Horizons' free fall prevention and balance series will resume on Wednesday, April 3, 10:30-11:30am and run weekly through May 8. The classes are in the Community Room and may be joined at any time, although registration is necessary. The classes will help improve balance, increase agility and develop muscle tone.
The Amazon, Climate Change and the Catastrophic Tipping Point
Noble Horizons welcomes award-winning journalist and filmmaker Sam Eaton, who will present, "Climate Change: Can We Avoid the Tipping Point?" Sam Eaton has covered complex global issues from the front lines of more than two dozen countries around the world. He was the founding Senior Reporter for sustainability coverage at Marketplace and more recently his stories and films on climate change, international development and environmental conflict have been featured on American Public Media’s Marketplace, PRI's The World, PBS NewsHour, the BBC, The Nation magazine, and UN Web TV.
Sharon Hospital Physicians Discuss Screening Guidelines and the Physician-Patient Relationship
Sharon Hospital Medical Practice gynecologist Dr. Susan Parisi and primary care physician Dr. Kathleen Mantaro will discuss the important patient-physician relationship, how to maximize this relationship and review current recommendations for mammograms, pap smears and colonoscopy screenings at noon on Monday at Noble Horizons. A complimentary lunch will be served in the Community Room at 11:30 a.m.
Noble Horizons Free Balance and Fall Prevention Series Returns
Noble Horizons' free fall prevention and balance series will resume on Wednesday, April 3, 10:30-11:30am and run weekly through May 8. The classes are in the Community Room and may be joined at any time, although registration is necessary. The classes will help improve balance, increase agility and develop muscle tone.
14th Colony Artists Opening and Exhibit
Noble Horizons invites the community to an opening reception for the 14th Colony Artists annual exhibit. Founded in 2009, the 14th Colony Artists is a collective of more than 125 local artists from New York, Connecticut and Massachusetts.
Kentucky Derby Party!
Please join the Salisbury Rotary Club for its annual Kentucky Derby party at Noble Horizons! Drink mint juleps, eat delicious food, and while viewing the 145th Kentucky Derby, bid on wonderful trips and local items in our silent and live auctions.
Noble Horizons Free Balance and Fall Prevention Series Returns
Noble Horizons' free fall prevention and balance series will resume on Wednesday, April 3, 10:30-11:30am and run weekly through May 8. The classes are in the Community Room and may be joined at any time, although registration is necessary. The classes will help improve balance, increase agility and develop muscle tone.
Dr. Rachel Myers, The Hotchkiss School’s Director of Diversity and Inclusion
The Hotchkiss School’s inaugural Director of Diversity and Inclusion will present, “Musings on Diversity: Personally, Locally, and Globally”. Dr. Myers’ program will examine on an individual, regional, and international level what diversity means and looks like in 2019.