NWIC Presentation - Wednesday, May 3rd at 3:30 (3MC)
Visit to the NWIC Space Center - Wednesday, May 10th at 1:30
What began as a casual group of students using some hands-on science to send water
bottles rocketing into the air, has become a recognized “space center” for Northwest
Indian College students to shoot for the stars. The NWIC Space Center, organized by
Computer Science teacher Gary Brandt, had humble beginnings but now competes
nationally and often outperforms schools with far more resources. This month, we’ll
have a chance to learn about what the Space Center is and what the program does for
the participating students. We’ve invited Gary Brandt along with a few current Space
Center students to come to The Willows to give us an idea of what they do and to show
off some of their handiwork. After their visit to The Willows, we’ll take a bus to their
classroom the following week to see some of the Space Center machinery at work and,
weather permitting, to see the students set a small rocket to launch! E,WW,S
At a Glance 10-11
It’s Park Walk Season 2
Happy Mother’s Day 5
Game Night
12
Nia with Dana Carr 3
Spring Wine Dinner 7
Willows Grad Party 13
Calm Your Mind 4
“The Midtown Men” 9
Through Angie’s Lens 14
Music for the Soul 14
Watercolor Play
15
Willows Farm Stand 16
Keep your routines fresh and your motivation high as you maintain your allimportant balance, core strength, heart health and flexibility. Don’t forget to
exercise your brain!
7:15, 10:15, & 2:00 (DR)
Coffee, cookies, & chit-chat. Invite your
neighbors or meet someone new!
Mondays at 1:30 (3MC)
A shared experience of fun, humor and
community-building through
spontaneity (*class fee).
2nd & 4th Wednesdays of each
month at 3:00 (3GL)
Knit, sew, crochet, quilt and help spur on
each other’s projects.
Wednesdays, May 3rd, 17th & 31st
at 2:00 (3MC)
Step into the shoes of a fictional
character! Choose a part and read scripts
from classic plays.
Fridays at 3:00 (3GL)
Bring your favorite beverage and a snack
to share with new and old friends.
Friday, May 26th at 8:30
All men are welcome to sign up and join
us for a casual breakfast out on the town!
Tuesday, May 9th at 2:00
Explore Bellingham’s oldest municipal park! Meander along packed gravel trails
around mature trees, the gazebo and fountain, or walk the perimeter of the park along
the sidewalk to admire the beautiful homes of the Columbia neighborhood. E,U,WW
Tuesday, May 30th at 2:00
Walk on paved paths around ball fields, a state-of-the-art playground, or through
some woodsy areas to observe restored native plant habitat. Bring “Fido” to enjoy the
fenced-in dog park area specially divided for large and small dogs! E,U,WW
Saturdays at 10:30 (3FC)
Last month’s Introduction to Nia
programs garnered quite a bit of interest
and left folks wanting more Nia! To keep
you dancing, we’re adding a weekly Nia
class to the regular fitness schedule.
Every Saturday morning at 10:30, head
to the 3rd Floor Fitness Center to try out
this fun and intuitive exercise with local
instructor Dana Carr. You can expect a
30-minute class with a variety of seated
and standing movements to some
invigorating tunes that are sure to get
you moving. We hope you’ll give it a try!
Mon & Wed at 1:00
Practiced seated,
qigong is a simple
and gentle exercise
that promotes
enhanced flow of
energy and
circulation in the
body.
Benefits:
Reduced stress
Improved
respiration &
circulation
Better balance
Tues & Thurs
at 9:30 & 10:30
Find your balance.
Practice flowing
movements seated
in a chair, then
standing with the
chair’s support.
Emphasis is on
focused breathing.
Benefits:
Improved range of
motion
Better balance
Increased strength
Pinochle, Scrabble, Bridge, Dominoes,
Poker and Pool—We have many options
for you to get involved in a little friendly
competition! Check the calendar for
organized times or talk to the Program
Department if you’d like to get
something going, or to find out more
about current groups.
Wed & Fri at 10:30
Wed at 3:00
Specially chosen
exercises that boost
better balance. Both
on your feet and
seated in a chair. All
abilities welcome.
A variety of seated
and standing
exercises intended
to keep you fit and
functioning in
everyday life.
Benefits:
Better balance
Increased strength
Improved core
stability
Benefits:
Increased stamina
Improved strength
& cardio
Better balance
Keep your routines fresh and your motivation high as you maintain your allimportant balance, core strength, heart health and flexibility. Don’t forget to
exercise your brain!
Tuesday, May 9th from 1:00 to 2:00 (FL)
Get your walker Spring-ready at this free walker tune-up session brought to us by the
kind technicians at Bellevue Healthcare. Sign up for a 15-minute session with the techs
and they’ll make an evaluation and do any necessary work on your walkers. They will
offer general walker service, adjustments, and replace parts if they are able to do so on
site. Sign up in the book if your walker needs tuning and be sure to leave a brief note
of what it is that needs to be fixed.
Sundays in May at 2:00 (1FWL)
Quiet your mind and find inner peace.
We all lead busy lives and even the best
intention to meditate can get lost.
Joining The Willows Meditation Group
assists in establishing a committed
weekly practice. This informal gathering
begins with a short meaningful reading
and 25-minutes of either sitting in
silence or listening to a recording of a
guided meditation. Meditation is
beneficial in decreasing stress,
improving concentration, promoting self
-awareness, acceptance and well-being.
No experience necessary.
Monday, May 15th at 2:00
Experience walking the indoor labyrinth
at First Congregational Church led by
Labyrinth Facilitator Sharon Nyberg.
Reduce stress and calm the mind as you
walk peacefully surrounded by glowing
candles, hearing water gently cascading
over stones and soft music playing in the
background. Sharon will provide
guidance and information about the
labyrinth which was inspired by the
medieval, 11-circuit labyrinth found at
Chartres Cathedral in France, believed to
date from about 1220. E,WW
Embrace the community. Build meaningful new relationships and nurture
longstanding ones. We offer group discussions and other structured support
for residents seeking camaraderie and connection.
*WILLOWS MOTHER/DAUGHTER HIGH TEA
Saturday, May 6th at 2:00 (DR) -- *Fee: $7/person
You are invited, along with your daughters,
granddaughters, or surrogate daughters for a
splendid afternoon of tea, fresh tea-time
treats, Champagne service, and of course, girl
time. Our annual Mother/Daughter Tea has
been reinvented into an elegant high tea fit
for the Queen herself. You’ll dine on a variety
of tea sandwiches and classic refreshments as
the Champagne service goes round and the
Mother’s Day celebrations begin. We hope
you’ll join us for this special afternoon event.
Information was provided under your door on
how to reserve a spot for you and up to two
guests. Reservations and fees are due to the
front desk by Tuesday, May 2nd.
Sunday, May 14th served from
12:30 to 3:00 (DR)
Enjoy a lovely meal shared with your family and friends on Mother’s Day. The Chefs
will be designing a delicious menu perfect for celebrating this special day.
More information about the menu and how to make a reservation will be provided.
Wednesday, May 31st at 3:00 (3GL)
Join Melinda from Right At Home for a fun and informal gathering to learn more
about what a Right At Home personal assistant could do for you. At this event,
Melinda will pour you a glass of wine and pass around a plate of cheese and crackers
as you chat about Right At Home and try your hand at the adult coloring trend!
Monday, May 1st at 1:50 (meet in Lobby)
We’re going on a bus tour! Whatcom Council of Government’s Transportation
Planner, Mary Anderson will guide us on a bus tour to downtown Bellingham with a
stop at the station to get your free-riders pass, called a Gold Card (for age 75+). Please
bring your photo I.D. to verify your age. With a bus stop conveniently located at our
front door, this is a great opportunity to get a taste of getting around town on your
own without a car and for free! E,WW
Saturday, May 20th at 1:30
*Trip fee: $2
We’re heading out to Lynden to watch dogs of all
breeds sashay around the ring in hopes of being
given the title Best in Show. This national dog
show, sponsored by the Mt. Baker Kennel Club and
the Bell Vernon Kennel Association, will feature
dozens of breeds from various working groups.
We’ve planned our visit to the four-day long show
so that we will be able to see the group judging stage of the program during which a
single dog from each breed competes to go in the running for Best in Show. The show
is indoors, but we’ll sit around the ring on our comfy folding outdoor chairs. Join us
for this puppy parade! E,WW,F
Tuesday, May 23rd at 1:00
*Trip fee: $10
Glen Echo Gardens, located just 6 miles outside of Bellingham, features a variety of
themed botanical gardens that meander around 7 acres - all located in a natural,
wooded setting. We will hear the history of this Whatcom County gem from the owner
and creator of the gardens and explore along the packed, flat gravel trails to our
heart’s content. The fee for admission is included, but bring money for the charming
Glen Echo Gift Shop! W,U,F,S
Saturday, May 27th at 10:30
Support our local farmers and artists by taking a trip with us to Depot Market Square
in downtown Bellingham. Browse fresh-picked spring vegetables and flowers, meats,
cheeses, breads, coffee and tea, as well as hand-made arts and crafts, jewelry, and
clothing! W,WW,F,S
Embrace the community. Build meaningful new relationships and nurture
longstanding ones. We offer group discussions and other structured support
for residents seeking camaraderie and connection.
Monday, May 1st at 4:30
Specialty or build-your-own pizzas made fresh in the heart of Fairhaven. Featuring
three types of crust: a rich and flakey corn meal Chicago-style, a tender-crisp Detroit
or a thin crust made with Hefeweizen beer, Brooklyn-style. Entrees average $15.
E,WW
Wednesday, May 31st at 9:30
With a variety of breakfast options including crepes, waffles, eggs and more, the
International House of Pancakes has something for everyone. The average menu item
costs $8. E,WW
Saturday, May 20th at 5:30 (3MC)
*Dinner fee: $45
Enjoy superb wines perfectly paired with
a delicious meal. This month, our Chef
David Burdette and Jen Rein will
lovingly prepare a 6-course, farm to table
spring menu to be served alongside a
fleet of Washington wines from
Bellingham’s Seifert & Jones Wine
Merchants. The wines for the evening
will be chosen by sommelier, Diane
Jones, and will be
available for order
at the end of the
evening. Space for
this special event is
limited, there will
be a lottery sign-up
at Personalized
Registration.
Thursday, May 25th at 11:30 (3GL)
Bruschetta is an antipasto starter dish
from Italian cuisine made up of a nice
crusty bread topped with any number of
fresh ingredient medleys. Traditionally,
bruschetta is served with a tomato and
basil topping, though the Gourmet
Wannabes are known for thinking
outside the box… For this month’s
meeting, the bread will be provided and
the Gourmets will be tasked with
bringing any kind of topping that
they’d like, be it vegetables, beans,
meats, cheeses, anything! Sign up
in the book to join, then come
with your homemade topping in
hand, or a bottle of wine, and we’ll
be set for another delicious
Gourmet lunch!
Embrace the community. Build meaningful new relationships and nurture
longstanding ones. We offer group discussions and other structured support
for residents seeking camaraderie and connection.
Wednesday, May 3rd at 10:00
WWU Professors Laura and Gustavo Camacho (violin and horn) are joined by Victor
Cayres, who serves on piano faculty at Boston University School of Music. This concert
is free, just sign up in the book to join! E,WW
Sunday, May 14th at 2:30
*Ticket fee: $12-$24
Guest organist and historic preservationist Dennis James will amaze the audience
once again on the Wurlitzer theater pipe organ! His live score will sync with the
classic scenes in the 1925 film Ben-Hur. This high-budget film of its time cost 20 times
the average MGM release and features an infamous chariot race scene—the product of
200,000 feet of film from 42 cameras, this death-defying sequence is still a thrilling
theatre experience today. E,WW
Sunday, May 21st at 2:30
Since his appointment at age 22 to Principal Cello for
the Seattle Symphony, Joshua Roman has developed a
dedicated Pacific Northwest following. The 2016/17
season closes as Joshua joins the W.S.O. for Elgar’s
Cello Concerto in E minor and Brahms’ Symphony No. 1
in C minor. Call 360.734.6080 for tickets. E,WW
Friday, May 26th at 2:30
We will be heading back to campus to enjoy another dress rehearsal of Western
Washington University’s 80-member Symphony Orchestra. We’ll see behind-thescenes as the Orchestra fine-tunes their performance and makes adjustments before
the big show. Admission to the rehearsal is free of charge, though donations are
appreciated. Sign up in the book to join! E,WW
Friday, May 12th at 7:00 (3MC) and Saturday, May 13th at 8:45
*Ticket fee: $23.10 - pay at the door
Der Rosenkavalier is a comic opera telling the story of a beautiful aristocrat and her
young lover. Though there is a comedic tone, the tale operates at a deeper level, with
characters musing over the passing of time, growing old, and men’s inconstancy.
This production features a dream cast of Renée Fleming as the aristocratic
Marschallin and Elīna Garanča as the young lover in Strauss’s grandest opera. Enjoy
the magic of a live opera performance in the comfort of the movie theater! To learn
more about the production, head to the Media Center for the Pre-Opera Lecture by
opera expert, Dr. Clyde Hiss, the night before. Dr.Hiss will provide an informational
preview of the opera before seeing it performed live on the big screen! E,WW
Thursday, May 18th at 6:15
*Ticket fee: $45
This sensational production reunites four stars from the
original cast of Broadway’s Jersey Boys to bring you a
one-of-a-kind concert experience celebrating the
music that defined the ’60s. The show promises a soulful
production with top-shelf choreography, incredible vocal
performances, and legendary onstage chemistry. Join us
for a joyous and nostalgic trip through your favorite
music of the 1960s! E,WW
Wednesday, May 10th at 10:00 (3MC)
Filmed in 2013, The Short Game follows the best 7-year-old golfers from around the
world as they take on the world famous Pinehurst Golf course in North Carolina to
become the next world champion and golf's next phenomenon. Most of these young
prodigies have been holding clubs since before they could walk and are better by the
time they are six than most people will be in their lifetime. Enjoy a donut and coffee
while we watch these kids in amazement!
Every other Monday at 10:30*
Located in Sunset Square,. Extensive
selection and helpful staff.
Every other Monday at 10:30*
(location alternates)
Over 80 years as the leading Northwest
Washington grocery store chain.
Every other Thursday at 2:00*
One-stop shop with groceries, pharmacy,
clothing, home décor, & more.
Every other Thursday at 1:30*
Trader Joe’s has unique groceries & an
extensive wine/beer selection.
Check your calendar*
Shops include:
Walgreens
Xfinity (Comcast)
Kmart
Tuesday Morning
Lowe’s
Post Office
JoAnn Fabrics
Goodwill
Rite Aid
Liquor Store
Skagit Bank
Safeway
Sally Beauty
Check your calendar*
Shops include:
Target
TJ Maxx
Macy’s
Food Co-Op
JC Penney
Petsmart
Kohl’s
Bank of America
Bed, Bath &
WECU
Beyond
Walmart
*Sign up in the book to join*
Wednesday, May 24th from 10:00 to 2:00
Just like Medical Transportation, you can sign up for a trip on our shuttle to the
location of your choice! The bus will leave The Willows every 60 minutes, sign up with
Jen or Sierra to get on board. *North bound in the AM, South bound in the PM.
Every Tuesday & Thursday from 8:45 to 3:30
Sign up at the Front Desk for a trip on our shuttle to your medical appointments. The
bus leaves The Willows every 45 minutes and will take you to and pick you up from
your Doctor’s office. Please call the Front Desk at least 24 hours in advance to arrange
your ride. *North bound in the AM, South bound in the PM.
Tuesday, May 30th from 10:004:00 (3GL)
This is your chance to find out more
about next month’s events, and be the
first to sign up for trips, classes, fitness
and more! Make a one-on-one
appointment with Sierra, Jen & Taylor our friendly Programs staff - and we’ll be
able to answer questions and help you
decide which offerings are best suited to
your lifestyle. Sign up for your 5-minute
time slot in the sign-up book on the day
that the newsletters are delivered.
E = Easy Trip
W = Walking
U = Uneven Ground or Pathway
S = Standing
Str = Stairs
F = Free Time
WW = Walkers Welcome
Manager: Viki,
[email protected]
Assistant Manager: Leslie
Sales & Marketing Director: Patrick
Front Desk: Laura, Paris, Cat
Relocation Coordinator: Molly
Food Service Manager: Jen R.
Tuesdays at 11:00 (3MC)
These meetings are an opportunity to
come together weekly as a community to
discuss future programs, hear updates,
or brainstorm ideas.
Thursday, May 18th at 11:00 (DR)
Questions? Comments? Concerns?
Meet with our manager, Viki, and voice
what is important to you.
Jean Clark
Pat Crane
Barbara Hamann
Michelle Sentenne
Ruth Spisak
Brenda Brooks
Jack & Shirli Hunt
Audrey Weber
Laura Boyd
Vesta Blum
Marge Greenke
Joan Foster
Gerry Vandenberg
16 years
11 years
6 years
6 years
6 years
5 years
4 years
4 years
2 years
2 years
1 year
1 year
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Resident Managers: Taylor & Allison,
Matt & Megan
Programs/LifeMinded Coaches:
Sierra T., Jen A., Taylor W.
Housekeeping Team: Karen, Jeanine,
Sheri, Bupar
Maintenance Team: Doug, Brian,
John, Tim
Maintain your talents. Sharpen your skills. Stay productive.
Continue to put your abilities to work through volunteering, mentoring, networking
and more. Whatever your life’s work, it need not end with retirement.
Walgreens on Sunset
offers free prescription
delivery to Willows residents. They also carry
many other grocery and sundry items that they
would be happy to deliver to The Willows. Call
the store to place an order.
(360) 647-2713.
Built around your specific needs,
Right at Home can offer
personal in-home assistance to
help you maintain your independence. Special
pricing & arrangement for Willows residents.
Call (360) 392-3934 or inquire at the Front Desk
for more information.
Tracey from Hearing Northwest is
here the 4th Monday of every month,
providing complimentary hearing
tests, hearing aid repair & otoscopic
exams of your ear canal. Sign up for
an appointment in the book.
The Willows Salon (360) 756-0989
Tuesday: 9:00-4:00
Wednesday: 9:30-4:00
Thursday: 9:00-4:00
Friday: 9:00-4:00
In-House Banking with
Banner Bank.
Available every other Tuesday in the Fireside
Lounge from 10:00 to 11:00. Call (360) 7538282 for more information.
Massage Therapy
With Diane Weber, LMP
Wednesdays & Fridays as scheduled.
$10 per 15 minutes. Schedule your appointment
in the sign up book. Gift Certificates now
available for purchase at the Front Desk!
Saturdays, May 6th & 20th at 2:00
(3MC)
Christian Culture in Late Antiquity
Our final look at the world of late
antiquity will involve asking how and
where we can see the impact of
Christianity on the culture of the Roman
world.
Muhammad and Islam
The world of late antiquity produced
three heirs: the Islamic world, the
Byzantine Empire, and the Germanic
West. This lecture examines the first of
these. The Islamic world was the least
predictable of the three as an heir for
anyone looking at the ancient world.
Saturday, May 27th at 7:30 (DR)
Put your thinking caps on for this intergenerational game night! The students of
Squalicum High School’s Future
Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
Club are eager to host a Game Night here
at The Willows. They’ll come up with
some trivia questions to challenge both
the youngsters and the seasoned pros. If
cards are more your thing, you’ll also
find a poker table where you can take on
some of the brightest students in the
community. We’ll provide the games and
light snacks, all you need to do is show
up ready to play. Let the good times roll!
Sunday, May 21st
at 1:30 (DR)
Galleria Opening on Saturday, May 13th
at 3:30 (2FG)
Each year, we throw a
celebration to congratulate
our beloved staff as they
graduate. This spring, we
have both high school and
college graduates on staff.
Willows resident and skilled photographer, Angie
Jones, will be displaying a variety of her eye-catching
photos on the walls of our Willows Galleria. You’ll
see stunning shots of Mount Shuksan, Mount Baker,
The Willows, and picturesque sunsets all captured
through Angie’s lens. Stop by the Galleria Opening to
enjoy a glass of wine alongside Angie’s work!
You are invited to a
reception to show your
support and cheer on their
accomplishments! Come for
a piece of cake and to share
your well wishes for their
bright futures.
Tuesdays, May 9th & 23rd at 3:00
(3MC)
Brenda Brooks, continues to lend her
expertise to anyone interested in
improving their writing skills or learning
how to begin to grow their writing. Stop
by and try it out!
Wednesdays, May 10th & 24th at
2:00 (3FWL)
This group - open to all - focuses on how
to incorporate mindfulness into daily
living. The group often discusses how to
feel embodied and mindful of goals, daily
challenges, problem-solving, and joyful
events.
Wednesday, May 31st at 11:00 (3GL)
We are happy to be welcoming several new residents to call The Willows “home”. We
know that there is a lot to learn when you are new to our community and we want to
be sure that any questions are answered so that all of our residents can be living their
life at The Willows to the fullest. At this Coffee Klatch for folks who’ve moved in most
recently, there will be opportunities to get to know neighbors, learn from one another,
and spend time with each of the Department Heads to get to know what we as staff do.
Invites will go out to new residents with more information. Welcome to The Willows!
Whether it’s daily reflection, a weekly gathering, or lively discussion, a key to living
LifeMinded is feeding the soul. Life is a journey, so join in!
Sign up ahead of time in the Sign-Up
Book to ride our free bus to local
churches
8:45 - St. Paul’s Episcopal
9:25 - Birchwood Presbyterian Bus
9:45 - First Congregational
10:00 - Assumption Catholic, Garden
Street Methodist, St. Paul’s Episcopal,
Unitarian Fellowship
10:30 - Trinity Lutheran
Thursdays at 10:30 (3MC)
Rod Johnson leads non-denominational
scripture study and prayer.
Fridays at 11:00 (3MC)
Prayer and communion led by a lay
person from Assumption Catholic
Church.
Saturday, May 13th at 11:00 (1FEL)
Short non-denominational service
combining prayer, scripture readings,
and reflection.
Sunday, May 21st at 7:00 (3MC)
This month’s Hymn Sing will feature
favorites chosen by Goldie Burton, as
well as others from the songbook!
Check the listing below for a complete
list of the concerts here at The Willows
for the month of May.
Thursday, 5/11 at 7:00 (3CL)
Matt is a guitar-playing one-man-band.
We love his country twang!
Wednesday, 5/17 at 7:00 (3CL)
Mellow music from the 60s through the
80s. Chuck quickly became a Willows
favorite and this time he’s bringing along
two special guests, Carr Johnson on the
piano and Vic Smith playing the
stand-up bass!
Thursday, 5/25 at 7:30 (DR)
Our featured Pop-Up Jazz Club artists.
See more information on page 16.
Thursday, May 4th at 7:00 (3MC)
This month’s music program was
inspired by maypole dancing! Expect to
see plenty of maypoles along with other
traditional folk dances from all over the
world. You’ll watch the dances on the TV
screen, though you’re welcome to get up
and dance-a-go-go too!
Saturday, May 13th from 1:30 to
3:30 (3GL)
Teaching artist, Christian Anne Smith
returns this month for another fun and
colorful afternoon of watercolor play!
This time around Christian will inspire
you to paint animals in her “Feathers &
Fur” workshop. If you have your own
watercolor project and you’d like to work
on it with Christian’s help, you’re free to
skip the Feathers & Fur. Come play!
Wednesday, May 3rd at 10:15
“Step out of the box” and join Jen from
Programs and Willows’ own improv
teacher, Sheila Goldsmith, for another
community improv event at the
Bellingham Senior Center. Participants
from the Senior Center and The Willows
will take part in a variety of fun games
and exercises in a spontaneous fashion.
Acting and performance skills are NOT
required, newcomers welcome! Willows
transportation will be provided. E,WW
Let the good times roll! Decide when and where you’d like to host your party, which
residents you’ll invite, and what treats you’d like the Kitchen to provide. You’ll pick up
your “Instant Block Party” cart from the Kitchen, complete with everything you’ll
need, and away you go! Check with Food Service Manager, Jen, to get the ball rolling.
Brighten the day of others with a card,
Help with folding napkins and other
visit, or kind word. Talk to the Front Desk projects every Monday and Wednesday at
to get involved.
1:30. Meet in the Dining Room.
Help stock merchandise and work short
shifts in the shop. Talk to Sierra or Ginny
Connelly for more information.
Patrick can use your help by volunteering
to show your apartment, meet prospective
residents, or hosting someone who is
trying out The Willows. Contact Patrick
for more information.
Do your part to help The Willows be
“green!” Help monitor the Refuse rooms
throughout the building to ensure
recycling items are sorted correctly and
educate your peers about proper recycling.
Contact Jen in Programs to get involved.
Thursday, May 25th at 7:30 (DR)
Marvin knows how to lay down a swanky tune on the piano and he’s bringing along
Yesterday’s Playboys to round out his sound with a jazzy trio.
To accompany the smooth sounds of the trio, we’ll set up a cozy Pop-Up Jazz Club
atmosphere! You’ll choose one of the evening’s signature drinks from the bar, find a
comfortable seat, and relax as the space is filled with music. Cheers!
Wednesdays, beginning May 17th, from 11:302:00 (front portico)
The growing season is upon us and the Willows Farm
Stand is back! We are happy to welcome back owner of
Cascade Blueberry Farm, Kevin Maddux, to sell freshly picked produce and gorgeous
flowers grown on his farm in Custer. Kevin will be joined by various local vendors on a
rotating schedule. Expect to find fresh-baked goodies, beautiful hand-made gifts, organic
lotions and soaps and more!
The stand will be under our front portico from 11:30 to 2pm every Wednesday beginning
May 17th. The market will be open for Willows residents only from 11:30 to 12:00.