The arrival of spring brings a fresh, festive air to events at The Canterbury. Take a look at some of what’s happening, and RSVP by clicking the link and completing the form to let us know you can attend.
If you have any questions, please feel free to call us at (310) 265-5142.
Put your stamp on things. Learn to carve your own rubber blocks and make custom Holiday Greeting Cards. Participants use a tool to carve a soft rubber block. The carved block becomes a rubber stamp and is then used to make cards.
Join us for this classic 1948 musical film starring Judy Garland and Fred Astaire. Just like a cinema, we will have fresh popcorn and soft drinks. See you at the movies!
This month we will listen to “Michael Feinstein Sings the Jule Styne Songbook”. Jule Styne composed the scores of “Three Coins in a Fountain”, “Peter Pan”, “Bells are Ringing” and “Gypsy”. There are so many songs, and we will delight in bringing back so much musical nostalgia.
Please join Anthony Brown, Tech Concierge for The Smarter Service as he talks about Apple technology, how to use it, navigate it and understand it.
Please join us for coffee and dessert while listening to this wonderful and talented group of pianists from the Piano Studio of Dr. Linda Govel.
Join us for Happy Hour and the music of “U.S. 99”. This talented musical duo perform retro-vintage rock & roll, classic rock, blues, and rockabilly.
Please join fellow resident Bill Howe as he talks about his Great Grandfather E.P. Sanders and his time in the Civil War. On display will be original framed letters and documents dating back to the capture and release of E. P. Sanders.
Join Theo Siegel, Film Historian as he talks about the history and making of “Tootsie”. This 1982 romantic comedy, directed by Sydney Pollack, starred Dustin Hoffman and Jessica Lange and was nominated for 10 Academy Awards. Following the discussion, we will screen the film.
Join us for a pre-dinner cocktail and appetizers and listen to the wonderful sound of our residents in “The Canterbury Chorale” as they perform some of your springtime favorites.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant vision of the future; it is a dynamic force reshaping how we live, work, and interact. Anthony Brown, Tech Concierge, will take a deep dive into this topic and answer some of the frequently asked questions.
Join us for a celebration with festive beverages, appetizers, and a special performance by the Laura Solano Folklorico group.
Clocks spring forward in March and so do our residents. Always busy and ever curious, this month saw a variety of events and performances for residents to enjoy. It is this kind of active lifestyle that allows those at The Canterbury to live life on their own terms and feel their best.
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Film expert Theo Siegel was back with his Day at The Movies series, this time to discuss “12 Angry Men”. Theo’s intimate knowledge of film and film history made attendees feel like they were part of the crew. Released in 1957, the film stands as a powerful testament to justice and judgement. Theo talked about the history of the director, the plot, the actors and everything that defines this film as one of the greatest courtroom dramas ever made.
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Residents were treated to an outstanding afternoon performance by an exceptionally talented group of students from Palos Verdes Musical Connection. Their skill, enthusiasm, and professionalism shone through every piece, creating a warm and memorable experience for everyone in attendance. After the performance, the students handed out beautiful roses to the residents. We’re grateful for their dedication and for sharing their artistry with the community.
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The unforgettable guitar sounds of Noodle Stew entertained residents last month. Ken Nudelman and Michael Stewart brought their talent and energy to Happy Hour, and appropriately, everyone left happy.
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Science is learning about the profound impact that dogs can have on our spirit. Last month Carol from B.A.R.K. Therapy came by with one of her canine partners. Residents enjoyed time with the golden retriever’s wagging tail and winning smile.
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An Omnilore presentation brought to life the long-debated question: “White Wine vs Red Wine — Which California Wine is the Best?” Susan Strauss and Irene Berlin performed in this fun and educational comedy skit that left the audiences to decide which wine is better.
Outings
Residents of The Canterbury have a broad palate and enjoy a variety of cuisine. Recently, their appetite took them to Asaka Japanese Cuisine in Rancho Palos Verdes. Residents enjoyed a variety of dishes and great conversation. The ocean view from the patio and relaxed coastal vibe made the whole experience unforgettable.
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A visit to the La Brea Tar Pits Museum was a fun mix of science, history and curiosity. The museum blends outdoor exploration with hands-on indoor fossil exhibits, making it perfect for a relaxed, informative day. Many residents said they felt like they stepped into the Ice Age (without the chill).