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    • Wed 24
    A healthcare professional in scrubs and a stethoscope uses a tablet, displaying a digital illustration of a neuron and neural connections projected above the screen.
    June 24 2:00PM - 3:00PM Schumacher Hall

    Parkinson’s Disease

    Join us as we welcome Dr. Neal Hermanowicz, Neurologist in the Parkinson’s and Movement Disorders Program at Hoag’s Pickup Family Neurosciences Institute. Parkinson’s disease is the world’s fastest-growing neurological disorder, surpassing Alzheimer’s disease, yet researchers still do not know its exact cause. Treatments continue to improve, but a cure remains elusive. Dr. Hermanowicz will discuss the diagnosis of Parkinson’s Disease, treatments, and the status of current research.

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    Thu 25
    A person in casual clothing and a cap is dancing, silhouetted against a bright blue background with dramatic lighting and smoke effects.
    June 25 11:00AM - 12:00PM Auditorium

    “A Remarkable Story” with Zoot Velasco and Altadena Heritage

    Zoot was severely burned as an infant, losing the muscles in his right foot, yet went on to a 12-year career as a professional dancer, actor, and international touring artist working with Prince, Michael Jackson, Arsenio Hall, and James Cameron among others. In addition to raising more than $32 million for various organizations, he built four art centers for the City of LA, a Boys & Girls Club, and a Theatre for the City of Long Beach. Join us to hear his remarkable story.

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    Thu 25
    A person in scrubs with a stethoscope uses a tablet displaying a holographic neuroscience diagram, including a neuron and digital interface elements.
    June 25 11:00AM - 12:30PM Lunada Lounge

    Healthy Living Lecture with Charmayne

    Join us for an informative session focused on Parkinson’s Disease awareness and management. Learn about primary symptoms, causes and treatment approaches, and have an introduction to the members of the healthcare team and the role they play.

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    Tue 30
    Close-up of a detailed engraving of George Washingtons face from U.S. currency, showing fine lines and shading, curly hair, and a calm expression.
    June 30 2:00PM - 3:00PM Schumacher Hall

    Meet George Washington

    Historical impressionist Peter M. Small portrays George Washington, separating fact from myth while exploring America’s founding father. He has performed nationwide, including at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum, Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, Herbert Hoover Presidential Library and Museum, and George Bush Presidential Library and Museum.

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    Tue 30
    A close-up of a typewriter typing the words Everyone Has a Story on white paper, with the typewriter ribbon and metal parts visible.
    June 30 2:30PM - 3:30PM Valmonte Room

    Everyone Has a Story with Lynn Knudsen

    Please join resident Lynn as she discusses “From Garage to Gershwin, The Story of My Life with Music and Movement!”

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    • Wed 1
    Close-up of the United States flag showing white stars on a blue field and alternating red and white stripes, with the fabric gently folded and rippled.
    July 1 11:00AM - 12:00PM Auditorium

    Happy Birthday, America!

    Join the talented musicians, Paul & Stephanie for our final performance in the Auditorium before construction begins. They will perform beautiful works of the “Dean of American Music”, Aaron Copland, along with one of the most celebrated composers of the mid-20th century, Samuel Barber.

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    Wed 1
    A traditional Japanese pagoda stands among blooming cherry blossom trees, with Mount Fuji in the background under a colorful sunset sky.
    July 1 2:00PM - 3:00PM Schumacher Hall

    Travel Log with Hernan — Japan

    Buckle up for some memorable armchair travel. Hernan is a world traveler and this month he will take us to the land of the rising sun, Japan. His presentation will share history and insights from this remarkable country.

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    Thu 2
    Snow-capped mountain peak rises above forested hills under a blue sky with scattered clouds; tall evergreen trees fill the foreground.
    July 2 11:00AM - 12:00PM Eaton Theater

    South Sister Volcano

    Oregon is home to a wealth of spectacular areas, but one of the most remarkable is a string of volcanoes that extends from Northern California, through the middle of Oregon into Washington. This fantastic range is known as the Cascade Mountains. Guest Doug McKenzie will take us into the heart of the Three Sisters Wilderness. Join us for a slideshow filled with breathtaking scenery.

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    Thu 2
    Black and white photo of overlapping strips of photographic film negatives, showing faint, blurred images of buildings and architectural details. The film strips are diagonally arranged.
    July 2 1:30PM - 3:30PM Lunada Lounge

    Classic Film: Yankee Doodle Dandy

    Sit back and enjoy this beloved film starring James Cagney and Joan Leslie. This 1942 biographical musical drama is about George M. Cohan, who was born on July 4, and known as “The Man Who Owned Broadway”. Just like a movie theater we will have fresh popcorn and soft drinks. See you at the movies!

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    Fri 3
    A person’s hands playing a piano, with sheet music placed on the music stand above the keys. Sunlight softly illuminates the scene, highlighting the piano and the sheet music.
    July 3 11:00AM - 12:00PM Library

    For Those Who Wander

    Jean-Max Lattemann (countertenor) and Eva Schaumkell (piano) join forces in a program that reflects on the many faces of the wanderer in song. Performed by two Wiesbaden natives now based on opposite sides of the world, their program For Those Who Wander celebrates music’s enduring fascination with journeying, connecting performer and listener across landscapes both real and imagined.

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    Sat 4
    A stage performance with a singer in a white dress at center stage and dancers bending forward in a line, with musicians and bright stage lights in the background, and an audience watching.
    July 4 10:30AM - 11:30AM Valmonte Room

    Song Book Series with Seth Becker

    The American Songbook is a monthly program specializing in the Golden Era of Stage and Screen. This month, we will be discussing the musical “Seesaw”. Please join us.

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    Thu 9
    A digital illustration shows five planets of varying sizes and colors on a black background. The largest planet is orange with swirling patterns; the other four are smaller, featuring different textures and shades of orange, brown, and cream.
    July 9 11:00AM - 12:00PM Schumacher Hall – Via Zoom

    Armchair Astronomer — Galilean Moons: Volcano to Icebox

    Ken Vanlew, retired astronomy & physics teacher, joins us via Zoom to discuss the four largest moons of Jupiter, discovered by Galileo in 1609. Originally called Medicean Stars, they range from volcanic, spewing geysers to cold Callisto with ice hundreds of miles thick. The moons orbit Jupiter in times that range from fewer than 2 days to more than 16 days and influence each other with tidal pulls.

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    Fri 10
    A blue Star of David is superimposed over sheet music, blending Jewish symbolism with musical notes and staffs in the background.
    July 10 2:00PM - 3:00PM Schumacher Hall

    Timeless Melodies — Jewish Contributions to Popular Music

    Join Timeless Melodies for this presentation of Jewish Contributions to Popular Music. Always entertaining, this longstanding program is a favorite. Larry Maurer brings video clips and a vast knowledge of music and the Great American Songbook.

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    Fri 10
    A hand is placing the needle of a vintage turntable onto a black vinyl record with a red label, against a green and brown background.
    July 10 7:00PM - 8:00PM Marcell’s

    Summer Nights Series — Fonteyn: Music of the 70’s

    Bewitched by the sound of the 70’s, Fonteyn draws from her musical idols, Carole King, Todd Rundgren, and Paul McCartney, to name a few. Her debut album “Trip the Light Fantastic” offered music centered around rainbow chords and melody. Her songs are playful, sentimental, and offer a sense of the theatrical.

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    Mon 13
    A close-up of a California quail with gray and brown feathers, a white-bordered black face, and a distinctive black curved plume on its head, against a blurred green and white background.
    July 13 11:00AM - 12:00PM Eaton Theater

    The Birds and Their Habitats in the Greater Pasadena Area

    Join Jodhan Fine from the Pasadena Audubon Society for a presentation on Pasadena’s birds and the habitats they occupy. From chaparral specialties to urban adapted birds, riparian reliers to high elevation denizens, learn about the different species present in our area and how they rely on different habitat types.

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    Tue 14
    A person stands in front of a seated audience, holding and showing a paper while speaking. Behind them, a large screen displays a green aerial map or satellite image. The audience is seen from behind.
    July 14 2:30PM - 3:30PM Valmonte Room

    What is Omnilore?

    Omnilore is a lifelong learning organization in the South Bay. Please join Leslie Criswell, a retired trial attorney and high school teacher, and 12-year Omnilore Member. Leslie will discuss Omnilore and answer any questions you might have.

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    Wed 15
    Three miniature figurines in business attire stand on stacks of coins of increasing height, symbolizing income inequality or career progression, against a white background.
    July 15 2:00PM - 3:00PM Schumacher Hall

    Wealth Disparity in the United States With Professor Anthony Szczurek

    Join Professor Anthony Szczurek from Saddleback University for an engaging and thought-provoking discussion on wealth disparity in our country. Professor Szczurek will discuss trends in income, housing, education, and opportunity, while examining how this relates to and affects US politics. Gain a deeper understanding of one of the most significant economic and political issues facing us today and its potential implications for the future.

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    Thu 16
    A green towel, two red dumbbells, a green apple, a bottle of water, and a pair of gray sneakers are arranged on a wooden surface against a turquoise background.
    July 16 2:00PM - 3:00PM Schumacher Hall

    Health and Wellness Series

    Join The Covington’s Wellness Team for an engaging and informative session designed to help better understand key aspects of care and support services available in and out of the community.

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    Thu 16
    Close-up of a woman singing into a vintage-style microphone, with soft, warm lighting and blurred lights in the background. Only the lower part of her face, her lips, and part of her hair are visible.
    July 16 7:00PM - 8:00PM Marcell’s

    Summer Nights with Grace Faye

    Vintage jazz singer Grace Faye brings her iconic style and voice back to MonteCedro. Specializing in swing tunes, Rat Pack classics, and traditional jazz standards from the 1920s to the 1940s, she delights audiences with an evening of song.

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    Fri 17
    Close-up of a vintage typewriter with a sheet of paper showing the typed words Whats Your Story? in black ink.
    July 17 2:00PM - 3:00PM Schumacher Hall

    Getting to Know You Featuring Preston Davis

    Getting to Know You is a popular and engaging program that highlights the lives, experiences, and accomplishments of residents and team members through presentations or interview-style conversations. Participants share stories about their backgrounds, careers, hobbies, travels, and memorable life experiences, offering a unique glimpse into the people who make up our community. Join us for an inspiring and often entertaining opportunity to discover the remarkable stories and diverse experiences of those around us.

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