Pianist Chad Edwards has been active in the LA area jazz scene for more than four decades, performing in a wide range of musical settings. His first CD “Resolution” received critical acclaim, featuring a mix of original compositions and fresh arrangements of jazz standards. His album, “Wyoming Roads” was released in May 2024, and is receiving enthusiastic reviews. Please join us for this exceptional afternoon of music.
The Vieness Piano Duo stands among the most electrifying and in-demand piano duos on the world stage today. Comprised of pianists Eva Schaumkell and Vijay Venkatesh, the pair is celebrated for their intuitive musical communication, technical brilliance, and powerful stage presence. Join us for what will be a moving and memorable performance.
The American Songbook is a monthly program specializing in the Golden Era of Stage and Screen. This month we will be discussing “The “Elvis Presley Comeback Special of 1968”. Please join us.
Anthony Brown, Tech Concierge, will talk about the safe websites to visit and which ones to stay away from. You don’t want to miss this informative presentation, especially if you love to shop online.
This musical duo performs the iconic Brahms Violin Concerto, Brahms’ only violin concerto. In addition, they will perform the delicate music of Eric Satie, famed for his work the Gymnopédies. A must for all music lovers.
Join Elizabeth Kaye, award-winning author, editor and dance historian. Via Zoom, she explores the life and talent of Mikhail Baryshnikov. He is hailed as the greatest male dancer of all time. His brilliance dazzled audiences and in this talk, we will see him in many of his most stellar roles.
Gayle leads this fun discussion. The topic this month is Memories of School Days: Graduation, Recess, Teacher Discipline, Clubs, Homework, and Ditching School. Please join this discussion that will take you down memory lane. Refreshments will be served.
Ken Vanlew, retired astronomy & physics teacher, joins us via Zoom to share his insights. As of 2026, only 3 interstellar comets have been discovered. These bodies from outer space pass by the Sun and planets on a one-time trip never to return. They race through the solar system on hyperbolic orbits too fast to be captured by the Sun’s gravity. Join us to learn more about these interstellar vagabonds with Ken.
Dr. Vatché Mankerian holds a doctor of musical arts degree from USC’s Thornton School of Music and began teaching at the Pasadena Conservatory of Music in 1988. Join him as he discusses the history of piano music, the popularization of the solo recital and how the piano was finally established as the king of musical instruments. This series of lecture-recitals will chronicle the development of characteristic works for piano by some of the greatest composers.
Join Timeless Melodies and guest Larry Maurer for this presentation of 1955 The Year In Music. Always entertaining, this longstanding program is a huge hit with residents. Larry brings video clips and a vast knowledge of music and the Great American Songbook.
Stroke is a leading cause of death and disability, but almost all strokes can be prevented. Erin Gillbank, Stroke Program Manager, RN for Providence Mission Hospital’s Comprehensive Stroke program, will share invaluable information on stroke prevention, warning signs and treatment options.
The popular gathering of the ladies of MonteCedro is an ideal opportunity to get to know your future neighbors. Please RSVP early for this event as seating is limited.
Join Theo Siegel, Film Historian as he talks about the history and making of “Woman of The Year”. This 1942 romantic comedy drama was directed by George Stevens and stars Katharine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy. It is the first of nine films Hepburn and Tracy made together. The movie will be shown after the discussion.
Join Regional Fitness Director Cesar Barragan and Fitness Instructor Julian Love as they discuss how strength training supports independence, balance, bone health, and overall quality of life as we age. Come learn why maintaining muscle is important for staying active, and see the demonstration of simple strength exercises. They will also discuss how personal training can provide support for those looking to build confidence and create a fitness routine that fits their lifestyle.
Join us for a cocktail and appetizer as we enjoy the retro-vintage musical style of the U.S. 99 Duo, a staple of the Southern California music scene.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Please join resident Lynn as she discusses “From Garage to Gershwin, The Story of My Life with Music and Movement!”