We have many great events happening this month, and we’d love to welcome you to one (or more) of them.
Take a look at all that’s going on, and RSVP by clicking the link to let us know you can attend.
If you have any questions, please feel free to call us at (949) 389-8508.
Returning to the Covington, Gary Gould’s one-man instrumental show features dazzling musicianship, lighthearted narration, and some of the world’s best-loved melodies played on a variety of common and unique musical instruments.
Join Timeless Melodies and guest Larry Maurer for this presentation of Broadway in the 1930s. Always entertaining, this longstanding program is a huge hit with residents.
Now in its 25th season, The Hutchins Consort is an innovative violin chamber ensemble that performs on the rare and beautiful Hutchins violins that collectively span an astonishing eight octaves. Led by a group of accomplished musicians and visionaries, The Hutchins Consort preserves, promotes, and performs the Hutchins violins for a worldwide audience. Â
Riyad Nicholas is an international prize-winning pianist, described as one of the most exciting artists of his generation. He has received accolades from artists such as Vladimir Ashkenazy, Mitsuko Uchida, and Daniel Barenboim, who wrote that “Riyad reached an impressive level of musicianship and has a very high level of music sensitivity”. Join us as we welcome Riyad for the first time to The Covington.  Â
Join guest Steve Levin as he explores the impact of AI on scams. Is that really a family member calling you on the phone? What about that video you received purportedly from someone you know? This presentation will explore how scams are created, their criminal applications, and methods to eliminate or mitigate their negative effects on the potential victims.
Guests Dr. Rueland and Dr. Liauw will present an overview of non-operative and operative treatments for back and neck pain. A combined pain management and surgical presentation highlights current treatment paradigms that work together as patients try to restore neurological function and treat arthritis causing pain in the back and neck.
Grab your virtual passport and join Hernan Perez, world traveler, as he takes us to another unique destination. Enjoy his photos, as well as his trivia and bits of history that bring each destination to life.Â
Pumpkins, apples, live music, and nature walks were just some of the themes on the calendar at The Covington last month.
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Our annual Staff Pumpkin Decorating Contest saw a variety of imaginative entries. It was obvious how much thought and effort everyone put into their creation. Judges had a tough task identifying the winner but eventually settled on the Weightlifter Pumpkin, followed closely by the Doggy Ghost Pumpkin.
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Crafting is the art of turning ordinary objects into extraordinary things. At The Covington’s Canyon House, residents glazed bisque holiday pieces for gifts and for themselves. Creativity is always at our fingertips when given the opportunity and residents once again showed their talents.
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Staff and residents alike got their spooky on this Halloween with a day of costumes and treats. It was clear a lot of thought went into the costumes. The atmosphere was akin to the giddy fun we all had as children, roaming the neighborhood in search of treats.
Outings
The bounty of the harvest is a special time of year. Recently, residents visited the Julian Pie Company in historic Julian, California. They sampled some of their delicious pies. Made with fruit fresh off the tree, the hard part was choosing which flavor to enjoy. What wasn’t in question was the perfect fall afternoon weather.
Outings
Residents attended the opening night of the South Coast Symphony Concert Series in Long Beach, featuring Broadway Showstoppers and Hollywood Film Scores. It was a fantastic night of performances with the musicians, singers, and dancers giving their all. Music is an indelible part of our lives (and memories) and the evening received rave reviews.