On Sunday, May 7th, Elders Inn held our our annual Ladies’ Tea. It was perfect! Our residents and families lit up with smiles when they saw our pretty table settings. Everyone enjoyed our elegant tiered plates of tea sandwiches, sweet treats, and of course, our assorted flavored teas served in beautiful tea cups and tea pots!
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Lodge residents, family, friends and faculty enjoyed a lovely Ladies’ Tea on May 6th. Everyone snacked on hand created tea sandwiches, scones, fresh fruit and sweets.
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April Follies was another hit with the residents this year at Elders Inn!
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We had the coolest morning at Elders Inn today! We created beautiful glass vase terrariums filled with various succulents, along with assorted sizes of colored rocks, and easy breezy colored sand.
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The Lodge enjoyed an evening in England at the “English Pub” World Tour dinner. We started off our celebration with ale at “the pub.”
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On February 28th, Elders Inn celebrated the arrival of Mardi Gras/Fat Tuesday, by throwing a Venetian Carnival BINGO! We transformed our lovely cafe into carnival for the night.
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We all had a blast at our Chinese New Year Dinner at Elders Inn, as we celebrated the Year of the Rooster! Friends and family were invited to join this festive holiday.
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On January 21st, AEC Living co-hosted a successful reading and signing event for our Lodge resident author, Lilian McCloy’s book, Six Cars Lengths Behind an Elephant: Undercover & Overwhelmed as a CIA Wife and Mother, (via Bordertown Publishing). We were so honored to have been able to co-host this event with Books, Inc.
Read moreHere at AEC Living are proud to present this book event for Alameda’s newest author & Lodge resident, Lillian McCloy, who at the age of 90, published her first book: Six Car Lengths Behind an Elephant: Undercover & Overwhelmed as a CIA Wife and Mother, proving it is never too late to peruse your dreams!
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Come join us at Phoenix Commons as Co-housing coach, Raines Cohen, gives a talk on “Interdependent Living: New Models for Aging & Living Well…Together,” as part of the PICA (Partners In Care Alameda County) series.
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