A Woodworking and Carpentry Class for seniors is a structured program aimed at teaching older adults the skills and techniques involved in working with wood to create various projects and items. These classes provide seniors with opportunities for creative expression, skill development, and social interaction.

A seniors' Tech Literacy and Online Skills Workshop is a program designed to help older adults become more proficient in using technology and navigating the online world. As technology becomes increasingly integrated into daily life, including communication, information access, and various services, these workshops aim to bridge the digital divide and empower seniors to fully participate in the digital age.

A seniors volunteer fair is an event that brings together organizations and residents who are interested in volunteering within their community. The purpose of the fair is to connect seniors with a variety of volunteer opportunities that match their interests, skills, and availability.

A Senior Entrepreneurship Workshop is a program designed to support older adults who are interested in starting their own businesses or pursuing entrepreneurial ventures. These workshops provide resources, guidance, and networking opportunities tailored specifically to the needs and interests of seniors who are considering entrepreneurship.

An Intergenerational Job Interview Skills Mock-up Session program for seniors and youth is a collaborative initiative designed to help youth improve their job interview skills through practice, feedback, and support from residents.

A handmade card workshop is an event or activity where participants gather to create personalized greeting cards using various crafting techniques and materials. These workshops are typically led by an instructor or facilitator who guides participants through the process of designing and crafting their own cards.

This is a great opportunity for Memory Lane residents to participate in a "a job fair" program that incorporates reminiscing about past occupations.

Create a space for meaningful conversations about civil rights, social justice, and equality. Encouraging seniors to share their perspectives fosters an open and supportive environment.

Joining a local Pride parade allows residents to immerse themselves in the vibrant atmosphere of LGBTQ+ culture, advocacy, and celebration. They can march alongside fellow community members, wave flags, and show their support for equality and diversity.

Bring the festivities to your senior living community by organizing a colorful and inclusive Pride parade right on your premises. Residents can decorate wheelchairs, walkers, and mobility scooters, and march together in a spirited procession.