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Join TTN members and others across the country for 30 minutes of guided meditation.
Sessions start at 9:30am eastern time every Monday morning. A Zoom link will be sent to you after you register. There is no charge for this event series.
Email Rhoda or Sue for more information. RSVPs are required in order for the organizers to plan for the correct number of players.
See newsletter for full details.
TTN Cooking Collective
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Tuesday, 4/2 @ 10:30 am | Sue Ahmed‘s house
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menu: Mediterranean Cuisine
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We hope you join in for another VERY fun day spent cooking together and enjoying our creations for a delicious lunch! For this gathering, we‘ll venture to the Mediterranean (specific dishes will be a surprise!!).
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How it works: We‘ll share the cost of ingredients (payable the day of the event)...cooking commences as everyone arrives...lunch happens around 12:30 or 1...and we all pitch in for final clean up and to pack up any leftovers for participants to take home.
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Who would enjoy this: If you have even a small interest in cooking, this is for you!! There just isn‘t a way to not have a great day when you‘re creating in the kitchen alongside other TTN Atlanta ladies.
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How to join in: Sign up via the RSVP button below. Note: register as soon as possible...this is a popular event.
Temple University - Center City Campus
This is a two-part program that will go over basics of dialogue and enable participants to practice skills learned during the session.
Your mind is your most powerful tool. Keep your mind as sharp as a tack and learn how to increase your memory power with Brain Aerobics presented by Victoria LaBouff-Lanza.
Let‘s enjoy a casual dinner together as we share ideas and build a vibrant TTN community!
Field Concert Hall
Curtis Institute of Music
This master class is a unique opportunity to experience the artistry and expertise of opera star, tenor, Matthew Polenzani. You‘ll witness how he works with Curtis performers, which promises to inspire both students and audience alike. Note: Only a few spots remaining.
Grey Art Museum at NYU (West Side of 3rd Avenue/Cooper Square near East 5th Street)
Join TTNers for a private tour of “Americans in Paris – Artists Working in Postwar France”, the inaugural exhibit at NYU’s brand-new Grey Art Museum in NoHo. We will view work by American expatriates and the Parisian colleagues who influenced them between 1949 and 1962.
We‘ll be walking on the river Boardwalk at 1 on Wednesdays until the weather warms up...then we‘ll switch to the morning.
Contact Cathy Carpenter (catcarp@gmail.com OR 404-667-0381) if you plan to join in for some fun and exercise.
April film selection: Indigo Girls: It‘s Only Life After All at the Tara Theater
Screening Time: 3:30 pm
Discussion and dinner at Rain Thai and Sushi to immediately follow.
RSVP to Katie if you‘re planning on attending.
ITP walking group will meet at 10:00 a.m. on April 4th and 18th at Mason Mill Park. Contact Margaret Hodges for more details and to RSVP.
October Book Selection: The Last Kings of Shanghai by Jonathan Kaufman
See newsletter for full details.
Yellowstone Valley Food Hub
Tour of Yellowstone Valley Food Hub.
Digging into 150 years of archives for her book, Boathouse Row, Waves of Change in the Birthplace of American Rowing, Dotty Brown, a former editor at the Philadelphia Inquirer, discovered quirky and fascinating stories behind the façade of these 19th century boathouses, which she will share with us.
Don‘t miss this fascinating talk by the author...from the comfort of your home, on Zoom.
A favorite returns!
We will be touring at the Boca Museum of Art on April 5 with our own docent Carol. Meet in the lobby at 11am. The exhibit is "Smoke and Mirrors: Magical Thinking In Contemporary Art". Cost is $10 CASH. Free parking in the garage. Limit 15. Members only.
If you are a museum member I must be notified at time of reservation. Susan Stark atohsuzzyq@aol.com
Please be sure your email is visible on the website. Optional lunch to follow.
Drop-in lunch meeting for members to connect at the end of the week. Open to all chapters!
On Zoom - Link will be sent 3 days prior to event
Each month we will choose a movie that is available on TV. Watch at your leisure and then get together on Zoom to discuss. Our selection this month is "May December" on Netflix. A link will go out closer to the meeting.
We are always on the lookout for good movies on Netflix. Please let us know if you see one worthy of our discriminating ( or Not) tastes. Enjoy and join us for a lively discussion.
Internationally acclaimed storyteller and author Noa Baum shares her experiences using storytelling as a tool for dialogue and peace building.
The National Cryptologic Museum
Join the TTN-DC Museum Arts SIG for an adventure in art.
We are off to...Portugal!
Join us for a taste of Portuguese cuisine. Adega Restaurant serves authentic dishes in a warm casual environment.
NOTE - only the dinner menu is available for lunch on Saturdays.
Pilsen Food Pantry and El Mercadito Gratis
Come out to help sort and organize clothing and household donations at the Pilsen Food Pantry and El Mercadito Gratis.
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
Enjoy a visit to the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts with a tour of the African American John Rhoden sculpture exhibit followed by a magical performance of the Philadelphia Chinese Opera.
Ford's Theater and Museum
Join us for this small group interactive tour!
RSVP to Rhoda (RSVPs are required so coordinators can plan accordingly for the number of players each week).
Trend Tea (Second FLoor)
Wyndham Hotel
Please Come Spill the Tea with Us at Trend Tea in Boca. Learn about TTN, get to know us, let us get to know you and meet other new members.
Please RSVP: Elisa Becher, by April 1st
elisabecher@yahoo.com
954-254-0008
See newsletter for full details.
Online. Zoom link will be sent to registrants two days before event.
Open to TTN members nationwide.
Join TTN-DC for a fascinating and fun evening. We‘ll watch the TED Talk together and then discuss.
Temple University - Center City Campus
This is a two-part program that will go over basics of dialogue and enable participants to practice skills learned during the session.
Your mind is your most powerful tool. Keep your mind as sharp as a tack and learn how to increase your memory power with Brain Aerobics presented by Victoria LaBouff-Lanza.
We‘re meeting at Bishoku in Sandy Springs...hope you can join us!
#1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER • From the author of Killers of the Flower Moon, a page-turning story of shipwreck, survival, and savagery, culminating in a court martial that reveals a shocking truth. The powerful narrative reveals the deeper meaning of the events on The Wager, showing that it was not only the captain and crew who ended up on trial, but the very idea of empire.
Inspiritus is a nonprofit organization focused on guiding individuals and families who have experienced disruption on a path from surviving to thriving.
The TTN Atlanta chapter has chosen them as our volunteer organization. Come learn about what they do and tour their facilities, including the Clothing Closet.
Speaker: Jennifer Garcia, Community Engagement Specialist, Inspritius
https://weinspirit.org/
PROGRAM LOCATION: Rock of Ages Lutheran Church (4135 Memorial Dr., Stone Mountain, GA 30083)
Lunch afterwards at Leon‘s Restaurant
131 E. Ponce de Leon in Decatur
Note: Space for this special event is limited. RSVP ASAP to reserve your spot.
BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir
This is the largest Hindu temple in the United States, recently opened in Robbinsville, New Jersey, one hour from Center City Philadelphia. The 183-acre BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, named for its founding Hindu spiritual organization, rivals major Hindu temples in the subcontinent.
A high tea and a lecture by the Arboretum Society President about the history of the Arboretum.
Enjoy good food and great company!
We‘ll be walking on the river Boardwalk at 1 on Wednesdays until the weather warms up...then we‘ll switch to the morning.
Contact Cathy Carpenter (catcarp@gmail.com OR 404-667-0381) if you plan to join in for some fun and exercise.
“Becoming a grandmother turns the page. Line by line you are rewritten. You are tilted off your old center, spun into new turf.” Becoming Grandma, Lesley Stahl, p.1
Please join this 6 session program on one of life’s transitions...becoming a grandparent.
Delray Beach Public Library
Let‘s support our South Florida TTN member Cora Hoberman as she is one of the featured authors at the South Florida WNBA‘s Open Mic Night.
There is no charge for the presentation. Free parking is available at the library.
Optional dinner/Happy Hour - Vic and Angelo‘s Restaurant
290 East Atlantic Avenue, Delray Beach - 561-278-9570
4:00 - 5:30 PM
Half price off the food menu until 7 PM
Vic and Angelo‘s is a short walk from the library - 0.3/mile. You can either park at the library and walk or valet parking is available at the restaurant.
There is no limit on the number of members or guests. Please register on the TTN website if you are attending the presentation. Email Maureen Cleary - clearym@comcast.net if you are going to the restaurant.
Registration closes Tuesday, April 9.
“WINE DOWN WEDNESDAY” on April 10th at 6:30 pm in the Dunwoody area at Eclipse di Luna – Dunwoody (Address: Eclipse di Luna, 4505 Ashford Dunwoody Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30346).
Come “Wine Down” with us as we discuss challenges of working in today’s environment. What do we love about it? What do we struggle with? Are there any celebrations we need to be celebrating (e.g. retirements, promotions, new business development, etc.)?
Come join the fun & “wine down” with us!
DC needs a book group. If you would be interested, join this meeting to help decide the details.
Join our interactive iPhone class, where we‘ll delve into the essentials of settings, shortcuts, and the control center....on Zoom.
Zoom - Will be sent 3 days prior to event
Various types of meditation have been used in many cultures around the world for thousands of years. Learn techniques for relaxing your body and calming your mind that you can use whenever you want or need them. We will explore meditation, relaxation or other techniques each month.
No past experience necessary. Please register 48 hours prior to event.
New and regular members need to register EACH MONTH.
This group meets the second Thursday of each month.
Meeting online. Zoom link will be sent out the day prior to event.
FOR SOUTH FLORIDA CHAPTER MEMBERS ONLY
Green Cay Nature Center and Wetlands
Nature! Wetlands! Birds!
Join us for the free docent tour at Green Cay Nature Center. Limited to 10 people.
Meet inside the nature center at the front desk. Bring binoculars if you have - they also have some you can borrow.
Walk approximately 1 mile on a boardwalk. Optional lunch afterwards. Please contact host with questions.
We‘ll tour the recently re-opened Ballentine House & explore the American Galleries. Afterwards, an optional lunch at the Spanish Pavillion Restaurant.
Drop-in lunch meeting for members to connect at the end of the week. Open to all chapters!
April selection: Tom Lake by Ann Patchett.
Location will be sent to members via email.
Questions to SusanLSink@gmail.com
Vanessie at The Inn at Vanessie Hotel
This month we will go try Vanessie at The Inn at Vanessie.
Lexington Community Center
Has your personal or professional life been disrupted by changes that have left you feeling adrift? Is it time to explore new possibilities for what‘s next? This workshop will help you examine yourself, develop insights, explore new possibilities, and navigate the changes in your life.
139th Street and Lenox Avenue
Take a walk through Central Harlem to see spots where the Jazz Age thrived starting in the "roaring 20s" with a focus on Billie Holiday’s life in the area - guided by a current Harlem resident.
Elena de Molina's Home
Address provided to registrants
Satisfy your shopping urge without spending any money and learn how to use STYLE to capitalize on your assets and your success!
Bumper Car Pavilion and the Irish Inn at Glen Echo Park
Join us for a fun afternoon of dancing!
See newsletter for contact and RSVP details.
See newsletter for full details.
Please communicate with book club contact for detailed information.
PBC Book Club
Book: The Wind Knows My Name** by Isabel Allende and
** (note change of book)
Let us know if you’re planning on coming! Everyone must register on the website. Location will be sent to those who register a week before the meeting. ***Please be sure that your information is correct and available on the TTN website as this is how people will be notified of the location
In addition — if you do not here from me the Wednesday prior to the bookclub, please check your spam folder before asking for the email to be re-sent.
For info contact Gale at gbaker1129@aol.com
Upcoming:
May: Banned Books
Read any one: To Kill a Mockingbird, The Color Purple, or I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings.
June: The Heaven and Earth Grocery Store
Virtual on Zoom
Mountain Time
This enchanting book revolves around a mischievous Giant Pacific octopus in a small-town aquarium and a lovely elderly widow who cleans at night.
Learn how to "right-size" and pass down the treasures as family stories whether in person, in writing, through recording, pictures or labels.
Bring your "T", whether that‘s tea, tonic or tequila and join us for an hour of conversation using Table Topics cards.
Has your personal or professional life been disrupted by changes that have left you feeling adrift? Is it time to explore new possibilities for what‘s next? This workshop will help you examine yourself, develop insights, explore new possibilities, and navigate the changes in your life.
Cosmic Cafe at Boathouse Row
Digging into 150 years of archives for her book, Boathouse Row, Waves of Change in the Birthplace of American Rowing, Dotty Brown, a former editor at the Philadelphia Inquirer, discovered quirky and fascinating stories behind the façade of these 19th century boathouses. And she will share these extraordinary tales while taking us on this unique opportunity for an in-person tour through the boathouses!
We‘ll be walking on the river Boardwalk at 1 on Wednesdays until the weather warms up...then we‘ll switch to the morning.
Contact Cathy Carpenter (catcarp@gmail.com OR 404-667-0381) if you plan to join in for some fun and exercise.
Will be sent to registrants.
This is an opportunity to get to know each other in a casual environment.
South/Central Broward in private homes
Read the latest book club picks and join us for a rousing discussion over dinner. We meet at 4:30 pm on the third Wednesday of each month.
BE SURE TO REGISTER ON THE WEBSITE TO INSURE YOU ARE NOTIFIED OF THIS MONTH‘S LOCATION. An email will go out with details a few days prior to each meeting. Looking forward to seeing you!
South Florida Members Only
Dinners Together! At Siena Tavern, with upscale, classic Italian fares.
April 17th at 6:00pm.
Learn from a gardening expert how to combine organic gardening practices with resource conservation. Sponsored by the Sustainability Special Interest Group.
ITP walking group will meet at 10:00 a.m. on April 4th and 18th at Mason Mill Park. Contact Margaret Hodges for details and to RSVP.
The Coffee Hour SIG will meet at J Christopher‘s for a cup of coffee, breakfast and fun conversation.
Philadelphia Magic Gardens
Philadelphia‘s Magic Gardens is a non-profit organization, folk art environment, and gallery space on South Street. It is the largest work created by mosaic artist Isaiah Zagar and spans three city lots, including indoor galleries and a large outdoor labyrinth.
Philadelphia Magic Gardens
Philadelphia‘s Magic Gardens is a non-profit organization, folk art environment, and gallery space on South Street. It is the largest work created by mosaic artist Isaiah Zagar and spans three city lots, including indoor galleries and a large outdoor labyrinth.
Happy Hour with many excellent, well priced choices at Jax Bistro & Bar.
Please note the earlier start time of 3:45pm as reservations can‘t be made for this very popular, excellent happy hour which will be inside. We can only be seated as a group; one person can‘t reserve the tables.
Free parking in strip mall. Jax is at the end by the entrance light closest to Jog Rd. Guests welcome if space permits after members. Capacity 15.
Marshalls Landing at the Merchandise Mart - 2nd Floor.
Monthly networking event to socialize, and to have informal yet meaningful discussions on the challenges and opportunities we face while working in a multigenerational workforce.
Has your personal or professional life been disrupted by changes that have left you feeling adrift? Is it time to explore new possibilities for what‘s next? This workshop will help you examine yourself, develop insights, explore new possibilities, and navigate the changes in your life.
Come Join Us
on Friday, April 19, 2024, Brunch, Fun and Games
Delray Library from 10:30am-12:30pm
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Your entrance fee gets you a Mingle Bingo Card, raffle ticket and brunch.
Join us for Raffle Prizes
Games and Lots of Laughs
Fee for members, $10.00/ Non members, $15.00/ Pay at the door
RSVP by April 17th
to Lynne Podrat Lpodrat@comcast.net
Drop-in lunch meeting for members to connect at the end of the week. Open to all chapters!
Lunch:Corner Bakery, 56 W Randolph,Tour is at The Chicago Temple, 77 W Washington
Tour of The Chicago Temple and The Chapel in the Sky, world‘s highest highest temple!Lunch before at Corner Bakery
We are in transition all the time. This workshop takes the participants through the three stages of any transition, explaining how each stage can be understood and embraced.
The home of member Carla Loffredo
In person one time singalong event for registered members of the TTN NNJ chapter. Member Ellen Campeas and her accompanist will have participants sing songs from the Great American Songbook
See newsletter for contact and RSVP details.
See newsletter for full details.
Sustainability SIG - What is sustainability? What do people mean when they talk about living sustainably? Join this Special Interest Group (SIG) to learn more about this hot topic.
Join in the fun with food and conversation!
Join Carolyn Torkelson MD and Catherine Marienau PhD authors of Beyond Menopause: New Pathways for Holistic Health for an interactive session exploring sexuality and intimacy from various perspectives.
National Museum of Women in the Arts
Located in the heart of Washington, D.C., the National Museum of Women in the Arts (NMWA) is the first museum in the world solely dedicated to championing women through the arts.
We‘ll be walking on the river Boardwalk at 1 on Wednesdays until the weather warms up...then we‘ll switch to the morning.
Contact Cathy Carpenter (catcarp@gmail.com OR 404-667-0381) if you plan to join in for some fun and exercise.
Love movies? Love a good discussion after viewing? Join us for a virtual gathering of like-minded movie fans. We will watch "Anatomy of a Fall" on our own and come together on zoom to discuss.
Chicago Members
1:00-2:30
Virtual
Cost: $0
Monthly Meet and Greet at the Red Door Lounge.
Join us for our first Chapter Meet & Greet
Come join your TTN Chicago friends Happy Hour at the Sofitel Chicago at 20 E. Chestnut on Thursday, April 25, 2024 starting at 5:30 pm (or whenever you can get there).
Want to know more about TTN? Join us for a guided tour of our history, our purpose and our offerings, with tips for getting the most out of your membership.
Come join us and lend a culinary hand at MANNA, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing nutritionally sound meals to the critically ill population in Philadelphia and parts of NJ. You will chop, dice and/or package meals, providing much-needed support to a vulnerable population. Open to members and non-members.
Lunch and Learn is the last Friday of each month at Duffy‘s in Boca Raton on St. Andrews Blvd. We have a private room and meet from 11:30 to 1:30.
Our presenters this month will be Fraida Varah and Cynthia Postula. Their topic is:
Optimal Brain Health: Learn what the experts say about specific ways to make your brain healthy.
Lunch is optional after the meeting.
Drop-in lunch meeting for members to connect at the end of the week. Open to all chapters!
Join this virtual conversation with African American artist and educator, Chichi Lovett, on the role that works of art play in commenting on and enhancing our mirror into social issues. We’ve been talking together once a month since April 2022 and we’re still going!
FAU students create dances, explore expressiveness and give thrilling
performances of dance in a wide array of genres.
Dinner at Mario’s Osteria afterwards (Vegetarian dishes available).
Buy your general seating ticket online now at "FAU Events" Website or call the box office at 561--239-7000. Cost is $28. Then register with TTN. Free Parking. Guests Welcome.
Meet in the lobby at the end of the show. Andrea will be wearing a white hat.
Please text Andrea whether or not you are joining us for dinner.
(Reservations have to be made.) And text Andrea if you must cancel at 917-684-0696.
Columbus Cultural Arts Center
Ohio-The Central Ohio Branch of the National League of American Pen Women announces a reception of professional women artists‘ works from several disciplines on April 27th, from 5 to 8:30, at the Columbus Cultural Arts Center.
Keegan Theater with dinner at Agora
Join the TTN Theater SIG for this funny, and slightly blue, play.
Rockville Memorial Library
Join the peer group and develop meaningful relationships with other women while exploring compelling topics of interest. The group will meet in Montgomery County, MD.
St. Francis Auditorium (at NM Museum of Art)
Santa Fe‘s oldest musical ensemble performs lively rhythms from around the world.
See newsletter for contact and RSVP details.
See newsletter for full details.
Petra Wolf and Ruth Dobbins will give you a feel of the daily life and spirit of their Camino walk.
Member's home- East 50s ( location revealed after registration)
In this orientation session, you will learn how the Caring Collaborative works: how your privacy and the privacy of others is protected; what boundaries are for; what can and cannot be provided; and guides for helping each other in respectful, supportive ways.
Founded by Salvatore "Sally" Consiglio in 1938, Sally‘s Apizza hand-crafts authentic New Haven pizza using Sally‘s original recipes and techniques.
Famous for their distinctive tomato sauce and chewy, crispy crust with an iconic char, Sallys is loved by pizza fans around the world.
Not a pizza lover, not a problem, they have more to offer and check their Lunch Specials.
Victoria is back! Join us for this 6-session series – one of our most popular events.
Let‘s enjoy the gardens and each other‘s company while getting in some steps!
Join us on Tuesday, April 30 at 6:30PM for a tasty dinner at Shishka Lebanese Grill at 1901 N. Federal Highway in Pompano, unit 109. There will be familiar as well as unusual dishes on the menu.
See you there!
This group meets the fourth Tuesday of the month. Limit 10. Registration open on the first of the month.