🎶 Live Music at Lunch! 🎶
Join us at the Senior Center for a special lunchtime treat — enjoy a delicious meal and live music from talented local musicians Ben Wheeler and Michael Stout!

Friday, June 6th
11:30 - 12:30
Music starts at 11:30, lunch served at noon

Come tap your toes, sing along, or just sit back and enjoy the show. Great food, great music, and great company — what could be better?

Call 509-997-7722 to reserve your meal.

Suggested donation for seniors over 60 is $5

Fee for persons under age 60 is $12

First Wednesday Wisdom Circle with Tracy Bocarde Sprauer
June 4, 10:30-12:00
Everyone Welcome
By Donation

Join Tracy Bocarde Sprauer for a reflective and engaging "philosophy over a cuppa tea" session in the nourishing Wellspring Space. 

Come and join in an opportunity to build connection and community on a deeper level.

CLICK HERE to register

PLAY PETANQUE!

What is Petanque (pronounced PET-TONK ) ? You may have heard of, or
even played Bocce, which comes from Italy. Petanque is played very much
the same way and originated in France. The main difference is the size of the
balls used. Where Bocce balls are large like a softball, Petanque balls are
smaller, like a baseball. It can be played with as few as two or with teams of
up to three a side. The objective is to take turns trying to roll or toss the balls
or boules, as close as possible to a smaller target ball, called the jack. One
point is given to the team for each ball closer than the opponent's closest ball.

The MAH Petanque group meets each Wednesday morning at 10:00 AM and play
for about an hour. All are invited to join in, the game is easy to learn.

Equipment will be provided, but players may want to own their own set of
balls. Petanque rules etc. can be found at www.wikihow.com/Play-Petanque

Heckendorn Park Petanque Courts
803 Riverside Ave
Winthrop, WA  98862

CLICK HERE TO RSVP

Game Day at the Grange First Sunday of the Month
June 1st from 1:00 PM  4:00 PM

Join us for Game Day with Methow At Home and the Twisp Valley Grange.

Everyone is welcome! Bring a friend and your favorite board game to teach and enjoy with others, or simply come to join in and try something new. The Grange has supplies for traditional card games. 

Feel free to pack your favorite snack to share and a drink (alcohol-free, please!). 

Youth 10 and over who are interested in playing are welcome to come with a parent.

While registration isn't required, it helps us know how many people to expect. 

Contact Donna at donna@methowathome.org or call 509-996-5844 for questions 

Come join Jean Wilson and Special Guest Gabe Garms of Creative Koji for another fun cooking class at the Methow Valley Inn.

Jean will be showing us how to prepare Korean BBQ Beef (Bulgogi) and Gabe will be sharing his Miso wrap sauce.

 $25 MAH members / $35 non-members

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Delicious fun!

PLAY PETANQUE!

What is Petanque (pronounced PET-TONK ) ? You may have heard of, or
even played Bocce, which comes from Italy. Petanque is played very much
the same way and originated in France. The main difference is the size of the
balls used. Where Bocce balls are large like a softball, Petanque balls are
smaller, like a baseball. It can be played with as few as two or with teams of
up to three a side. The objective is to take turns trying to roll or toss the balls
or boules, as close as possible to a smaller target ball, called the jack. One
point is given to the team for each ball closer than the opponent's closest ball.

The MAH Petanque group meets each Wednesday morning at 10:00 AM and play
for about an hour. All are invited to join in, the game is easy to learn.

Equipment will be provided, but players may want to own their own set of
balls. Petanque rules etc. can be found at www.wikihow.com/Play-Petanque

Heckendorn Park Petanque Courts
803 Riverside Ave
Winthrop, WA  98862

CLICK HERE TO RSVP

Methow At Home is excited to partner with Senior Planet from AARP to help older adults use technology to learn new skills. Classes are FREE and intended for adults 60 and over.

Come join us at the Winthrop Library to get an - Introduction to Managing Your Privacy

Tuesday, May 27th from 1:30 - 3:00.

Come learn about Security vs Privacy, Popular Browsers, Online Tracking, Limiting Tracking, Managing Passwords, Password Managers, Voice Assistants and more. 

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Come join Gail and friends for a fun TranGo Field Trip to the Methow Store for lunch.

Meet at the Canyon & Hwy 20 bus stop across the street from Hank's Grocery to catch the 11:00 am bus. The bus will drop right at the Methow Store where the group will enjoy a no-host lunch and maybe even a stroll around town. Then catch the bus at 1:15 for a ride back to Hank's arriving at 1:45. How fun!

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
*Note: The TranGo ride is a $1 each way, please remember to bring change. We suggested arriving early at 10:45 to park and give yourself time to get to the bus stop for the 11:00 am departure.

PLAY PETANQUE!

What is Petanque (pronounced PET-TONK ) ? You may have heard of, or
even played Bocce, which comes from Italy. Petanque is played very much
the same way and originated in France. The main difference is the size of the
balls used. Where Bocce balls are large like a softball, Petanque balls are
smaller, like a baseball. It can be played with as few as two or with teams of
up to three a side. The objective is to take turns trying to roll or toss the balls
or boules, as close as possible to a smaller target ball, called the jack. One
point is given to the team for each ball closer than the opponent's closest ball.

CLICK HERE TO RSVP and learn more

Join other community members at the Winthrop Library Community Room to attend a virtual session on the vital conditions people and communities need in order to thrive. The online portion will be followed by a facilitated in-person conversation. All ages are encouraged to participate and light refreshments will be provided. 

Thriving Together Overview: Our May Learning Session will explore the theme of Food as a Multisolver—highlighting how food systems can serve as powerful levers for advancing health, equity, belonging, environmental sustainability, and more!

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

The online session will be facilitated by Thriving Together, and the in-person event sponsored by WWU Sustainability Pathways, Winthrop Library, Methow at Home, and Friends of the Winthrop Library in a partnership to offer more intergenerational life-long opportunities to the community that explore and build resilience. 

These interactive sessions will provide valuable insights and actionable strategies to help you and your organization deepen its impact. By attending, you’ll gain practical tools, connect with like-minded partners, and be part of a larger movement working toward a thriving North Central Washington.

Member & Volunteer Social Potluck!

Join us for an evening of connection, laughter and great food as we celebrate our amazing community!

Thursday, May 15th

5:00 - 7:00 pm

Mazama Community Club Picnic Area

Please bring a dish to share and your own plate and utensils. 

This is a wonderful opportunity to meet fellow members and volunteers, share stories, and enjoy some quality time together. We would love to see you there!

CLICK HERE TO RSVP

Living our best lives together!

PLAY PETANQUE!

What is Petanque (pronounced PET-TONK ) ? You may have heard of, or
even played Bocce, which comes from Italy. Petanque is played very much
the same way and originated in France. The main difference is the size of the
balls used. Where Bocce balls are large like a softball, Petanque balls are
smaller, like a baseball. It can be played with as few as two or with teams of
up to three a side. The objective is to take turns trying to roll or toss the balls
or boules, as close as possible to a smaller target ball, called the jack. One
point is given to the team for each ball closer than the opponent's closest ball.

CLICK HERE TO RSVP and learn more

Men's Social Hour at TwispWorks OSB Taproom
Tuesday, May 13 @ 4:00 pm
Come join the Jims for an easygoing guys social at the OSB Taproom in Twisp. That's right - your social committee is an all-Jim line up: Jim Matheson, Jim Rankin, and Jim Wurzer will all be there. No agenda, just an opportunity to hang out with friends.

 CLICK HERE TO RSVP

One on One Tech Support at the Winthrop Library

This is an opportunity to bring your device to the library and get one on one tech support for questions you have. We will do our best to match you with a Methow At Home tech volunteer who can answer your questions. 

FREE TICKET REQUIRED - Purchasing a FREE ticket allows you to sign up for a 30 minute time slot.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER and purchase your free ticket

Please email donna@methowathome if you have any questions.

Bring your knitting, embroidery, mending, crochet project, hand sewing, etc. to Jane Hill’s house for a "sewcial circle". Move forward on those little projects, while getting to know one another and sharing in story and laughter.

Minimum of 3 people and maximum of 8. Location will  be given up on registration.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Senior Advanced Auto Tech student, Darra Kelly, will be doing car checks to make sure your car is ready for summer driving. He will be using an industry standard checklist and provide recommendations as needed. 

*FREE TICKET REQUIRED

CLICK HERE to sign up for a FREE ticket which allows you to select a 20 minute time slot.

 ASB students are also planning a car wash fundraiser, more info to come.

 This is a great opportunity to come meet some awesome young students and get your car checked out. 

 email donna@methowathome.org for any questions or help signing up for a time slot. 

First Wednesday Wisdom Circle with Tracy Bocarde Sprauer
April 2nd, 10:30-12:00
Everyone Welcome
By Donation

Join Tracy Bocarde Sprauer for a reflective and engaging "philosophy over a cuppa tea" session in the nourishing Wellspring Space. 

Come and join in an opportunity to build connection and community on a deeper level.

CLICK HERE to register

PLAY PETANQUE!

What is Petanque (pronounced PET-TONK ) ? You may have heard of, or
even played Bocce, which comes from Italy. Petanque is played very much
the same way and originated in France. The main difference is the size of the
balls used. Where Bocce balls are large like a softball, Petanque balls are
smaller, like a baseball. It can be played with as few as two or with teams of
up to three a side. The objective is to take turns trying to roll or toss the balls
or boules, as close as possible to a smaller target ball, called the jack. One
point is given to the team for each ball closer than the opponent's closest ball.

CLICK HERE TO RSVP and learn more

Join us for Game Day with Methow At Home and the Twisp Valley Grange.

Everyone is welcome! Bring a friend and your favorite board game to teach and enjoy with others, or simply come to join in and try something new. The Grange has supplies for traditional card games. 

Feel free to pack your favorite snack to share and a drink (alcohol-free, please!). 

Youth 10 and over who are interested in playing are welcome to come with a parent.

While registration isn't required, it helps us know how many people to expect. 

CLICK HERE TO RSVP

Contact Donna at donna@methowathome.org or call 509-996-5844 for questions 

PLAY PETANQUE!

What is Petanque (pronounced PET-TONK ) ? You may have heard of, or
even played Bocce, which comes from Italy. Petanque is played very much
the same way and originated in France. The main difference is the size of the
balls used. Where Bocce balls are large like a softball, Petanque balls are
smaller, like a baseball. It can be played with as few as two or with teams of
up to three a side. The objective is to take turns trying to roll or toss the balls
or boules, as close as possible to a smaller target ball, called the jack. One
point is given to the team for each ball closer than the opponent's closest ball.

CLICK HERE TO RSVP and learn more

Join friends and come sing-along. No experience necessary. Lauralee Northcott will lead the event with her guitar and her trusty, tried and true, songbooks. This is a relaxed and friendly event focused on singing around the campfire, without the campfire. 

Nancy Aadland is making her beautiful home available for this gathering, along with her special welcoming smile. BYOB of your choice. 

Lauralee Northcott is a retired teacher and musician. She welcomes you to a light hearted and joyful experience singing some very good songs. 

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Methow At Home is excited to partner with Senior Planet from AARP to help older adults use technology to learn new skills. Classes are intended for adults 60 and over. 

Come join us at the Winthrop Library to learn about - Protecting you private information online.

The following information will be covered:

• Strong Passwords 

• Spam

• Phishing

• Identifying Phishing - Emails and Texts

• Safe Online Shopping

• Social Media 

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Doing Aging: The Social Construction of Getting Older
Six Week Series - Fridays March 21, 28, April 4, 11, 18 & 25   
Winthrop Library Community Room

9:45 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.

Sustainability Pathways is facilitating this class through Western’s Academy for Lifelong Learning.

We will tune into these online classes as an in-person group using the Zoom cart in the Community Room. After the online portion, in-person dialogue will be facilitated by a WWU Community Resilience Fellow.

The classes are free and open to the public, with registration required. Youth are also encouraged to join as we strive to create an intergenerational learning space.

The classes are being co-sponsored by NCW Libraries - Winthrop, Methow at Home, and Friends of the Winthrop Library.

See class details:  Academy for Lifelong Learning | Western Washington University
Watch the Preview Video for Doing Aging: The Social Construction of Getting Older.
 

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

May:
Themes in Philosophy IV
Thursdays, May 1, 8, 15 & 22
9:45 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.

Alway fun to mix and mingle!

Join us for a no-host Happy Hour at the Mazama Public House. Come visit with the Methow At Home staff, members, and volunteers. Bring a friend or come make some new ones!

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER but feel free to join us at the last minute too!

Ducks in a Row

April 22nd at the Twisp Valley Grange

5:00 Soup Social

5:30 Presentation Begins

Presented by Methow Valley Advanced Care Planning and Worry Free Wednesday.

Whether end of life comes naturally, as the result of an accident, or the final chapter of a disease, planning ahead can make things easier. 

Join us on April 22 for a presentation that will give you guidance on where to start planning and how to have conversations with those close to you about what quality of life means to you. 

All participants will leave with an End-of-life Planning Checklist & essential documents. 

CLICK HERE to register

This event is sponsored by: Methow At Home, Methow Valley Elder Care Coordination Network, Room One & Worry Free Wednesday

This event is funded by The Methow Valley Elder Care Coordination Network, a Network Development Grant awarded by the Health Resource & Service Administration (HRSA) as part of an award totaling $300,000 with 0% financed with non-governmental funds. To learn more about HRSA funding go to HRSA.gov." 

Doing Aging: The Social Construction of Getting Older
Six Week Series - Fridays March 21, 28, April 4, 11, 18 & 25   
Winthrop Library Community Room

9:45 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.

Sustainability Pathways is facilitating this class through Western’s Academy for Lifelong Learning.

We will tune into these online classes as an in-person group using the Zoom cart in the Community Room. After the online portion, in-person dialogue will be facilitated by a WWU Community Resilience Fellow.

The classes are free and open to the public, with registration required. Youth are also encouraged to join as we strive to create an intergenerational learning space.

The classes are being co-sponsored by NCW Libraries - Winthrop, Methow at Home, and Friends of the Winthrop Library.

See class details:  Academy for Lifelong Learning | Western Washington University
Watch the Preview Video for Doing Aging: The Social Construction of Getting Older.
 

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

May:
Themes in Philosophy IV
Thursdays, May 1, 8, 15 & 22
9:45 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.

Let's Ride! Come join MAH volunteer Dorothy Mitchel and friends for a fun social bike ride.

Meet in the parking lot in front of the Mazama Public House and head out on Founder's Trail from the Mazama junction to the suspension bridge and back. 

Mountain bike/ gravel bike ride, approximately 2 hours. And of course a trip to the Mazama Store after the ride for anyone interested. 

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Doing Aging: The Social Construction of Getting Older
Six Week Series - Fridays March 21, 28, April 4, 11, 18 & 25   
Winthrop Library Community Room

9:45 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.

Sustainability Pathways is facilitating this class through Western’s Academy for Lifelong Learning.

We will tune into these online classes as an in-person group using the Zoom cart in the Community Room. After the online portion, in-person dialogue will be facilitated by a WWU Community Resilience Fellow.

The classes are free and open to the public, with registration required. Youth are also encouraged to join as we strive to create an intergenerational learning space.

The classes are being co-sponsored by NCW Libraries - Winthrop, Methow at Home, and Friends of the Winthrop Library.

See class details:  Academy for Lifelong Learning | Western Washington University
Watch the Preview Video for Doing Aging: The Social Construction of Getting Older.
 

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

May:
Themes in Philosophy IV
Thursdays, May 1, 8, 15 & 22
9:45 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.

Join Methow At Home staff, members, and volunteers to learn our new platform Helpful Village! Please bring a laptop or tablet to enable the best experience learning Helpful Village, our new platform for member and volunteers.

Register Here: https://methowathome.helpfulvillage.com/events/24-helpful-village-demo-for-members-and-volunteers

Come join us at the Confluence Gallery in Twisp for a curator tour with Robin Doggett

Dive into the lush and wonderful world of pattern in Confluence Gallery's current exhibit PATTERN which features work by a talented selection of artists who employ visual repetition as a key component of their work and represents a variety of techniques including ceramic and metal sculpture, painting, and printmaking. Curated by artist and designer Robin Doggett and Betsy Fetherston, artistic director at Confluence Gallery, Pattern will deliver a strong dose of color and shape during a time of year when we need it most.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER