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Quiet the mind. Experience a grounded and centered state using focused intent, breath, and body postures. Deeply relax and practice self-healing meditations in still (internal) and moving (external) forms.
Virtual class materials include: floor space, armless chair, stool, comfy place to sit, stand, or lie down for relaxation forms.
Men‘s group #2 is well underway--join us! This new group is a way to connect with fellow members to discuss areas of interest, current events, etc.. The men‘s group meets on the first and third Thursday of the month.
We now have new times for the beginner/novice players and intermediate/advanced players. Come join us for some FUN movement and enjoy the afternoon together playing fun, easy, low impact games of
pickleball. Participant numbers are limited for safety. Rounds of games are played so everyone has an opportunity to participate.
Volunteer Julia Devin leads this online group. Come enjoy a great space to connect with other members who are goin the joys and challenges of aging.
Come join NEST’s fun Reader’s Theater group. Each month, we will read
scenes from a different playscript. A great opportunity for NEST members to come out of their shells, laugh together, and just have fun! Hey members, if you know of a fun script for the group to read, sharing your own is encouraged. Please email info@nestseattle.org with your idea. Electronic copies of that week‘s script will be sent to attendees beforehand.
NEST office, 8008 35th Ave NE
New participants, please contact the NEST office at 206.525.6378 or info@nestseattle.org.
Let‘s connect, share similar interests and discuss a myriad of practical and emotional life happenings and hurdles of the challenges of growing older. This group meets on the first and third Tuesday at 1:00 each month.
Group lessons for absolute beginners through intermediate level. Let’s start from the very beginning, and learn the basics needed to enjoy making music with this delightful instrument. Learn: what, where and how to buy an instrument and accessories or bring a ukulele if you have one; basic instrument parts and care; how to hold and tune your ukulele; strumming techniques and patterns; how to read chord diagrams and use four basic chords you need to play 100’s of songs you probably already know; how to change keys to fit your voice; how to play simple melodies string by string; and good practice techniques and routine.
Additional learning resources and interesting websites will also be discussed. Ability to read music NOT REQUIRED.
Ukulele Song Circle - open to all skill levels. Let’s play ukulele and sing together - we’ll explore a wide variety of genres including folk, Hawaiian (of course), jazz standards, pop, rock, tin pan alley, blues, and others. We’ll start with readily available ukulele song resources, learn how to make our own song sheets using our computer word processing programs, and maybe develop our own NEST songbook. Bass and
cajon players welcome. No guitars, please.
Take a walk with your neighbors. NEST members Nancy N. and Rosemary B. lead this group on 45 minute walks through Magnuson Park. This group meets in parking lot E4 at the north end of Lake Shore Drive NE.
On Our Own Again is open to those who wish to discuss any important losses in their lives, not only the loss of a spouse, but with the focus on coping with daily life while living alone. Share conversation and companionship with people who are navigating the same challenges as you. This group meets on the first Wednesday of each month for those fully vaccinated.
THIS GROUP IS CURRENTLY FULL. Rebecca Crichton, Executive Director of Northwest Center for Creative Aging, welcomes NEST members to the first Discussing the
Undiscussables group. This will be a closed group inviting members to create deeper connections with each other to explore the many
topics we find it hard to talk about with others. Rebecca will share information and techniques that can support and connect us as we
age.
In our first session we will choose the order in which we want to explore the ‘Big D’s’ that challenge us as we age: The list includes Dependency, Disability, Dementia, Depression, Death and Dying and others. The intention is to provide a safe place to listen and connect. The more we are open to hearing each other clearly, the deeper our sense of trust and connection. The group will be limited in size and meet monthly with encouragement to connect with each other between meetings.
Quiet the mind. Experience a grounded and centered state using focused intent, breath, and body postures. Deeply relax and practice self-healing meditations in still (internal) and moving (external) forms.
Virtual class materials include: floor space, armless chair, stool, comfy place to sit, stand, or lie down for relaxation forms.
Join us on the second Thursday of the month to discuss challenges and changes that accompany any vision loss. Let‘s share resources and coping strategies. Facilitated by NEST Member Janet Wright.
We now have new times for the beginner/novice players and intermediate/advanced players. Come join us for some FUN movement and enjoy the afternoon together playing fun, easy, low impact games of
pickleball. Participant numbers are limited for safety. Rounds of games are played so everyone has an opportunity to participate.
Volunteer Julia Devin leads this online group. Come enjoy a great space to connect with other members who are goin the joys and challenges of aging.
Let‘s connect and discuss current events and other areas of interest! The Men‘s group meets every other Monday each month. This group is currently full, however the second Men‘s group is looking for more
members.
Hola! Do you speak Spanish and would love to practice and have the opportunity to speak with other members who do as well? This group will be lots of fun and flexible enough to welcome anyone from beginner to native speaker. If interested, please contact the NEST office.
NEST office, 8008 35th Ave NE
New participants, please contact the NEST office at 206.525.6378 or info@nestseattle.org.
Do you like to sing or play an instument? Let‘s take turns sharing our songs and love of music. Bring an instrument and a songbook or just yourself and enjoy. This group meets on the second and fourth Tuesday of the month. Hope to see you there1! Masks are rquired. Facilitator: Jacky Nelson
Take a walk with your neighbors. NEST members Nancy N. and Rosemary B. lead this group on 45 minute walks through Magnuson Park. This group meets in parking lot E4 at the north end of Lake Shore Drive NE.
Quiet the mind. Experience a grounded and centered state using focused intent, breath, and body postures. Deeply relax and practice self-healing meditations in still (internal) and moving (external) forms.
Virtual class materials include: floor space, armless chair, stool, comfy place to sit, stand, or lie down for relaxation forms.
Men‘s group #2 is well underway--join us! This new group is a way to connect with fellow members to discuss areas of interest, current events, etc.. The men‘s group meets on the first and third Thursday of the month.
Volunteer Julia Devin leads this online group. Come enjoy a great space to connect with other members who are goin the joys and challenges of aging.
We now have new times for the beginner/novice players and intermediate/advanced players. Come join us for some FUN movement and enjoy the afternoon together playing fun, easy, low impact games of
pickleball. Participant numbers are limited for safety. Rounds of games are played so everyone has an opportunity to participate.
NEST office, 8008 35th Ave NE
New participants, please contact the NEST office at 206.525.6378 or info@nestseattle.org.
Mary Fry's Residence
Please contact office for address
Do you enjoy knitting, crocheting, embroidery, or other needlework
crafts? Bring what you’re currently working on, or come talk about what you would like to learn or what new project you would like to start, all while building friendships with your neighbors. We welcome everyone from beginners to advanced crafters. Group will be meeting on the third Tuesday of each month at the home of Mary Fry. Tea, coffee, and a light treat will be served.
Let‘s connect, share similar interests and discuss a myriad of practical and emotional life happenings and hurdles of the challenges of growing older. This group meets on the first and third Tuesday at 1:00 each month.
Group lessons for absolute beginners through intermediate level. Let’s start from the very beginning, and learn the basics needed to enjoy making music with this delightful instrument. Learn: what, where and how to buy an instrument and accessories or bring a ukulele if you have one; basic instrument parts and care; how to hold and tune your ukulele; strumming techniques and patterns; how to read chord diagrams and use four basic chords you need to play 100’s of songs you probably already know; how to change keys to fit your voice; how to play simple melodies string by string; and good practice techniques and routine.
Additional learning resources and interesting websites will also be discussed. Ability to read music NOT REQUIRED.
Ukulele Song Circle - open to all skill levels. Let’s play ukulele and sing together - we’ll explore a wide variety of genres including folk, Hawaiian (of course), jazz standards, pop, rock, tin pan alley, blues, and others. We’ll start with readily available ukulele song resources, learn how to make our own song sheets using our computer word processing programs, and maybe develop our own NEST songbook. Bass and
cajon players welcome. No guitars, please.
Please contact office for Link
Hey all iPhone users, did you know you can:
• Use your iPhone volume buttons to take sharper photos?
• Crop and adjust your photos right in your iPhone? No
computer is needed.
• Tap on an object in the picture to get a sharper focus on
your subject?
These are just a few of the tips and tricks possible with the iPhone. Don‘t assume your iPhone or you are too old. Member Liane C. will be leading the group. Come to Zoom with your iPhone in hand and let‘s have some fun!
Requirements: Patience and a positive attitude.
Take a walk with your neighbors. NEST members Nancy N. and Rosemary B. lead this group on 45 minute walks through Magnuson Park. This group meets in parking lot E4 at the north end of Lake Shore Drive NE.
Quiet the mind. Experience a grounded and centered state using focused intent, breath, and body postures. Deeply relax and practice self-healing meditations in still (internal) and moving (external) forms.
Virtual class materials include: floor space, armless chair, stool, comfy place to sit, stand, or lie down for relaxation forms.
Park area across the street from the NEST Office (Wedgwood Presbyterian Church) at 8008 35th Ave NE
NEST Office, Fireside Room
Calling all scientists and science enthusiasts! Join us on the fourth Thursday of each month for an afternoon of intellectual engagement. Bring an article on anything you find fascinating on black holes or black bears, geology or genetics, and we‘ll discuss it as a group. All scientific interests are welcomed here!
Volunteer Julia Devin leads this online group. Come enjoy a great space to connect with other members who are goin the joys and challenges of aging.
We now have new times for the beginner/novice players and intermediate/advanced players. Come join us for some FUN movement and enjoy the afternoon together playing fun, easy, low impact games of
pickleball. Participant numbers are limited for safety. Rounds of games are played so everyone has an opportunity to participate.
Join an informal gathering for those interested in exploring their family history. All who are new to investigating their ancestors to those who have been doing it for years are welcome. Let‘s have some fun sharing information. Everyone should bring paper,pen/pencil, and a way to get online (phone, laptop, or ipad)
Let‘s connect and discuss current events and other areas of interest! The Men‘s group meets every other Monday each month. This group is currently full, however the second Men‘s group is looking for more
members.
NEST office, 8008 35th Ave NE
New participants, please contact the NEST office at 206.525.6378 or info@nestseattle.org.
Do you like to sing or play an instument? Let‘s take turns sharing our songs and love of music. Bring an instrument and a songbook or just yourself and enjoy. This group meets on the second and fourth Tuesday of the month. Hope to see you there1! Masks are rquired. Facilitator: Jacky Nelson
Third Place Books Ravenna
So many books, never enough time to read them all. Our favorite neighborhood bookstore, Third Place Books, is hosting us once again to talk about books. Theo Henderson and Kalani Kapahua, store managers and booksellers extraordinaire, will share their favorite and hottest books for your summer reading pleasure. If you’re a book lover, you don’t want to miss this!
The NEST Potluck is back and in-person.Bring a dish to share. Connect, have fun, and enjoy friendly conversations with NEST friends.
Take a walk with your neighbors. NEST members Nancy N. and Rosemary B. lead this group on 45 minute walks through Magnuson Park. This group meets in parking lot E4 at the north end of Lake Shore Drive NE.
NEST Office, Fireside Room
Join your NEST friends in sharing and appreciating great poems and poets. Please bring one or two of your favorite poems, including poems you have written, to read out loud with the group. Facilitated by NEST members Rosemary Blakemore and Debbie Anderson.
Quiet the mind. Experience a grounded and centered state using focused intent, breath, and body postures. Deeply relax and practice self-healing meditations in still (internal) and moving (external) forms.
Virtual class materials include: floor space, armless chair, stool, comfy place to sit, stand, or lie down for relaxation forms.
We now have new times for the beginner/novice players and intermediate/advanced players. Come join us for some FUN movement and enjoy the afternoon together playing fun, easy, low impact games of
pickleball. Participant numbers are limited for safety. Rounds of games are played so everyone has an opportunity to participate.
Volunteer Julia Devin leads this online group. Come enjoy a great space to connect with other members who are goin the joys and challenges of aging.