All Programs are In Person, via Zoom, or Both, as noted
Please call 610 664-2366 to register, or RSVP online by clicking the buttons below
Please call 610 664-2366 to register, or RSVP online by clicking the buttons below
Please Note: New Horizons staff are available onsite on weekdays ONLY.
Stay Tuned for our next presenter, Helen Luu,
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An Interesting Life:
True Tales from Real People July 2025 with Jankai Giri - World Traveler and Healer Every life is different, and every person has a story to share. From fun trips abroad, to harrowing flights from danger, to a simple family tradition, you never know what secrets are hiding in the past of your friends and neighbors…or your own memories. Come to New Horizons throughout the year and hear about the unique and fascinating experiences of others in your community…and then sign up to share your own. Episode 3: “History with Janaki Giri - World Traveler and Healer”: Join us to hear the inspiring story of Janaki Giri as she tells of her experiences in both India and America. Janaki will speak of her days growing up in Devakottai in India before she moved to America later in life, transitioning between the two cultures. She will also address her time studying at medical school in both countries, and her days working as a US Army Physician before moving on to the hospital in Princeton. Come early before the lecture and enjoy a delicious Chef Sandwich (Roast Beef, Ham, (Turkey) Ham), served at Noon. (Please register for the meal by July 23.) In Person at Narberth Borough Hall
Tuesday, July 29, 2025 at 1:00 PM |
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Authors Series
April 2026: Dr. Marlene Kushner: "Sense of Direction" Various published authors come to New Horizons to present their published books and answer questions. Join your friends, neighbors, and literary enthusiasts, and find some new material to read, written by experts in their field. Books are available at the Center before the presentation or on Amazon.com, as well as other locations (see below). Next Session: April 2026: Dr. Marlene Kushner discusses "Sense of Direction": On Friday, April 10, at 1:00 PM author and New Horizons member Marlene Kushner comes to Narberth Borough Hall to discuss her autobiographical novel. “Sense of Direction” is a book that explores both Marlene’s own personal tale of her professional and personal life as a neurodivergent neuropsychologist and also offers insights into how to help students and adults struggling with an “invisible disorder.” Poignant, heartwarming, and informative by turns, the book is, in the words of one critic, “a model of self-determination, never losing its sense of direction.” Join your friends and neighbors to hear about this incredible story of perseverance and personal triumph, told by the one who lived it all. PLEASE NOTE that Lunch has been CANCELLED for this program. We apologize for the inconvenience. Books Currently Available at: Amazon.com MARLENE K. KUSHNER, ED.D., has always looked to raise awareness about those who learn differently. She has served as an accommodation specialist in disability centers at a number of colleges and universities throughout the country. In addition to working with students, she has given presentations to faculties and authored papers for professionals as well as for the general public. During her long service to aid others, she discovered that she herself has several learning disabilities. This fact has given her a unique perspective on how people with such “hidden disorders” function and has helped her to shape several programs to help the learning disabled of all ages. Marlene has earned a number of distinguished degrees in her time, including a B.A., cum laude, at Hunter College of the City University of New York, a M.A. in Clinical Psychology from Fairleigh Dickinson University, and an Ed.D with a specialization in The Neuropsychology of Learning Disorders from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Among her many rewards and honors are a position in Psi Chi, The National Honor Society of Psychology, a national certification as a School Psychologist, several Ushkow Foundation Grants to work on projects to evaluate programs for learning disabled college students, and a Certificate of Recognition from the Association for Children and Adults with Learning Disabilities. SENSE OF DIRECTION Marlene describes her book as follows: “The book is based upon my personal and professional experiences over decades, providing neuropsychological services to students who are neurodiverse-who learn differently. Although I have served students in all grades, I specialized in working at the college and graduate level. This book is unique in several ways. First, I utilized my neuropsychological training and research to explore the thoughts, emotions and experiences of a person who has ‘invisible disabilities’ such as I do. Second, in addition to my memoir, is material about practices and procedures which are ordinarily inaccessible to the student or parent(s) of the individual receiving services. Third is a section offering resources in two broadly based categories- technological aides as well as associations providing support and information to special populations. One example is The Learning Disability Association of America. Although psychologists often disagree about what constitutes good practice, there are some areas of consensus. Early diagnosis and intervention can be the difference between a successful outcome and one that is significantly less so. Having shared the frustration and pain of students who were not provided the necessary experience and training to handle rigorous university assignments overcame my reluctance to share myself with the public. Finally, there is a section following research into attentional disorders and learning disabilities, beginning in the eighteenth century." In Person at Narberth Borough Hall
Next Session: Friday, April 10 at 1:00 PM Further Upcoming Sessions: TBD |
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Book Club:
April 2026 “The Bees" by Laline Paull with Chris Jackson, Retired Librarian Join Chris Jackson and other book enthusiasts in an in-depth discussion of the chosen book at our monthly Book Club. Books can be found at the Narberth Library, or on Amazon.com. Please let us know when you sign up whether you intend to attend the discussion at Borough Hall, or call in through Zoom. Optional Lunch: Baked Tilapia w/ Mustard Sauce, served at Noon. (Please register for the meal by April 8) Next Session: April 17, 2026: "The Bees" by Laline Paull The life of a worker bee is not easy, or fun. For Flora 717, a bee who dares to express curiosity and courage, it is even more challenging than most. Despite being a member of the lowest caste in her hive, Flora dares to dream and explore beyond the boundaries her society allows. Ordinarily, this would mean her death as a nonconformist, but with the hive threatened from outside forces, she is allowed to live and even to advance her station, moving from sanitation worker, to nursery helper, to forager. Along the way, she learns serval secrets of the hive that shock and fascinate her by turns. But Flora was not meant to know these secrets. As her grasp of certain truths increases, she starts to change irrevocably from the simple bee she had once been to something else altogether. And when her new knowledge causes her to break a rule that cannot be ignored -- the most scared law of all, Flora finds herself in danger from all sides. Faced with an impossible choice, and unable to return to the existence she had before, the young bee must now challenge everything and everyone she ever knew and loved in a terrible battle for her heart and soul. Suspenseful and thought-provoking, this imaginative tale of a young worker bee combines dystopian fantasy with scientific reality and ensures no reader will ever look at a hive the same way again. In Person at Narberth Borough Hall
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Community Hour at New Horizons
One of the best things about New Horizons is the opportunity to socialize and hang out with friends. Stop by any weekday to spend time with others in a friendly, open environment. No need to register. Just drop by as a part of your morning or afternoon routine...or stay after a scheduled program at the Center. We'd love to see you there!
In Person ONLY at Narberth Borough Hall
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Film Club:
April 2026: 2 Films! Narberth Borough Hall: National Geographic's "Dolphins Up Close" Ashbridge House in Rosemont: "Nonnas" Meet with Ellen Sue Jacobson and other film enthusiasts to watch movies, and then join the Film Club discussion after the viewing. Next Sessions: 2 Films in April: April 14 at Narberth Borough Hall: "Dolphins Up Close": Join Ellen Sue Jacobson in viewing this 45-minute visual celebration of dolphins, as Bertie Gregory explores the Azores. Mammals from all over the world migrate to the crystal-clear waters off Portugal every year to participate in a massive feeding frenzy, and Bertie has joined the hunt. Watch as he swims among the predators, capturing their natural beauty and extraordinary intelligence for all to see. Discussion immediately after the viewing. Optional Lunch: Creamy Herb Chicken & Broccoli w/ Rotini. (Please register for the meal by April 8.) After the film, join Ellen Sue Jacobson for a discussion of the concepts touched upon in this extraordinary documentary, as New Horizons explores the intriguing truths revealed about one of the most intelligent creatures on this planet. April 20 at Ashbridge House in Rosemont: "Nonnas": Released on Netflix in May 2025, “Nonnas” explores the true tale of a Brooklyn man with Italian roots who, in order to honor the mother he had recently lost, decided to found a restaurant in her honor. In keeping with the theme of honoring Italian women, and wishing to have real, homestyle food to serve, Joe Scaravella hired only Italian grandmothers, or “Nonnas” to work as his chefs. This choice led to a very unique dining experience in a world where most new eateries fail within a year. Packed with heartwarming moments, hilarious mishaps and familial references, the movie is a must see for culinary enthusiasts and comedy lovers alike. On April 20, beginning at Noon, New Horizons will screen this heartwarming and fun comedy at Ashbridge House. Join us and watch the true tale of Scaravella’s dream from its first conception as a means to honor his late mother to the thriving Enoteca Maria restaurant, which still exists on Staten Island in New York today. No lunch will be served, but snacks will be provided. In Person ONLY at Narberth Borough Hall:
"Dolphins Up Close": Tuesday, April 14 at 1:00 PM (45 Minutes) Discussion: Immediately After the Film In Person ONLY at Ashbridge House in Rosemont: "Nonnas": Monday, April 20 at Noon (2 Hours) |
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Game Time at New Horizons!
Come and indulge your love of games! Bridge, Chess, Mah Jongg, Pinochle, Puzzles, Scrabble and more! New Horizons is hosting weekly Game Time every Wednesday from Noon to 2:00 PM. Bring an old favorite to Narberth Borough Hall or borrow from the Center’s collection. All Seniors welcome! Please be aware that some games require a set number of people to participate before the game can be played. Because of this, we ask that you inform us when you sign up which game(s) you are interested in playing, and if you will be bringing any friends to play with you, so that we can attempt to ensure that there are enough players for each game. Stop by the Games area on any day and pick up a Monthly Trivia Sheet! Test your knowledge, show off to friends, and learn new facts. There's something for everyone! In Person ONLY at Narberth Borough Hall:
Every Wednesday from 12 Noon to 2:00 PM (Check below to register separately for Special Game Time Programs) In Person ONLY at Ashbridge House in Rosemont:
Every Friday from 12 Noon to 2:00 PM (Beginning Friday, May 15) (Check below to register separately for Special Game Time Programs) |
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Special Game Time Programs on Specific Days
BRAIN GAMES at New Horizons: Test your memory, exercise your creative thinking, and indulge your inner mathematician during an afternoon of fun and learning. Sue Bond hosts a series of mind-twisting and thought-provoking games designed to promote focus and stimulate your brain. Put on your thinking cap, grab a pen and a coffee, and join in the fun!
LAST SESSION: Tuesday, February 10, beginning at 1:00 PM 
MAH JONGG GAMES FOR BEGINNERS AND ADVANCED PLAYERS: New Horizons is hosting Mah Jongg at the Center on various days, both at Narberth Borough Hall and at Ashbridge House in Rosemont. Interested players can indulge their love of the game from Noon to 2:00 PM. Please call 610 664-2366 or click the button below to register in advance for this program!
Current Schedule: All Games begin at Noon Beginners / Intermediate: --Wednesdays at Narberth Borough Hall: May 6, 13, 20, 27 --Fridays at Ashbridge House: May 15, 22, 29 Advanced: Mondays at Narberth Borough Hall: May 11, 18 New Horizons also offers an in person 6-week Mah Jongg class in Narberth on select days, based on interest. If you would like to learn to play Mah Jongg, please CLICK HERE. Please note that the game requires at least 4 people to play, so this program will only take place when 4 or more people have registered. New Horizons will contact you with details when the class is next available.
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SPECIAL WEDNESDAY CHESS SESSIONS: Come learn Chess lessons from a skilled instructor! Chess Tournament Instructor Al Pearson offers his skills and love of the game during the Wednesday Game Time sessions to anyone who wishes to come and learn new techniques...or just to play the game of kings. Come join in the fun!
PLEASE NOTE: Chess Instruction will take place at Ashbridge House in May. Current Schedule: Wed, May 6, 13, 20, 27, beginning at Noon 
NEW!! PLAY PINOCHEL AT 2 LOCATIONS: New Horizons offers Pinochle at both our Center locations, inviting interested players to indulge their love for the popular game on select afternoons. Come play this old favorite and make some new friends along the way!
Current Schedule: Thursdays at Narberth Borough Hall: May 7, 14, 21, 28 Fridays at Ashbridge House: May 14, 22, 29 |
BINGO GAMES AT NEW HORIZONS: New Horizons' partner Carousel Connections hosts special BINGO Games throughout the month, either at Ashbridge House in Rosemont or at Narberth Borough Hall. Join with your friends and neighbors to play this classic game. Prizes are available for the winners of each round, and snacks will be provided. Everyone welcome!
CURRENT SCHEDULE: Monday, April 27 at 11:00 AM at Ashbridge House in Rosemont
CURRENT SCHEDULE: Monday, April 27 at 11:00 AM at Ashbridge House in Rosemont
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Come to the Center on select Thursdays to hear the Glee Club practice. No need to register, just stop by and enjoy the music!
Rehearsals In Person ONLY at Narberth Borough Hall:
Every Thursday from 10:00 AM to Noon, Concert Schedule Permitting UPCOMING SCHEDULE: Concert Dates TBA
May 7 -- Rehearsal, 10 AM to Noon May 14 -- CONCERT: SIDEWATER HOUSE at 12:00 PM, No Rehearsal at NHSC May 21 -- Rehearsal, 10 AM to Noon May 28 -- CONCERT: INGLIS HOUSE at 1:30 PM, No Rehearsal at NHSC June 4 -- Rehearsal, 10 AM to Noon June 11 -- Rehearsal, 10 AM to Noon June 18 -- Rehearsal, 10 AM to Noon June 25 -- Rehearsal, 10 AM to Noon |
Glee Club
with Andrea Green, Director of the New Horizons Glee Club The New Horizons Glee Club is comprised of singers and musicians who love to entertain and engage audiences throughout the Philadelphia area. They rehearse every Thursday from 10:00 AM - 11:45 AM and are always looking for new Members to join in the fun. The 2025-26 program, is called “New Horizons Glee Club… Taking Flight.” It will feature songs from a variety of musical genres. Audiences are invited to participate and feel welcome to sing along. New Horizons Glee Club is extraordinary in the way it brings performers and audiences together with understanding, compassion, joy and love. For more information and/or to register for the Glee Club, please contact Randy Shupp at [email protected] or 215-805-5777. The Glee Club rehearses at New Horizons every Thursday, Concert schedule permitting. On days when a Concert is scheduled, they will not rehearse. Check the space to the left for the current Glee Club schedule. |
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NEW!! Language Conversation Group
January 2026 Advanced Spanish with Norma Gracia Join a community group dedicated to exploring the beauty and complexities of various languages. Different leaders host the group on different months, offering a range of languages to enjoy at various levels of proficiency. Last Session: January 16, 2026: Advanced Spanish Language Conversation: Norma Gracia hosts an advanced group dedicated to exploring the beauty and complexity of the Spanish Language. Participants are invited to practice honing their Spanish language skills while socializing with other Spanish enthusiasts. Not for Beginners, please register in advance. Optional Lunch: Crab Cake w/ Mac&Cheese, served at Noon. (Please register for the meal by January 7.) In Person ONLY at Narberth Borough Hall
Last Session: Friday, January 16 at 1:00 PM Next Session TBD |
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Midday / Morning Music:
May 2025 Louis Armstrong, Jazz Legend with Stan Fink Enjoy music and discussions of various great musicians offered by different music enthusiasts, and bring your burning questions about each performer. Last Session: May 2025: "Louis Armstrong, Jazz Legend" Learn about the life and music of Louis Armstrong (1901 – 1971), whose career spanned five decades and different eras in the history of jazz. Armstrong is renowned for his charismatic stage presence and voice almost as much as for his trumpet playing. He was also known as an influential singer, demonstrating great dexterity as an improviser as he bent the lyrics and melody of a song for his own expressive purpose. In 2017, he was inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame. Trumpeter, Singer, Composer, and Actor, Louis Armstrong Is still known today as one of the most influential figures in jazz. Join us on May 30 to hear an in-depth discourse on the life and music of this incredible individual. Learn some personal anecdotes and hear (and see) actual recordings of Armstrong’s musical performances as Music Man Stan Fink presents a life portrait of this iconic legend. Come early and enjoy a delicious Pepper, Onion, and Cheese Omelet, served at Noon. (Please register for the meal by May 21) In Person at Narberth Borough Hall ONLY
Last Session: Friday, May 30 at 1:00 PM Next Session: TBD |
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Music Events at New Horizons:
December 2025 Holiday Music Performances, 12-17 Glee Club Holiday Concert, 12-22 New Horizons hosts various musical performers throughout the year, showcasing many different types of music. From Broadway songs to Motown hits, from Country Singers to Ukulele Players, there is always something interesting musically at New Horizons! Last Sessions: December 2025: December 17 at 1:00 PM: "Holiday Music Performances," with Carousel Connections, a New Horizons Community Partner A local group is coming to New Horizons to regale all interested Seniors with a variety of musical offerings. Carousel Connections is a New Horizons Community Partner promoting independence for individuals with disabilities. On December 17, a select number of individuals will perform a diverse concert for New Horizons Members and Guests alike, showing off their many skills. From Bell Choir to Dancing, from Singing to Taiko Drums, and everything in between, Carousel Connections offers a large collection of diverse musical talents and fun performances to celebrate the holidays. Coupled with a Dessert Social right before the performance, this unique musical treat is the perfect way to kick off your holiday season! Optional Lunch: Burger with Mushrooms and Swiss Cheese (Please register for the meal by December 10.) December 22 at 12:30 PM: "New Horizons Glee Club Holiday Concert" The New Horizons Glee Club is once again starring at the annual December Holiday Luncheon. The Glee Club performs every year at various venues in the region, entertaining individuals and organizations throughout the Philadelphia area with their musical talents. On December 22 they will come to New Horizons to perform a rousing medley of Holiday Songs and old favorites after our annual Holiday Luncheon. Join your friends and neighbors for this special musical treat -- and don’t forget to register for the Holiday Luncheon by December 17! In Person ONLY at Narberth Borough Hall:
Last Sessions: Carousel Connections on Wednesday, December 17 at 1:00 PM Glee Club Holiday Concert on Monday, December 22 at 12:30 PM Future Events TBD |
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New Horizons Music Week:
First Full Week of August Every Year Join other music lovers in a musical extravaganza! New Horizons hosts various presenters and musicians, focusing on the love and enjoyment of music. Hear beautiful renditions of the Piano and experienced vocalists accompanied by guitar and other instruments, indulge in an hour of songs performed by an accomplished tenor, experience the joy of Jazz, learn about the history of various musicians, music genres and pivotal musical events, and more! In Person ONLY at Narberth Borough Hall
2 Musical Events a Day Lunch Provided Every Day (by advance order) Enjoy Delicious FREE Tasty Treats after Lunch Every Day, Sponsored by Local Organizations |
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Protect our Planet
April 2026 with Phyllis Blumberg, PhD Join in this discussion of different ways that you can restore nature and create a healthier planet. By taking care of our planet, we take care of ourselves! Next Session: Wednesday, April 29 at 1:00 PM at Ashbridge House in Rosemont: "Environmental and Climate Updates" with Phyllis Blumberg, PhD: Special presenter Phyllis Blumberg, PhD, comes to Ashbridge House in Rosemont on April 29 to offer updates on the ongoing issues with the climate and environment. Learn what your local and state officials are doing to address this situation, and what you can do yourself to help. No lunch will be served, but snacks will be provided. In Person ONLY at Narberth Borough Hall
Last Session: Wednesday, February 4, 2026 at 1:00 PM Upcoming Session: TBD In Person ONLY at Ashbridge House in Rosemont
Wednesday, April 29, 2026 at 1:00 PM Upcoming Session: TBD |
Phyllis Blumberg, PhD, is a member of the Steering Committee for the Jewish Earth Alliance, Education and Engagement Working Group and Energy Transition Working Group, working on the Lower Merion Township Sustainability Plan. She is also the Winner of the Resident going for the Green Award in Lower Merion Township. PA and the Seasoned Vet award for advocacy and commitment from the Conservation Voters of PA and Penn Future.
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Rich Conversations
December 2025 "Ashbridge Update" with Rich Stein, Executive Director, New Horizons Senior Center Rich Stein, New Horizons Executive Director, comes to the Center to chat with interested Seniors. Whether you have a burning question that needs answering, a comment on a present program, a suggestion for a new event, or just want to hang out with neighbors and friends in a large communal space, Rich would love to see you! Grab a goodie, wander over to the table and join in the conversation about everything new and exciting at New Horizons! December 23, 2025: Ashbridge Update: Come to New Horizons and hear the latest updates in the Ashbridge Move, along with other happenings at New Horizons. Questions are encouraged and refreshments will be available throughout the session. Optional Lunch: Bowties with Bolognese Sauce, served at Noon (Please register for the meal by December 17) In Person ONLY at Narberth Borough Hall
Last Session: Tuesday, December 23 at 1:00 PM Upcoming Session: TBD |
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Science Lectures at New Horizons
May 2026 with Dr. Alyssa Stark, Professor of Biology at Villanova Various experts come to New Horizons to offer insights into the wonders of science and the natural world. From the power of hypnosis, to the life habits of bees, to how various chemicals in food can influence our health…you never know what is coming next at New Horizons! Next Session: Tuesday, May 5 at 1:00 PM: “How Tress and Plants Communicate” with Villanova Professor of Biology Dr. Alyssa Stark: Dr. Alyssa Stark comes to Narberth Borough Hall on Tuesday, May 5 to discuss the interconnectedness of the tress of the world. From Oaks to Aspens to Evergreen every tree on earth is unique. Join Dr. Stark for a fun and informative session learning about what trees feel and how the communicate with each other and the outside world. Optional Lunch: BBQ Pork Ribbette, served at Noon. (Please call 610 664-2366 ASAP to register for the meal) In Person ONLY at Narberth Borough Hall
Tuesday, May 5 at 1:00 PM Next Upcoming Science Session: TBD |
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Secrets of Animal Behavior
March 2026 with Dr. Alyssa Stark, Professor of Biology at Villanova Join Dr. Alyssa Stark, Biology Professor at Villanova, for an exciting and informative discussion on why -- and how -- animals act as they do. From the furry to the scaly (and everything in between) there is much to learn about our fellow living creatures. You never know what topic is coming next! Last Session: March 10, 2026: “Communication Among Animals”: Dr. Alyssa Stark comes to Narberth Borough Hall on Tuesday, March 10 to discuss the many incredible and surprising ways that different animals communicate with each other, both among their own species and with others. Join her for a fun and informative afternoon looking at those with whom we share our wonderful world. Optional Lunch: Chicken Cordon Bleu, served at Noon. (Please call 610 664-2366 if you would like to register for the meal.) In Person ONLY at Narberth Borough Hall
Tuesday, March 10, 2026 at 1:00 PM (Rescheduled from January 27) Further Upcoming Session: TBD |
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Travel Club:
July 2024 Last Stop: Greece...and Beyond! with Tour Guide Betsy Klausman (currently on hiatus) Travel to amazing and exciting places all over the world …without leaving the comfort and safety of your own couch, or needing to worry about the hassle of trip expenses or large crowds. Last Stop: July 2024: Greece...and Beyond! (Santorini and Istanbul) Our Eastern Mediterranean trip continues from the Greek Island of Santorini in the Aegean Sea onward to the beautiful and historic cities of Istanbul and Ephesus, where we will visit the Blue Mosque, Whirling Dervishes, Topkapi Palace and The Temple of Artemis. Whether you are an avid sightseer, a cultural aficionado, or just like to go someplace new every day, there is something awaiting you at each of these amazing and unique destinations on our multi-stop excursion. Grab your sense of adventure and hop on board for the trip of a lifetime to Greece…and Beyond! Presented by Tour Guide Betsy Klausman. On Zoom ONLY
Wednesday, July 17 at 1:00 PM Upcoming Stop TBD |
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World Affairs Discussion Group
with Bob and Sue Bond, Local Historians Led by local Historians Bob and Sue Bond, this lively group of Seniors discusses events around the world, both globally and closer to home. All political orientations and views are invited to participate in this engaging conversation. Stay after and enjoy a tasty lunch at Noon. (Please register for the meal at least 1 week in advance.) In Person ONLY at Narberth Borough Hall
Every Thursday from 10:30 AM to Noon In Person ONLY at Ashbridge House in Rosemont June Dates TBD |
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Special Events and Speakers
with various Guest Speakers New Horizons hosts a variety of special interest speakers, both In Person and by Zoom, throughout the year. Join us and learn about topics as varied as Art, History, Home Organization, Law and Finance, and more! Previous Topics In Person at Narberth Borough Hall
Tuesday, November 12, 2024 at 1:00 PM: "Getting Your Ducks in a Row" with Calvary Cemetery (plus a Dessert Social before the talk) Friday, December 9, 2024 Beginning at 9:30 AM: "AARP Safe Driving Refresher Course" (4 Hour Session) Monday, May 12, 2025 at 1:00 PM: "Downsizing Made Easy" with Special Presenters Realtors Anna Bumbera and Mia Bloomfield, Downsizing Expert Carrie Kauffman, Community Aide Jennifer Milani, and Mortgage Specialist Shawn Yocum Thursday, May 15, 2025 at 10:00 AM: "Legislative Update" with State Senator Amanda Cappelletti Tuesday, March 31, 2026 at 1:00 PM: Guest Lecture: Film Screening: "Brewing Possibilities" Upcoming Topics on Zoom ONLY June Dates TBD Upcoming Topics In Person at Narberth Borough Hall Monday, May 11, 2026 at 1:00 PM: Holocaust Presentation: "March of the Living" with Sydney Wolfson CLICK HERE to Register for the Presentation June Dates TBD Upcoming Topics In Person at Ashbridge House Thursday, May 14, 2026 at 1:00 PM: Holocaust Presentation: "March of the Living" with Sydney Wolfson CLICK HERE to Register for the Presentation June Dates TBD |
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