You’ve always been independent
and lived life on your own terms. If you didn’t like something, you changed it. Work hard, play hard—you’re not going to stop now. This is your time to engage in the life you so richly deserve! At Southgate, you’ll enjoy a host of extraordinary services, meet new people, make new friends, and pursue your passions.
Southgate is a retirement community
designed to nurture your body, mind, and soul, rekindle your interest in what excites you, and so much more. We offer the best senior living facilities of any retirement community in Massachusetts, including a health club, swimming pool, bowling alley, movie theatre, library, dining room, cafe, and cocktail lounge. The activities are endless!
Wherever your inspiration guides you
either within the security and privacy of your own senior living apartment or just outside your door, Southgate is a place of vibrant possibilities. Bring them to life, all while living in premium surroundings with unsurpassed amenities and the security of knowing that the services you desire are available to you.
Best of all
Southgate is a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) offering independent living and assisted living accommodations, along with nursing and rehabilitation care on site, if ever needed.
At Southgate, you will live as richly on the outside as you feel on the inside!
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Women's Circle Breakfast
Our speaker is Southgate resident, John McClymer. The title of his presentation is “Ku Klux Klan of the 1920s: An American Fascism?” In 1926 the editors of the prestigious North American Review asked Hiram Wesley Evans, the Imperial Wizard and Emperor of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, to write the opening piece of a symposium on the place of the Klan in American Life. Evans described the Klan as “an idea, a faith, a purpose, an organized crusade. No recruit of the cause has ever been really lost… there are millions who have never joined, but who think and feel and — when called on — fight with us. This is our real strength, and no one who ignores it can hope to understand America today.” Was Evans right? Do we, if we wish to understand the origins of modern America, have to grapple with the meaning of the KKK’s great popularity and influence in the 1920s? We will seek some answers, admittedly tentative. John McClymer taught American History at Assumption College for 48 years. All are welcome to the presentation.
Broadway HD Screening
We will be streaming a pre-recorded Broadway show in the theatre in its entirety. Production title will be posted.
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