Residents Event Calendar

This fabulous opportunity at Southgate continues every Monday morning! Previous reg. required

A favorite duo at Southgate, don’t miss tonight’s program entitled “Saints ‘N Sinners” featuring arias and songs such as sacred music from Mozart, Michaela’s Aria from Carmen, and Violetta’s Aria from Traviata, among others.

Join us for a seven week session to learn Ballroom Dancing! Instructor Jared Vigneault is a former U.S. Eastern Dance Sport Rising Star Champion and has been an active ballroom professional in the MA area for 12 years. He is a member of the N. American Dance Teachers Assoc. with degrees in International Latin & Standard.

Jackie Pratt, Marketing/Customer Care Manager for SELCO will conduct an informal informational seminar for ALL Southgate residents.

Announcing the 11th annual Southgate Olympic Games! Don’t be caught snoozing with this year’s mascot “Sebastian the Sloth” on hand to keep the games moving along! ALL you need is the ability to embrace team spirit, laugh a lot and have fun! So veterans and newcomers alike, join us for this informational meeting on the premiere event of the year at Southgate! On your mark, get set…sign up now –you can catch those ZZZZZZzzzzzz’s later!

Certified Bridge Instructor Jeanne Martin returns to Southgate for basic Bridge instruction for beginners as well as a “refresher” course for those already in the know! ALL are welcome!

“Why the Cold War Wasn’t so Hot” with instructor Jed Watters. This course will examine the political and public assumptions that sustained the Cold War. Open to the public. Southgate residents may attend class free of charge.

“World War I” with instructor Dr. John Ferriss. A centennial look at the enormously destructive war in Europe with an emphasis on the American involvement. Open to the public. Southgate residents may attend class free of charge.

Women artists, capable of the art of creation as well as the creation of art, have historically proved threatening to the dominant male establishment. Join us for a look and a discussion about the women who have defied convention to make art from the Renaissance through the 19th century.