Do you know where salt is hiding in your food? The Cedar's Registered Dietician, Jenny Maynard, will host an enlightening discussion on "hidden salts" in our everyday foods we consume. Some are not as obvious as you may think! Jenny will host this talk Thursday, February 29th at 3:00pm at The Atrium at The... Read more »
The Cedars is excited to announce a special music and life enrichment collaboration with Bates College that will begin in March. Bates College students will start a music program for residents of The Cedars over the three-month spring semester. The students will develop and implement enriching and engaging musical programs each week that inspire... Read more »
Learn strategies to keep your heart as healthy as possible! We will review key factors to promote heart health, with an emphasis on current guidelines for physical activity recommendations. Wednesday, March 6 from 2:00pm to 3:00pm in The Atrium at The Cedars Meeting Room Presenter: Sarah Dudley, PT, MPT, Lead Physical Therapist in... Read more »
The Cedars is excited to announce that Tucker's Taphouse, a small micro-producer of maple syrup, are engaging in an exciting partnership to explore the art of maple syrup producing. Tucker's Taphouse will be tapping close to 20 maple trees on The Cedars property this winter. As we get closer to the sugaring season residents will... Read more »
Each month talented performers from The Portland Conservatory of Music visit The Cedars to perform. March's Spotlight Concert will feature Melissa Lund Ziegler on the viola and Amy Hunter on piano. If you are interested in attending one of the PCM Spotlight concerts, please email Lifestyles Manager Megan Davis at mdavis@thecedarsportland.org. We have a limited... Read more »
Uilleann Pipes are one of the national instruments of Ireland (along with the harp) and have officially been designated as a UNESCO instrument and are considered the most complex type of bagpipe in the world. The fiddle is the staple of traditional folk music all over the planet and the combination of pipes and fiddle... Read more »
Everybody Brings Something to The Table A Tasteful Series of Talks about What Food Really Means Series One: The Geography of Groceries OLLI Professor Sandy Garson, along with her Savvy Palates cohorts: Gael May McKibben and Star Pelsue, will teach a three-week course about The Geography of Groceries for our Cedars residents. March 15th, March... Read more »
Historian Herb Adams will return for his monthly visit to discuss: The Great Circus Ship Fire, Maine's Strangest Shipwreck, The Steamer Royal Tar. Herb Adams visits the members of The Atrium each month, but the program is open to The Osher Inn and other assisted living residents, as well.
Each month talented performers from The Portland Conservatory of Music visit The Cedars to perform. April's Spotlight Concert will feature the Cello Duo - John Bennett, cello and Ben Powers. If you are interested in attending one of the PCM Spotlight concerts, please email Lifestyles Manager Megan Davis at mdavis@thecedarsportland.org. We have a limited number... Read more »
The Portland Ballet will be here in April to perform a portion of Sleeping Beauty. This will be the third continuous year The Cedars has hosted The Portland Ballet. In years past The Nutcracker was enjoyed by our residents. Date and time to be announced soon!
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