Lakeland, TN - Official Website. Special Events for Seniors 5. Upcoming Presentations, Seminars, and Performances. Upcoming events at the Lakeland Senior Center, which are open to all local- area seniors 5. Senior Center for info). Almost all events are held at the Lakeland Senior Center, located at 4. Canada Road, next to the I. H. Clubhouse, unless otherwise noted.

Seniors are welcome to stop by to participate in scheduled programs or to simply look around. Click here for a virtual tour!(open Mon- Fri from 1. If you are interested in performing or presenting a seminar at the Lakeland Senior Center, or have general questions, please call 9. City Hall 9. 01- 8. Balance/Fall Prevention Workshop. Steady on their feet, a room full of seniors, participated the Balance/Fall Prevention Workshop presented by Matt Connell, MPT, LAT/ATC, Director of Physical Therapy with Arlington Physical Therapy, LLC, Thursday, July 1.

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Lakeland Senior Center. Connell started with conversation on how vital balance is to normal everyday living. As a physical therapy specialist, he described what happens when balance issues develop and discussed ways to prevent falls.   He even put participants to a non- strenuous balance test, by asking those that wanted to participate, to stand and sit fives time within a few seconds. The hour- long presentation filled with facts and tips gave many a good sense on just how steady they are, or are not. Linda Doyle said of the workshop, “It was very informative and makes you realize how vulnerable you are to falls. There was a lot of good information shared during the event. I’m glad I came.”“For me the most important message was ‘don’t ignore it,’” Doyle added.

We are all good at ignoring it and thinking, oh it will get better. I think we were all reminded why we should not wait around to go to the doctor.”. By Kim Odom, Lakeland Senior Center Manager(Left photo) Matt Connell, MPT, LAT/ATC, Director of Physical Therapy with Arlington Physical Therapy, LLC., discussed how vital balance is to everyday living and provided helpful ways to improve your balance and prevent falls. Right photo) A room full of seniors participated in the Balance/Fall Prevention Workshop presented by Matt Connell, MPT, LAT/ATC, Director of Physical Therapy with Arlington Physical Therapy, LLC., Thursday, July 1. Lakeland Senior Center. Seniors 5. 5+ Stars & Stripes BBQ Dinner- By Kim Odom, Lakeland Senior Center Manager. International Harvester Clubhouse was draped in red, white and blue, for the Seniors 5.

Stars & Stripes Dinner, Friday, June 1. Saint Francis Hospital Bartlett and Trustmark Bank. Approximately 5. 0 guests followed suit for the occasion, dressing in patriotic apparel and coming out for a spectacular evening of fun and entertainment, and a chance to win the “Best Patriotic Dressed,” award.  The event started with all heads bowed, as retired Chaplain, Randy Brown presented the Benediction; followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. Veterans in attendance were asked to remain standing to be recognized.

The sound of applause rang out as veterans stood with pride. All guests stood again, and joined in patriotic harmony, as singer/keyboardist and event entertainer, Charles Norman, performed the National Anthem. A traditional patriotic menu of pulled pork, buns, slaw, Barbecue beans, chips, and banana pudding, catered by Pink Flamingo Catering was served buffet- style, along with chicken fingers donated by Zaxby’s Lakeland, lasagna, along with a variety of desserts.  Hit after hit of popular tunes from the 5. Occasionally, the tunes slowed down so couples could share in a slow dance or two.  The “Best Patriotic Dressed,” prize, a $2. Dick Rush, 9. 3, who served in the U. S. Marine Corps. Kay Rush, wife of Dick Rush, was dressed in red, white and blue, and wore a hand- crafted sign pinned to her back, proudly displaying, “4th of July Baby.” She was born on Independence Day.

Ironically, she wasn’t the only one there sharing the United States holiday - commemorating the adoption of the Declaration of Independence 2. July 4, 1. 77. 6. Karl Koch announced that he also, was born on the Fourth of July. Koch and Rush shared a laugh, a hug, and a sentimental moment of shared patriotism. Showtime Full House At The End Of The Street Online Free.

Ticket drawings for prizes were held throughout the evening. Rush was honorably dressed, from head to toe, wearing in his military uniform.

Donated prizes included a Victory Lane BBQ gift basket filled with a variety of rubs, sauces, a Koozie and t- shirt; three $1. Cracker Barrel gift cards; four VIP passes to Memphis Botanic Garden; two bags of pecans courtesy of the Lakeland Lions Club, one $4. Safety Nails gift card; a $2. The Dark Stranger Online Putlocker. Lakeland Cleaners, and more.   “Everyone seemed to enjoy evening,” said Kim Odom, Lakeland Senior Center manager, and organizer of the event.

It was a wonderful show of patriotism, and a great gathering for an early Independence Day celebration with friends.” Valentine's Lunch, Music & Movie! By Kim Odom, Lakeland Senior Center Manager. Music, lunch, and a movie. Many would consider that a nice day out.

Participants of the Lakeland Senior Center’s (LSC) Valentine’s Day Lunch and Movie got all that and little more today (2. Guests were serenaded by Trudy Scholten and Jean and Gordon Jones, regulars of the Jamming Group that play acoustic music at Center Monday afternoons. As guests enjoyed music and songs by the trio, they were treated to a catered lunch of Zaxby’s chicken, along with fresh salad greens and dessert. Lakeland City Manager, Jim Atkinson, dropped by to wish everyone a Happy Valentine’s Day. After lunch, some guests stayed to watch the movie “Elsa and Fred,” a romantic comedy starring Shirley Mac.

Laine and Christopher Plummer. Popcorn and cold drinks were available. Sprouts Partners with the Lakeland Senior Center to Honor Good Health. By Kim Odom, Lakeland Senior Center Manager. More than a dozen seniors went to market, Thursday, Jan. Lakeland Senior Center.

The shopping bags were gifts to those attending the Heart Health seminar courtesy of Sprouts Farmers Market. The shopping bags were already filled with all kinds of heart health brochures and magazines, as well as, a variety of vitamin and supplement samples before seniors were presented an opportunity to shop for fruits and vegetables at the market stand set up by Sprouts at LSC. Sprouts partnered up with the Lakeland Senior Center to honor good health by visiting the senior center to present good health tips for a healthy lifestyle. The topic was vitamins, supplements and the importance of getting daily nutritional needs. David Tillman, assistant vitamin manager for Sprouts, talked to seniors about the importance of vitamins and introduced a variety of supplements to the group. Tillman shared many reasons why vitamins are vital to good heart health.

He encouraged seniors to exercise, eat plenty of green vegetables, take a multiple vitamin every day, as well as fish oil for Omega 3. For those who have trouble tolerating vitamins, he suggested making a fresh smoothie each day, adding in vitamins and supplements to it. Get your daily nutritional needs in one glass,” said Tillman.

And, it tastes good too.”Tillman interacted with seniors by addressing questions from those attending the seminar. Johanna Mc. Arthur, said, “I am 6. Is it too late to start taking vitamins now?” Tillman responded, “Absolutely not. It’s never too late to start taking vitamins. If you have a need for it, your body will absorb it and rid what it doesn’t need.”.

A variety of health programs have been added to the senior center’s calendar, honoring American Heart Month in February. Just for Fun Chili Cook Off - Full of Flavor - By Kim Odom.

Chili was on at the first “Just for Fun! Chili Cook Off,” Oct. Lakeland Senior Center - - and so was the competition as participants threw together their chili recipes for the judged contest. Some of the recipes were longtime family recipes, while others were created solely by these participating amateur chefs.