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You are encouraged and welcomed to at-tend the Meditation class starting today from 11am-12pm. It will be an eight week session continuing every Thursday thru October and November. The meditation speaker will be Walter Rice. Walter will focus on the many ways to help you relieve daily stress and anxiety through meditation. He will guide and explain the process of learning how to meditate each time we meet. Also, there will be a time for sharing your experience. It has been proven that meditation will help you to relax muscle tension, lower blood pressure & anxiety in the body. Masks are required. Limited Seating so SIGN UPS IN THE HEATLH CLUB ARE REQUIRED.

We’re on our way with rehearsals for our 2020 Anniversary Show “Southgate’s Got Talent”! If you can not attend any of the rehearsals listed for this month, please let Dee or Jesse know. Curtain Going Up! Please note that social distancing and masks are required.

AMERICAN ART Part III – (1950 -1990)

In the second half of the 20th century, America breaks free of it’s European bonds to defy convention, and then dominate the entire art world. There was an explosion of creativity on this side of the ocean. American Art grows up and demonstrates it’s own unique personality; innovative, and sometimes controversial. But whether you swear by it, or at it, it is always fun. Join us for a look at how art in America evolved in the modern era, from Pop Art to Grandma Moses, how it took the seat of power with all its new directions, energy and nerve. You can’t “like” it all, but you may go home with more than you thought. Where in the world do you think it is going next?

We are pleased to announce that the Jewish Studies Group will resume on Oct. 2nd meeting in the Arts & Crafts Room at 2:30 pm. Please welcome Rabbi Suri Krieger who will be leading the group moving forward. Rabbi Suri is equally at home with tradition, liberal theology, and innovation, blending them together to make creative yet authentic ritual and ceremonies. Prioritizing the importance of heritage brings our dynamic Jewish culture to life. Infusing some soulful neshamah into the mix brings spiritual potency to the fore. These are some of the critical elements that characterize Rabbi Suri’s presence on the bima, under the chuppah, and in the classroom. She was ordained in 2008 at the pluralistic Academy for Jewish Religion (AJR), NY.

Our friend Patty Carver presents “Fall Inspiration”! During these crazy times, what better way to lift our spirits then with a collection of uplifting and positive songs! Join Patty Carver as she sings some of her favorites including, You’ve Gotta Accentuate the Positive, Look for the Silver Lining, How Can I Keep From Singing, Get Happy and Smile… just to name a few! Presented in Patty’s popular “cabaret style” and filled with stories and nostalgia, Fall Inspiration is a timely, uplifting program sure to be enjoyed by all!

You are encouraged and welcomed to at-tend the Meditation class starting today from 11am-12pm. It will be an eight week session continuing every Thursday thru October and November. The meditation speaker will be Walter Rice. Walter will focus on the many ways to help you relieve daily stress and anxiety through meditation. He will guide and explain the process of learning how to meditate each time we meet. Also, there will be a time for sharing your experience. It has been proven that meditation will help you to relax muscle tension, lower blood pressure & anxiety in the body. Masks are required. Limited Seating so SIGN UPS IN THE HEATLH CLUB ARE REQUIRED.

We are pleased to announce that the Jewish Studies Group will resume on Oct. 2nd meeting in the Arts & Crafts Room at 2:30 pm. Please welcome Rabbi Suri Krieger who will be leading the group moving forward. Rabbi Suri is equally at home with tradition, liberal theology, and innovation, blending them together to make creative yet authentic ritual and ceremonies. Prioritizing the importance of heritage brings our dynamic Jewish culture to life. Infusing some soulful neshamah into the mix brings spiritual potency to the fore. These are some of the critical elements that characterize Rabbi Suri’s presence on the bima, under the chuppah, and in the classroom. She was ordained in 2008 at the pluralistic Academy for Jewish Religion (AJR), NY.

On October 14 the Women’s Circle will present an American Experience story, “The Bombing of Wall Street.” On September 16, 1920, as hundreds of Wall Street workers headed out for lunch, a horse-drawn cart packed with dynamite exploded in front of Morgan Bank, the world’s most powerful banking institution. The blast turned the nation’s financial center into a bloody war zone and left 38 dead and hundreds seriously injured. As financial institutions around the country went on high alert, many wondered if this was a strike against American capitalism that radical agitators had threatened for so long. A mostly forgotten act of terror that remains unsolved, the bombing helped launch the career of a young J. Edgar Hoover and sparked a bitter national debate about how far the government should go to protect the nation from acts of political violence.

“Butley” Comedy by Harold Pinter.

On any given day Ben Butley, a self-made train wreck of an English literature professor at a London University, can shrug off everyone and everything with equal ease. But today, the disaster of Butley’s proudly misspent life threatens to dwarf even his cynically fatalistic non-expectations. As embodied by Alan Bates, Butley falls back on the surgically precise wit and savage eloquence that helped put him in his current circumstance in the first place.

You are encouraged and welcomed to at-tend the Meditation class starting today from 11am-12pm. It will be an eight week session continuing every Thursday thru October and November. The meditation speaker will be Walter Rice. Walter will focus on the many ways to help you relieve daily stress and anxiety through meditation. He will guide and explain the process of learning how to meditate each time we meet. Also, there will be a time for sharing your experience. It has been proven that meditation will help you to relax muscle tension, lower blood pressure & anxiety in the body. Masks are required. Limited Seating so SIGN UPS IN THE HEATLH CLUB ARE REQUIRED.

We are pleased to announce that the Jewish Studies Group will resume on Oct. 2nd meeting in the Arts & Crafts Room at 2:30 pm. Please welcome Rabbi Suri Krieger who will be leading the group moving forward. Rabbi Suri is equally at home with tradition, liberal theology, and innovation, blending them together to make creative yet authentic ritual and ceremonies. Prioritizing the importance of heritage brings our dynamic Jewish culture to life. Infusing some soulful neshamah into the mix brings spiritual potency to the fore. These are some of the critical elements that characterize Rabbi Suri’s presence on the bima, under the chuppah, and in the classroom. She was ordained in 2008 at the pluralistic Academy for Jewish Religion (AJR), NY.

Join James Welu, Director Emeritus of the Worcester Art Museum, as he reflects on the Museum’s 2005 exhibition, Hope and Healing: Painting in Italy in a Time of Plague, 1500-1800. Discover the many lessons learned from this landmark show, all so relevant today.

This year we will begin the Health Fair on Thursday Oct. 22nd with a CVS Flu Clinic from 9-11am in the Community Room followed by Meditation at 11am and a Speaker from 1-2 in the Community Room. On Friday morning, from 9-11am, Southgate will host the Annual Health Fair with a variety of vendors, including Chair Massage, Balance exercises, Morning Food ideas , Medical supply and Home Care information, and more!

You are encouraged and welcomed to at-tend the Meditation class starting today from 11am-12pm. It will be an eight week session continuing every Thursday thru October and November. The meditation speaker will be Walter Rice. Walter will focus on the many ways to help you relieve daily stress and anxiety through meditation. He will guide and explain the process of learning how to meditate each time we meet. Also, there will be a time for sharing your experience. It has been proven that meditation will help you to relax muscle tension, lower blood pressure & anxiety in the body. Masks are required. Limited Seating so SIGN UPS IN THE HEATLH CLUB ARE REQUIRED.

This year we will begin the Health Fair on Thursday Oct. 22nd with a CVS Flu Clinic from 9-11am in the Community Room followed by Meditation at 11am and a Speaker from 1-2 in the Community Room. On Friday morning, from 9-11am, Southgate will host the Annual Health Fair with a variety of vendors, including Chair Massage, Balance exercises, Morning Food ideas , Medical supply and Home Care information, and more!

Professor Gary Hylander begins a 4-part lecture series entitled Reconstruction: Confederates, Freedmen and Congress. The Civil War was fought to preserve the Union. Lee’s surrender to Grant at Appomattox brought peace. But peace brought new problems as well. Should Confederate leaders and soldiers be punished? What was the legal and social status of newly freed blacks? Who should manage the details of Reconstruction, Congress or the President? Today, America is still dealing with many of the issues of the Civil War and Reconstruction.

We are pleased to announce that the Jewish Studies Group will resume on Oct. 2nd meeting in the Arts & Crafts Room at 2:30 pm. Please welcome Rabbi Suri Krieger who will be leading the group moving forward. Rabbi Suri is equally at home with tradition, liberal theology, and innovation, blending them together to make creative yet authentic ritual and ceremonies. Prioritizing the importance of heritage brings our dynamic Jewish culture to life. Infusing some soulful neshamah into the mix brings spiritual potency to the fore. These are some of the critical elements that characterize Rabbi Suri’s presence on the bima, under the chuppah, and in the classroom. She was ordained in 2008 at the pluralistic Academy for Jewish Religion (AJR), NY.

You are encouraged and welcomed to at-tend the Meditation class starting today from 11am-12pm. It will be an eight week session continuing every Thursday thru October and November. The meditation speaker will be Walter Rice. Walter will focus on the many ways to help you relieve daily stress and anxiety through meditation. He will guide and explain the process of learning how to meditate each time we meet. Also, there will be a time for sharing your experience. It has been proven that meditation will help you to relax muscle tension, lower blood pressure & anxiety in the body. Masks are required. Limited Seating so SIGN UPS IN THE HEATLH CLUB ARE REQUIRED.

We are pleased to announce that the Jewish Studies Group will resume on Oct. 2nd meeting in the Arts & Crafts Room at 2:30 pm. Please welcome Rabbi Suri Krieger who will be leading the group moving forward. Rabbi Suri is equally at home with tradition, liberal theology, and innovation, blending them together to make creative yet authentic ritual and ceremonies. Prioritizing the importance of heritage brings our dynamic Jewish culture to life. Infusing some soulful neshamah into the mix brings spiritual potency to the fore. These are some of the critical elements that characterize Rabbi Suri’s presence on the bima, under the chuppah, and in the classroom. She was ordained in 2008 at the pluralistic Academy for Jewish Religion (AJR), NY.

We’ll be celebrating Halloween on the 30th this year with a performance by Southgate favorite the Honky Tonk Piano Man Gary Landgren! But that doesn’t mean we won’t be having our annual costume con-test as well! Show up for Gary’s show in your spookiest, ‘cleverist’, FUN masquerade attire and prizes will be awarded at the event following Gary’s performance for Best Male, Female and Couples costumes! Our staff will be dressing up during the day and join in the fun as well.