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Longtime friends, Valerie Roy and Jim Rice, team up for their “feel good show” of the season. Critics have raved about Valerie’s “powerhouse vocals” and “beaming stage personality”. Jim Rice is an accomplished music director, arranger vocalist and pianist. Their musical show will take you down memory lane and have you singing, clapping and walking happy to some of your favorite hits.

Our speaker for our Women’s Circle is David Sullivan. He is the Development and Business Recruitment Associate for the Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce. His topic is “Why Vocational Technical Education Is Vitally Important.” The Chamber is helping to take the lead statewide in advocating for increased access to the vocational technical education system in MA. The Chamber is a co-founding partner of the Alliance for Vocational Technical Education, a statewide coalition of other chambers of commerce, workforce development groups, associations of school administrators, and social justice groups. David has been working with the Chamber since October 2019.

Allegiance is a musical with music and lyrics by Jay Kuo and a book by Marc Acito, Kuo and Lorenzo Thione. A mysterious envelope leads Sam Kimura back 60 years to a time when he and his sister Kei strive to save their family from the wrongful imprisonment of Japanese Americans during World War II. Inspired by the true-life experience of George Takei, ALLEGIANCE follows one family’s journey in this un-told American story.

Before the summer comes to a close, join us for all your favorite BBQ fare out at the Gazebo! BBQ is for residents only and reservations are required through dining services.

Point Breeze was founded in 1881 as a private men’s sailing club on the shores of Webster Lake. At the turn of the century it became a showcase for weekend exhibitions and entertainment for all of Worcester County. Today, Point Breeze is a year-round full service seafood restaurant providing a panoramic lakeview, great food and al-ways friendly service. Previous registration required.

SloGrass plays a mix of vocal and instrumental songs, drawing on various traditions including Bluegrass, Jazz, Folk, World Music and a few originals. It’s a fun night not to be missed!

Bob Stacy with the Worcester Historical Museum will present “Walk in the Footsteps of Worcester’s Revolutionaries”. From Worcester’s Meeting-house, near the site of today’s City Hall to what we now know as Lincoln Square, Worcester patriots led Massachusetts and later the country toward Revolution. Auspiciously in September 1774, patriots from across the region assembled along Main Street to reject rule under Parliament’s Massachusetts Government Act, close the county courts, and shame their loyalist elite neighbors. Now you can join Worcester Historical Museum and “walk in their footsteps” virtually as they forced well-born local defenders of royal government to walk a gauntlet of common men intent on defending their liberty or as they spread their revolutionary ideas between the town’s taverns and meetinghouse. ALL are welcome to join us for the presentation at 9:30 am.

Welcome to Southgate Sue Dion! Sue is a painter working in Acrylic, Oil and Watercolor. She has studied at the Rhode Island School of Design and The Art Institute of Pittsburgh. She is a member of ArtsWorcester, a Gamblin Demo Artist and a member of the teaching faculty at the Worcester Art Museum. Sue will be teaching class here at Southgate every other Thursday afternoon at 1:00!

The American Heritage Museum at the Collings Foundation featuring the Jacques M. Littlefield Collection explores major conflicts ranging from the Revolutionary War until today. Visitors discover and interact with our American heritage through the history, the changing technology, and the Human Impact of America’s fight to preserve the freedom we all hold dear. We have a private group tour scheduled for 10:00 am. Previous registration required.

P.E. James has been entertaining audiences by singing and playing acoustic guitar for over four decades. He is an interpreter of well known songs, having a large repertoire that stretches from the sing-along classics of the 20s, 30s, and 40s, to standards and show tunes, early 50s rock and roll, 60s folk songs, and acoustic rock songs of the 70s.He also writes and performs original mate-rial. His song “The Pantyhose Blues” has become a crowd favorite. He has recorded four CDs, and has also recorded TV shows for multiple television stations in New England.