EVENTS

HEALTH AND WELLNESS

Florida Mature Driver Program

Card Room

Thursday, June 10, 2010
9:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M.

Cost: $15

Complete the Florida Mature Driver Program and receive a mandatory reduction on your car insurance rate for three years.

ref. Fl. Statute 627.0652

Call the Resident Services Offices at (941) 361-7252 for more information and to sign up.

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND

Silk Road: The Glories of Ancient Chang-An

Pilgrim Hall Theater

Thursday, June 10, 2010
7:45 P.M.

See the incredible Clay Army of the emperor that built the Great Wall. Visit the world's largest tomb, China's most hallowed Buddhist temple, and examine hidden underground murals.

HEALTH AND WELLNESS

Health Matters Series

New Concepts on Improving Your Balance

Pilgrim Hall Theater

Wednesday, June 9, 2010
3:00 P.M.

Presented by Lynn Cowdright, RPT

PLYMOUTH HARBOR'S PROGRAM COMMITTEE PRESENTS...

Spanish Point's Mrs. Potter Palmer

Pilgrim Hall Theater

Thursday, June 3, 2010
7:45 P.M.

History comes alive as Mrs. Bertha Potter Palmer visits Pilgrim Hall during this, the centennial anniversary of her arrival in Sarasota. Kate Holmes will portray Mrs. Palmer in costume, giving us insight into the life of this incredible lady and how she influenced the growth and development of Sarasota County.

SILL (Sarasota Institute of Lifetime Learning)

SARASOTA INSTITUTE OF LIFETIME LEARNING
AT PLYMOUTH HARBOR

Global Issues III Series
January 7 - March 26, 2010

Simulcast Presentation at Pilgrim Hall Theater
(Live from The Players Theatre)

New World Vision

NEW WORLD VISION

Instructor: Kevin Costello

October 30 - November 20, 2009
Fridays
2:00- 4:00 PM
MacNeil Chapel

New World Vision

History of Musical Theater

Pierian Spring Academy at Plymouth Harbor

HISTORY OF MUSICAL THEATER

Instructor: Si Eisenberg

October 30 - November 20, 2009
Fridays
9:30 - 11:30 AM
Pilgrim Hall Theater

Sarasota History Class (Pierian Spring Academy)

Pierian Spring Academy at Plymouth Harbor

SARASOTA HISTORY

Instructor: Sue Blue

October 29 - November 19, 2009
Thursdays
2:30 - 4:30 PM
Pilgrim Hall Theater

Tour of Ringling Museum's Conservation Lab

Friday, July 31
Departing at 11:00 am
Cost: $30 includes bus, tour and lunch at Treviso

The passing of years takes its toll on the art and artifacts at the museum. Tour the conservation lab and see how restoration is painstakingly accomplished.

Swan Lake

SWAN LAKE
(DVD Presentation, 137 minutes)

Thursday July 30
Part One 2:00 PM
Part Two 7:45 PM
Pilgrim Hall Theater

Complimentary Vision Screening

COMPLIMENTARY VISION SCREENING

Low Vision Resource Center

Tuesday July 28
2:00 - 5:00 pm

Talking Books Update

TALKING BOOKS UPDATE

Presented by
Marilyn Stevenson
Talking Book Library Manager

Friday July 24
3:00 PM
MacNeil Chapel

Sponsored by The Low Vision Program

From the Sublime to the Ridiculous

FROM THE SUBLIME TO THE RIDICULOUS
(DVD Presentations, 78 minutes)

Yo-Yo Ma meets Torvill & Dean
Anna Russell Meets Wagner's Ring Cycle

Thursday July 23
7:45 PM
Pilgrim Hall Theater

Just Lunch...the Broadway Bar is back!

Tuesday, July 21
Departing at 11:15 am
Cost: $7.00 for bus plus Dutch treat lunch

The iconic Broadway Bar, a Sarasota staple since 1925, is back at its new location just around the corner from where it stood for many years. Best pizza around, but has soups, salads and sandwiches besides. Menu available in the Resident Services office.

Give Play Reading a Try!

Give Play Reading a Try!

Whitehall: The Flagler Museum

Whitehall: The Flagler Museum
(DVD Presentation, 45 minutes)

Thursday July 16
7:45 PM
Pilgrim Hall Theater

Getting from Here to There in a Roundabout Way

Thursday July 9
7:45 PM
Pilgrim Hall Theater

Concert: William Sessions at the Grand

William Sessions at the Grand Piano

Wednesday, July 8
3:00 PM
Dining Lounge

Complimentary Ear Check & Hearing Aid Clinic

COMPLIMENTARY EAR CHECK & HEARING AID CLINIC

Low Vision Resource Center

Tuesday, July 7
Tuesday, July 21

Lincoln

LINCOLN
Featuring Senator Marlow Cook & Bill Schustik

Thursday July 2
7:45 PM
Pilgrim Hall Theater

http://www.billschustik.com/Lincoln's%20Assassination.html

Aquacises

AQUACISES

Mondays and Thursdays
9:00 AM
Indoor Pool

July Movie Schedule In Pilgrim Hall Theater

Movies Showing in Pilgrim Hall Theater
Tuesday and Sunday afternoon and evening showings

Movement Magic

MOVEMENT MAGIC

Wednesdays
4:00 PM
Fitness Center

Tai Chi Classes

TAI CHI CLASSES

Saturdays
9:00 AM
Fitness Center

Body Moves Exercise Class

BODY MOVES EXERCISE CLASS

Tuesdays and Fridays
10:00 AM
Fitness Center

Advanced Exercise Class

ADVANCED EXERCISE CLASS

Tuesdays and Fridays
9:00 AM
Fitness Center

Employee Celebration Day

Plymouth Harbor's 1st Annual Homecoming Memorial Day Concert

Featuring Local Favorite
The Ditchfield Family Singers

 Honoring our service men and women and their families in cooperation with

The Project BrAIve Fund &
The Gulf Coast Community Foundation of Venice

Fuzion Dance Artists

FUZION DANCE ARTISTS

Appearing at
Pilgrim Hall

Thursday, May 21
7:45 PM

Legal Issues Involved with Aging, Geriatric Care and End-of-Life

Presented by Babette B. Bach, Esq., C.E.L.A.
of Bach Elder Law

Pilgrim Hall
Wednesday, May 20
3:00 p.m.

Spring FIreside Chat with CEO Harry Hobson

A Spring Fireside Chat with Plymouth Harbor's CEO
Harry Hobson

with Special Guest

Tim Dutton, Executive Director of SCOPE
(Sarasota County Openly Plans for Excellence

Annual Lighting of the Circle

Lighting of the Circle

Monday December 1, 2008

Watercolor Art Classes (Art Studio)

Jazz in the Afternoon with Mike Markaverich [Dining Lounge]

Pincher's Crab Shack Dinner Outing

Museum of Fine Arts Bus Trip (St. Petersburg)

Resident Information Meeting [Pilgrim Hall]

Menopause the Musical

Please call Resident Services at Ext. 252 for more information.

Summer Season with The Banyan Theater Company

A Moon for the Misbegotten, July 2

True West, Jul 23

The Clean House, August 13

Call Resident Services at Ext. 252 for more information.

Sarasota Music Festival Concerts

Concerts on June 6-7, June 13-14 and June 20-21.

Call Resident Services at Ext. 252 for more information.

Birds of Southwest Florida by Dr. Lou Newman (Mezzanine Art Gallery)

Birds of Southwest Florida

by Dr. Lou Newman 

 Opening Reception
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
5:00 - 6:30 PM

Booker VPA Guitar Ensemble (Pilgrim Hall)

Thursday, May 22
7:45 PM

Pilgrim Hall Theater

Body Language: The Art of Mime (Pilgrim Hall)

Thursday, May 15
7:45 PM

Pilgrim Hall Theater

Red Barn Flea Market

Kander & Ebb - Alan Jay Lerner (Pilgrim Hall)

The Songwriters: Kander & Ebb - Alan Jay Lerner

DVD

Thursday, June 5
7:45 PM

Pilgrim Hall Theater

Plymouth Harbor's Annual Resident-Trustee Dinner (Mayflower Dining Room)

L - R (Standing): W. Lawrence Ream, Vice Chair of Board; Roy Dean, Chair of Board; Garry Jackson, Vice President/CFO; William Seiberling, President, Residents Assn.
L - R (Seated): Harry Hobson, President/CEO; Mary Allyn, Vice President, Residents Assn.

2008 Annual Residents - Trustee Dinner

Mayflower Dining Room
Monday, April 28, 2008

Reception
5:00 PM
Lobby Terrace and Dining Lounge

Dinner
6:00 PM
Mayflower Dining Room

The Hot Shots (Dining Lounge)

The Hot Shots
Back by Popular Demand!

Thursday, April 17, 2008
Dining Lounge
4:00 PM

Jazz Ambassadors (The US Army Field Band)

JAZZ AT THE HARBOR!
An Outside Concert

PLYMOUTH HARBOR ON SARASOTA BAY
Saturday, April 12, 2008
4:00 PM

Mixed Media Collages by Dr. Norma Compton (Mezzanine Gallery)

Mixed Media Collages
By Dr. Norma Compton

Mezzanine Gallery
April 8, 2008 - June 3, 2008

The Romantic Dr. Haydn (Dining Lounge)

The Romantic Dr. Haydn

Vladimir Svoysky, Concert Pianist

Dining Lounge
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
3:00 PM

The Museum of Modern Art: In Our Time (Pilgrim Hall Theater)

The Museum of Modern Art: In Our Time
Thursday, March 27, 2008
7:45 PM

Verdi's Messa da Requiem (Pilgrim Hall Theater)

Friday, March 21, 2008
3:00 PM
Pilgrim Hall Theater

Health Matters: Topics in Cancer - 2008 (Pilgrim Hall Theater)

Presented by Phyliss A. Stephenson, MD, Oncologist
Wednesday, March 19, 2008
3:00 PM

The Lost World of James Smithson (Pilgrim Hall Theater)

The Lost World of James Smithson
Meet the Author: Heather Ewing
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
7:45 PM

A Behind-the-Scenes Tour of Goodwill (Bus Outing)

Friday, March 14, 2008
departing at 10:00 AM

Cost: Bring something to donate when we get there!

To be followed by a Dutch treat lunch.

Drake School of Irish Dance Performers (Pilgrim Hall Theater)

Drake School of Irish Dance Performers
Thursday, March 13, 2008
7:45 PM

Low Vision Program: Memory, Aging, & Vision Loss (MacNeil Chapel)

Presented by Kathleen Houseweart
Clinic Coordinator, SMH Memory Disorder Clinic
Friday, March 7, 2008
3:00 PM

Center Stage (Pilgrim Hall)

Riverview High School's Chamber Choir
Tuesday, March 4, 2008
7:15 PM

A Photographic Exhibition by Dimage (Mezzanine Gallery)

A Photographic Exhibition
by Dimage

Opening Reception
Mezzanine Gallery
Tuesday, March 4, 2008
5:00-6:30 PM

Hold The Elevator (Pilgrim Hall Theater)

Grandma Moses and Jacob Lawrence Exhibit at Ringling Museum (Day Trip)

Transportation departs at 2:00 PM

Cost includes transportation. Entry to museum is free!

The Hermitage Artist Retreat (Pilgrim Hall Theater)

Thursday, February 21
7:45 PM

The Hermitage Artist Retreat
Sarasota's Newest Cultural Treasure
Presented by Bruce Rodgers, Executive Director

Sponsored by the Civic Affairs Committee

Health Matters: Coronary Heart Disease (Pilgrim Hall)

What is it? What causes it? How is it treated?

Presented by Samuel Kalush, MD
Cardiologist and Cardiac Surgeon

Cancer Support Group (MacNeil Chapel)

Presidents & Their First Ladies: Franklin & Eleanor Roosevelt (Pilgrim Hall Theater)

Wednesday, February 13
7:45 PM

We tend to remember them as Mr. President and the First Lady, but this program focuses on the two young people who met and fell in love and the years of triumphs and tragedies which shaped their personalities and their relationship.

Bodies Revealed at G-Wiz (Day Trip)

Transportation departs at 10:00 AM

Cost includes transportation and ticket.

Call Resident Services at Ext. 252 for more information.

Prince Igor (Pilgrim Hall Theater)

DVD

Valery Gergiev directs the Kirov Opera and Ballet in this magnificent production which tells of the struggle between the Russians and the Polovtsian nomads, of Prince Igor’s capture and escape from his noble opponent, Khan Konchak, and of the love between Igor’s son and Konchak’s daughter.

The Apollo of Bellac (Pilgrim Hall)

Asolo Play Readers present "The Apollo of Bellac"

Pilgrim Hall
Thursday, January 31, 7:45 PM

Emerging Treatments for Macular Degeneration (MacNeil Chapel)

With Special Emphasis on the Lucentis vs. Avastin Clinical Trial

Presented by Dr. Stuart L. Fine
Chairman, Department of Opthalmology, University of Pennsylvania

MacNeil Chapel
Tuesday, January 29
4:00 pm

Dali in Focus (Day Trip to the Dali Museum)

Dali in Focus
Friday, January 25, 2008

Encounter Dali in depth through a selection of paintings from the museum's permanent collection displayed with a focus on the hidden details.

Peter Buhr & His Florida Friends (Dining Lounge)

Peter Buhr & His Florida Friends
Dining Lounge
Thursday, January 24, 6:45 - 8:30 PM

New Residents Cocktail Reception (Mezzanine)

Come meet our new residents!

Mezzanine

Thursday, January 17
5:00 - 6:00 PM

Health Matters: Stem Cell Research (Pilgrim Hall)

Presented by Dr. Mark Magenheim,
CEO & Medical Director, Suncoast Communities Blood Bank

Pilgrim Hall
Wednesday, January 16
3:00 PM

The Effect of Political and Social Change on Elections (Pilgrim Hall)

Presented by Susan MacManus
University of South Florida Distinguished Professor

Losing and Finding (Mezzanine Art Gallery)

Rawley Silver
Mezzanine Art Gallery
Artist Reception on Tuesday, January 8, 2008, 5:00 -6:00 PM.

New Year's Eve Gala (Mayflower Dining Restaurant)

Complimentary Cocktails
5:30 - 6:30 PM

Dinner Seating at 6:30 PM
The cost for this evening includes:
Dinner, complimentary cocktails, and entertainment

Music by the Abe Guard Orchestra
for your listening and dancing pleasure

Sudha Bhagwat, Kathak Classical Indian Dancer (Pilgrim Hall)

Holiday Sing Along (Dining Lounge)

Friday, December 21
3:00 PM

Dining Lounge

Holiday Fellowship Tea (Lounge)

3:00 PM

Followed by 4:00 PM Christmas Worship Service in Pilgrim Hall

Holiday Luncheon (Mayflower Dining Restaurant)

Music by Caren Traynor, harpist

11:30 AM - 1:00 PM

Sarasota Youth Opera Holiday Concert (Pilgrim Hall)

Thursday, December 13
7:45 PM

Pilgrim Hall

Sponsored by the Program Committee

Holiday Tour of Lights (Bus excursion)

Tuesday evening, December 11

Bus departs at 7:30 PM

Ringling Museum (Bus Trip)

Monday, December 10

Bus departs at 2:00 PM

Piatigorsky Foundation Concert (Dining Lounge)

A one-hour, intimate and enchanting concert featuring two amazing artists. Through their musical performance and comprehensive commentaries, you'll gain an unparalleled understanding of the classical music pieces and composers.

Featuring Evan Drachman, cello and Richard Dowling, piano

Lighting of the Circle

Kick off the Holiday Season!

Monday 7;30 PM

Thanksgiving Fellowship Reception (Lounge)

3:00 PM

Followed by Thanksgiving Service at 4:00 PM

Harvest Luau (Poolside Dining)

The Halloween Hot Shots

New Residents' Cocktail Reception (Mezzanine Art Gallery)

Thursday 5:00 PM

Concert: The Sound of Elegance (Pilgrim Hall)

Lyric soprano Hope Byrnes and pianist/flutist Donna Bath bring us an enchanting program of memorable music from Broadway to opera, with the flavor of today and yesterday.

Tuesday 3:00 PM

Concert: Hope Byrnes (Soprano) and Donna Bath (Piano) (Pilgrim Hall)

Massenet's Manon (Pilgrim Hall)

It turns out that Madonna was the first "material girl." Beverly Sills gives a sterling performance as Manon, a young girl torn between her true love and a life of opulence and luxury.

Thursday 7:45 PM
Video, 152 minutes, Color, 1977

Michael Palin - Sahara, Parts 3 & 4 (Pilgrim Hall)

The Sahara is home to a wide variety of cultures and a long record of civilization, trade commerce and conquest stretching from the ancient Egyptians to the oil-rich republics of today.

Thursday 7:45 PM
DVD, 120 minutes, Color, 2002

Residents' Quarterly Meeting (Pilgrim Hall)

All residents are invited to attend.

Thursday 3:00 PM

Richard Rodgers: Some Enchanted Evening (Pilgrim Hall)

This star-studded gala celebrates Broadway composer Richard Rodgers' extraordinary contributions to musical theater...some of the best known musicalsof the last century including Oklahoma!, Carousel, South Pacific, The King and I and The Sound of Music.

Thursday 7:45 PM

DVD 79 minutes Color 2003

Employee Celebration Day

Annual Employee Recognition Program (Pilgrim Hall)

All residents are invited to attend the Annual Employee Recognition Program.

Thursday 2:00 PM

Seminole Hard Rock Casino in Tampa (Excursion)

Residents will receive $25 in Free Play at the Casino and a $5 meal voucher.

Friday, departure at 10 AM and returning late afternoon.

Verdi's Macbeth (Pilgrim Hall)

Thomas Hampson is splendid in this Zurich Opera House production of Macbeth. Replete with supernatural mystery, sexual tension and violent power plays, this timeless story boasts some of Verdi's most astonishing music.

Thursday 7:45 PM

DVD 139 minutes Color 2001

Mandolin Ensemble (Pilgrim Hall)

Book Discussion: The Chinese Gold Murders

Led by Dr. Peggy Bates

The Chinese Gold Murders, a Judge Dee detective story by Robert Van Gulik

Thursday, August 9
2:30 PM

Call Resident Services to sign up and order a copy of the book.

Mike Markaverich Concert

Jazz Piano

My Architect: A Son's Journey (Pilgrim Hall)

Leonard Bernstein's Young People's Concerts: The Latin American Spirit (Pilgrim Hall)

Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts: Art Gets a Start in America (Pilgrim Hall)

DVD

Charleston Museum: America's First Museum (Pilgrim Hall)

Sarasota Youth Opera Chorus (PIlgrim Hall)

Young singers ranging in age from 11 to 18 will perform a varied reportoire featuring music by Copland, Foster, Bizet, Verdi, Puccini, Donizetti and Tchaikovsky. The Chorus is preparing for this summer when they will participate in the International Choral Festival in Tuscany, Italy.

Sunday, June 24
2:00 PM

Sarasota Music Festival: Student Concert (Pilgrim Hall)

The Sarasota Music Festival students range from professional level musicians to superior students in music schools and conservatories who competed for the opportunity to participate in the Festival.

As part of their performing experience, a group of these students will grace our stage presenting a variety of fine classical music.

Thursday, June 21
7:45 PM

John Einhaus Concert (Dining Lounge)

Concert Pianist

John Einhaus' intensely emotional performances have captivated audiences throughout the United States. He began his piano studies at age nine and a year later became an honors student at Peabody Preparatory. He has studied at the Peabody Conservatory, Rutgers University and the Mannes College of Music. Currently engaged in doctoral studies at Indiana University, he also teaches piano. His concert will be an afternoon delight!

Thursday, June 14
3:00 PM

Celtic Legends: The Arthurian Legends (Pilgrim Hall)

Thursday, June 7
7:45 PM

For over 14 centuries, the shadowy figure of King Arthur has been cloaked in myth and fantasy. From a Romano-British warlord fighting the Saxon invaders, Arthur has been transformed by time into the most English of kings--the very epitome of heroic medieval chivalry.

Chapel Talk (MacNeil Chapel)

Every Friday at 10:30 AM in the MacNeil Chapel (Mezzanine level).

Topics vary. Please contact the Program and Services department for more information.

Health Matters Series (Pilgrim Hall)

Do You Know Where Your Feet Are?
Presented by Lori Whittle
Falls Prevention Initiative Program Manager, Senior Friendship Centers

Wednesday, May 16
3:00 PM

Opposites in Diversity (Mezzanine Art Gallery)

Concert: Michelle Giglio & Lee Dougherty Ross (Dining Lounge)

Michelle Giglio, soprano and Lee Dougherty Ross, pianist, return to Plymouth Harbor on Sarasota Bay to present an afternoon concert including selections by Mozart, Brahms, Puccini, and Rachmaninoff.

Thursday, May 10
3:00 PM

Annual Residents - Trustee Dinner (Mayflower Room)

Monday, May 7th

5:00 PM
Cocktail Reception in the Lobby Terrace and the Dining Lounge
6:00 PM
Dinner and Program

Low Vision Program - Adaptive Techniques (MacNeil Chapel)

Presented by Sally Meyers, Vision Rehabilitation Therapist, Lighthouse for the Blind

3:00 PM

Allyn Gallup Contemporary Art Gallery

Transportation available to a Reception at Allyn Gallup for Dick Kessler's (Resident of Plymouth Harbor on Sarasota Bay) mobile sculptures.

5:45 PM departure

Opera DVD: Les Contes d'Hoffmann (Pilgrim Hall)

Thursday, May 3
7:45 PM

Jazz Vocalist Diane Linscott (Dining Lounge)

Thursday, April 19
6:30 - 8:30 PM

Vocalist Diane Linscott and pianist Charlie Prawdzik return to Plymouth Harbor on Sarasota Bay to enthrall us with songs from The Great American Songbook.

Orchids and Irises - Paintings by Jamie Thirkell (Mezzanine Art Gallery)

Habitat for Humanity Tour

The Hot Shots (Dining Lounge)

Thursday, April 12
4:30 - 5:30 PM

A crowd favorite!
Join Plymouth Harbor on Sarasota Bay residents Bill and Jeanne Seiberling, accompanied by Jim Myers (Dir. of Housekeeping) for a toe-tapping hour of interactive entertainment. The program will include old favorites intertwined with a few renditions of songs that may be new to you. Come earlyfor a glass of wine and a good seat!

The Palisades: A National Treasure (Pilgrim Hall)

Thursday, April 5
7:45 PM

Commentary by Frances Treanor, filmmaker

Residents' Association Annual Meeting (Pilgrim Hall)

Habitat for Humanity (Pilgrim Hall)

Thursday, March 29
7:45 PM

Mike Jacobson, executive director of Sarasota's Habitat for Humanity, will provide a brief background about Habitat, talk about how the affordable housing issue connects to each of us in the community and give us a glimpse of the upcoming projects and goals in the next five years.

Bedazzled at Ringling Museum's New Searing Wing

"4500 Years of Jewelry" from the Walters Art Museum
Monday, March 26
Departing at 2:00 PM

Radio Memories (Pilgrim Hall)

Thursday, March 22
7:45 PM

Presented by the Asolo Theatre Company Guild Play Readers

Radio Memories is a trip back to the golden years of radio entertainment with recreations of many of the favorite programs from the 1930's and 40's.

Sailor Circus

Fireside Chat (Card Room)

Advance Directives (Pilgrim Hall)

Health Matters Series
Presented by Babette Bach, PA
3:00 PM

Museum of Fine Arts at St. Petersburg, FL (Day Trip)

Naura Morta Still Life Paintings and the Medici Collections plus several other traveling exhibits.
Friday, March 16
Departing at 10:30 AM
Includes lunch

The Illuminator (Pilgrim Hall)

DVD
Thursday, March 15
7:45 PM

See for yourself the age old calligraphic techniques used to create a modern manuscript: egg yolks, gold, silver and platinum in the illuminations; goose quills and hand ground ink on carefully selected calf-skin vellum for the text.

Riverview High School Chamber Choir Concert (Pilgrim Hall)

Thursday, March 8
7:45 PM

Thirty talented high school students will present an a capella program of music from Renaissance to contemporary -- pop from the 30's, vocal jazz, madrigals and folk songs.

Fireside Chat (Card Room)

Card Room
9:30 AM

What's on the March 13th Ballot? (Pilgrim Hall)

Wednesday, March 7
7:45 PM

Meet the Candidates for City of Sarasota Commissioner District 2. Find out about the bond referendum to fund a new City of Sarasota Police Department facility.

Watercolors by Douglas H. Teller (Mezzanine Art Gallery)

Professor Emeritus of Fine Arts from George Washington University, Douglas H. Teller now lives in Sarasota and teaches workshops and classes, juries, and is active in arts organizations throughout the state. He has shown his watercolors in the U.S., Venezuela, Spain, Mexico, Brazil, France and England. Teller is a member and past president of the Florida Suncoast Watercolor Society. He also is a member of the Florida Artists Group, Inc., Florida Watercolor Society and the Southern Watercolor Society.

Celebrating the Commonplace (Mezzanine Art Gallery) Feb 6 - Mar 5

Featuring the Photography and Artwork of Linda Grashoff

The Chandu Hoodoo (Pilgrim Hall)

A Brand New Comedy
From the pen of our premier playwright, Howard Buermann.
Featuring an all-star cast (some of whom you may recognize)!
Presented by The Plymouth Harbor Players Guild

"That damned fire alarm!"  "The girls get even --- or do they?"  "The cruise was to the Isle of Chandu." "Digby has spontaneous combustivitis."
It all happens in the wackiest comedy yet about life at Plymouth Harbor.

Directed by Jack Denison. Production Manager, Anne Moore.

Performances
Thursday, March 1, 2007, 8:00 PM
Friday, March 2, 2007, 2:00 & 8:00 PM

Fred Moyer, Concert Pianist (Dining Lounge)

During 25 years as a concert pianist, Fred Moyer's career has taken him to 42 countries and to such far-flung venues as Suntory Hall in Tokyo, Sydney Opera House, Windsor Castle, Carnegie Recital Hall, Tanglewood and the Kennedy Center. Returning to Plymouth Harbor, Fred's upcoming performance will include selections by Scarlatti, Bach, Reger, Sinding and Schubert.
3:00 PM

Just Ducky! (Day Trip)

A tour of Venice's waterways on the amphibious land/watercraft "Just Ducky" plus lunch at Captain Eddie's in Venice.
Departing at 11:45 AM

Medicine in the Last 50 Years (Pilgrim Hall)

Health Matters Series
Presented by Dr. James Griffith, MD
Sponsored by the Resident Health Committee
3:00 PM

In Search of Palladio (Pilgrim Hall)

Fireside Chat (Card Room)

Presidents & Their First Ladies: James and Dolley Madison (Pilgrim Hall)

William and Sue Wills have developed the stories of 31 presidential couples, many of which they have presented here at Plymouth Harbor over the past 10 years. The Wills are a true working team with Bill researching and creating the scripts while Sue edits his work and creates the costumes. Join them as they bring to life the story of another presidential couple, James and Dolley Madison.
7:45 PM

The Glory of the Kirov (Pilgrim Hall)

(DVD)
From the early days of this century, the Maryinsky Ballet, later the Kirov, dazzled audiences with the beauty of the dance. Five years' research in Russia's archives has unearthed fascinating footage, much of it never before available in the West, of many of the company's great dancers including Mikhail Baryshnikov, Rudolph Nureyev, Natalia Makarova, Natalia Dudinskaya and many others.
7:45 PM

Fireside Chat (Pilgrim Hall)

An Overview of Plymouth Harbor's New Website
Learn about our community's new site and how it can be used as an exciting new way of introducing Plymouth Harbor to your friends, family and acquaintances, even if they live in Seattle, San Diego or Paris, France!

9:30 AM

Peter Buhr & Friends, Jazz concert

Moravians Are More Than Just Cookies: Moravian Bethlehem's Impact on John Adams

Charlene Donchez Mowers, Exec. Dir. of Historic Bethlehem Partnership, will present an illustrated presentation on this consortium of museums and historic sites in Bethlehem, PA, responsible for 19 historic buildings and approximately 40,000 artifacts.

7:45 p.m.  Pilgrim Hall

New Residents Cocktail Reception

Fireside Chat

U-Pick Farm Trip

Health Matters

Fireside Chat

Low Vision Program

Lincoln