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Navigating the Next Chapter - Making the Most of Life
Date: January 21, 2025
Time: 8:30 am - 10:00 am
Length: 6 Weeks
Cost: $8.00 members
      $8.00 non-members
Instructor: Janet Egan
Location: in a room
Description: Navigating the Next Chapter: Making the Most of Life focuses on how to adjust to retirement. Specifically, how to live your best life at this time. If you plan on aging then plan on taking this class. For this session, the class is divided into: Getting to Know Each Other, Finding Fun/Leisure, Life Balance, Working Life, Changes, Giving and Receiving, Resource Day, ad Summary and Action Plan. Each session may change depending on the needs of the students. The class is taught by Janet Egan, a retired San Bernardino County Social Worker. This class is second nature to her as she had a career of doing trainings.

Featured Activity

Yarn Crafts
Time: Fridays 10am - 12pm
Cost: Free members
      Free non-members
Location: Parlor
Description: Yes, it’s true! The Knitting Group is no more! However, have no fear. It is now known as the Yarn Crafts group. However, it’s not just yarn. Now it will include crochet, needle works, embroidery, and yes, knitting. The group is still headed by Keiko Holcombe, but the others in the group will be on hand to lend their individual knowledge and skills where needed. The students will continue to work on individual projects. The class is small, with about 12-15 students, so 1 on 1 time is guaranteed. If any of these sounds like something you might be interested in, the group meets on Fridays from 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Mission Statement

To enrich, maintain, and protect the quality of life of Senior Adults...

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  • Remember you can follow us on Facebook..... HIGHLAND SENIOR CENTER

  • Grief & Loss Seminar - Navigating Normalcy & Finding Joy. Wednesday, October 15th from 9 am to 11 am. Call to RSVP - 862-8104.

  • Operation Senior Claus is fast approaching once again this year. We distribute baskets of non-perishables, gift cards & hot meals to Seniors who are homebound. You can help this effort by donating Stater Brothers gift cards in increments of $10. or $25. for those baskets. Further we have room for Volunteer Drivers to deliver 2 or 3 baskets so call Jeff if you wish to sign-up.

  • Thanksgiving Luncheon tickets available NOW. If you have participated in the past you know how scrumptious it is. $10.00 per ticket for turkey, all the trimmings, and dessert. It's a DRIVE-THRU event. Saturday, November 22nd from 11 am to 1 pm ONLY.

  • FREE Line Dance lessons on the 1st Saturday of every month beginning from 10 am to 11 am. Bring a Friend ! THANKS Glenda !

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  • October 15, 2025 9 AM SHARP - Canning with Joe
    Our monthly canning event provides the steps necessary to safely can & preserve foodstuffs for your pantry / emergency ration stockpile. $10. to attend so call to reserve your stop......862-8104

  • October 25, 2025 11 am to 1 pm - White Elephant Raffle & Champagne Brunch
    Bring in an unwrapped new or slightly used ITEM valued at a minimum of $20.00. Or you may buy a ticket for $20.00 if you don't have an item to use. Do ALL this BEFORE the event and enjoy FREE entertainment & brunch.

  • October 11, 2025 11 am to 1 pm - Annual Hoedown & BBQ Luncheon
    Tickets on SALE NOW for The Wimberly Blue Grass Band with BBQ lunch provided by SoCal Gas Company. It's always a HOOT so get your $10.00 tickets now !

  • October 4, 2025 10 - 11 - FREE line dance lesson
    The 1st Saturday of the month.......FREE and great exercise.....bring a Friend.

  • October 2, 2025 1:00 pm - LIVE band every Thursday
    Come join the crowd ! Refreshments & FUN for only $4.00.

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Thanks to our Give Big Donors
By: Mike Sylva
We would like to thank the following for donating to the Highland Senior Center in November’s San Bernardino Give Big Campaign.

Alaina Mathews $4000

Carolyn Michaelis $100

Wilfrid Lemann $25

Without generous donors such as these we would not be able to continue to provide programs and activities to our seniors.