While most libraries across the state continue to stay closed or are only open with limited hours, there are still ways to stay involved and access great digital resources right from your home! Take a look at what’s happening in some of our libraries this fall and stay safe.
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While many of us are staying home and community events are going virtual, so are online learning classes and workshops. We are happy to announce the CT Healthy Living Collective has been able to make all their workshops available virtually for the fall season!
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The month of September means that fresh apples at our local farms in Connecticut are waiting to be picked and enjoyed! In Connecticut, we are lucky to have so many wonderful local farms that give us the “pick-your-own” experience directly from the orchards themselves, so we hope you can make your way to some of the wonderful farms in the area.
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The pandemic has affected families across the country, and that does not exclude the role of grandparents. While some that stay at high risk may have spent months without seeing their loved ones, others may have filled in to become the primary caretakers of children as daycares and schools stay closed and parents are returning to work.
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Staying active is a great way to stay on top of both physical and mental health, but safety is important! During times of COVID-19 as well as hot weather in the summer months, take a look at some safety tips to keep in mind while exercising outdoors.
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In partnership with other agencies in Connecticut, AARP CT has organized a series of free events for individuals in Connecticut. The upcoming virtual events listed below share practical resources, fun activities, and a way to connect participants together.
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We are excited to announce the launch of the Danbury Farmers Market Produce Box Program. Seniors in Danbury can pre-order boxes of healthy, fresh produce from vendors of the Danbury Farmers Market from August through October 2020.
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A recent virtual Town Hall Meeting hosted by the CT Coalition on Aging (CCOA) asked older adults in Connecticut directly about their experiences during this pandemic with the goal to get new insights and perspectives from individuals ages 60 and above. Take a look at what older adults across Connecticut had to say.
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