Announcing the January News & Events

WELCOME 2025... All fitness events this month are free :)

And don't forget, Walking every Wednesday (with the exception of 1/8), Bridge every Thursday & Music Bi-Monthly! Check town senior calendar for details.

CHAIR YOGA & QIGONG

Jan 7th, 14th, 21st & 28th @ 11AM | Park & Rec.

In this 4-week series, we'll do both standing and seated sequences for balance, flexibility, and strength, including a warm-up and seated relaxation. Come join us each Tuesday morning for free January fitness!

LINE DANCING

Jan 10th @ 1PM | Park & Rec.

An interactive way to socialize while exercising your body (and your brain!) Suitable for a beginner or anyone that needs a refresher. This is a free 60-minute class and loads of fun! Come step to the beat with our dedicated instructor!

TRIVIA w/ Youth Police Group

Jan 14h @ 3PM | Clinton Police Dept.

This month, the Clinton PD is hosting us for trivia! We will be playing in teams with the Husky Youth Police Group students. No entry fee! Prizes awarded to the top two teams. Registration IS required. Please note the later time.

January 17th @ 1PM | TEA TASTING

What better on a cold, winter day than a nice hot cup of tea! Learn about different kinds of tea, potential cognitive health benefits certain types can offer, and how best to enjoy each of them from shop owner and tea expert, Phil Parda. $5 pp / Meet at the Tasting Room @ Savvy Tea Gourmet Tea Shop, 712 Boston Post Road. Sign up below!

CINEMA CLUB

Jan 21st @ 12PM | The Morgan School

Our intergenerational cinema club will meet up on a half day this month in Morgan auditorium to screen Night of the Hunter (rescheduled from December.)

CARDIO DRUMMING

Jan 22nd @ 1PM | Park & Rec.

Designed for older adults, this unique program uses drumming to benefit both the mind and cardiovascular system with easy and rhythmic choreography. No charge this month, but space is limited.

TRIAD PROGRAM

Jan 24th @ 10AM | Town Hall Green Room

Clinton Police Department and Clinton Senior Connection have teamed up for an important presentation on keeping older adults safe in our community.

The mark of a new year is the perfect time to ensure your estate plan is up to date. In addition to providing the peace of mind of knowing your final wishes will be legally documented, an estate plan provides a roadmap for your loved ones to know how to care for you if you are no longer able to care for yourself and/or your financial and legal obligations.

January 29th | CREATING A STRONG ESTATE PLAN

Town Hall Green Room @ 1PM

In this session, Madison-based estate planning and elder law attorney Erin Duques will explain estate planning documents like Wills, powers of attorney, advance directives, and trusts, and the purpose and powers included in each. Furthermore, she’ll discuss what happens if you don’t have a Will when you pass away, how your estate gets divided amongst your heirs, who can pay your bills if you can’t, how to choose your power of attorney and health care agents, and some common estate planning mistakes that you will want to avoid. Even if you have already created an estate plan and/or previously came to one of our seminars with Erin, you may discover it's a good time to have your existing documents reviewed and updated.

American Exchange Project and The Morgan School are looking for host families!

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