Berlin's music is timeless and shows remarkable stylistic variety: from ragtime to swing and beyond, he was able to effortlessly embrace all the styles of his day. And with hits like "God Bless America" and "White Christmas" his music has a universality that equalled...

Dr. Arthur Caplan, Mitty Professor of Bioethics at NYU Grossman School of Medicine, will discuss a wide range of topics from the post-Covid world and pig transplants to genetic engineering for aging and medical aid in dying.

Part IV Considering Financial Health in Retirement with Peter Hall and Sinead Faughnan In the final evening of our series, we will discuss the financial aspects of retirement and important aspects to be considered at this time of life. Peter Hall, CFP is Senior Vice...

Part III Finding Meaning and Purpose in Later Life with Ed Merck Explore what brings you "alive;" what makes you want to jump out of bed every morning and say, "yes!" Nothing is more important than living your life's joy through the unfolding of who you are in the...

Part II The Right Place Workshop: An Interactive Exercise to Map Out Your Right Place Plan with Ryan Frederick of Here! The Right Place Workshop provides an opportunity for participants to roll up their sleeves and apply the Right Place framework to evaluate their...

Founders Hall invites the public to attend this fall's "Designing Your Retirement" seminar series, a four-night series that kicks off with a keynote on October 2nd and then runs on Tuesday evenings, October 3rd, 10th and 17th. This thought-provoking and engaging...

Join Director of Education Melissa Houston for an introduction to Keeler Tavern Museum & History Center's Hands on History: Living off the Land exhibition, pairing participatory, interactive exhibitions in the carriage barn with fascinating demonstrations. This...

Do not miss Martha Talburt's and Darla Shaw's reflections and lessons learned from a life well-lived as we remember that every day is a gift.