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Join us for friendship and fun at an upcoming event.
People know a great opportunity when they see one, which is why the 80 spacious apartments in our Phase II expansion have all been spoken for. But it might not be too late! Some of the needs of our future residents may change between now and their move-in dates, so it makes sense to learn more about this exceptional community and how to take advantage of possible opportuities.
Come discover what the excitement is all about! You’ll hear about the wellness and aquatics center as well as our dining expansion that are currently underway. You’ll also see how we promote whole-person wellness through lifelong learning, physical fitness, social engagement, and much more!
Hemingway's Wives
June 15, 2019 - 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Ladies, enjoy an elegant high tea served with a generous portion of fascination as beloved entertainer Elaine Flynn brings to life the four wives of literary giant Ernest Hemingway. Travel the world with the Hemingways and learn the significant roles Hadley, Pauline, Martha, and Mary each played in Hemingway’s life. Each wife — a fascinating character in her own right — played a significant role in the legendary writer’s career and swept him to a different part of the globe, from Chicago to Paris to Havana. Elaine brings these characters to life in a fun and interactive show.
Simply Lunch
June 27, 2019 - 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
At The Village at Orchard Ridge–A National Lutheran Community residents have learned what it means to live retirement well. All residents enjoy a maintenance-free lifestyle in their spacious cottage or apartment home, along with choices in dining, programming and how health care services are delivered. Our Engage Center offers programming that engages mind, body and spirit, encouraging residents to explore or rekindle interests and engage in new and exciting ways. Join us for lunch to learn more about how this simply enjoyable lifestyle can be yours, in a place that inspires you to make the most out of every day.
