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The Southfield Scribe October - December 2024 Senior Newsletter

The October - December 2024 edition of The Southfield Scribe senior newsletter is here!
Explore the newsletter by clicking the link below and then call Senior Services at (248) 796-4650 for more details or to register.

The Southfield Scribe Oct-Dec 2024
Picture of a group walking along a tree lines trail with information about the Park Adventures November schedule
Put on your comfy shoes, grab a water bottle, and don't forget to dress for the weather.
We'll meet you at the parking lot the park at 9 am unless otherwise noted. Can't wait to see you there!

Thursday, Nov 7 * @ 10 AM Nature’s Tapestry Walk with Oakland County Parks at Civic Center Park, 26000 Evergreen Rd.

Thursday, Nov 14 Carpenter Lake Nature Preserve, 27225 W. Ten Mile Rd.

Friday, Nov 15* @ 5 PM Full Moon Walk at Civic Center Park, 26000 Evergreen Rd.

Thursday, Nov 21 Berberian Woods Nature Preserve, meet at the end of Streamwood Lane, south of Twelve Mile Rd
Graphic with a picture of a car driver's side dash board and steering wheel with details on the November 13 50+ Speaker Series program featuring AARP Smart Driver TEK Workshop
Join Senior Services for the 50+ Speaker Series, a free lecture series every Wednesday at 9 am inside the Southfield Pavilion.

Discover valuable insights on financial planning, medical topics, and volunteer opportunities, all tailored for those 50 and above.

For more information, call Senior Services at (248) 796-4650.
Graphic featuring items associated with a movie theatre (ticket, popcorn, movie reel, etc.) and information about the Midmorning Movie for November 13
🎬 Join us for a monthly movie series presented by Senior Services, right here at the Southfield Pavilion (26000 Evergreen Road). These free events are the perfect way to kick off your day with a great film and good company!
🎥 This month’s feature is the 2023 film Barbie. In which Barbie embarks on a journey of self-discovery after leaving her perfect, plastic world to experience the complexities of the real world, challenging stereotypes and exploring themes of identity and empowerment.
No need to register—just come on by, grab a seat, and enjoy the show
Graphic with details on the November 13 Conversations with the Coordinator program featuring a picture of Angie
Join us for Conversations with the Coordinator at 8:30-9 AM in the Southfield Pavilion.
This is a casual, fun chat where you can hear about upcoming Senior Services programs and share your own ideas for new classes, trips, and events!
an x - ray image of a foot and ankle with details about Foot Doctor Visits at the Parks & Recreation Building
Improve your foot health with a visit from a specialized foot doctor! Services include diabetic foot care, treatment for callouses, corns, and toenails, and general evaluations.

Call Dr. Taylor’s office at (248) 621-4800 to check your insurance and schedule an appointment—mention City of Southfield Senior Services.

Appointments available on Thursday, November 21, from 1:00 - 3:00 PM in the Parks & Recreation Building.
TOSS Passes
Call Senior Services at (248) 796-4654 for more details.
Monday-Thursday 9 am - 4 pm
Friday 9 am - 2 pm

The Senior Services office remains closed to the public but you can register for Senior Services programs at the Parks & Recreation Information Desk Window inside the Southfield Pavilion, Monday-Friday from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 

Customers coming to the Southfield Parks & Recreation Information Desk are asked to enter the Southfield Pavilion from the plaza deck (east) entrance or the north Pavilion entrance to access the Information Desk Window. 

If you have any questions please call the Information Desk at (248) 796-4620.

Parks & Recreation Information Desk Window

Staying Active With Parks & Recreation

The City of Southfield offers a variety of programs for seniors that will help you stay active. Programs are offered at many sites throughout the city and include bounce volleyball, tennis, softball, chair exercise, golf, tai chi, water exercise, and line dancing. Programs are open to all residents (and non-residents) age 50 and over unless otherwise noted. 

For more information on specific classes, please call Senior Services at (248) 796-4650.