Let’s Celebrate Our September Birthdays!!
9/3 — Troy Lipp
9/3 — Al Patterson
9/15 — Julie Kingsbury
9/18 — America Stoner
9/19 — Carol Furlow
9/22 — Woody Bailey
9/24 — Mary Conlon
9/24 — Terese Lilly
9/26 — Steve Whelan
9/29 — Bill McDonald
9/30 — Chuck Copeland
Congratulations!
If you would like to join our Birthday Club, please […]
YOU DID IT! Thank you! You “LIT UP OUR WORLD” with your generous donations to our Annual Individual Donor Fundraising Appeal!
Because of your faith in our organization, we exceeded our goal! Your generosity is helping us continue offering pickleball, mahjong, bridge, Tai Chi, Zumba, yoga, Chi Gong, our popular speakers, and other new and exciting events for another year. We look forward to growing Poolesville Seniors and expanding the number, breadth, and […]
Our search is over! Poolesville Seniors is excited to announce the arrival this week of our new Executive Director, Kelly Parker. Relatively new residents of Poolesville, Kelly and her family are looking forward to becoming more familiar with all that our community has to offer.
Kelly comes to us with a strong background in web-based content, including graphical design. She also has experience coordinating events and working with volunteers. We believe that Kelly […]
Join National Museum of Civil War Medicine volunteer, Brad Stone in-person on September 27 at 7:00 p.m. as he discusses medicine in an age before ambulances, anesthesia, antiseptics, triage, or sterile conditions, and the medical advancements precipitated by the Civil War.
In this family friendly, living history presentation, Mr. Stone, portraying a Union surgeon, will demonstrate field hospital medical practices, including a surgery using a life-sized mannequin.
Location: […]
Join Sarah Hedlund from the Montgomery History Speaker’s Bureau on September 8th at 7:00 p.m. when she explains the basics of organizing and preserving your family’s documents and photographs. Sarah is the archivist and librarian for Montgomery History’s Jane C. Sween Research Library and Special Collections.
Every family has papers and photographs sitting around—dad’s letters from the war, mom’s recipe cards and photo albums, various diplomas and certificates from three […]
Join Poolesville Seniors on September 2nd at 6:00 p.m. for Friday Night Polo at the Seneca Polo Club in Poolesville, MD. Experience this state-of-the-art Ag Reserve treasure and meet up for a friendly one-hour pre-match social gathering when the gates open at 6:00 p.m. Register and carpool with friends and neighbors. Relax with a cool drink and your own picnic on the grassy hill prior to the match. (Adult beverages permitted)
Help Poolesville Seniors celebrate the 30th anniversary of Poolesville Day on Saturday September 17th. We‘re recruiting volunteers of all ages to help us showcase the Poolesville Seniors’ spirit. If you have always wanted to be in a parade…this is your opportunity!
Help us shape our vision for the day with your creativity and ingenuity by joining our Poolesville Day Committee! Show your spirit by joining us in the parade or […]
Mahjong Thursdays at Speer Hall (behind Poolesville Presbyterian) 10 am – 12:30 pm
Bridge Open Play Tuesdays at Speer Hall (behind Poolesville Presbyterian) 1 pm – 4:00pm.
Poolesville Farmers Market Saturdays 9:00am to 1:00 pm at Whalen Commons. (20+) Poolesville Farmers Market | Facebook
Sarah Auer Pool – 3-hour sessions Hours
Thanks to President Biden’s Executive Order, Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s “Over-the-Counter Hearing Aid Act”, and a recent ruling by the FDA, help is on the way for consumers with hearing loss. The recent FDA action establishes a new category of certain over-the-counter (OTC) air-conduction hearing aids, enabling consumers 18 and over with perceived mild to moderate hearing impairment to purchase hearing aids directly from stores or online retailers […]
Did you know that there is a strong Polo culture here in Poolesville? Described by some as hockey on horseback, Polo is a team game played on horseback and one of the oldest known sports in the world. It is thought to have originated in ancient Persia. The modern game came from India in the 1800s where British soldiers adapted the game and used it for training cavalry riders.
The British codified rules […]