Scarecrow Video, a local nonprofit film organization dedicated to championing the role of film arts in community, cultural, and civic life, presents quarterly classic movies at the GSC.
Join us to watch the 2024 Olympics Opening Ceremony streaming live from Paris. The ceremony will take place outdoors, along the Seine, with the parade of athletes on boats. RSVP: 206.297.0875.
Fridays, May 3, 17, 24 & 31. 1 pm. In honor of Older Americans month, we present this series of movies starring, and about, older people. RSVP: 206.297.0875. May 3: Go Grandriders (2012) This documentary follows a group of 17 senior citizens as they embark on a challenging 13-day motorcycle tour around the island of […]
Join the Greenwood Senior Center for a screening of Last Lap, a documentary film about running legend Doris Heritage Brown, followed by a discussion with the filmmaker.
Fridays, May 3, 17, 24 & 31. 1 pm. In honor of Older Americans month, we present this series of movies starring, and about, older people. RSVP: 206.297.0875. May 3: Go Grandriders (2012) This documentary follows a group of 17 senior citizens as they embark on a challenging 13-day motorcycle tour around the island of […]
Scarecrow Video, a local nonprofit film organization dedicated to championing the role of film arts in community, cultural, and civic life, presents quarterly classic movies at the GSC.
In this presentation by author David Troxel, you will learn the seven basic ‘building blocks’ that can help you learn to “see” persons with dementia differently and begin implementing a Best Friends Approach in caring for your loved one.
Celebrate National Book Lovers Day on the GSC back deck. Our coffee volunteers will be available to take your order at the window. Bring a couple of books to swap with others. (No more than 4 please.) RSVP 206-297-0875 Free
Watch and listen as we create a program on the spot! We sing, we dance, we spin our collective tales – sometimes poignant, sometimes amusing … always entertaining.
Come hear spooky true tales and haunted history from a local paranormal investigator, historian and podcast host.
Get to know the Pacific Northwest’s most beloved bivalve: the oyster. In this talk, author David George Gordon discusses three species— the Olympia, Eastern, and Pacific oysters— and the people who have cultivated these delicacies for generations. Learn about the Native American sea gardens and clam beds that existed 11,500 years ago, as well as […]
