Stockbridge Community Outreach’s Winter & Spring Parent/Child Play & Learn Club

Tri-County Office on Aging is offering a diabetes workshop called Diabetes PATH that meets via weekly phone calls. It does not require in person meetings or a computer/internet—it just requires a working phone. We will provide all the materials needed to participate and it’s free. The workshop begins Thursday, January 9

****Please note that the Eddy Discovery Center is closed due to ongoing renovations.  All programs will be outdoors.  Please park at the lower parking lot.  We will walk to the Pavillion if it is still available, or leave from the lower parking lot.***

WINTER ORIENTEERING:  2:00 – 4:00 p.m., Sunday, January 19.  Bring the family and challenge yourselves to an afternoon adventure in the forest with outdoor enthusiast Meg Gower. Winter is a great time of year for learning how to use a compass to find your way in the woods. Winter's lack of leaves provides great views of Waterloo's unique topography. This program is suitable for all ages and skill levels. Compasses will be provided or bring your own. The program is all outdoors, so dress appropriately for the weather. Cost: $2/person or $5/family. Eddy Discovery Center, 17030 Bush Rd. in the Waterloo Recreation Area near Chelsea.  Program limited to 30 participants.  The building is closed so program will be entirely outdoors.  Please register for this program by emailing [email protected] with your name, phone number and number of people attending.

***NOTE – Due to the closure of the Discovery Center for renovations, the Old-Time Maple Sugar Festival will not be held this year.***

Tri-County Office on Aging is offering a diabetes workshop called Diabetes PATH that meets via weekly phone calls. It does not require in person meetings or a computer/internet—it just requires a working phone. We will provide all the materials needed to participate and it’s free. The workshop begins Thursday, January 9

Tri-County Office on Aging is offering a diabetes workshop called Diabetes PATH that meets via weekly phone calls. It does not require in person meetings or a computer/internet—it just requires a working phone. We will provide all the materials needed to participate and it’s free. The workshop begins Thursday, January 9

Blind Date with a Book
For All Ages.
Read the clues to decide which wrapped book to check out and be surprised
with a new read. We have books waiting for all ages, and some have coupons
from local businesses hidden inside! For all ages.
February 1-15

The Livingston County Homeless Continuum of Care is reminding residents to mark their calendars for Community Connect 2025, which will be held on Saturday, February 1 at 2|42 Community Church in Brighton. We’re busy planning the final details of the event, but look forward to bringing the community another day of connection with services, free resources, and plenty of helpful information. Everyone in our community who could benefit from these services and resources is welcome to attend. “New this year, the Secretary of State Mobile Office will be on-site and provide a variety of services. Necessary documents and fees will still apply, but we are excited to have a new service for our guests” said Amy Johnston, Community Collaborative Planner for the Livingston County Human Services Collaborative Body. If you are interested in visiting the SOS Mobile Office at the event, please view https://milivcounty.gov/hscb/homeless-care/sos-mobile/ to see what documentation you’ll need to bring with you.

The event will offer many valuable resources for Livingston County residents. Some of the free services will include health screenings, haircuts, legal services, and information on topics like housing, utility programs, and basic needs. Many free resources will be available as well. Those who attend can pick up personal care items, winter gear, laundry detergent, diapers, food, and more. No registration is needed to attend, and families are more than welcome! (Please note that childcare will not be provided.) Thank you to 2|24 Community Church for hosting the event and the following sponsors who make Community Connect possible, Livingston Sunrise Rotary, Brighton Masonic Lodge, and the Livingston County Homeless Continuum of Care.

Finally, volunteers always help make this day possible. There are plenty of volunteer opportunities available from event set-up and tear down, loading assistance, guest guides, and more. Visit Volunteer Livingston to sign up and help out: https://www.volunteerlivingston.org/need/index?agency_id=81231

Blind Date with a Book
For All Ages.
Read the clues to decide which wrapped book to check out and be surprised
with a new read. We have books waiting for all ages, and some have coupons
from local businesses hidden inside! For all ages.
February 1-15

Blind Date with a Book
For All Ages.
Read the clues to decide which wrapped book to check out and be surprised
with a new read. We have books waiting for all ages, and some have coupons
from local businesses hidden inside! For all ages.
February 1-15

Blind Date with a Book
For All Ages.
Read the clues to decide which wrapped book to check out and be surprised
with a new read. We have books waiting for all ages, and some have coupons
from local businesses hidden inside! For all ages.
February 1-15

Blind Date with a Book
For All Ages.
Read the clues to decide which wrapped book to check out and be surprised
with a new read. We have books waiting for all ages, and some have coupons
from local businesses hidden inside! For all ages.
February 1-15