Do you have questions about Medicare, Supplement/Medigap, and Advantage plans? We provide Medicare Counseling in your area to those who currently have Medicare, are new to Medicare, or are planning for the future. At no cost, we provide unbiased information about the different parts of Medicare, your options, and ways to potentially lower your Medicare costs. Interpreters are also available upon request. If you have questions, we have answers! Appointments are offered from 1-4 PM the 1st and 3rd Mondays each month. Schedule an appointment by visiting metroaging.org/medicareappt/ or call Minnesota Aging Pathways at 800-333-2433.

Do you have questions about Medicare, Supplement/Medigap, and Advantage plans? We provide Medicare Counseling in your area to those who currently have Medicare, are new to Medicare, or are planning for the future. At no cost, we provide unbiased information about the different parts of Medicare, your options, and ways to potentially lower your Medicare costs. Interpreters are also available upon request. If you have questions, we have answers! Appointments are offered from 1-4 PM the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays each month. Schedule an appointment by visiting trellisconnects.org/medicareappt or call the Senior LinkAge Line at 800-333-2433.

Men's Group meets every Tuesday from 9-10am. We discuss current events, challenges we sometimes face and special happenings in our lives. Guest speakers come occasionally to share their personal stories or community activities. We meet in person at the Lenox Community Center and we also offer remote access via Zoom. For more information, contact Frank Freedman at 952-593-5541 or alliancz@aol.com or or Tom Wiederholt at 612-790-9279 or tom.wiederholt@comcast.net.. The fee is $2 per time for Senior Program Members and $4 per time for Nonmembers. Registration is not needed and you can simply come to the meetings.

Mexican Train Dominoes: Fun, Friends & Friendly Competition! Looking for a fun and easy way to spend time with friends, meet new people, and keep your mind sharp? Join us for Mexican Train Dominoes, a lively, easy-to-learn game that’s perfect for all skill levels! In this welcoming class, you'll learn how to play Mexican Train, a popular variation of dominoes known for its simple rules and engaging gameplay. Whether you're a seasoned player or brand new to the game, you'll enjoy the relaxed pace and good company. Details: When: Wednesdays 1 - 3 p.m. Cost: Just $1 per person All materials provided, just bring yourself! Come enjoy an afternoon of laughter, light competition, and great conversation. It's a great way to stay social, keep your brain active, and have a great time doing it. No experience needed, everyone is welcome!

Join the ultimate role-playing adventure! In this middle school Dungeons & Dragons workshop, you’ll build your own hero, team up with fellow players, and dive into epic stories full of mystery, monsters, and magic. Learn the basics of the game while using teamwork, strategy, and creativity to shape your own fantasy world! This campaign is led by North Star Adventuring.

Activity: PushIt - Students will program simple-to-play but hard-to-master timing based blinking light games. Activity: Reflex Game - Students will use a software library to display response times. The durations, from starting and stopping a timer, will be shown on OLED displays. Activity: Run-n-Jump Game - Students will use a software library and edit a sketch to make their own games; played on OLED displays. Activity: Friendly Robot 2.0 - Students will use a software library to create battery powered robot faces; customizable to each students’ liking.

Activity: Fun with Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) - Students will first learn some basics of: C programming language, electronics, and microprocessors. Then, combine their knowledge to write introductory program sketches, to make LEDs blink and fade and flash in fun patterns. Activity: Stoplight - Students will use a sketch to program LED stoplight modules. And, light them in the familiar traffic control pattern, or as they wish. Activity: Fun with NeoPixel - Students will learn how to use a software library, to program NeoPixel LED modules, and light them in various entertaining ways. Then, pick their single favorite display. Activity: Light Box - Students will first choose from four base sketches to program NeoPixel modules. Then, customize their chosen effect. Finally, assemble their creations into light boxes for even more customizable displays.

Enjoy writing, illustrating, interviewing, photographing, graphic designing, or editing? We will to fill all those roles for our new student-led Middle School Newspaper. Sign up today to be a part of this exciting new club that will have you help create a Middle School Newspaper.

Join our Urban Debate Team! The debate team is where you can use your voice, embrace your power, and learn how to make the change you want to see in the world. Practices will be on Mondays and Wednesday's after school beginning on Wednesday, October 7th. This is a team and we will participate in tournaments against other schools throughout the season, beginning in January. We participate in 3 all-team tournaments in our conference, and then select teams of 2 debaters will represent SLPMS in the City Championship, against all Metro Middle School Urban Debate teams in March. This is a free program! Purchase a team shirt to wear to tournaments for $20. There will be other opportunities to pay for the shirt, if you don't want to pay when registering.

Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction is for anyone who experiences stress in their life and would like to be able to manage it better. And more than that, it offers a way of being present to our lives so that we don't miss out on the beauty and joy that is also there. It is about balancing all our "doing" with a chance to "be" and in the process it can provide a path to more peace, clarity and wellbeing. It is an 8-week class and includes an All-Day Retreat. Much of each class is devoted to experiential learning--various mindfulness practices are introduced over the course of the 8 weeks: guided sitting and walking meditation gentle yoga body scan Qigong. In addition to the experiential learning, each class will also have material presented on a variety of topics including perception, stress and our habitual reactions, positive neuroplasticity, working with difficult thoughts and emotions, and communication.

Join us for a Monday Matinee and Popcorn in the Lenox Little Theater! We'll feature a different film once a month. See below for the titles and descriptions of the upcoming movies. Stop by the front office to suggest a movie or gift DVDs! Movies are Free For All! Children and grandchildren are welcome at your discretion. (Children under 15 years old are invited to G or PG movies.) Fall 2026 Movies: October 12: October Sky (1999) PG. October Sky is a coming-of-age drama based on a true story about Homer Hickam, a coal miner’s son in West Virginia who becomes inspired by the launch of Sputnik in 1957. Despite resistance from his father and limited resources, Homer and his friends pursue their dream of building rockets, using science and perseverance to overcome obstacles and create opportunities beyond their small mining town. The film explores themes of ambition, education, friendship, and following one’s dreams. November 9: Sister Act 2 (1993) PG. Las Vegas singer Deloris Van Cartier returns as Sister Mary Clarence and goes undercover as a teacher at a struggling Catholic school. She transforms a group of unruly students into a talented choir, helping them build confidence and work together to save their school through music. December 14: National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation (1989) PG-13. Clark Griswold is determined to create the perfect family holiday celebration, but a series of mishaps, surprise visitors, and escalating disasters turn his plans into a chaotic and hilarious adventure. As tensions rise and expectations clash, the Griswold family learns to find joy amid the mayhem. Winter 2027 Movies: January 11: Independence Day (1996) PG-13. The aliens are coming and their goal is to invade and destroy Earth. Fighting superior technology, mankind's best weapon is the will to survive. February 8: Nights in Rodanthe (2008) PG-13. When Adrienne Willis arrives at the coastal town of Rodanthe, N.C., her life is in chaos. There, she hopes to sort through the trouble surrounding her, while tending a friend's inn for the weekend. The only guest at the inn is Dr. Paul Flanner, a man tormented by a crisis of conscience. As a storm approaches the coast, Paul and Adrienne find comfort and a life-changing romance. March 8: The Devil Wears Prada (2006) PG-13. The Devil Wears Prada follows aspiring journalist Andy Sachs, who takes a job as assistant to the demanding fashion editor Miranda Priestly and must navigate the pressures of the fashion industry while balancing her personal life and ambitions.

Mini Me Sports helps young athletes build confidence, coordination, and character through movement and play! Our after-school Multi-Sport Camp introduces K–3 athletes to a rotating range of sports including basketball, soccer, t-ball, football, track and field, and agility, balance, and coordination work, while building teamwork, leadership, and a growth mindset. Each session blends active play, skill development, and positive coaching to help athletes move, connect, and develop healthy habits that carry into the classroom and beyond.

Bring your project or start a new one! We meet weekly to work on knitting, crocheting, felting and other needlecraft projects in community with each other. We gift items to support the Senior Program. This group is free to join - we hope to see you there! No registration needed!

Whether you're recently retired, have recently moved to the area, or are simply ready to embrace the next chapter of your life, we'd love to welcome you to our New Beginnings Luncheon at Lenox! Join us for an informative and enjoyable afternoon designed for those looking to build new connections and explore opportunities in our community. Learn about Lenox, meet new people, and discover the wide variety of programs, activities, events, and social opportunities available. Guests will enjoy a guided tour of Lenox, have the opportunity to ask questions, and connect with others who are also beginning an exciting new chapter. A complimentary lunch will be provided, sponsored by the Lenox Foundation. We look forward to welcoming you! If class is full, please enroll to be added to the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available.

Spark your little athlete’s love for sports with our Multi-Sport Camp! Kids enjoy a fun introduction to flag football, soccer, and basketball while building skills and a strong athletic foundation. Participants should bring water, snacks, and a lunch.