St. Michaels Community Center
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It's Party Time!Seniors are invited to Hambleton Village Senior Living on Monday, December 11 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. food, music, gifts, games, and fun for all.
We look forward to having fun with you soon! |
Learn techniques and tips from trained chefs that are sure to have your holiday guests’ palates dancing with joy. The St. Michaels community of star chefs will be sharing and showing the techniques they use during the holidays to excite you and your guests and families during this special time of year.
Wednesday Gatherings for Seniors are Back!The St. Michaels Community Center’s Wednesday Senior Gatherings will be restarting on Wednesday, November 15 from 10:30 a.m. to 12 noon and continuing weekly.
Brunch will be prepared by SMCC Executive Chef Kerri Clear and served by SMCC Community Engagement Coordinator Tony “Chief” Smith who will be coordinating and attending the gatherings. |
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Program for dads began September 5 in St. MichaelsThe. St. Michaels Community Center is helping dads and men learn or brush up on their fathering skills with a program that began on Tuesday, September 5 from 6 to 7 p.m.
The course consists of 12 weekly sessions ending on December 19 and taking place at SMCC’s location during renovations at 207 N. Talbot Street in St. Michaels, Md. The free program includes dinner for participants, with limited participation and pre-registration recommended. The program is facilitated by the Responsible Fathers Initiative and follows the National Fatherhood Initiative’s evidence-based 24/7 Dad® curriculum to help build stronger family connections for dads. Developed by fathering and parenting experts, the community-based program helps men develop the attitudes, knowledge, and skills they need to get—and stay—involved with their children. The program focuses on key fathering characteristics—like fathering styles, discipline, and work/family balance—and helps men evaluate their own parenting skills, as well as their fathering role models. The Initiative provides communication and engagement skills and provides fathers with an understanding of the importance of their roles in the family while providing the skills and tools needed to empower fathers to be the best they can be. More is at www.responsiblefathersintiative.org. For more information or to enroll in the program, contact SMCC Executive Director Patrick Rofe using the form on this page. |
The St. Michaels Community Center will respond by phone or email to your inquiry.
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Previous Programs:
Healthy Living classes continue March 22 in St. Michaels
The St. Michaels Community Center in partnership with the Talbot County Health Department is offering two classes promoting healthier living that are free and open to the public, with limited participation and preregistration needed.
Both six-week classes take place in small group settings at the St. Michaels Community Center at 207 N. Talbot St. and include a cooking demonstration that will show how to prepare healthy meals utilizing ingredients available from the pantry. Dinner will be provided to all participants.
Chronic Disease Self-Management | March 2 - April 6
The first class focuses on chronic disease self-management and takes place on Thursdays from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. beginning March 2 and continuing through April 6.
The workshop will provide tips and techniques for pain and fatigue management, dealing with depression, healthy eating and exercise, medication management, working with healthcare providers, goal setting, problem solving, and more.
Diabetes Self-Management | March 22 - April 26
Diabetes self-management is the focus of the second class and takes place on Wednesdays from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. beginning March 22 and continuing through April 26.
This workshop will help adults with Type 2 diabetes or who are pre diabetic with management tips including defining diabetes, dealing with stress, appropriate exercise, carb-counting, addressing high and low blood sugar, healthy eating, menu planning, and more.
Registration for the workshops can be made by calling SMCC at 410-745-6073 or emailing stephanie@stmichaelscc.org.
The Living Well Center of Excellence serves residents throughout the state of Maryland with a variety of evidence-based programs to improve self-management of chronic conditions along with wellness programs promoting health and preventing disease.
The St. Michaels Community Center in partnership with the Talbot County Health Department is offering two classes promoting healthier living that are free and open to the public, with limited participation and preregistration needed.
Both six-week classes take place in small group settings at the St. Michaels Community Center at 207 N. Talbot St. and include a cooking demonstration that will show how to prepare healthy meals utilizing ingredients available from the pantry. Dinner will be provided to all participants.
Chronic Disease Self-Management | March 2 - April 6
The first class focuses on chronic disease self-management and takes place on Thursdays from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. beginning March 2 and continuing through April 6.
The workshop will provide tips and techniques for pain and fatigue management, dealing with depression, healthy eating and exercise, medication management, working with healthcare providers, goal setting, problem solving, and more.
Diabetes Self-Management | March 22 - April 26
Diabetes self-management is the focus of the second class and takes place on Wednesdays from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. beginning March 22 and continuing through April 26.
This workshop will help adults with Type 2 diabetes or who are pre diabetic with management tips including defining diabetes, dealing with stress, appropriate exercise, carb-counting, addressing high and low blood sugar, healthy eating, menu planning, and more.
Registration for the workshops can be made by calling SMCC at 410-745-6073 or emailing stephanie@stmichaelscc.org.
The Living Well Center of Excellence serves residents throughout the state of Maryland with a variety of evidence-based programs to improve self-management of chronic conditions along with wellness programs promoting health and preventing disease.
Healthy Living Recipes from SMCC Executive Chef Kerri Clear
Click on any recipe below to view more and to download the recipe, including additional helpful hints about our ingredients!
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Our Senior Programs are on hold during renovations.
When renovations are complete, we invite you to connect with other seniors each Wednesday from 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. while enjoying a hot lunch, conversation, or even an activity! Walk-ins welcome!
(A donation is not required, but we suggest a $2 donation for the meal)
The St. Michaels Community Center offers a series of regularly occurring classes and events for adults and seniors.
We're committed to encouraging and helping the community to live well, so we work with local health agencies and instructors to provide life-skills and wellness classes and clinics to the public, free of charge or at a highly discounted rate.
Active adults often take advantage of our free, weekly lunches with guest speakers and social programs that promote exercise and brain health. A $2 donation is suggested only.
In fact, local doctors often refer their patients to the SMCC for events and activities that help keep older adults active and mentally stimulated.
When renovations are complete, we invite you to connect with other seniors each Wednesday from 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. while enjoying a hot lunch, conversation, or even an activity! Walk-ins welcome!
(A donation is not required, but we suggest a $2 donation for the meal)
- Temporarily Suspended | Bingo: First Wednesday Each Month
- Temporarily Suspended | Brain Games: Second Wednesday Each Month
- Temporarily Suspended | Crafts with Karen: Third Wednesday Each Month
- Temporarily Suspended | Arts with Diana: fourth Wednesday Each Month
- Temporarily Suspended | Anything Goes; Fifth Wednesday Each Month
The St. Michaels Community Center offers a series of regularly occurring classes and events for adults and seniors.
We're committed to encouraging and helping the community to live well, so we work with local health agencies and instructors to provide life-skills and wellness classes and clinics to the public, free of charge or at a highly discounted rate.
Active adults often take advantage of our free, weekly lunches with guest speakers and social programs that promote exercise and brain health. A $2 donation is suggested only.
In fact, local doctors often refer their patients to the SMCC for events and activities that help keep older adults active and mentally stimulated.