Join Osher for a screening of Thelma and Louise, Ridley Scott's landmark 1991 film that redefined the road movie genre, as part of
our "35 Years Ago in Film" series. Discussion led by Beverly Marshall.
Emotional Intelligence
Emotional Intelligence is the ability to recognize and influence emotions in yourself
and others. In this two-hour session, we will ask and try to resolve these questions:
What are emotions? What causes emotions? Why do we have them? When are emotions healthy
and when are they not? How can we influence how we feel, particularly when it comes
to worry and stress?
Tech Café
These sessions are an opportunity for Osher members to bring their devices (laptops,
smartphones, etc.) into the office to ask a question and get technical support on
a specific issue. The intent is to help with tasks like sending emails, uploading
images, or figuring out a setting on your phone.
Botanic Garden, the Musical: An Immersive Listening Experience
Botanic Garden, the Musical: A Listening Event invites you to experience the complete musical in a uniquely intimate theatrical
format. With the lights lowered, the story unfolds through the exclusive audio recording
designed for the listening experience, accompanied by captions and an accompanying
visual environment.
Father of the Bride
Join us for a screening of Father of the Bride (1991), a classic American romantic comedy starring a talented cast that includes
Steve Martin, Diane Keaton, and Martin Short. Martin portrays George Banks, a businessman
who becomes flustered while he and his family prepare for his daughter's marriage.
'S Wonderful
Join us for an evening of music, conversation, and connection as we mark three and
a half decades of curiosity and learning, and toast the season with friends old and
new.
Emotional Intelligence
Emotional Intelligence is the ability to recognize and influence emotions in yourself
and others. In this two-hour session, we will ask and try to resolve these questions:
What are emotions? What causes emotions? Why do we have them? When are emotions healthy
and when are they not? How can we influence how we feel, particularly when it comes
to worry and stress?