Events

This zoom class will consist of a 60-minute webinar with Vivo founder and CEO, Eric Levitan . Did you know we start losing muscle as early as age 30, and […]

This program will explore the history and evolution of classical guitar music, including its various composers, performers, and teachers. Professor Trkula will introduce a standard repertoire of all different eras, […]

In this forum, Gainesville dentist Dr. Kimberley Olsen will discuss common oral problems seniors face including dry mouth, tooth decay, and tooth loss. She will review potential tooth replacement options, such as fixed partial dentures, removable dentures, and implant options. Finally, she will provide an overview of preventative tips for a comfortable, functional, yet beautiful […]

Learn how Artificial Intelligence is shaping daily routines, for personal use, work, and volunteer roles—and how you can make it work for you. In this friendly, hands-on session, we’ll explain […]

The Lunch Club invites LLI members to enjoy a meal together and become better acquainted with each other. There is no planned program or topic. Wear your nametag and learn […]

As seniors, we need to manage a lifetime's accumulation of keepsakes, collections, documents, furnishings, books, photos, and more. Often we must downsize and declutter to move to a new home, […]

Two experts will explain cryptocurrency, including a discussion of crypto markets and investment scams to avoid. Presenter: Jorge Herrada and Laura Walker Jorge Herrada is the Acting Director of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission's Office of Customer Education and Outreach (OCED), dwhich leads the agency's anti-victimization education efforts. He earned an MBA from the University […]

David Born, PWC Historic Programs Coordinator, will host this return trip to Ben Lomond Historic Site, where the focus will be on how the other half lived during the 18th […]

The Battle of the Wabash, also known as St. Clair’s Defeat, is a little-known battle that occurred in November 1791 in what is today west-central Ohio. A force of some 1400 regular US Army and militia soldiers under the command of Major General Arthur St. Clair was attacked by a slightly smaller Indian coalition. In […]

Ann Komelasky will briefly discuss the popularity of Line Dancing and then review the steps for the first dance. After we are comfortable with that dance, and after a rest break, she will review a second dance with us, and then a third-the same dances we learned in the December class. Ann will discuss the […]

This class is a continuation of the one Father Hughes led last fall. He will cover the historical, theological, and archeological components of old and new testament women. You may register for this class whether you attended the one held in the fall of 2025 or not. The class was very popular last fall, so […]

These five sessions, facilitated by Alice Mergler and Dottie Ward-Wimmer, will take us into poetic foundations: the ABCs of what poetry is and how to begin planting your words like […]

In this, her fifth presentation for LLI, Louise will share photographs she took on two spectacular trips to Canada in 2025. The first trip was to Newfoundland in July. It was the peak migratory season for seabirds and mammals converging in the northwest Atlantic Ocean to take advantage of the fish crowding into the coastal […]

Books, both fiction and non-fiction, are selected by the members. They choose books from a list of suggestions for September through June. Members are encouraged to lead a discussion. The discussions are educational, interesting, and fun for all, including those who may not have finished reading the book. Presenter: n/a n/a LLI Coordinator: Lianetta Ruettgers

Since 2015 Don McAndrews has traveled to Ireland every year, sometimes twice a year, except for the two COVID years. The countryside is truly beautiful and the terrain is diverse […]