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FEBRUARY FUN<br />
Spring’s Sprung<br />
Our Open Houses<br />
Star Spangled<br />
Francis Scott Key<br />
the treasures of<br />
Kenwood House<br />
HEARTMATH<br />
Lessons from the Heart<br />
SIZZLIN’ 60’s<br />
The Underground Railroad<br />
in Waukesha County<br />
See our calendar of events inside!<br />
Brookfield • Muskego • <strong>New</strong> <strong>Berlin</strong><br />
WINTER 2013<br />
<strong>Regency</strong><strong>Senior</strong><strong>Communities</strong>.com
MARDI GRAS<br />
Don’t miss Mardi Gras music by The Bourbon Street Stompers,<br />
Wisconsin’s premier Dixieland Jazz Band. They perform a mix of<br />
traditional Dixieland jazz (in the 1950s style of Bob Scoby and Clancy<br />
Hayes) along with occasional ragtime and novelty tunes.<br />
Feb. 4 6:30pm Muskego<br />
Mardi Gras Music with Bourbon Street Stompers<br />
Feb. 12 1:30pm Muskego<br />
Mardi Gras Spin to Win<br />
Feb. 12 2:00pm Brookfield<br />
Mardi Gras Fun and Music with Jerry Stephani<br />
Feb. 12 6:30pm <strong>New</strong> <strong>Berlin</strong><br />
Mardi Gras Music with Bourbon Street Stompers<br />
Feb. 18 6:30pm Brookfield<br />
Mardi Gras Music with Bourbon Street Stompers<br />
Mardi Gras Luncheon<br />
February 12 - Residents Only<br />
Cajun Coleslaw, Cornbread, Choice of Catfish Orleans with Creole<br />
Sauce or Bourbon Street Jambalaya over Steamed Rice. All lunches<br />
include Fried Corn with Pimientos and Cherries Jubilee for dessert.<br />
The fun and music continues with Jerry Stephani as he<br />
sings “the soundtrack of your life.” With a vocal range<br />
exceeding two and half octaves of clean, velveteen<br />
tones, Jerry moves fluidly between R&B, standards,<br />
rock & roll, country and oldies, with a song<br />
repertoire of more than 1,000 songs.<br />
1:30pm <strong>New</strong> <strong>Berlin</strong><br />
Valentine’s Fun and Music<br />
with Jerry Stephani<br />
2:00pm Brookfield<br />
Valentine’s Games and Fun<br />
3:00pm Muskego<br />
Valentine’s Games and Fun<br />
5 to 7pm Muskego<br />
Valentine’s Dinner and Music<br />
with Jerry Stephani<br />
Beef French Onion Soup, Spinach Salad with Raspberry<br />
Vinaigrette, Choice of Chicken Breast Oscar with<br />
Fettuccine Marinara or Shrimp in Love Pasta<br />
served over Fettuccini. All dinners come with<br />
a complimentary glass of Wine, Garlic<br />
Bread and Irish Cream<br />
Cheesecake for<br />
dessert.
OUR HOUSE IS ALWAYS OPEN<br />
JOIN US FOR TWO<br />
OPEN HOUSES ON<br />
EACH CAMPUS!<br />
Sunday, March 10 • 10:30am to 1:30pm<br />
Wednesday, March 13 • 4pm to 7pm<br />
There’s no better way to learn about us than to visit<br />
us during Spring Open House Week! See for<br />
yourself why our three <strong>Regency</strong> campuses are<br />
“The Best Choice” in senior and assisted living.<br />
Our Open Houses at all campuses and 10 days of<br />
fun events are great opportunities to look behind<br />
the scenes, talk to residents, meet our staff and<br />
caregivers, and experience the warm, friendly<br />
atmosphere that permeates our three campuses.<br />
Join us for samples of chef-prepared delicacies off<br />
the <strong>Regency</strong> menu, blood pressure tests, self-guided<br />
tours, and more. Events are free and open to the<br />
public. Come see why <strong>Regency</strong> truly is <strong>Senior</strong><br />
Living for the Mind, Body and Soul.<br />
Open House<br />
MENU<br />
Sunday: Corned beef and cabbage soup,<br />
soda bread, baked potato bar with toppings,<br />
green lemonade, coffee with cookies<br />
Wednesday: Irish stew with soda bread,<br />
green lemonade, coffee with cookies<br />
10 DAYS OF FREE & FUN EVENTS!<br />
<strong>New</strong> <strong>Berlin</strong> Brookfield Muskego<br />
Sunday, March 10 OPEN HOUSE #1<br />
10:30am to 1:30pm All Campuses<br />
Monday, March 11<br />
9:00am Tai Chi Demo<br />
1:30pm The Road to Freedom, the<br />
Underground Railroad in Waukesha<br />
County<br />
6:30pm Leahys Luck Irish Band<br />
Tuesday, March 12<br />
11:15am Tai Chi Demo<br />
2:00pm The Road to Freedom<br />
2:15pm Tai Chi Demo<br />
Wednesday, March 13 OPEN HOUSE #2<br />
4:00pm to 7:00pm All Campuses<br />
Thursday, March 14<br />
6:30pm Poplar Creek Art Exhibit Opens<br />
Friday, March 15<br />
1:30pm The Road to Freedom<br />
Monday, March 18<br />
6:30pm Leahys Luck Irish Band<br />
Tuesday, March 19<br />
12:30pm-2:00pm<br />
Living Well with Chronic Conditions<br />
1:30pm City of Waukesha Parks & Forestry<br />
Wednesday, March 20<br />
2:00pm City of Waukesha Parks & Forestry<br />
Thursday, March 21<br />
6:30pm Leahys Luck Irish Band
Francis Scott Key<br />
Don’t miss this star-spangled presentation!<br />
David Wiedenkeller will portray Francis Scott Key—American lawyer,<br />
author and amateur poet— to mark the 199th anniversary year of<br />
Key’s writing of “The Star Spangled Banner.”<br />
Wiedenkeller has a master’s degree in history and is certified to work<br />
in museums as a curator. He wears period attire and takes on the<br />
persona of his characters to present his living history demonstrations.<br />
He has a repertoire of nearly 20 characters including President George<br />
Washington, General George S. Patton and a Civil War naval officer.<br />
Enjoy this presentation as Wiedenkeller shares the life story of Key,<br />
along with little known facts and relics of the era.<br />
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!<br />
Monday, January 7 10:30am Muskego<br />
Tuesday, January 8 9:30am Brookfield<br />
Wednesday, January 9 10:30am <strong>New</strong> <strong>Berlin</strong><br />
Rembrandt, Van Dyck, Gainsborough:<br />
The Treasures of Kenwood House, London<br />
Don’t miss this rare opportunity to view outstanding paintings that have never<br />
before traveled outside the United Kingdom. This special exhibit features<br />
forty-eight masterpieces, mostly drawn from the collection of Edward Cecil<br />
Guinness, 1st Earl of Iveagh and heir to the world’s most successful brewery. The<br />
Iveagh Bequest, as the collection has been called since the earl donated it to the<br />
State, has been housed at Kenwood House, a villa in London. With Kenwood<br />
under renovation, this collection is traveling outside of the United Kingdom for<br />
the first time, and the Milwaukee Art Museum is one of only four venues in the<br />
U.S. to present the exhibit. The highly acclaimed works represent the greatest<br />
artists of the Belle Époque—Europe’s equivalent to America’s Gilded Age.<br />
Wednesday, January 9 11:30am<br />
Milwaukee Art Museum<br />
REGENCY RESIDENTS ONLY • SIGN-UP REQUIRED.
Welcome<br />
NEW RESIDENTS<br />
As a service to residents and their families,<br />
check out our website at<br />
www.<strong>Regency</strong><strong>Senior</strong><strong>Communities</strong>.com<br />
Click on the Resident Calendars page to see<br />
everything that is happening at <strong>Regency</strong>.<br />
Lois Andes<br />
Sue Barton<br />
Dona Bautz<br />
Lillian & Clemens Glubka<br />
Marcella Ikeler<br />
Joan Johnson<br />
Betty & Norbert Kollmann<br />
Ruth & Arthur Lange<br />
Barbara & Richard Matter<br />
Joan & Joseph O’Rear<br />
Ruzica Radojicic<br />
Kay & Patrick Reynolds<br />
Jane Richards<br />
Ruth & Carl Schmitt<br />
Fran & Paul Stanko
JanuaryEVENTS<br />
1 1:30pm Holiday Movie<br />
2 1:00pm Fitness Walking Trip to Pabst Farms<br />
<strong>Senior</strong> Living. (sign-up required)<br />
2 6:30pm Welcome in the <strong>New</strong> Year<br />
to 8:00pm Celebration with Musical<br />
Entertainment by Freddie and<br />
the Cruisers<br />
3 2:00pm <strong>New</strong> Year’s Resolutions Games<br />
9 10:30am Francis Scott Key Historian David<br />
Wiedenkeller in character as Key.<br />
PUBLIC WELCOME<br />
9 11:30am Trip to the Milwaukee Art Museum<br />
See the Rembrandt exhibit.<br />
<strong>Senior</strong> Living. (sign-up required)<br />
10 3:00pm Happy Hour with Entertainment<br />
by Frank Reda<br />
11 1:30pm What’s Cooking? Warm Coffee<br />
Cake<br />
14 1:30pm Crafters’ Corner – Winter Wreath<br />
17 3:00pm Resident Birthday Social with<br />
Musical Entertainment<br />
by Tom Jahnke<br />
22 2:15pm Tai Chi Class $5 fee.<br />
Residents attend free.<br />
PUBLIC WELCOME<br />
24 3:00pm Refreshment Hour with Musical<br />
Entertainment by Dorothy<br />
Fenning<br />
29 2:15pm Tai Chi Class $5 fee.<br />
Residents attend free.<br />
PUBLIC WELCOME<br />
31 9:30am Trip to the Fireside Theatre<br />
to 5:30pm See The Sizzling 60s. Musical revue<br />
features rock and roll, jazz and pop<br />
music from the Sixties.<br />
<strong>Senior</strong> Living. (sign-up required)<br />
Programs subject to change.<br />
FebruaryEVENTS<br />
4 1:30pm Crafters’ Corner – Silhouettes<br />
5 2:15pm Tai Chi Class $5 fee.<br />
Residents attend free.<br />
PUBLIC WELCOME<br />
6 1:00pm Fitness Walking Trip to Pettit Center<br />
<strong>Senior</strong> Living. (sign-up required)<br />
7 3:00pm Refreshment Hour with Musical<br />
Entertainment by Todd Pridgeon<br />
8 1:30pm What’s Cooking? Fondue Fun<br />
11 1:30pm HeartMath® Program for Stress<br />
Relief Health and wellness<br />
consultant Susan Haas presents.<br />
PUBLIC WELCOME<br />
12 2:15pm Tai Chi Class $5 fee.<br />
Residents attend free.<br />
PUBLIC WELCOME<br />
12 6:30pm Musical Entertainment by<br />
Bourbon Street Stompers<br />
14 1:30pm Valentine’s Day Music and Fun<br />
with Jerry Stephani<br />
17 11:30am Trip to MSO Pops Concert<br />
See Marvin’s American Songbook.<br />
<strong>Senior</strong> Living. (sign up required)<br />
18 1:30pm President’s Day Bingo<br />
19 2:15pm Tai Chi Class $5 fee.<br />
Residents attend free.<br />
PUBLIC WELCOME<br />
21 3:00pm Resident Birthday Social with<br />
Musical Entertainment by<br />
Paul Vierck<br />
26 2:15pm Tai Chi Class $5 fee.<br />
Residents attend free.<br />
PUBLIC WELCOME<br />
28 3:00pm Happy Hour with Musical<br />
Entertainment by<br />
Carolyn Wehner<br />
Programs subject to change.
4 1:30pm Crafters’ Corner – Rainbow,<br />
Pot of Gold<br />
5 2:15pm Tai Chi Class $5 fee.<br />
Residents attend free.<br />
PUBLIC WELCOME<br />
7 3:00pm Refreshment Hour with<br />
Musical Entertainment by<br />
Easy Days Quartet<br />
8 1:30pm What’s Cooking? Potato Bar<br />
14 6:30pm Opening Reception for Poplar<br />
to 8:00pm Creek Elementary School Art<br />
Exhibit Art club students’ work will<br />
be on display here and open to the<br />
public 9 to 5 daily through April 5<br />
PUBLIC WELCOME<br />
15 1:30pm The Road to Freedom<br />
The Underground Railroad in<br />
Waukesha County, presented by<br />
Waukesha County Museum.<br />
PUBLIC WELCOME<br />
marchEVENTS<br />
10 10:30am Spring Open House #1<br />
to 1:30pm Tours, demonstrations, chef-prepared<br />
treats, and more.<br />
PUBLIC WELCOME<br />
12 2:15pm Tai Chi Class $5 fee.<br />
Residents attend free.<br />
PUBLIC WELCOME<br />
13 1:00pm Fitness Walking Trip<br />
<strong>Senior</strong> Living. (sign-up required)<br />
13 4:00pm Spring Open House #2<br />
to 7:00pm Tours, demonstrations, chef-prepared<br />
treats, and more.<br />
PUBLIC WELCOME<br />
14 2:00pm Table Game Fun<br />
19 2:15pm Tai Chi Class $5 fee.<br />
Residents attend free.<br />
PUBLIC WELCOME<br />
21 2:00pm Casino Games and Fun<br />
21 6:30pm St. Patrick’s Day Celebration<br />
with Musical Entertainment<br />
by Leahys Luck<br />
PUBLIC WELCOME<br />
26 2:15pm Tai Chi Class $5 fee.<br />
Residents attend free.<br />
PUBLIC WELCOME<br />
27 10:45am Trip to Trinity Three Irish Pub<br />
and Grohmann Museum<br />
<strong>Senior</strong> Living. (sign-up required)<br />
28 3:00pm Happy Hour with Musical<br />
Entertainment by Bob Ropiak<br />
Additional details can be found on the Resident Calendars<br />
section at <strong>Regency</strong><strong>Senior</strong><strong>Communities</strong>.com<br />
Programs subject to change.<br />
Questions?<br />
Telephone Directory<br />
For information or tours call<br />
(262) 789-1699<br />
Administration<br />
Kay Braaten, Campus Administrator<br />
Russ Leidel, Accounting<br />
Dining & Catering Services<br />
Todd Van Heesch,<br />
Director of Dining and Linen Services<br />
Nicole Graham, Dining Supervisor<br />
Fitness Programs<br />
Thena Stevens, Fitness Specialist<br />
Health Services<br />
Laura Lange, RN-Director of Health Services<br />
Jamie Mashburn, RN-Supervisor<br />
Richard Thompson, RN-Supervisor<br />
Spiritual Enrichment<br />
Steve Kielley, Chaplain<br />
Events, Volunteering, <strong>Regency</strong> Market<br />
Mary Plutz, Life Enrichment Director<br />
Amy Bielawski, Lifestyle Services Coordinator<br />
Campus Tours, Meeting Rooms<br />
Arleen Houssaye, Director of Community Services<br />
Peggy Belaen, Resident Services Coordinator<br />
Beauty Salon/ Dining & Catering<br />
Barber Shop Services<br />
(262) 789-1699 (262) 789-9859
NEW BERLIN WEEKLY PROGRAMS<br />
Monday<br />
9:00 Morning Stretch in Attended Care<br />
9:00 Communion Service<br />
9:00 Gentle Exercise<br />
9:30 Morning Chat<br />
10:30 Brain Teaser Games<br />
10:30 Sit Fit<br />
11:30 Open Gym<br />
1:00 Personal Menu Planning<br />
1:00 Active Movement and Dance Class<br />
1:15 Grocery Shopping Trip <strong>Senior</strong> Living<br />
1:30 Crafters’ Corner<br />
1:30 Sewing Fun<br />
2:00 Walk Club<br />
3:30 Rosary<br />
4:00 Games<br />
7:00 $ BINGO<br />
Tuesday<br />
9:00 Morning Stretch in Attended Care<br />
9:00 Devotion<br />
9:30 Morning Chat<br />
9:45 Music and Ministry<br />
10:30 Word Games<br />
11:00 Scripture<br />
1:00 Blood Pressure Screening<br />
1:30 Computer Classes<br />
1:30 Trip for Assisted Living<br />
2:15 Tai Chi (Seasonal)<br />
2:30 Bible Characters<br />
3:00 Scripture<br />
3:30 Rosary<br />
4:00 Music<br />
6:30 Bunco<br />
Wednesday<br />
9:00 Morning Stretch in Attended Care<br />
9:30 Morning Chat<br />
10:30 Games<br />
10:30 Sit Fit<br />
1:00 Ask the Nurse<br />
1:00 Active Movement and Dance Class<br />
1:30 Active Games<br />
2:00 Walk Club<br />
2:15 Chat with Chaplain<br />
3:30 Rosary<br />
4:00 Word Games<br />
7:00 Entertainment or Game Night<br />
Thursday<br />
9:00 Morning Stretch in Attended Care<br />
9:30 Morning Chat<br />
9:30 Grocery Shopping<br />
10:30 <strong>New</strong>s Currents<br />
1:00 Blood Pressure Screening<br />
1:30 Lutheran Service<br />
1:30 Social Hour<br />
3:00 Social Hour<br />
3:30 Rosary<br />
4:00 Games<br />
6:30 Fun Traditions & Cultures or<br />
Cinema Flicks<br />
Friday<br />
9:00 Morning Stretch in Attended Care<br />
9:30 Morning Chat<br />
9:30 Scenic Ride Trip (Attended Care)<br />
10:30 Game Show Games<br />
1:00 Nail Spa<br />
1:30 What’s Cooking<br />
3:30 Rosary<br />
4:00 Games<br />
6:30 Cinema Flicks<br />
Sunday<br />
9:00 Morning Stretch in Attended Care<br />
9:00 Catholic Mass<br />
9:30 Open Gym and Use of Equipment<br />
10:00 Catholic Mass<br />
10:00 Open Card Games<br />
1:30 Cinema Flicks<br />
Saturday<br />
9:00 Morning Stretch in Attended Care<br />
11:00 Games<br />
1:15 BINGO FUN<br />
6:30 Cinema Flicks<br />
Attended Care Daily Schedule<br />
A variety of programs are led by the Certified<br />
Nursing Assistants with the focus on activities<br />
within residents’ living environment. The goal is<br />
to maintain independence by offering<br />
stimulating activities.<br />
8:15 Breakfast Discussion<br />
9:00 Morning Stretch<br />
10:30 Game Time<br />
11:45 Gather for Lunch Bunch Discussion<br />
1:30 Word Games<br />
3:00 Book Club<br />
4:00 Active Game Time<br />
5:15 Dinner Discussion<br />
6:30 Evening Chat<br />
Programs subject to change.
Our Partners<br />
in Caring<br />
Start the <strong>New</strong> Year Right—Schedule Your Annual Physical & Health Screenings<br />
To live a long and healthy life, it is important to stay on<br />
top of necessary screenings and exams. Regular physical<br />
exams provide a snapshot of your health, and test results<br />
may encourage you to make lifestyle changes that will<br />
help keep you healthy.<br />
Screening tests can often detect problems early,<br />
preventing major consequences down the road. For<br />
example, many people at risk for stroke and heart disease<br />
experience no symptoms. Screening tests may find these<br />
and other diseases or conditions early, when they are<br />
easier to treat.<br />
Which tests you need will depend on your age, your<br />
gender, your family history and whether you have risk<br />
factors for certain diseases. Your doctor may also<br />
recommend additional tests based on your lifestyle.<br />
Here are the most common tests recommended for<br />
middle-aged to older adults.<br />
• Blood pressure<br />
• Cholesterol<br />
• Colorectal cancer<br />
• Diabetes<br />
Additionally, women should have a pap test to screen<br />
for cervical cancer, a mammogram to detect breast<br />
cancer, and a bone mineral density test to screen for<br />
osteoporosis. Men 65 or older who have ever smoked<br />
should be screened for an abdominal aortic aneurysm.<br />
For more information on recommended tests and<br />
screenings, talk to your doctor. If you need help finding<br />
a ProHealth Care physician, please call 262-928-2745<br />
and our referral specialists will assist you. Or visit<br />
ProHealthCare.org/Doctors.<br />
ProHealth Care Clinics Coming to All<br />
<strong>Regency</strong> <strong>Senior</strong> <strong>Communities</strong> Soon!<br />
NEW BERLIN<br />
13750 W. National Ave.<br />
262-789-1699<br />
MUSKEGO<br />
S. of 1-43 on Racine Ave.<br />
262-679-0888<br />
BROOKFIELD<br />
777 N. Brookfield Rd.<br />
262-780-0321<br />
Medical experts will be onsite, right where you<br />
live, to help you with your health care needs.<br />
Watch for more information.<br />
Waukesha Memorial Hospital • Oconomowoc Memorial Hospital<br />
Rehabilitation Hospital of Wisconsin • ProHealth Care Medical Associates Clinics<br />
<strong>Regency</strong> <strong>Senior</strong> <strong>Communities</strong> • Home Care • Home Hospice<br />
AngelsGrace Hospice • West Wood Health & Fitness Center
HeartMath<br />
LESSONS FROM THE HEART<br />
Don’t miss this program on the benefits of HeartMath, presented by health and wellness<br />
consultant Susan Haas. Learn how to convert stress into free-flowing energy for increased vitality,<br />
improved health, clearer thinking, enhanced relationships, and an overall sense of wellbeing.<br />
The core of the HeartMath philosophy is that the heart, physically and metaphorically, is the key<br />
to tapping into an intelligence that can provide fulfillment. Science has shown that the heart<br />
communicates with the body and brain on various different levels. HeartMath has translated<br />
this information into simple tools that focus on teaching how to listen to and follow the intuitive<br />
information of the heart. Susan will show how to use the power of the heart to manage the mind<br />
and emotions. This is one you don’t want to miss!<br />
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!<br />
Monday, February 4 1:30pm Muskego<br />
Wednesday, February 6 2:00pm Brookfield<br />
Monday, February 11 1:30pm <strong>New</strong> <strong>Berlin</strong><br />
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Music of the Sixties was revolutionary, mirroring<br />
the most creative, most turbulent, most exciting<br />
and most entertaining decade of the last half of the<br />
20th Century. By the mid-1960s rock and roll was<br />
overtaken by rock, folk, funk and soul. It was the era of The Beatles, The Beach Boys, The Rolling<br />
Stones, Chicago, Simon and Garfunkel, and the Motown Sound. Don’t miss this spectacular live<br />
band show with a tribute to that unforgettable decade! This dazzling, fast-moving, sizzlin’ extravaganza<br />
features The Fireside Band and a cast of talented singers and dancers.<br />
Thursday, January 31<br />
9:30am to 5:30pm<br />
REGENCY RESIDENTS ONLY<br />
SIGN-UP REQUIRED.<br />
The Fireside’s<br />
All <strong>New</strong><br />
Live Band Revue
THE ROAD TO FREEDOM<br />
The Underground Railroad in Waukesha County<br />
The Waukesha County Museum presents this program on the<br />
Underground Railroad, a means by which slaves in the south<br />
could escape to the north and to freedom. Learn about<br />
Caroline Quarles and Joshua Glover, runaway slaves who<br />
travelled through Waukesha County via the Underground<br />
Railroad. Glean an understanding of the risks both<br />
abolitionists and slaves were taking as conductors and<br />
passengers on the Underground Railroad. This program is<br />
approximately an hour long and provides an engaging,<br />
lasting experience. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!<br />
Monday, March 11 1:30pm Muskego<br />
Tuesday, March 12 2:00pm Brookfield<br />
Friday, March 15 1:30pm <strong>New</strong> <strong>Berlin</strong><br />
See Milwaukee’s favorite Irish Folk Band when they appear this March at our campuses.<br />
Leahys Luck, a past winner of the Wisconsin Area Music Industry’s World/Ethnic Group of<br />
the Year, has performed its brand of traditional and popular Irish songs throughout the<br />
Midwest for two decades.<br />
FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!<br />
Monday, March 11 6:30 pm Brookfield<br />
Monday, March 18 6:30 pm Muskego<br />
Thursday, March 21 6:30 pm <strong>New</strong> <strong>Berlin</strong><br />
Day Trip to Grohmann Museum<br />
Dedicated to the evolution of human work<br />
The Grohmann Museum at Milwaukee School of Engineering houses<br />
the world’s most comprehensive art collection dedicated to the evolution<br />
of human work.<br />
With more than 900 paintings and sculptures that depict various forms<br />
of work, The Eckhart G. Grohmann Collection Man at Work spans<br />
more than 400 years of history (17-20th centuries). See the evolution of<br />
organized work, from manpower and horsepower to water, steam and<br />
electrical power.<br />
The museum itself is a work of art, with architectural elements derived from the collection. Visit three floors<br />
of galleries where the core collection is displayed, as well as special themed exhibitions. The museum also<br />
features a spectacular rooftop sculpture garden and amenities such as a vending café and store. The<br />
Grohmann Museum opened in October 2007.<br />
Wednesday, March 27 10:45am | <strong>Regency</strong> Residents Only. Sign-up required.
National <strong>Regency</strong> of <strong>New</strong> <strong>Berlin</strong>, Inc.<br />
dba ProHealth Care <strong>Regency</strong> <strong>Senior</strong> <strong>Communities</strong><br />
13750 W. National Ave., <strong>New</strong> <strong>Berlin</strong>, WI 53151-4546<br />
Open<br />
to the public January through March<br />
Programs subject to change. Please call to verify times and dates.<br />
Event Muskego Brookfield <strong>New</strong> <strong>Berlin</strong><br />
Francis Scott Key<br />
Historian David Wiedenkeller<br />
in character as Key<br />
HeartMath® Program<br />
for Stress Relief<br />
Health and wellness consultant<br />
at Heartful Life LLC,<br />
Susan Haas presents<br />
Spring Open Houses<br />
The Road to Freedom<br />
The Underground Railroad,<br />
presented by Waukesha County<br />
Museum<br />
Leahy’s Luck<br />
Irish Band<br />
City of Waukesha<br />
Parks & Forestry<br />
Peter Traczek presents<br />
Poplar Creek<br />
Elementary School Art<br />
Display<br />
Living Well with<br />
Chronic Conditions<br />
Registration required at<br />
(262) 928-2745<br />
Jan. 7 • 10:30am Jan. 8 • 9:30am Jan. 9 • 10:30am<br />
Feb. 4 • 1:30pm Feb. 6 • 2:00pm Feb. 11 • 1:30pm<br />
March 11 • 1:30pm March 12 • 2:00pm March 15 • 1:30pm<br />
March 18 • 6:30pm March 11 • 6:30pm March 21 • 6:30pm<br />
March 19 • 1:30pm<br />
MARCH 10 AND MARCH 13<br />
10:30am – 1:30pm 4:00pm – 7:00pm<br />
ALL REGENCY CAMPUSES<br />
March 20 • 2:00pm<br />
March 19 – April 23<br />
12:30pm to 3:00pm<br />
6-part series each Tuesday<br />
March 14<br />
6:30 to 8:00pm<br />
Opening Reception<br />
(Display open March 14 to April 5)<br />
Tai Chi Classes<br />
$5 per class.<br />
Residents attend free.<br />
Mondays<br />
9:00am<br />
Jan. 21 – March 11<br />
Tuesdays<br />
11:15am<br />
Jan. 22 – March 12<br />
Tuesdays<br />
2:15pm<br />
Jan. 22 – March 26<br />
BROOKFIELD<br />
777 N. Brookfield Rd.<br />
262-780-0321<br />
MUSKEGO<br />
S of I-43 on Racine Ave.<br />
262-679-0888<br />
NEW BERLIN<br />
13750 W. National Ave.<br />
262-789-1699
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