The Residences at Seashore Point Concierge Condo Living in Provincetown

The Residents’ PointMay 2019

Meditation and Mindfulness Class With Alison Dwyer

Starting Friday, May 10 from 10-10:45amPoint RoomBack by popular demand! An invitation to experience the benefits ofmindfulness and meditation. These practices are proven to increasewell-being, lower blood pressure and relieve the effects of everydaystress! All are welcome and no experience necessary. We will bepracticing in chairs. Class to run 4 consecutive Fridays in May (5/10,5/17, 5/24 and 5/31 from 10-10:45am).

THE HEDGEHOGS PERFORM!Mother’s Day Spring Concert

Sunday, May 12, 3-4pmThe Hedgehogs are an acoustic combo, playing songs of the British Invasion. These are the songs we've loved since we were kids—Beatles, Kinks, Honeycombs—with all of the honeyed harmonies, clever lyrics, unbeatable backbeat, and electric energy of early rock, and none of the headaches. All five hedgehogs roll out from their Boston-area burrows to play farmers markets, porch-fests, libraries and other friendly gatherings.

Please join us!! Sign up at concierge.

The Outer Cape Chorale and Chamber Singers presentOpera Meets Broadway!

Friday May 17th, 6pm Lobby, 7pm ShowProvincetown Town Hall

(Complimentary transportation provided by SSP, RSVP at Concierge by May 10, front row VIP seating

for first 12 who sign up! )From the OCC Website: “Opera is an art form that either people seem to love or really dislike. What is interesting is that when asked why someone does not care for opera, the typical response is that they do not know why! When pressed further, many admit they have never personally been to an opera! What a shame! If you fall into this category, here is your chance to experience 4 familiar opera choruses firsthand. We know that you will recognize these pieces and hopefully come to love them as well! The joy of experiencing these pieces live with over 100 voices and full chamber orchestra promises to be exciting! Broadway happens to be what some people would consider a more accessible form of music-within-a-play. Perhaps that is how you feel – regardless, come and enjoy! Sing along! And if you’ve not seen these Broadway shows live, you will be able to experience the Broadway sound up close and personal. Repertoire selections include oldies and goodies as well as some newer shows. What a treat! A taste of familiar opera pieces and some rousing Broadway choruses to boot – passion and fun abound! The Outer Cape Chorale – on stage!”

FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLICNOT YOUR “REGULAR” COFFEE HOUR

Wednesdays, 10:30 am, The GrillePlease join residents and friends from the

Provincetown area for a sumptuous coffee hour.ALZHEIMER’S SUPPORT GROUPS

Thursday, May 9, 3-4:30, early-stageThursday, May 9 & 23, 3-4:30, caregivers

Collaborating with Alzheimer’s Family Support Center of Cape Cod to support people with mild

cognitive impairment—early stages of Alzheimer’s or dementia-related illnesses—and their caregivers.

MEN’S BREAKFASTTuesday, May 21, 9am

For men of Provincetown to gather for conversation, camaraderie, coffee, and a nice meal.

Free will donation. RSVP at Concierge. SEASHORE POINT BOOK CLUB

Friday, May 17, 10:30amCollaboration with Provincetown Public Library

to bring you Brittany Taylor who leads a discussion

Michael Casey PresentsDames at Sea – The 1966 Off-Off Broadway Hit Thursday, May 23, 4pmHatches Harbor RoomJoin Michael Casey once again as he presents anaudio presentation of the 1966 hit Dames at Sea!Dames at Sea is a musical with book and lyrics byGeorge Haimsohn and Robin Miller and music byJim Wise. The musical is a parody of large, flashy1930s Busby Berkeley-style movie musicals inwhich a chorus girl, newly arrived off the bus fromthe Midwest to New York City, steps into a role onBroadway and becomes a star. It originally playedOff-Off-Broadway in 1966 at the Caffe Cino andthen played Off-Broadway, starring newcomerBernadette Peters, beginning in 1968 for asuccessful run. Please sign up at concierge.

History of Landscape Painting in Provincetown – Part 2John Peters-CampbellTuesday, May 28, 4pmHatches Harbor Room

In the middle of the nineteenth century, landscape painting became the dominant genre in the US. But painters didn't come to Provincetown until almost fifty years later, even when there was a thriving tradition of seascapes in other parts of Massachusetts. Peters-Campbell, an art historian and former university professor specializing in nineteenth century painting and photography, returns again for the second part of this presentation which will focus mainly on late nineteenth and twentieth century landscape paintings from Provincetown. Please sign up at concierge.

Events Committee Meeting, Mon. May 13, 11am, Hatches Harbor RoomResidents Betty Comey, Lorraine Kujawa, Alexandra MacDonald, Joan LeBlanc, with Mark Boucherto discuss and plan upcoming special events. Please feel free to make your suggestions to anyone onthe committee.Talking Point, Tue. May 14, 4pm, Hatches Harbor RoomYour opportunity to hear about and discuss with management upcoming events, new andcommunity topics. This is also an opportune time to meet with other residents you may not often geta chance to see.Residents’ Dining Committee, Mon. May 20, 11am, Hatches Harbor RoomRichard Mayberry, Sandy Mason, Diana Lu, and Sandra Delzotti meet with Mike Dickerson andSheila McGuinness to discuss Nightly Specials and your dining Response Cards. Please feel free tomake your meal suggestions to committee members.

SPECIAL EVENTS

Alison Dwyer will be returning to The Residences to resume her weekly yoga classes. Let’s join in welcoming

Alison back ! Monday, May 6 @ 2pm , Point Room

Wellfleet Harbor Actors’ Theater presents: Metropolitan Opera Live in HD: Dialogues des Carmélites, Saturday, May 11th @ 12pm, 3 hours, 9 minute run time. No SSP van service available, see Karl at Concierge for transportation arrangements

MEMORIAL DAY BBQMay 27, 2-4pm, Breezy Point Deck

A cookout for residents to celebrate the holiday. Mike and his team Serve BBQ Chicken, hamburgers, Pearl hot dogs, pasta salad, tossed salad, watermelon, cookies and assorted drinks.

NO DINNER SERVED IN THE DINING ROOM TODAY

“Evocative Images” , Tuesday, May 7, at Preservation Hall in Wellfleet. Join us for an artist’s talk and viewing of Carol Proctor’s exhibit , the bus (12 ppl max) will be leaving Seashore Point at 1pm on the 7th and returning around 3:30pm. Please sign up at concierge.

MAY CALENDAR

Wednesday 5/18:30am Hyannis Medical, Lobby10:30am Coffee Hour, The Grille2pm Dealer’s Choice, Point Room3pm Bingo, Private Dining

Thursday 5/2

Friday 5/38:30am Provincetown Errands, Lobby12:30pm Blood Pressure, Be Well Corner1pm Residents’ Bridge, Point Room5pm Happy Hour, The Point Room

Saturday 5/43pm Saturday Matinee, Point Room“On The Town” (1949)

Sunday 5/53pm/7:30pm Sunday Night at the Movies, “RGB” (2018), Point Room

Monday 5/68:30am Orleans Errands, Lobby2pm Yoga, Point Room

Tuesday 5/78:30am Provincetown Errands, Lobby12:30pm Blood Pressure, Be Well Corner

Wednesday 5/88:30am Hyannis Medical, Lobby10:30am Coffee Hour, The Grille2pm Dealer’s Choice, Point Room3pm Bingo, Private Dining

Thursday 5/93-4:30pm Alzheimer’s Caregivers’ Support Group,Point Room3-4:30pm Alzheimer’s Support Group, Hatches Harbor

Friday 5/108:30am Provincetown Errands, Lobby10am Meditation & Mindfulness, Point Room12:30pm Blood Pressure, Be Well Corner1pm Residents’ Bridge, Point Room5pm Happy Hour, The Point Room

Saturday 5/1112pm Met Opera, Dialogues des Carmélites, W.H.A.T3pm Saturday Matinee,. Point Room“ Call Northside 777” (1948)

Sunday 5/123-4pm Mother’s Day ConcertThe Hedgehogs, Hatches Harbor Room3pm/7:30pm Sunday Night at the Movies“The favorite” (2018), Point Room

Monday 5/138:30am Orleans Errands, Lobby11am Events Committee meets, Hatches Harbor Room2pm Yoga, Point Room

Tuesday 5/148:30am Provincetown Errands, Lobby12:30pm Blood Pressure, Be Well Corner2pm Afternoon Tea, Private Dining Room4pm Talking Point, Hatches Harbor Room

Wednesday 5/158:30am Hyannis Medical, Lobby10:30am Coffee Hour, The Grille2pm Dealer’s Choice, Point Room3pm Bingo, Private Dining

Thursday. 5/1610am-1pm Shredding Day, Loading Dock

Friday. 5/178:30am Provincetown Errands, Lobby10:30am Seashore Point Book Club,Private Dining Room12:30pm Blood Pressure, Be Well Corner1pm Residents’ Bridge, Point Room1:30-3pm Dr. Campo, Podiatrist, Be Well Corner5pm Happy Hour, The Point Room6pm The Outer Cape Chorale and Chamber Singers present : Opera Meets Broadway!Lobby, 7pm Show, Provincetown Town Hall

Saturday 5/183pm Saturday Matinee,.“Monty Python and the Holy Grail” (1975), Point Room

Sunday 5/26

3pm/7:30pm Sunday Night at the Movies

“Boy Erased” (2018), Point Room

Monday 5/27

8:30am Orleans Errands, Lobby

2pm Yoga, Point Room

Tuesday 5/28

8:30am Provincetown Errands, Lobby

12:30pm Blood Pressure, Be Well Corner.

2pm Birthday Celebration, Private Dining

4pm History of Landscape Painting in Provincetown – Part 2

John Peters-Campbell

Hatches Harbor Room

Wednesday 5/29

8:30am Hyannis Medical, Lobby

10:30am Coffee Hour, The Grille

2pm Dealer’s Choice , Point Room

3pm Bingo, Private Dining

Thursday 5/30

4:45pm Community Wine Time, Dining Foyer

5:30pm Community Dinner in the Dining Room

Friday 5/31

8:30am Provincetown Errands, Lobby

12:30pm Blood Pressure, Be Well Corner

1pm Residents’ Bridge, Point Room

5pm Happy Hour, The Point Room

Saturday 5/183pm Saturday Matinee,.“Monty Python and the Holy Grail” (1975), Point Room

Sunday 5/1912pm Omaha Poker, Private Dining3pm/7:30pm Sunday Night at the Movies“Stan & Ollie” (2018), Point RoomMonday 5/208:30am Orleans Errands, Lobby11am Dining Committee meets, Hatches Harbor Room2pm Yoga, Point Room

Tuesday 5/218:30am Provincetown Errands, Lobby9am Men’s Breakfast, The Grille12:30pm Blood Pressure, Be Well Corner.

Wednesday 5/228:30am Hyannis Medical, Lobby10:30am Coffee Hour, The Grille2pm Dealer’s Choice , Point Room3pm Bingo, Private Dining

Thursday 5/233-4:30pm Alzheimer’s Caregivers’ Support Group,Point Room4pm Michael Casey PresentsDames at Sea – The 1966 Off-Off Broadway Hit

Friday 5/248:30am Provincetown Errands, Lobby12:30pm Blood Pressure, Be Well Corner1pm Residents’ Bridge, Point Room5pm Happy Hour, The Point Room

Saturday 5/253pm Saturday Matinee,.“Fog Over Frisco” (1934) Point Room

MAY PROGAMS

Sat. 5/4, 3pm, “On the Town” (1949), 1h 38m New York, New York, it's a helluva town! Especially if you're sailors Gene Kelly, FrankSinatra and Jules Munshin, on leave and ready for fun in New York City in this Oscar-winning musical comedy. But they only have 24 hours in the Big Apple. Gabey (Kelly), Chip(Sinatra) and Ozzie (Munshin) each find romance quickly, and they're going to live everysecond to the hilt. Tunes include "Come Up to My Place" and, of course, "New York, NewYork."

Sun. 5/5, 3pm & 7:30pm “RGB” (2018), PG, 1h 37mProviding an illuminating look at the life of trailblazer Ruth Bader Ginsburg -- including her career-defining work in gender-discrimination law -- this engaging documentary charts her journey to becoming a justice on America's highest court. Cast Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Sat. 5/11, 3pm, “Call Northside 777” (1948), 1h 51mJames Stewart stars in this documentary-style legal drama based on a true story. During Prohibition, Frank Wiecek (Richard Conte) is falsely accused and imprisoned for killing a cop in a speakeasy. His mother, Tillie (Kasia Orzazewski), has a fierce belief in her son's innocence, but it's only when reporter P.J. McNeal (Stewart) starts investigating the crime 11 years later that the truth comes to light. Lee J. Cobb costars as McNeal's editor.

Sun. 5/12, 3pm & 7:30pm, “The Favorite” (2018), R, 1h 59m Amid the hornet's nest of rivalries and intrigue that define the court of mercurial Queen Anne in 18th-century England, cousins Abigail Masham and Sarah Churchill battle to gain the favor of the monarch and her court. Cast Olivia Colman, Emma Stone, Rachel Weisz

Sat. 5/18 , 3pm, “Monty Python and the Holy Grail” (1975 ),PG ,1h 31m The Monty Python comedy clan skewers King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table as they quest far and wide for the Holy Grail. The Black Knight suffers gory dismemberment at the hands of Arthur himself yet maintains that "it's just a scratch." Cast Graham Chapman, John Cleese

Sun. 5/19, 3pm & 7:30pm, “Stan & Ollie” (2018 ),PG , 1h 37m With their glory days as Hollywood's premier comedy team long behind them, Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy begin a 1953 farewell tour of England and Ireland, reminding audiences -- and themselves -- of the magic of their partnership. Cast Steve Coogan, John C. Reilly

Sat. 5/25 , 3pm, “Fog Over Frisco”(1934), 1hr 8mArlene Bradford (Bette Davis) is a careless socialite playing criminal in San Francisco's underworld, along with her ineffectual fiancé (Lyle Talbot), and unaware of the consequences her actions can bring. When Arlene's naivety leads to her disappearance, her grounded sister, Val (Margaret Lindsay), takes it upon herself to investigate. In the process, Val joins up with reporter Tony Sterling (Donald Woods) and photo journalist Izzy Wright (Hugh Herbert) -- but her life is in danger now as well.

Sun. 5/26, 3pm & 7:30pm, “Boy Erased” (2018), R , 1h 55m Boy Erased tells the courageous story of Jared Eamons, the son of a Baptist pastor in a small American town, who must overcome the fallout of being outed to his parents. His parents struggle with reconciling their love for their son with their beliefs. Fearing a loss of family, friends, and community, Jared is pressured into attending a conversion therapy program. While there, Jared comes into conflict with its leader and begins his journey to finding his own voice and accepting his true self.Cast Lucas Hedges, Nicole Kidman, Russell Crowe

MAY PROGAMS

MAY MENU

1 WEDNESDAY Grilled steak tips with a tangy bourbon sauce, steak fries and roasted Brussel sprouts. (LS) 2 THURSDAY Chicken Madeira, red wine sauce, sautéed peppers and fresh bow tie pasta. (LF,LS) 3 FRIDAY Osso Bucco, slow roasted veal shank, with mashed sweet potatoes and roasted carrots. (LF,LS,GF) 4 SATURDAY New England style lobster roll, with onion rings and Cole slaw. (LS) 5 SUNDAY Roast tenderloin of beef, with Bernaise sauce, a stuffed tomato and roasted red bliss potatoes. (LF,LS) 6 MONDAY Sweet and sour pork, with snow peas, broccoli, pineapple and peppers over lo mien noodles. (LF) 7 TUESDAY Roasted Staler Chicken served with roasted fingerling potatoes and corn on the cob. (LF,LS,GF) 8 WEDNESDAY Steve’s homemade baked lasagna with sautéed peas and garlic bread. 9 THURSDAY Fish and Chips: fried haddock, cole slaw, sweet potato tater tots, tartar sauce. (LS) 10 FRIDAY Roasted turkey thighs, with mashed potatoes, roasted butternut squash, gravy and cranberry sauce. (LF w/o gravy, LS) 11 SATURDAY Marinated skirt steak with buttered egg noodles and fresh broccoli. (LF,LS) 12 SUNDAY Shrimp scampi with garlic, fresh lemon and white wine over wild rice pilaf and roasted cauliflower. (LF,LS) 13 MONDAY Roasted country-style pork chop with a tangy B-B-Q sauce, baked beans and corn bread. 14 TUESDAY Roasted chicken thigh with lemon and garlic, sautéed spinach and au gratin potatoes. 15 WEDNESDAY Beef Scaloppini, with a red wine demi glaze, caramelized chipotle onions and mixed vegetables. (LS)

16 THURSDAY Pizza night .Cheese, Roasted Vegetable and pepperoni ,served with antipasto salad. 17 FRIDAY Fresh fried clam plate: fried clams, French fries, tartar sauce and cole slaw. 18 SATURDAY Baked ham, with a rum raisin sauce, peas and rice pilaf. 19 SUNDAY Grilled lamb chops with mint jelly, fresh asparagus and herbed orzo. (LF,LS) 20 MONDAY Chicken saltimbocca topped with prosciutto, fontina cheese, bow tie pasta and green beans with garlic butter. 21 TUESDAY Grilled Sword Fish piccata, baked potatoes and Collard Greens. (LF,LS,GF) 22 WEDNESDAY Grilled duck breast with orange sauce, acorn squash with Polenta. (LS) 23 THURSDAY Spaghetti and homemade meatballs, garlic bread and baby carrots. (LS) 24 FRIDAY Baby back ribs, baked beans and corn. (LS) 25 SATURDAY Pan seared scallops, lemon butter, fresh asparagus and baked stuffed potatoes. (LS,GF) 26 SUNDAY Grilled rib eye steak with roasted root vegetables and wild rice pilaf. (LS) 27 MONDAY Memorial Day Cook Out: B-B-Q chicken, hamburgers, Pearl hot dogs, pasta salad tossed salad, watermelon, cookies and assorted drinks. 28 TUESDAY Pot roast, mashed potatoes and Peas and mushrooms. (LS,GF) 29 WEDNESDAY Baked Atlantic cod, rice pilaf and butternut squash. (LF,LS) 30 THURSDAY Chicken Marsala over linguini, fresh zucchini and summer squash. (LF,LS) 31 FRIDAY Grilled Teriyaki Steak, Lyonnaise Potatoes and fresh broccoli.

You may ask for a smaller portion