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SUMMARY:Spring Garden Planning Starts in the Fall
DESCRIPTION:For perennial wildflowers\, autumn is prime time to sow native seeds\, plant bare-root perennials\, and divide established clumps. Fall planting allows roots to establish before winter\, giving you vibrant blooms and pollinator habitat as early as next spring. \nIn the kitchen garden and food forests\, fall is when you order your bare roots\, fertilize your berry bushes\, your asparagus\, plant rhubarb\, and other hardy perennials. It’s also the ideal moment to sheet-mulch new beds\, spread compost\, and sow cover crops that will build soil over winter. \nBy planning and planting in fall\, you’ll wake up to stronger plants\, richer soil\, and an earlier\, more abundant harvest next season. Remember: the best spring gardens are born in the fall. \nJoin Victory Gardens Coach Renaud Beauchard to learn ways to prepare your garden now for a successful spring! \nClick Here to Register to Receive the Zoom Link. \nCorridor Conversations is organized by Hyattsville Aging in Place\, Neighbors Helping Neighbors College Park\, Helping Hands University Park\, Gateway Aging Together\, and Explorations on Aging College Park.
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SUMMARY:Welcome Home\, Neighbor!
DESCRIPTION:For a decade now\, Mark Betancourt and Jamila Larson and many active volunteers at Welcome Home\, Neighbor! have been helping families move out of shelters and into their own apartments—relying on the community to help them furnish the places with fresh belongings and supplies\, moving them in and getting them settled. Join us to learn what got them started on this community building activity\, how it has grown\, what they have learned\, how many families have been supported and how you can help! \nClick Here to Register to Receive the Zoom Link. \nCorridor Conversations is organized by Hyattsville Aging in Place\, Neighbors Helping Neighbors College Park\, Helping Hands University Park\, Gateway Aging Together\, and Explorations on Aging College Park.
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SUMMARY:Art in the Community: The Art Collection at UMGC
DESCRIPTION:Eric Key\, director of the University of Maryland Global Campus Arts Program\, will introduce the UMGC Art Program—its history\, mission\, and collections. Since 1978\, UMGC has proudly shown works from a large collection of international and Maryland artists at its headquarters in Adelphi\, Maryland. Through its Arts Program\, the university provides a prestigious and wide-ranging forum for emerging and established artists\, and brings art to the community through special exhibitions and its own collections\, which have grown to include more than 3\,000 pieces of art. \nClick Here to Register to Receive the Zoom Link. \nCorridor Conversations is organized by Hyattsville Aging in Place\, Neighbors Helping Neighbors College Park\, Helping Hands University Park\, Gateway Aging Together\, and Explorations on Aging College Park.
URL:https://hyattsvilleaginginplace.org/event/art-in-the-community-the-art-collection-at-umgc/
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SUMMARY:Longevity Maryland: What You Need to Know
DESCRIPTION:Marylanders are living longer than ever. In 2000\, the 60 and older population represented 15% of people in the state; by 2020\, that percentage grew to 23%. Looking ahead to 2030\, Marylanders age 60+ can expect to represent about 26% of the population. \nOlder adults offer tremendous value to the Maryland landscape. They fuel local economies\, provide support for families\, and contribute to the community in many ways. But how long and how well Marylanders live depends largely on their ZIP code. Recognizing the need to prepare for a more equitable future for the 100-year life expectancy\, Governor Wes Moore signed an executive order mandating the development of Longevity Ready Maryland (LRM)\, a ten-year multisector plan for aging to address the challenges and maximize the benefits and opportunities of an aging society. \nJoin Jennifer Crawley\, deputy secretary of the Maryland Department of Aging\, to learn more about what Maryland is doing to ensure equal access to coordinated care\, services\, and social determinants that enable healthy longevity\, we can become a state where all Marylanders lead healthy\, financially secure\, socially connected\, and purposeful lives. \nClick Here to Register to Receive the Zoom Link. \nCorridor Conversations is organized by Hyattsville Aging in Place\, Neighbors Helping Neighbors College Park\, Helping Hands University Park\, Gateway Aging Together\, and Explorations on Aging College Park.
URL:https://hyattsvilleaginginplace.org/event/longevity-maryland-what-you-need-to-know/
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