Each month our Prime Timers (age 55+) gather around a meal to fellowship, usually on the first Thursday of the month at noon.
We normally meet at a restaurant, but sometimes we have potluck-style meals.
Below are the dates we have planned:
February 5, Napoli’s Italian Bistro
March 5, location TBD
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