• Taught by Exercise Specialist, Ann Fargo.
• CDC & NH State health precautions followed.
• Meets Tuesday & Thursday at 10AM.
• $75 for 25 classes.

• Meets on select Thursdays – Call for your appointment 603-624-9230 X 301
• Live at the Gibson Center
• Health Precautions followed
• Social and Educational Programs for Veterans

There are four options for caregivers who would like some added support. REACH, a Zoom meeting, Friendly Visitors, and 1:1 Peer Support. Call Jill if you are interested.

REACH: stands for Resources for Enhancing Alzheimer’s Caregiver Health in the Community.  Caregivers will meet with trained coaches and learn to solve common caregiver challenges.  Meeting options are currently in-person one-to one coaching or via phone or ZOOM.

Caregiver Peer Support: There are caregivers who have probably experienced your challenges and can offer a non-judgmental ear.  Currently caregivers prefer phone calls so they can keep their loved ones safe

Late Evening Zoom Meeting: We realize that many caregivers do not have the luxury of attending a meeting during the day.  We are looking to host a later in the evening meeting via zoom for those caregivers who can not leave their homes for meetings.

Friendly Visitors: Trained volunteers interact with people. Caregivers and the person they care for can both benefit from socializing with another person. Caregivers can find an hour of respite when they do not have to be on high alert, and the person who is cared for meets a new person to do fun things with, such as puzzles, walks, photo albums, or just chatting.

Contact Jill at the Gibson Center, 603-356-3231 or   for more information.

We have an informal, drop in walking (not hiking) group walking weekly Mondays at 8:30AM –  Using the MWV Age-Friendly Most Walkable Trails listed on mwvagefriendly.org

• See calendar for location

• For people who have not exercised recently, or use assistive devices for walking
• CDC & NH State health precautions followed
• Meets Monday and Friday at 10:30 AM
• Donations accepted

The Mount Washington Valley Arts Association holds it’s Friday Painters at the Gibson Center. Each week people take turns setting up a display, and then people paint, or color, the display. At the end, people share their work, and ask if they want suggestions.

The group is open to Gibson Center members, bring your own supplies.

• Free Tablets and Chromebooks available depending on demand and distribution from grant sources
• Learn skills to communicate and connect through email and video conferencing (Zoom),
• Learn how to access medical practice portals for appointments, labs and questions
• Learn how to access Telehealth appointments
• Internet safety
• Scam Prevention
• CDC & NH State health precautions followed

Limited number of attendees, call 603-356-3231 to sign up for classes at the Gibson Center

• For people who want to improve their balance and strength
• An Evidence Based program
• Developed by Fuzhong Li, Ph.D
• Learn to recognize when your body is unsteady
• Learn the response to maintain balance, using 8 forms
• CDC & NH State health precautions followed
• Meets Monday & Thursday afternoon at 4:00PM

• Bring current projects for show and tell
• Bring craft supplies you no longer need, for swaps
• Monthly group projects
• 2nd & 4th Wednesday 10AM
• CDC & NH State health precautions followed

Vitality is a gift of our creation.  We can claim it.  This discussion group offers the opportunity to share ideas together about how we might realize our vitality and what it looks like.  We know we have full support of the eternal universe in claiming our inherent vitality.  It’s fun to move forward together getting the ideas that raise our consciousness and shift our lives gently, step-by-step, into easy, wholesome vitality.  As essential parts of creation, we can enjoy the peaceful, purposeful and healthy life for which we are intended.

Monthly trip to the Humane Society to meet and socialize cats. First Wednesday each month, after lunch. June 4th.

First Friday Concerts at the Majestic.  Donations accepted for the performance no bus this month.  June features Taylor Whiteside from Tamworth

We will visit the Brownfield Market after lunch.  They have amazing produce! Bring your own bags.

Transportation offered from your door to theirs, call for a ride 603-356-3231

June 17th & 18th.  $20 for transportation.  Shopping at the Cheese Shop, ice cream, and lunch at Polly’s on your own.  9AM-5:30PM

June 25th.  $48 covers transportation and the concert.  Dinner on your own at Ken’s.  This is held at the SeaSide Pavilion, so bring a sweater.

Tuesdays in July, pack a picnic supper, bring your lawn chair, the Gibson Bus offers door to door transportation.

Friday, July 11th, we will travel to Hadlock Field for the SeaDogs game.  The game and transportation are $33.  They do not allow outside food, so bring a bag lunch to eat on the bus, or plan to purchase your supper at the stadium.  4-midnight.

Performed by former World Irish dance champions, and featuring dancers from Lord of the Dance and Riverdance, ‘A Taste of Ireland’ transports the audience through the story of Ireland’s tumultuous history delivered with a pint of Irish wit. Watch world-class performers blend melodic folk mash-ups, live jaw-dropping acapella tap battles and heartwarming story telling.  Friday September 5th, board bus at 3PM.  $80 covers the transportation and tickets, dinner on your own at Sebago Brewery

Fridays December 13.  $60 covers transportation and tickets, lunch on your own at Sebago Brewery.

There are four options for caregivers who would like some added support. REACH, a Zoom meeting, Friendly Visitors, and 1:1 Peer Support. Call Jill if you are interested.

REACH: stands for Resources for Enhancing Alzheimer’s Caregiver Health in the Community. Caregivers will meet with trained coaches and learn to solve common caregiver challenges. Meeting options are currently in-person, one-on-one coaching, phone, or ZOOM.

Caregiver Peer Support: There are caregivers who have probably experienced your challenges and can offer a non-judgmental ear.  Currently caregivers prefer phone calls so they can keep their loved ones safe

Late Evening Zoom Meeting: We realize that many caregivers do not have the luxury of attending a meeting during the day.  We are looking to host a later in the evening meeting via zoom for those caregivers who can not leave their homes for meetings.

Friendly Visitors: Trained volunteers interact with people. Caregivers and the person they care for can both benefit from socializing with another person. Caregivers can find an hour of respite when they do not have to be on high alert, and the person who is cared for meets a new person to do fun things with, such as puzzles, walks, photo albums, or just chatting.

Contact Jill at the Gibson Center, 603-356-3231 or   for more information.