Senior Eye Problems Prevent Blindness America wants Americans to know that while cataracts are still the most common cause of blindness, they are also treatable. In fact, thanks in part to increasingly advanced, more effective surgical techniques for cataracts, today’s older adults are reporting fewer visual impairments than the preceding generation of seniors.According to a Northwestern University study published in Ophthalmology, visual … [Read more...]
Moonlight Movies
While technically summer doesn’t start until June 21st, Memorial Day tends to be the unofficial start of the season. With this in mind, the outdoor Summer Movie series in historic Ellicott City has begun, presented by/at The Wine Bin.On Saturday nights from June through September, they close their parking lot an hour before show time, so that viewers can set up chairs or blankets and enjoy any picnic items they’ve brought. Additionally, the … [Read more...]
Orioles of Old….
Are you and Orioles fan or, more generally, a baseball fan? Do you still recount the glory days of the old teams, full of your favorite players? Well, this weekend you have an opportunity to share that affinity with Mark Millikin, author of The Glory of the 1966 Orioles and Baltimore.In the meeting room of the Perry Hall branch of the library (less than 10 miles away) on Saturday, May 16th, at 2:00 pm, Millikin will recounts the story of the … [Read more...]
Lighthouse Residents Celebrate Preakness
Residents at Lighthouse Senior Living celebrated the 140th running of the Preakness Stakes on Saturday, May 16th. In preparation of the race, they adorned hats with flowers and bows to celebrate in style! Prizes were awarded to those who chose the winning horse! … [Read more...]
Turf Valley Preakness Balloon Festival
If you’re looking for a fun and picturesque event, there is a great option just a few miles from Lighthouse. The long-running Preakness Celebration Balloon Festival is one of many during the week-long series of special events celebrating the annual running of the Preakness Stakes, one of Baltimore’s oldest traditions and the 2nd jewel in thoroughbred horse racing’s prestigious Triple Crown. The Hot Air Balloon Festival has a long and colorful … [Read more...]
Music in the Museum
If you’re in a musical mood and looking for a fun outing, there’s a great option just down the road from Lighthouse. The Howard County Historical Society (HCHS) will be offering the latest performance of its Music in the Museum Concert Series, as it presents the Showtime Singers.The ShowTime Singers seek to stage high-quality musical performances for the community at large, enjoying both a cappella and accompanied singing. They specialize in … [Read more...]
Jim Rouse Theatre & Performing Arts Center
If you enjoy music and long to see wonderful, epic performances, we are lucky to have a great facility not far from Lighthouse – the Jim Rouse Theatre for the Performing Arts. This intimate and comfortable 747-seat theatre and 12,500-square-foot performance space, named for Columbia’s visionary founder, is home to the Columbia Orchestra. And, with many performances in the upcoming season, there are events for everyone. Upcoming concerts this fall … [Read more...]
Always a Smile at Lighthouse!
Our Spring Fling included, bunnies and craft fun. … [Read more...]
HoCo Restaurant Week
It’s that time of year again, as this winter’s Howard County Restaurant Week is upon us. So, whether you’re in the mood for a great meal or there’s a particular restaurant you’ve always wanted to try, now is your chance! In case you missed it the last time around, the idea for Restaurant Week has grown considerably since its inception in 1992 in New York City. It has spread across the country, as more cities and counties have developed and … [Read more...]
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