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Third Annual Jewelry Swap – Trade your Old Junque
for New Treasures!
Do you have a drawer full of costume jewelry that seemed like a
good idea at the time? Be a part of Sun City’s Jewelry Swap on
Friday, August 8—an addition to our already popular annual
Boutique Bazaar. This swap is for fun! Dollar value of items will
not be taken into consideration. This will be a one-for-one swap.
NEW! – Reservation System for Day of Participation
Turn in your jewelry early! Bring your unwanted jewelry (details
below) to the Lifestyle & Activities office no later than noon on
Friday, July 18. When you turn in your jewelry, you will receive
a reservation number for day-of participation. In late July, you
will receive an email with your day-of reservation time.
No more than five (5) jewelry items (necklaces, rings, earrings,
bracelets, brooches, cabochons) can be turned in per person. No
broken items will be accepted.
Put all five items into a Ziploc bag with your name and email
address clearly printed on the bag. Attach earrings to a small
card (business size), and then put into your bag. If items are
likely to tangle, please put them in separate bags.
In late July, detailed day-of-event instructions will be emailed
to all participants.
When you check in at the Jewelry Swap, you will receive one
coupon per donated item, allowing you to choose from among
the other donated items.
Any items remaining at the end of the day will be donated to a
local thrift store.
Lettice and Lovage
- NEW!
Wednesday, August 13 – Saturday, August 16 and
Wednesday, August 20 – Saturday, August 23,
7 p.m., ACA
Lettice, a daffy but enthusiastic expert on
Elizabethan history, is a tour guide at Fus-
tian House, “the dullest home in England.”
Using her vivid imagination and passion, she
theatrically embellishes its historical past with
crowd-pleasing fantasies. Ultimately she must answer to Lotte,
an inspector from the Preservation Trust. Neither impressed
nor entertained by the “creative” history lessons, Lotte fires her.
Not one to give up, Lettice engages the conventional Lotte in a
battle to the death of all that is sacred to the Empire. But Lotte’s
passion for history draws her to Lettice’s romantic world-view
and the two women forge an unlikely friendship in the face of
their dreary modern lives.
This charming and hilarious British comedywon the Tony Award
for Best Play. The hit, by author of
Equus
and
Amadeus
, Peter
EVENTS
Purchase your tickets for CA Sponsored Events at
or at the Member Services Office.
Tickets for activities listed for the first time will be available
Tuesday, July 1, at 8 a.m.
Indicates CA sponsored event
Shaffer, featured a triumphant award-winning performance by
Dame Maggie Smith in London and on Broadway. The
New
York Daily News
called it a “celebration of the imagination, a
celebration of the art of the theatre.”
Lettice and Lovage
can be
seen August 13-16 and August 20-23 at 7 p.m. in the Atrium.
Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Tickets may be purchased online, in the
Member Services Office and at the door when available.
Movie: ‘The Monuments Men’
Tuesday, August 19, 6 p.m., SCB, $5 pp
Reserved Seating by Table, 118 minutes, Rated PG-13
An unlikely WorldWar II platoon is tasked to
rescue art masterpieces fromNazi thieves and
return them to their owners. Cast includes:
George Clooney, Matt Damon, JohnGoodman,
Bill Murray and Cate Blanchett. Ticket price
includes a snack and soda. Feel free to bring your own bever-
ages and food.
Chinese Cooking and Lunch with Chef
Dorothy Huang
Wednesday, August 27, 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., CCG, $40 pp
Only 20 spaces available
Join us for a sumptuous lunch while you learn
how to prepare it under the guidance of Doro-
thy Huang, a renowned Chinese cooking in-
structor and author of
Chinese Cuisine Made
Simple
. You’ll learn all the tips and techniques
of making authentic Chinese food. She can turn
you from an absolute beginner to a confident Chinese cook in
just a couple of hours. Please bring an apron.
Menu: CrispyWontons, Kung Pao Chicken, and Beef Fried Rice.
Food Book Fair
Friday, August 22, SCB, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Free to attend
It’s a Food Book Fair! If you love to eat and love to read then
don’t miss this event. While enjoying literary culture, be sure to
purchase food and beverages from our local merchants.
Death by Chocolate at the Food Book Fair
$5 entry fee
Calling all chocolate specialists and choco-
late bakers! Purchase a ticket for the Death by
Chocolate Contest to be held at the Food Book
Fair on Friday, August 22. Create a delicious
chocolate itemand a panel of chocolate experts
will convene to judge your creations and award prizes. All cre-
ations must be turned in by 2:30 p.m. on August 22.
• The Basics
- Each entry must include a form of chocolate.
The contest is limited to one entry per person. You will be
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