Come celebrate the opening of our newest art show, “The Fine Print,” a showcase of the art of printmaking in all its various forms from intaglio etching, linocut, woodblock, monotype, chine colle, letterpress, collagraphy, dry point, and mixed media. This show will be featuring artists locally and internationally, as well as University House Wallingford residentMore
Looking for motivation for that “spring cleaning?” Join us for this fun and informative downsizing workshop! Learn what it means to “right size” and how to begin the process, what to do with the belongings you do not want to keep, and how to minimize stress while downsizing.
Age-related hearing loss is a widespread public health issue. While many could benefit from hearing aids, only a fraction actually use them. In August 2022, the FDA introduced a final ruling for OTC hearing aids, a more affordable alternative to prescription ones. These devices can be personalized using smartphone apps, catering to users’ unique hearingMore
Ever have trouble falling back to sleep in the middle of the night? Find yourself stuck in stories that make you anxious? Educational psychologist and Emerita Professor, UWB, Diane Gillespie will talk about her book, Stories for Getting Back to Sleep, a collection of scenarios for relaxing and calming the mind. Diane’s book offers anMore
Estate planning doesn’t have to be confusing. At this presentation we will explain common estate planning terminology and answer the following questions: • What legal documents should everyone have? • What legal planning can I do to ensure my wishes are carried out during my lifetime? • Are there ways to minimize or avoid familyMore
Do you want a firsthand experience of life at University House? Then this is the perfect opportunity for you! Our residents are here to give an insightful panel discussion about their time spent living in our community, and answer some of the most frequently asked questions. From the daily activities to the amenities and everythingMore
This presentation, with state climatologist Dr. Nick Bond, will represent a continuation of a series of discussions on how recent past variations and future predictions of the climate in our region are influencing various sectors. Here the focus will be on the landscape and in particular agriculture and terrestrial ecosystems. Complimentary parking available in our guestMore
This summer, join Donna Boyles, UHS Garden Historian, for a tour of the University House Garden! You’ll be able to take in the stunning scenery while enjoying refreshments and an amazing live musical performance. Don’t miss out on this special opportunity to celebrate summer with delicious food and beautiful music. Complimentary parking available in ourMore
CBD has become a popular natural remedy for many common ailments. It can be found in a variety of products including dietary supplements, bath soaks, drinks, and food. But is it the right choice for you? In this presentation, we will discuss trends in CBD use in older adults in the US, potential benefits andMore
Just us for a talk with award winning author and photographer Paul Bannick. In this multi-media program, "Owl: A Year in the Lives of North American Owls" Paul uses his intimate yet dramatic images to illustrate each stage in an owl’s life: courtship, mating, and nesting in spring; fledging and feeding of young in summer;More
Join us in person for this fun, informative downsizing workshop. Learn tips and suggestions about what it means to right size, how to begin the process and minimize stress, and what to do with belongings you no longer wish to keep. All guests must wear a mask to attend. Event details could change based onMore
Estate planning doesn’t have to be confusing. At this presentation we will explain common estate planning terminology and answer the following questions: • What legal documents should everyone have? • What legal planning can I do to ensure my wishes are carried out during my lifetime? • Are there ways to minimize or avoid familyMore