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Looking to reconnect with old friends and/or make new ones? This gathering is a new/old tradition of women coming together to discuss anything and everything while enjoying a cuppa. Meet inside or outdoors on the patio, weather permitting. Open to all Village women (members and volunteers alike). No registration required - just show up!

Wheelchair accessible.

Monthly meeting of the Program Team. Open to all.

This month we will be discussing "Travel as a Solo Ager: On your own, or not".

This is a resource and information sharing group related to issues and concerns of solo agers. Solo Agers define themselves as older adults who rely upon primarily upon themselves to handle the issues and problems that aging entails. They may have adult children or not, their children may live close by or not, and they may or may not have a partner, but their unique circumstances qualify them to join the group as a solo ager to learn more about valuable resources and useful approaches to managing life on their own.

This annual event is a chance to celebrate summer with other village members and volunteers in a relaxed setting. Village members Carolyn and Jim Damis have generously offered to host us in their very large yard. Bring a picnic lunch and a chair (Note: there are some chairs available for those who don‘t have one or who have difficulty carrying one). Live music provided by volunteer Rich Plevin and friends.

Carpooling encouraged. Need a ride? Use the Village Forum to post a message requesting a one. Wheelchair accessible.

This group meets monthly in one of our homes. Our goal is to have a quiet, comfortable place where people can hear each other and share feelings, thoughts and questions in a supportive environment.

The group is intended to serve anyone who has suffered a loss recently or in the past and is looking for support in navigating a new reality, sharing their experience or finding resources to cope with grief, loss or the challenges of living on one’s own.

There is no moderator for this group. We are simply people who share the experience of having lost someone dear to us and are looking for support or to provide support to others in a similar situation.

Open space to connect via conversation, outings and more with other male NE Village members and volunteers.

Curious to learn more about NEV’s Home Raised Garden Bed Program? Come join us for this Tour de Beds. Four NE Village members who received a raised garden bed are opening their yards to our Village community to come see the fruits of the labour of our amazing volunteers who constructed the beds, and to see what‘s growing in the beds. NEV‘s Soil to Supper volunteers will be on hand to answer questions, provide information about the advantages and opportunities a raised garden bed offers, and to talk about the builds themselves.


You can stop by one, two or all four of the beds on the tour in any order.


We will also be offering a Van with driver for village members needing transportation to the four gardens. Home pick-up and drop-off included. Space is limited to five passengers (Village members only). Please email lisapdx2@gmail.com to reserve your spot. First come, first served.


Note: Registration required for the van and the tour. Registrants will be sent an email with the addresses of the hosts.

The group will be discussing "Time of the Child" by Niall Williams

Note: The Group is presently at capacity; please contact the Village Manager if you would like to join a different group or form a new group.

BareBones Theater Productions presents "Here We Are Again Still" by Irish playwright Christian O‘Reilly. An Irish widower spends all his nights sitting by himself on a bench outside his housing complex. As his stubborn neighbor repeatedly urges him to get up and experience life, and a down-on-his-luck young newcomer decides to start frequenting the very same bench, the three lost souls find themselves forging an unexpected connection. Here We Are Again Still is a funny, heartfelt ode to community, finding purpose, and the beauty of the unknown. With Ted Rooney, Carla Grant, and Ben Lawrence.

This play is open to all members/volunteers of the NE Community Center and the Rose City Community Collective. Admission to the play is free but tickets are required. Donations gratefully accepted to benefit BareBones Productions.


Sponsored by Northeast Village and the Rose City Park Community Collective.

Recommended for ages 13+. Wheelchair accessible.