News and Events at Normandy Park
EXAMPLE EVENTS AND THINGS TO DO AT OUR COMMUNITY
- Bi-weekly Parkinson’s Support Group
- Art classes for the visually impaired
- Zentangle art workshops
- Weekly Happy Hour with entertainment
Call us anytime to schedule a visit and join in the fun!
We are currently updating our expanded events schedule, please check back soon for more updates!
Normandy Park Senior Living invites you to welcome Fall with us!
Come visit our Drive-Thru Coffee and Donut stand every Wednesday in September from 7:30-9:30 am.
RECENT SPECIAL EVENTS
Wheels of Boom
On 6.20.20, the Wheels of Boom & volunteers visited Normandy Park with their decked out cars, played music and socialized!
Art Cars
On 5.31.20 when Art Cars brought their decked out vintage cars to spread cheer to our residents. The community gathered outside to enjoy the neat cars loop around, blow bubbles and play music.
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