URI Pharmacy Session:CBD
URI College of Pharmacy Health Series Friday, September 18th at 11:00am Live on Zoom Click HERE to register for this free event Cannabidiol (CBD) There is lots of buzz in
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Shred It Event with AARP
Our Shred It Event sponsored by AARP is back! Saturday, September 12th from 9am to 12pm. Masks are mandatory when you arrive.
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Game Nights At the EKH
We live in interesting times. In just a few weeks, many of our social calendars went from jam packed to wide open. But just because you’re staying home doesn’t mean
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Tai Chi is Back!!
We are happy to announce the return of Tai Chi program with Kenji Omori at the lead. Join us as you experience the health benefits of Tai Chi: Reduces Stress.
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Savory Fare Cooking Classes
Mary Hughes will prepare simple and delicious, healthy recipes from her own kitchen that attendees can easily prepare in their own kitchens. Each dish will be prepared on camera while
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Pilates Comes to the EKH!
New to the Edward King House lineup of fitness programs is Pilates with Emily. Join us for the following benefits to your health: Pilates is gentle and modifiable… Increases strength,
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Farmers Market Vouchers Now Available
Call Eliza at 401-846-7426 ext 2 for information on how to get them. Appointments are necessary if you are coming in person or we can mail them to you.
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Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, there are 56.6 million Hispanics in the United States or 17.6 percent of the country’s population as of July 2015. Hispanics or Latinos have
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Eight Secrets of Good Skincare (Live on Zoom)
Eight secrets of Good Skin Care Presented by Bonnie Houle-Pizcz Description: We cannot stop the aging process, but there are ways to slow down the aging of our skin.
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Keeping Your Identity Safe From Unemployment Scammers
As a Senior Center Director and now in my late 50’s, I find myself constantly on the lookout for trends that benefit the senior community. Sadly, I have been following
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