On February 13th, ACI's Social Recreation Program held a Valentine's Day Movie Night! More than 25 people joined in on the fun as we watched 50 First Dates, played Valentine's Day trivia games, all while enjoying pizza and candy. We're glad that everyone had a great time!
Be sure to follow our Upcoming Events page for more Social Rec events!
As we quickly approach a new year, ACI would like to ask our wonderful consumers for valuable input on some of the upcoming events in 2015! Please kindly check off which events you prefer in the list below!
This past August, ACI's Social Rec group enjoyed a wonderful Plays in the Park production of Bye Bye Birdie, the classic musical about love and life in a small town in Ohio during the Elvis-era.
For more information on ACI's Social Rec Program, contact Nybil Ghanem at 732-738-4388 ext. 121 or nghanem@adacil.org.
ACI members enjoyed a summer time baseball game at TD Bank Park in Somerset on July 12th. Every year, ACI hosts a group at the game through our Social Recreation Department. For more information about upcoming social recreation activities, contact Nybil Ghanem at 732-738-4388 ext. 121 or nghanem@adacil.org.
On May 24th, 14 members of the ACI social rec group enjoyed a production of Thornton Wilder’s Our Town, directed by David Esbjornson. This popular play about life and love in the early 20th century marked the finale of George Street Playhouse's 40th season. Natalia Lapidus, ACI's head volunteer, brought her whole family and said "The play was great, we all had a really good time."
In memory of our late Florence Landau, the ACI Crochet Group crocheted prayer shawls which will be donated to Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. Thank you to our volunteer, Anju Rohira, in coordinating the group and to all of ACI crochet group members for your beautiful work.
This past Wednesday, ACI enjoyed an indoor Nature Tour at the Union County Trailside Nature & Science Center! About a dozen of us joined in the tour, including Scotch Plains schools. We learned many new things about New Jersey's Animal Kingdom, such as dinosaur bones found in Westfield and Cranford and the 21 species of snakes in the Garden State. We also learned about the Native American Lenape Tribe of NJ and how they lived many years ago. Thank you to all who joined us!
