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| Roll and Stroll October 27, 2018 |
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Roll and Stroll Coordinator:
Pat Thomas
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Roll and Stroll Group explored the Waller Creek Development
August 28, 2018
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Roll and Stroll
October Plans
Friday October 12 - Please arrive at Wheatsville at 10:15 with bus departure at 10:30. We are headed for the historic neighborhood of Clarksville in West Austin.
Saturday October 27 - Austin Book Festival
Held each fall in and around the State Capitol in downtown Austin, the Festival features a variety of literary readings and panels, book signings, cooking demonstrations, live music, local food trucks, children’s activities, and exhibiting vendors from across the state and country.
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Roll and Stroll to Hulu Hut August 11, 2018
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Roll and Stroll to KLRU August 24, 2018
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Roll and Stroll trips to the new Austin Library and to the Central Presbyterian Church concert.
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Roll and Stroll May 25, 2018
On May 25th, we explored some Asian culture at a large supermarket and ate at Japanese restaurant named Kula which featured a revolving sushi counter. We selected our food as it floated past us on a conveyer belt. We didn’t know what we were eating but we enjoyed it. On June 1st we did a twilight stroll with dinner at Gloria’s. The group of 16 energetic seniors have declared this is one of their favorite spots in downtown Austin. We explored the historic building near the Capitol known as the “Old Bakery and Emporium. This city of Austin project features senior craft items on consignment.
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Roll and Stroll FEBRUARY AND MARCH ACTIVITIES
The previous plans to visit Chinatown have been changed. Additional information will be announced at our February meeting. I am awaiting schedule information from Chinatown Center which announced that the celebration will occur on Sunday Feb. 25th.
FEBRUARY 23RD FRIDAY – Peoples Art Gallery at Austin City Hall
We will depart from Wheatsville at 5:15 p.m. to arrive at City Hall prior to the opening at 6:00 p.m. Be prepared to stand in a short line to go thru security. Carry a small purse. We went last year and had a good time. We will not stop for dinner as heavy snack food is provided at the event. If we are still hungry we may stop after the event for dessert.
MARCH 3RD – SATURDAY – Explore the University of Texas – An open house event with a visit to many campus buildings. This annual event always attracts a large crowd.
MARCH 16TH – A trip to Mueller to visit an Irish pub prior to St. Patrick’s Day. More information at our February meeting.
EXPLORE AUSTIN BY PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION – For additional information contact Pat Thomas at 512-441-1485 or pthomas1@austin.rr.com
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A Roll & Stroll group got to meet Sesame Street Big Bird, Elmo and Grover at the LBJ Library exhibit “Fifty Years of Public Broadcasting”
Dolores Macaluso, Helena Hedrick, Bonnie Giesemer, Kathy, Diane Wright, Pat Thomas, Sesame Street's Big Bird
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Dolores Macaluso Visits with Lyndon Johnson at the LBJ library.
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Marilyn Totten explores thrift store during recent Roll & Stroll to lower Burnet Road.
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Roll and Stroll
On Friday. August 11th members explored Jefferson Square area with lunch at Russell’s Bistro. They visited also visited the shops at Kerby Village, Seton Cove and All Things Celtic.
They cooled off by visiting a florist shop with a large refrigerated storage room full of flowers and warmed up with coffee at Anderson’s coffee and tea shop.
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June 23 Roll and Stroll
Members stopped at the CapMetro Transit Store for a visit before continuing to dinner at Maudies.
Line dancing at Central Market North
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Chapter 2426 members traveled on 338 to Hancock Center. They did some shopping and ate lunch at Jason’s Deli. On the way back South we stopped at 9th & Lamar to visit Book People. Reboarded the bus and went back to our starting point of Wheatsville. All buses were on time with courteous drivers. A great bargain for $1.25 roundtrip!
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January Roll and Stroll
Members enjoyed the bus trip to the Farmer's Market in downtown Austin and another trip to the Triangle.
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December 16, 2016 Holiday Party
We enjoyed entertainment by young ladies from Ann Richards School.
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