Michelle Robbins

The Kenwood is hosting another fabulous National Night Out Eve celebration. The wonderful people in our community are truly what set us apart from any other retirement community in the region. Let’s continue strengthening our friendships at this lively celebration!

The Kronick Duo is upright bassist/vocalist Richard Kronick and guitarist Scott Ives.  They play a wide range of jazz and blues styles, including bop, swing, funk, and soul — as well as Richard’s own compositions.  These are outstanding professional musicians with decades of experience – playing the music they love! Expect sophistication, power, and soul.

How well do you know the Kenwood? Compete in this building wide scavenger hunt to see if you can figure out the clues and complete each stop’s tasks before your competitors! A $20 gift card will be rewarded to the winners.

Patty, from Patty and the Buttons, will be here to provide toe tapping music for our July birthday party. Everyone is invited to join this celebration!

How quickly does your body loss muscle mass? How do you build it back up once it’s lost? Come to this program to learn all you need to know about your muscles.

With Brad on guitar and vocals, and Terri on piano, they will be playing songs from the Great American Songbook, including pieces by the Gershwins, Johnny Mercer, and Duke Ellington.  Brad and Terri are delighted to return to the Kenwood, where they have played before as members of the group, the Wolf Cubs.  Terri is

Registered therapy dogs are running THIS show.  As you arrive to this group a furry friend from the nonprofit organization Bark Avenue on Parade will greet you.  Stick around to see a fun little dog show.  The dogs will do obedience tricks and their owners will share stories about how the dogs became therapy dogs.

A native of St. Louis, MO, Robert has performed since singing in children’s choir as a 5 year old in church. Robert performed in marching band, show choir and musical theatre through high school and college and began his professional career as a nightclub D.J. spinning oldies at Studebaker’s. Robert began his piano bar career

A physical therapist from Kindred at Home is leading this class. Posture seems like such a simple topic, but there may be more to it than you know! Come learn with us.

Sarah Riley is a visual artist, and she has recently earned a Masters Degree in Art Therapy. She strongly believes in the therapeutic properties of the creative process, and this is evident in her work. She works with a variety of mediums, with an emphasis in expressive portraiture. Her portraits consist both of faces that