2019

AUGUST

L I V E A N D L E A R N P R E S E N T S THE ART OF ARBOR ACRES

with Steven Dunn, Arbor Acres’ Resident and Artist

Arbor Acres has long been known for its

spectacular art collection found throughout

campus. Not only has it been used as a marketing

tool, but it also has been cited as a major reason

for moving to this campus. Residents, families

of residents, friends and vendors enjoy our

collection daily.

Over the last year, Steven Dunn (above, and

with help from Gail Troost) has spent time

photographing, cataloguing, researching and

organizing the many pieces of art owned by Arbor

Acres. This is the first time a project of this size

has taken place. There is much to learn about

our art collection, as well as much to see and be

proud of.

Please join us Thursday, August 15

at 4:00 pm in Piner Hall for this unique presentation!

Sangria reception afterwards.

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Hal & Pat Brown Advantage Off-Campus Resident

Marilyn Constine 1303 Asbury Place

Shirley Heckert 602 Strickland Place

Claude Horn 717 Arborview

Margaret Fowler Macklin 3303 Asbury Place

Richard & Melva Nash Advantage Off-Campus Residents

Betty Phillips 601 Strickland Place

Brenda Vinson 413 Strickland Place

Nancy Watkins 403 Strickland Place

Margaret Wilkinson 3203 Asbury Place

Welcome Newcomers!

Farmer’s Market with Terry Motsinger

Every Friday, Through the Season9:00–11:00 am

Berrier Parking Lot

He’ll have tomatoes, squash, cucumbers, watermelon, cantaloupe and homemade

jellies and jams, plus much more farm fresh produce!

Residents, family members and artists are invited to shop with us

during our Farmer’s Market.

Please join Genesis Rehab at Arbor Acres for an OPEN HOUSETuesday, August 27 | 2:00–4:00 pm | Asbury Place 1st Floor

(across from the dining room)

Come meet the therapy staff of Genesis Rehab and learn what Physical, Occupational,and

Speech Therapy can do for you.

Therapy screening will be offered as well as a live demonstration of the therapy pool.

Help yourself to some refreshments and enter your name to win a Door Prize

or a Complementary Therapy Assessment!

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August Events

Thursday, August 17:00 PM Presidents and First Ladies: The Reagans Piner Hall

William and Sue Wills present this installment of their dramatic speaking program series about President and Mrs. Reagan.

Friday, August 24:00–5:00 PM Arbor Afternoons: Centenary Artist Reception Galleria, outside Piner HallDrop by to greet the Centenary UMC artists whose artwork is on display during August. Refreshments will be available at the Window Seat area and at Arbor Afternoons in the Womble Lobby. This exhibit is in memory of Ted Hill who helped organize this event.

Sunday, August 46:30 PM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby 7:00 PM – Program Start Summer 2019 Organ Concert: The Noack Organ, Op.87, 1978 Ardmore United Methodist Church

A visually and aurally stunning instrument, the Noack Organ was inspired by the Baroque, but built in the modern age, and so is the repertoire planned for this concert. Free. For those who met RSVP deadline in July.

Monday, August 53:00 PM Summer Sing-a-long with Art and Loma Piner Hall

Join Art and Loma today, and again August 19.

Monday, August 5 (cont.) 3:00–4:30 PM Caregiver Support Group Club Room, Asbury PlaceCome feel heard, cared for and understood. Meets 1st and 3rd Mondays of each month. Contact Rev. Laura-Lee Jones at ext. 1382 for more information.

4:00 PM Meals-on-Wheels (MOW) DVD Presentation: Night at the OK CARral (2013) Piner Hall

Join Jon each Monday through August 26 as we show MOW’s productions. See Wellzesta for a complete list of actors/characters, and be sure to watch for them during the show! See August RC Calendar for other show dates.

7:00 PM Winston-Salem Youth Flute Ensemble Piner Hall

Directed by flutists Peter and Lissie Shanahan, this ensemble consists of middle and high school students who collaborate for summer and winter holiday community concerts throughout Winston-Salem and surrounding cities. This summer’s program features some old favorites such as Edelweiss and Puttin’ on the Ritz, as well as some classics by Bach, Mozart, Debussy, and more! Refreshments will be served afterwards.

Tuesday, August 6 7:00 PM Sentimental Journey, the Music of Doris Day with Patty Carver Piner Hall

From Sentimental Journey, Secret Love & Que Sera Sera to pop hits such as Everybody Loves a Lover and It’s Magic, Patty offers a program filled with, tidbits of Doris Day trivia and lots of happy nostalgia. As the lead performer in Definitely Doris, The Music of Doris Day (New York, Boston, London & Los Angeles), Patty brings her unique perspective to Doris Day’s music, having been given the nod of approval by Doris Day herself!

Please refer to the RC Calendar and Wellzesta for a complete

listing of August events.

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Wednesday, August 79:00 AM– Leaving Berrier Front Lobby Thomas Garden Tour Winston-Salem

We have been invited to tour the beautiful garden of Nancy and Charlie Thomas on Bartram Road. Please dress comfortably for an outdoor stroll, including good walking shoes. You may want to bring a hat and sun screen. The self- guided tour will take approximately 30-45 minutes. If you wish to drive yourself and meet the bus there, you may do so. Just let Janice know you are coming, so we have an accurate count of who will be touring the garden. Free. RSVP by August 5 by noon via Wellzesta or call Annie, the Concierge, at ext. 1210.

3:00 PM Wellzesta Training with Alice Piner Hall

Bring your charged iPad, paper & pen for taking notes. No RSVP necessary. Other sessions will be held August 14 & 27.

4:00 PM Barter Theatre Trip Info Meeting with Frank Martin & Assocs, Golden Travels, LLC Piner Hall

Golden Travels will share information about several upcoming day trips, and particularly an October 15 trip to the Barter Theatre, in Abington, Va. The trip will leave at 8:15 am with an 11:30 am lunch at the Martha Washington Inn & Spa, attending the 2:00 pm show, Wait Until Dark, and return to Winston Salem around 7:00 pm. Cost is $149.00 per person, with $50.00 is due at registration. Balance due by September 13. RSVP for this trip by August 28 via Wellzesta or call Annie, the Concierge, at ext. 1210. To learn more at www.goldentravelsllc.com.

5:00–5:40 PM Vespers Piner Hall

Join us every Wednesday as we gather for a midweek time of prayer and meditation. Note new time for the summer.

Thursday, August 83:00–5:00 PM Back to School Bash Piner Hall

Let’s party as we distribute school supplies to our Artists' children!

Friday, August 94:00–5:30 PM Arbor Afternoons with Carolina Flute Duo Womble Lobby/Terrace

6:15 PM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby 7:30 PM – Program Start Music Carolina Presents: The Geography of Jazz Hawthorne InnRenowned poet Lenard Moore will read from his new book Geography of Jazz accompanied by Music Carolina musicians: Matt Kendrick, John Wilson and Kevin Timmons. Cost is $17.00, plus tax and fees. RSVP by August 5 via Wellzesta or call Annie, the Concierge, at ext. 1210.

We RememberMargaret Taylor February 21, 1925 – June 22, 2019

Nita Wagoner September 30, 1921 – July 3, 2019

Betty Hunt September 8, 1925 – July 7, 2019

Marge Maher March 25, 1928 – July 9, 2019

Richard Bachman February 27, 1939 – July 13, 2019

Donald Watts November 25, 1924 – July 21, 2019

Joan Sibley August 4, 1934 – July 23, 2019

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Thursday, August 15 2:00 PM Dream Works led by Rev. Kelly Carpenter, Green Street UMC Jean Steelman Chapel

Rev. Kelly Carpenter leads as we explore and learn more about our dreams, and what God reveals to us in dreams. Will also meet August 22.

4:00 PM Live and Learn Presents Steven Dunn The Valuable Art of Arbor Acres Piner HallSteven Dunn has spent a great deal of time cataloging Arbor Acres' extensive art collection. Join him as he discusses the history and value of the collection. Sangria reception afterwards.

6:15 PM– Leaving Berrier Front Lobby 7:30 PM– Program Music Carolina Presents: British Invasion Millennium CenterGreat tunes through the jazz looking glass, including: Downtown, The Fool On The Hill, I Started A Joke, Time of the Season, Georgy Girl, and more will be performed. Martha Bassett, Matt Kendrick, Federico Pivetta, Ken Wilmot and John Wilson perform eclectic jazz arrangements of British Invasion songs. Cost is $24.00 plus tax & fees, if any. RSVP by August 5 via Wellzesta or call Annie, the Concierge, at ext. 1210.

7:00 PM The Jewel Tones Piner Hall

The Jewel Tones is a group of women who like to sing and who like to sing for others. Three of the current members started the group 14 years ago. Their extensive repertoire ranges from folk to classical, from Aaron Copland to Willie Nelson.

Friday, August 16 3:00 PM Watermelon Feast Womble TerraceJoin us to enjoy slices of fresh, cold watermelon!

Sunday, August 112:15 PM– Leaving Berrier Front Lobby 3:00 PM– Program Music Carolina Presents: American Music Ensemble with Conductor Mark Norman Shirley Recital Hall, Salem College

A ten-piece ensemble performing the ragtime, marches and other selections by great American composers of the 19th and 20th Century. Program includes Scott Joplin’s Entertainer and Maple Leaf Rag, and Sousa’s Washington Post March, Stars and Stripes Forever, and more. Cost is $24.00 plus tax & fees, if any. RSVP by August 5 via Wellzesta or call Annie, the Concierge, at ext. 1210.

Tuesday, August 137:00 PM Steel at Large: Tropical Fun in the Carolina Sun with Steve Cain Piner Hall

Although Steve is an area resident, his mind is usually somewhere in the tropics. Using Caribbean steel drum and Hawaiian steel guitar, along with assorted other instruments, Steve will perform breezy, island-flavored tunes from the Caribbean and South Pacific. Join us as we continue our Luau Celebration. Wear your tropical gear and let's HULA! Mocktails will be available afterwards.

Wednesday, August 1411:00 AM– Leaving Berrier Front Lobby Seafood Shack Lunch Trip Walkertown

Take money for your lunch. RSVP by August 9 via Wellzesta or call Annie, the Concierge, at ext. 1210.

3:00 PM Wellzesta Training with Alice Piner Hall

See August 7 for details.

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Saturday, August 176:15 PM– Leaving Berrier Front Lobby 7:30 PM– Program Music Carolina Presents: The Pivetta Duo Shirley Recital Hall, Salem CollegeFederico Pivetta, piano and Debra Reuter-Pivetta, flute perform diverse styles of music for flute and piano, from classical to Latin and Jazz. Bassist Matt Kendrick and drummer John Wilson join the Pivettas for a performance of Claude Bolling’s Jazz Suite. Cost is $24.00 plus tax & fees, if any. RSVP by August 5 via Wellzesta or call Annie, the Concierge, at ext. 1210.

Monday, August 196:15 PM– Leaving Berrier Front Lobby 7:00 PM– Program Summer 2019 Organ Concert: The Holtkamp, Job 1785, 1964 Hanes Auditorium, Salem College

In this final concert of our series, we will visit the recently restored Holtkamp Organ at Salem College. With its clear tones, this instrument is known to leave no room to hide and it is, therefore, an excellent teacher for correct playing style. Free. RSVP by August 12 via Wellzesta or call Annie, the Concierge, at ext. 1210.

7:00 PM Foreign Film Series with Jim Shertzer Piner Hall

Never on a Sunday

(1960) (Not Rated - US & Greece) An amateur American philosopher (Jules Dassin) arrives in Greece determined to learn why Greece fell from ancient glory. In his quest he attempts to transform a vivacious streetwalker (Melina Mercouri) into an educated lady, much to the displeasure of her clients. In English with some Greek and Russian. (91 minutes).

Tuesday, August 207:00 PM 3 Quarter Time Band Piner HallPerforming old favorites, sprinkled with some new classics, frequent performers at Arbor Acres, the 3 Quarter Time Band will have you tapping your feet, clapping your hands, singing along, and if you’re in the mood, getting up to dance!

Wednesday, August 219:00 AM– Leaving Berrier Front Lobby Blowing Rock Art & History Museum Trip Modern Visions, Modern Art Blowing Rock

The exhibit explores Claribel and Etta Cone's collection, including works by Henri Matisse and other avant-garde artists. We’ll see Cones of the Flat Top Manor, an exhibit that includes letters, estate records and other items belonging to Moses and Bertha Cone. We will also view Southern Strands, an exhibit featuring emerging contemporary fiber and textile practices. We will lunch in Blowing Rock before our docent-led tour. We will return to Arbor Acres around 6:00 pm. Cost is $5.00, which will be charged to your account. Take money for lunch and a snack on the way home. RSVP by August 8 via Wellzesta or call Annie, the Concierge, at ext. 1210.

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Friday, August 23 10:15 AM– Leaving Berrier Front Lobby 11:00 AM– Program Katherine Center, Things You Save in a Fire Reynolda Manor Library

Katherine Center is a NYT bestselling author of seven novels, and recently gave a TEDx talk on the ways that stories teach us empathy. Her

latest book, Things You Save in a Fire, is a stunning story of courage, hope, and learning to love against all odds. Bookmarks will be on site to sell copies of Center's books. Take money for purchases and lunch. RSVP by August 13 via Wellzesta or call Annie, the Concierge, at ext. 1210.

7:00 PM African Drum Circle with Martha Murphy and Friends Piner Hall

Join Martha Murphy and other community drummers. If you have drums, please bring them with you.

Saturday, August 246:15 PM– Leaving Berrier Front Lobby 7:00 PM– Program Music Carolina & Piedmont Opera Present: Sacred and Profane Calvary Moravian Church

The sacred music of great bel canto opera composers, including Donizetti, Bellini, Verdi, Puccini. Cost is $24.00 plus tax & fees, if any. RSVP by August 5 via Wellzesta or call Annie, the Concierge, at ext. 1210.

Tuesday, August 27 9:00 AM– Leaving Berrier Front Lobby 5:30 PM–Estimated Return Joe Shannon's Mtn Home Music: Sweet Sibling Harmonies and Toe Tapping Tunes Boone, NC

Ranging from ages 12 to 22, the Burnett Sisters Band consists of five members who create a unique blend of music in the folk, old-time, and bluegrass traditions. We'll lunch at a local Boone restaurant. Cost $10.00, charged to your account. Take money for lunch & snack. We'll return for a late dinner in the Arbor Acres dining room. RSVP by August 7 via Wellzesta or call Annie, the Concierge, at ext. 1210.

3:00 PM Wellzesta Training with Alice Piner Hall

See August 7 for details.

Thursday, August 293:00 PM Beat the Heat Summer Movie Matinee Piner Hall

Disneynature's EARTH

(2009) (G) An epic story of adventure, starring some of the most magnificent and courageous creatures alive. Narrated by James Earl Jones. (105 minutes). See Wellzesta for details.

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September Look AheadOld Salem Pottery Talk

Wednesday, September 4, 4:00 pm, Piner Hall Nick Bragg and a member of the Old Salem Museum staff will discuss the Moravians and their culture, and their pottery in particular. This is going to be a fun, educational and meaningful time together. If you have any questions about the talk or upcoming trip, please speak to Janice or call Nick Bragg at 336-577-0840. The talk is open to all residents regardless of if you are going on the trip.

Old Salem Pottery Workshop Saturday, September 7, Leave 9:30 am Decorate your own traditional Moravian slip-trail plate. Learn about the historical techniques and symbolism of the designs. No need to be a master painter! There are designs for every skill level. Plates will be glazed and fired, ready for return in 4-5 weeks. Janice will pick up and distribute when ready. Cost is $50.00 and includes materials, instruction and a mid-morning snack. RSVP August 21 via Wellzesta or call Annie, the Concierge, at ext. 1210. Your account will be charged. Limited to 14 participants.

Innovation Quarter Plant 64 ToursWeds., Sept., 11, Leave 9:00 am, Tour 9:30 am Weds., Sept., 25, Leave 9:00 am, Tour 9:30 am

Many people know the history of “64” one of RJ Reynolds cigarette manufacturing buildings, now known as Plant 64, a residential loft community. We will tour Plant 64 and see the amazing loft home of Deborah Malmo. With over 170 companies and five academic institutions, Innovation Quarter is one of the fastest growing technology parks in the United States. Come for an overview of Innovation Quarter and enjoy a loft tour and 1/2 mile walk on Long Branch Trail. This tour requires extensive standing and walking on a variety of surfaces and unlevel terrain. RSVP by September 4. We will be doing two tours, please only sign up for one to allow everyone who wants to go an opportunity to attend this exciting event. Limited to 9 participants each tour. Returning by 12:00 pm. Questions? Contact Janice at ext. 1266.

U.S. National Whitewater Center TripWeds., Sep. 18, Leave 9:00 am, Return 5:00 pm

The U.S. National Whitewater Center is the world's premier outdoor facility featuring whitewater rafting, biking, zip lines, live music, craft brews, and more. Cost $75.00 and includes box lunch, a guided facility tour & family rafting with 8 per boat, plus guide. See Janice to make box lunch selection for sandwich or wrap, cookie, chips & water bottle. RSVP by August 6 via Wellzesta or call Annie, the Concierge, at ext. 1210.

coming in octoberDowntown WS Trolley Pub Ride

Tuesday, October 1, Leave 1:45 pm The 2 hour tour will take us to 3 downtown pubs for a 15-20 minute break, purchase our own beverage and snack, and get back on the trolley. We will enjoy our beverages and snacks as we pedal from location to location, taking in the sights and sounds of downtown. Yes, WE will be the POWER that makes the Trolley Pub go (along with a small electric motor)! Cannot be booked until the minimum number signed up, so RSVP early! Minimum 7 for trip to make. Limited to 14 total. Cost $60.00. Cost drops to $30.00 if we fill all 14 seats. RSVP August 6 via Wellzesta or call Annie, the Concierge, at ext. 1210. Your account will be charged. Stop by Janice’s office to sign a waiver form once registered. Everyone who attends must sign the form. Questions? See Janice, ext. 1266.

Barter Theatre Trip with Golden TravelsTues., Oct. 15, Leave 8:15 am, Show 2:00 pm

See details trip talk meeting, 4:00 pm August 7.

Walk to End Alzheimer's Disease Saturday, October 26 See Suzy Vaile for details.

Old Salem, Footsteps through HistoryTues. & Weds., October 29 & 30 Self-guided walking tour. Watch for more details!

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Cloverdale Shopping August 6 and 20, Leave 1:00 pm RSVP by August 4 and 18, respectively.

Thruway Shopping Tuesdays, August 13 and 27, Leave 1:00 pm RSVP by August 11 and 25, respectively. Tuesdays,

WalMart Shopping Thursday, August 22, Leave 1:00 pm RSVP by August 20 by Noon.

Ardmore UMC: Summer Organ Concert Sun., August 4, Leave 6:30 pm, Program 7:00 pm For those who met RSVP deadline in July.

Thomas Garden Tour Wednesday, August 7, Leave 9:00 am Free. RSVP by August 5.

Reynolda Library Trip, Book Exchange Wednesday, August 7, Leave 1:00 pm RSVP by August 5.

Hawthorne Inn: Geography of Jazz Fri., August 9, Leave 6:15 pm, Program 7:30 pm Cost is $22.50, plus tax & fees. RSVP by August 5.

Salem College: American Music Ensemble Sun., August 11, Leave 2:15 pm, Program 3:00 pm Cost is $24.00, plus tax & fees. RSVP by August 5.

Walkertown: Seafood Shack Lunch Wednesday, August 14, Leave 11:00 am Take money for lunch. RSVP by August 8.

Millennium Center: British Invasion Thurs., August 15, Leave 6:15 pm, Program 7:00 pm Cost is $24.00, plus tax & fees. RSVP by August 5.

Salem College: The Pivetta Duo Sat., August 17, Leave 6:15 pm, Program 7:30 pm Cost is $24.00, plus tax & fees. RSVP by August 5.

Salem College Organ Concert: The Holtkamp Mon., August 19, Leave 6:15 pm, Program 7:00 pm Free. RSVP by August 12.

BRAUM: Blowing Rock Art & History Museum Weds., August 21, Leave 9:00 am, Return 6:00 pm Cost $5.00. Take money for lunch and snack. RSVP by August 8.

Reynolda Library, Bookmarks, Katherine Center Friday, Aug. 23, Leave 10:15 am, Program 11:00 am RSVP by August 5.

Calvary Moravian, Piedmont Opera: Sacred and Profane Sat., August 24, Leave 6:15 pm, Program 7:00 pm Cost is $22.50 plus tax & fees. RSVP by August 5.

Mtn Home Music: Burnett Sisters Tues., August 27, Leave 9:00 am, Show 2:00 pm Cost $10.00. RSVP by August 7. Take money for lunch in Boone, snack on way home.

Old Salem Pottery Workshop Saturday, September 7, Leave 9:30 am Cost $50.00. RSVP by August 21.

Innovation Quarter / Plant 64 Tours Weds., Sept., 11, Leave 9:00 am, Tour 9:30 pm Weds., Sept., 24, Leave 9:00 am, Tour 9:30 pm RSVP by September 4. Please only sign up for 1 tour.

U.S. National Whitewater Center Trip Weds., Sep. 18, Leave 9:00 am, Return 5:00 pm Cost $75.00. RSVP by August 6.

Downtown WS Trolley Pub Ride Tuesday, October 1, Leave 1:45 pm Cost is $30.00 or $60.00, depending on # of participants. RSVP August 6. Must sign a waiver.

Barter Theatre with Golden Travels Tues., October 15, Leave 8:15 am, Show 2:00 pm Cost is $149.00. RSVP August 28. Final payment due Sept. 13.

RSVP Events-At-A-GlanceThese events require registration, a ticket purchase and/or a transportation reservation. Please RSVP via Wellzesta or contact Annie Lawson, Concierge, at ext. 1210 before the deadline. Please indicate if no ticket is needed when requesting transportation only.

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R E S I D E N T S E M P L OY E E S

1st Fred HardeeHerb Schafer

2nd Bobbye Salt

3rd

Jean BowenBo Bowers

Shirley HeckertTonya Parker

4th Tyra DavisDeja Martin

5th Camille SmithDavid Stedman Gabriela Garcia

6th June PetrieSara Spencer Yolanda Arnette

8th Samantha Bryant

9th Sally BlancoBill Michielutte

10th Sarah Ford Jesse Davis12th Harriet Brodkin

14th

Ken CarlsonHarold Shehan Eddie Stubbins

Wendy Cason

15th Emily DuncanMartha Gravely

16th Evelyn Hughes Georgia Flynn

17th Martha KeigerSara Long

Nia DarbyDarrell Holland

August Birthdays R E S I D E N T S E M P L OY E E S

18th Khrishonda Hickman

19th Judy Culley Al Mendlovitz

Dorethea GilesCarlene Riwdy

Frances Thompson

20th Fawky AbdallahNancy Garrett Adrianna Bowen

21st Morgan Ruggiero Hunt Khrisna Irby

22nd Ginny CraverMargaret Macklin

23rd

Michael DickeyDrew Dunn

Dick HixJennifer Lewis

24th Hal Brown Kerry Gonzalez

25th Norman PetersenPiney Slate Ravenne Pegram

26th Ed Shelton Akeeya Jenkins Brittany Johnson

27th Carolyn Duckett

28th

Deloris ChristovichDiane Crichlow

Sally Lang

29th Chan ChandlerMolly Johnson L.A. Parker

30th Jeannette Mintun Latisha Thomas

ARTIST SPOTLIGHT Chantel “Cam” Moore is a shining example of Artistry! Cam joined Arbor Acres as

a Resident Nutrition Assistant this year in Willingham Court . Cam has a reputation for spreading good cheer among her coworkers and providing excellent customer service to our residents. “She’s always on top of it, making sure residents get what they want and that their diets are correct,” shares supervisor Chelsea Griffin, Certified Dietary Manager. We appreciate Cam for her great work!

REMEMBER!Wellzesta is the preferred way

to RSVP for events since you can register

24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You receive immediate confirmation

and know you are registered! Individuals registering via Wellzesta

receive priority registration over those registering by phone, by

email, through Annie or Janice.

Lamplighter is published monthly byArbor Acres United Methodist Retirement Community 1240 Arbor Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27104

The online version of Lamplighter is available at www.arboracres.org.

Questions? Contact Janice Lutz-Vanhoy,Wellness Arts Coordinator, at 336-748-4646 or jlutzvanhoy@arboracres.org

Dining Events in AugustRSVP for any dining event by calling 336-722-5106, Press #3 unless otherwise noted.

Arbor Room Dinner SpecialsWednesdays & Thursdays

July 31 & August 1Bone-In Pork Chop – $2610 oz. Bone-In Wisconsin Pork Chop served w. Braised Red Cabbage, Wild Rice Pilaf & Granny Smith Apple Compote.

August 7 & August 8Grecian Halibut – $32Wild Alaskan Halibut wrapped in Grape Leaves, served w. Lemon Rice Pilaf & Sun-Dried Tomato Beurre Blanc, garnished w. Kalamata Olives, Cucumbers, Heirloom Tomatoes & Feta Cheese.

August 14 & August 15Italian Chicken Parma – $22Crispy Herb-Breaded Chicken Breast w. Herbed Goat Cheese and Lemon Beurre Blanc, served w. Creamy Polenta Grits and Seasonal Vegetable.

August 21 & August 22Louisiana Crawfish Étouffée – $26A rich and flavorful Crawfish Étouffée, served over Rice Pilaf, garnished w. Scallions.

August 28 & August 29 Cabernet Braised Beef Short Rib – $30Cabernet Braised Beef Short Rib in Veal Bone Stock Reduction over Garlic Whipped Potatoes & Haricot Verts.

All prices include Salad & choice of Crème Brûlée or Arbor Acres Signature Ice Cream Pie, & tax.

Hawaiian Luau Lunch Buffet Tuesday, August 13, 11:30 am–1:30 pm Lakeside Dining Room, $12.00/person, incl. tax

Entrées

Grilled Salmon w. Pineapple Salsa Roasted Suckling Pig Display Crispy Hawaiian Chicken (Chicken Katsu)

Sides

Banana Leaf wrapped Vegetables & Rice (Laulau) Pineapple Orange Cole Slaw Marinated Vegetables (Kimchee) Island Potatoes Noodle Salad

Dessert

Pineapple Coconut Poke Cake King’s Hawaiian Bread Pudding

Dog Days of Summer Wine DinnerTuesday, August 20, 6:00 pm Arbor Dining Room, $49.00/person, incl. tax.

Arbor Acres’ Culinary Team & American Premium Beverage invite you to join us for the last wine dinner of the summer!

Space is limited. Call today!