Events
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Wesley Village Community Center Events in July 2026
Water Exercise with Kim, Mon., Wed. & Fri. 8:30 am; with Beverly, Mon.& Fri. 3:00 pm.
Balance Class with Don Schreiner, Tues. 9:15 am; Thurs. 10:00 am
Moving Matters Exercise with Aureol, Mon. & Fri. 10 am; Wed. 9 am
Kazoo Band & Drums with Bill Tippie & Claire Vance; Tuesdays, 10 am
NEW! Bingo in Encore Café with Don Schreiner, Tuesdays 2:15 pm
(when no other CC events scheduled)
Chair Yoga with Carolyn Price, Tues. & Thurs. 3:30 pm; Sat. 10:30 am
Scrapbooking with Sharon Campbell Terwilleger, Tuesdays, 6:30 pm
“The Gathering” (support for memory caregivers) with Judy Wimmer, 1st & 3rd Weds. 1 pm
Recorders with Pat Arnold, Wednesdays, 1:15 pm
Blood Pressure Clinic with RN’s Julie & Marijim, Wednesdays, 2 -3:00 pm
Art Class with Bill Tippie, Saturdays, 1:00 pm
Weekly Worship Service with Pastor Dennis Ditto, Sundays, 2:30 pm
Residents, family members & friends are also invited to these special events…
Tuesday, June 30th, 2:30 pm
Afternoon Concert with Albin Whitworth
A Wesley Village "Hero, Saint and Legend," this renowned performer, composer and arranger for piano and organ
comes to play his favorite hymns and more. A concert you'll not want to miss!
Wednesday, July 1st, 9:45 am
Caring for Creation
Come join your friends & neighbors around the Encore Café fireplace for coffee, tea and rich
conversation concerning how we can better care for God’s Creation. Diane Vetters from nearby Clover
Hill Farm will come talk about what it is like to be a farmer these days and bring fresh vegetables you
can buy with cash, credit card or Venmo. For more details please call Carolyn Price at #256-566-5010.
Thursday, July 2nd, 6:15 pm
Movie Night: “Hamilton” (2020; PG-13; 179 minutes)
Celebrating the 10th anniversary of the smash Broadway musical, this film offers a stylized contemporary
take on America’s Founding Father Alexander Hamilton as told through a score blending hip-hop, jazz,
R&B, and show tunes. Starring Lin-Manuel Miranda (who also wrote the award-winning music).
Friday, July 3rd, 2:15 pm
Holiday Ice Cream Meet and Mingle Social
Fun and refreshment for all!! See more details soon on special flyer in your mailbox. 😊
Monday, July 6th, 1:00 pm & 3:30 pm
Monday Movie Matinee: “A Great Awakening” (2026; PG-13; 129 minutes)
This “Sight & Sound” original historical drama tells how our American Founders – through an
extraordinary friendship between Benjamin Franklin and Rev. George Whitefield – discovered
true liberty cannot only be written into law, but must be awakened in the hearts of the people.
Wednesday, July 8th, 2:00 pm
America’s 250th Birthday Celebration:
Not Possible Without George Washington
Longtime Village friend and American History Professor Bill Covington returns to speak
on this most timely subject focusing on the contributions of our greatest American President.
Thursday, July 9th, 1:30 pm
Music City Band’s “Li’l Randy”
Direct from Nashville by way of the Jessamine County Fair, this multi-talented musician/singer is
always a big hit when he comes to Wesley Village – a fun show full of pop, country & gospel tunes.
Thursday, July 9th, 6:15 pm
Movie Night: “Remarkable Bright Creatures” (2026; PG-13; 111 mins.)
A heartwarming drama about the life-changing bonds formed between an older widow, an adrift
young man, and a very clever octopus! Starring the beloved Oscar winning actress Sally Field.
Friday, July 10th, 1:00 to 4:00 pm
Village Corn Hole Extravaganza!
The fun of friendly competition returns between Village neighbors with this popular outdoor sport.
Please sign up in Library for time slots in teams of two. Call Cecil for more details at #859-447-7749.
Monday, July 13th, 1:00 pm & 3:30 pm
Monday Movie Matinee: “Apollo 13” (1995; PG; 140 mins.)
“Failure is not an option” was the mindset of crew and ground control facing impossible odds for
survival in this Oscar winning docudrama chronicling the real-life 1970 space mission in which an
oxygen tank exploded. Starring Tom Hanks and Ed Harris, the film was directed by Ron Howard.
Wednesday, July 15th 2:30 pm
Show and Tell: “Family Quilt Heirlooms”
Do you have quilts in your home full of precious memories? If so this is your opportunity to
let the spotlight shine on them! Please sign up in the Library with plans to bring your quilts to
the CC Auditorium for display on the afternoon of Tuesday, July 14th. Then be prepared to tell their
stories on Wednesday, July 15th! For more information please call Alan at #859-509-6893.
Thursday, July 16th, 10 am to 4 pm
Free Hearing Tests, Ear Cleanings & Hearing Aid Maintenance
Jake Manning of Audiology Associates in Lexington returns to provide these valuable services all at
no charge. Please sign up in Library or call Cecil at #859-447-7749 for more information.
Thursday, July 16th, 6:15 pm
Movie Night: “Wilding” (2023; 75 mins.)
A British documentary directed by David Allen, based on Isabella Tree’s book about her and her
husband Charlie Burrell’s “rewilding” project at the Knepp Estate in West Sussex, England.
Friday, July 17th, 6:00 pm
Tony’s Friday Night Fare
Come join the fun, food and fellowship (outdoors on the Encore Patio if weather permits) featuring
one of Chef Tony’s favorite dinners and one of our favorite singer/musicians Ronn Crowder.
Please be sure to place your dinner reservations with Kitchen staff in advance.
*This completes Wesley Village Community Center Events for July PART ONE. A PART TWO
listing of events for later in July will be posted by July 10th.
Please call Alan at 859-509-6893 for more details on any events listed above.
For more details on all these life-enriching activities please call Alan at #859-509-6893. (April ‘26)
Featured Past Event Highlight
The Arts are celebrated here at Wesley Village. Our Village Singers presented “A Tribute to Richard & Oscar” (Rodgers & Hammerstein), directed by Christine Lyon and accompanied by Pat Arnold. Here is a clip of one of the numbers featuring Harold and Kay Custer. Their rendition of “I Am Sixteen Going on Seventeen.” But listen closely to the lyrics ... “I am sixty, going on seventy.” It's a humorous twist that's sure to bring a smile to your face. Come and see for yourself how the arts bring enjoyment into our daily life.


























































