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NAPERVILLE, Ill. ~ Naperville, Illinois - The City of Naperville is once again teaming up with students from North Central College for an intergenerational event aimed at connecting seniors with college students. Following the success of their first event last year, the city is hosting "Connecting Across the Generations: Continuing the Conversation" on Saturday, April 25 from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Nichols Library.
Part of the Embracing Community: Connecting Neighbors series, this event provides a unique opportunity for seniors and young adults to come together and share experiences, fostering meaningful connections and bridging generations within the community.
The main activity for the afternoon will be a game called "Slingo," which is a musical twist on traditional Bingo. Participants will work in pairs, with one senior and one college student, to identify songs and mark their cards for a chance to win. Each round will feature music from different eras, encouraging participants to engage in guided conversations and ice breakers while rotating partners.
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This interactive format is designed to promote conversation and encourage participants to share stories, perspectives, and skills with one another. The event is open to both retired individuals and those who are not yet retired. North Central College students as well as other young adults from the community are also encouraged to attend. Registration is required at bit.ly/NapervilleGenerations2.
"Connecting Across the Generations: Continuing the Conversation" is just one of several inclusive community conversations organized by the City in partnership with other organizations. This ongoing series includes storytelling events and opportunities for members of the community to engage in respectful dialogue that deepens understanding and promotes inclusion among different generations, cultures, and experiences.
Don't miss this chance to connect with others in your community across generations. Register now for "Connecting Across the Generations: Continuing the Conversation" on April 25th at Nichols Library in Naperville.
Part of the Embracing Community: Connecting Neighbors series, this event provides a unique opportunity for seniors and young adults to come together and share experiences, fostering meaningful connections and bridging generations within the community.
The main activity for the afternoon will be a game called "Slingo," which is a musical twist on traditional Bingo. Participants will work in pairs, with one senior and one college student, to identify songs and mark their cards for a chance to win. Each round will feature music from different eras, encouraging participants to engage in guided conversations and ice breakers while rotating partners.
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This interactive format is designed to promote conversation and encourage participants to share stories, perspectives, and skills with one another. The event is open to both retired individuals and those who are not yet retired. North Central College students as well as other young adults from the community are also encouraged to attend. Registration is required at bit.ly/NapervilleGenerations2.
"Connecting Across the Generations: Continuing the Conversation" is just one of several inclusive community conversations organized by the City in partnership with other organizations. This ongoing series includes storytelling events and opportunities for members of the community to engage in respectful dialogue that deepens understanding and promotes inclusion among different generations, cultures, and experiences.
Don't miss this chance to connect with others in your community across generations. Register now for "Connecting Across the Generations: Continuing the Conversation" on April 25th at Nichols Library in Naperville.
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