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Heritage Hills schedules concerts, clubs and health programs for spring and summer

Heritage Hills Society Board of Directors · April 16, 2025
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Summary

The Activities Committee announced concerts (May 7 and May 4), a new Environmental Club, Photo Club programming, Meadowlark Park concerts in July and August, a Dementia talk May 7 by a Northern Westchester Hospital physician, a CarFit program on April 26, and regular blood‑pressure screenings.

Ann Harper, Activities Committee Chair, outlined spring programming: a free concert May 7 at 2 p.m. featuring Caramoor’s artists and the Terra String Quartet and a May 4 concert at 3 p.m. by the Claremont Trio. The Photo Club will host a speaker on iPhone photo editing on May 9, and an Environmental Club will meet April 25 to inform and engage residents on environmental issues. Details will be distributed via e‑blast, the Heritage Hills newsletter and posted flyers.

Patricia Ploss, Meadowlark Park Chair, said two Meadowlark Park concerts are scheduled for Thursday evenings on July 10 and Aug. 7, with food trucks and an ice cream truck planned. The Activities office encourages volunteers for the September 13–14 Art Show.

Flo Brodley, Health & Safety Chair, and program hosts described recent and upcoming health offerings: a Therapeutic Horticulture session, a Friends & Family CPR course taught by certified instructor Steven Pilla, the Free CarFit program on April 26 run by Mercy College technicians, and a Dementia presentation on May 7 by Erica Beauplan‑Romeo, DO, of Northern Westchester Hospital. Nurse‑run blood‑pressure screenings continue monthly.

Deica Ruiz, Library Chair, said the Heritage Hills website lists library holdings and new titles, and volunteers prepare brief descriptions and monthly book reviews.

Context: the board emphasized resident programming and volunteer participation, with multiple opportunities for education, entertainment and wellness through the spring and summer calendar.