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cHeeRS! hAPPY hOUR!

Monday, March 9, 4-6pm
Everyone is welcome!
Le Central – 453 Bush St at Grant
RSVP not required

https://nextsf.helpfulvillage.com/events/1263

LUNCH IS SERVED!
Lunch with the Bunch!–Yarsa – Nepalese Cuisine

(http://www.yarsanepalese.com/)

Wednesday, March 11th, 11:30-12:30 or so.
1310 Grant @ Vallejo.

The reviews are in and people are raving about Yarsa. “Delicious food! Very tasty. Good for eating with people of varying dietary preferences, since you can get curries with choice of proteins. Super friendly staff. Really impressed how well everything went considering we ate there during their first week open”.

RSVP: https://nextsf.helpfulvillage.com/events/1172-lunch-with-the-bunch

Live & Learn is canceled in March. We will have more information soon about when our events will resume. 

SPECIAL LIVE & LEARN– CBD/THC for Seniors
Wednesday, March 11^th2:30-4  (Location TBA with RSVP)

Come learn from an expert: Seniors and Cannabis speaker Mike Clemmons, the president of Guild Extracts. Mike is very knowledgeable on all the different types of cannabinoids, and their health benefits. He’ll provide us with some good information, followed by Q & A. Please RSVP @

https://nextsf.helpfulvillage.com/events/1283

to ensure that we notify you of the location. Thank you.

Live & Learn is canceled in March. We will have more information soon about when our events will resume. 

SPECIAL LIVE & LEARN

Cultivating Optimism, with Hope Levy

Friday, March 13, 1pm-2:30 at the North Beach Library, 850 Columbus,
& Wednesday, March 25^th, 1:15pm-2:45 at the Marina Library, 1890 Chestnut Street

Would you like to improve your level of happiness, life satisfaction and wellbeing as you age? If so, this fun, interactive program is for you! You will learn how to practice evidence-based strategies used in Positive Psychologyto face life’s challenges and adversities as we age, with greater optimism and resilience.

Positive Psychology is a scientifically based branch of psychology, pioneered by Martin EP Seligman from the University of Pennsylvania. Positive Psychology is the science that explores how happiness and wellbeing can be improved and sustained by building on our strengths, rather than fixing our weaknesses. In other words, it differs from traditional psychology by focusing on what is right with you as a way to build on intrinsic strengths and abilities.