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Listening Club: A Music Social for Seniors

WhenMon, Nov 9, 1:00 PMStarts in 47 hours📅 Add to calendarWhereLillian H. SmithBagshaw Room🗺 Apple Maps🗺 Google Maps🚕 UberHostToronto Public LibraryCostFreeCapacityOpen — no spot limit

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Adults (18+), Older Adults. Join us for 6 weeks of fun afternoons where participants can connect over shared musical experiences while enjoying some light refreshments. Music Share for Seniors staff will play your favourite songs while you share the memories they inspire. Or sit back, listen and enjoy the musical experiences of those around you. Get ready to jam out while connecting with new friends! Music Share for Seniors is an organization dedicated to reducing senior social isolation through personalized music-based programs and meaningful social interaction. This program is geared towards older adults and seniors. Register in advance or drop-in on the day. Participants are encouraged to join every week and connect with others! Information Collection Notice: The personal information on this form is collected by the Toronto Public Library under the Public Libraries Act, sections 20(a), 20(c), and 20(d). The information will only be used for event and program registration, delivery and evaluation. Questions about how the library handles your information can be directed to Answerline staff at [email protected], 416-397-5981, 789 Yonge Street, Toronto ON M4W 2G8

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