Posts Tagged ‘Minnesota’
Check out our activities for May, 2022!
We have a lot of great events, and activities planned for May! Click here to see what they are! Then head to our calendar/menu page to see more!
Read MoreValentine’s Day Video, 2022
View this video. Turn up your sound! If you have a big screen, make sure to enlarge it!
Read MoreChristmas Party on 12-23-21
We had so much fun! It was so nice to smile and laugh again. The dining room had wonderful food, the music by Steve Weninger was fabulous, and it was just plain nice to be together. [rl_gallery id=”8668″]
Read MoreChristmas Teas, 2021
Deb Veit, Executive Director, has been hosting Christmas Teas for five years. This year she read from a book she had when she was a little girl, “The Night Before Christmas.” Residents shared their Christmas holiday stories with one another then had some yummy Christmas goodies! To see larger photos, click on the…
Read MoreSing for Life Choir Concert 12-20-2021
The small, but mighty, Oak Meadows Choir, under the direction of McPhail Music, sang their first concert ever! It was a full house. They did a fabulous job! They have been practicing since September [rl_gallery id=”8676″]
Read MoreResident author speaks about her book 2021
Oak Meadows is most fortunate to have a published author in our midst! Joan has lived at Oak Meadows for almost 4 years. She wrote the book before she moved in. We were mesmerized as she did a talk on her book, and many residents and family members bought a copy. Call Kim…
Read MoreBell Choir Concert 2-18-21
We enjoyed the concert that the Christmas Bell Choir put on for us December 18th! We enjoyed the concert that the Christmas Bell Choir put on for us December 18th! [rl_gallery id=”8703″] MVI_1473MVI_1472
Read MoreHonoring our Veterans 11-11-21
We want to honor our veterans at Oak Meadows. We are grateful for them then, and even more now! Thank you Veterans, near and far, for your service to our great country!
Read MoreAll Saints Day Virtual Service 11-01-2021
We honor those that have touched our lives this year. They will not be forgotten.
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