| Sunday January 29 12:00 PM Brunch 2:00 PM Play RSVP January 26 |  Kirkwood Theatre Guild
Robert G. Reim Theatre
Kirkwood Community Center
111 South Geyer Road
Kirkwood, MO 63122 Click the image for their web site Doubt A powerful well-written battle of strong wills. Sr Aloysius, the headstrong principal, suspects Fr Flynn of making improper advances toward an African American student. He is adamant in his denial of wrongdoing as she is certain of his guilt. Tickets are $18.00. For more information call 314-821-9956 or go to tsibbitts@ktg-onstage.org Prior to the play, some of us will meet for brunch at nearby C.J. Mugg's 101 W. Lockwood Webster Groves, MO 63119 314.963.1976 Click the image to go to their web site for the menu and maps and directions. This event is being coordinated by Michael T. If you can join us for the brunch, play or both, click here to email Michael or call him at the number in the member roster by January 26. |
| Saturday February 4 5:00 PM RSVP February 1 |  Kenny R. hosts this month's Potluck at
Food Outreach 3117 Olive Street St. Louis (Click here for location and directions) Dinner will be served at 5:30PM with a Mardi Gras theme, and he will be providing a main course of Red Beans and Rice With and without Endue sausage. Coffee will be provided by him as well. After dinner, we will have socialization and conversation. Parking is available. Smoking is permitted outside. Alcohol is BYOB. Please RSVP by e-mail (Click Here) or by phone at the number in the member roster by February 1 with the side dish, salad, appetizer or dessert you will to bring. Please feel free to BYOB. (Back to top) |
| Saturday February 11 1:00 PM |  Monthly Membership Meeting Lafayette Park United Methodist Church 2300 Lafayette Ave. (in Lafayette Square) Click here for directions. Program: The LGBT Center and I Care Program Presented By: Leon Braxton A social hour with refreshments follows the presentation. Suggested Donation: $2.00 for members; $4.00 for non-members
 Please call or text 314.761.4070 or click here to e-mail ahead of time if you need assistance in accessing this meeting space.
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| Sunday February 12 3:00 PM Concert Dinner following RSVP by February 10 |  St. Louis Wind Symphony Keating Performing Arts Center at Kirkwood High School 801 W. Essex Avenue (Click for map and directions) Join us for this concert by the premier wind ensemble in the Saint Louis metropolitan area. $5 tickets are available at the door. 
Following the concert, some of us will enjoy dinner (cost on your own, click here for menu) at Mike Duffy's Pub & Grill 124 W. Jefferson Avenue Kirkwood, MO (Click image for directions) This event is being coordinated by Bob C. By February 10 please click here to email Bob or call him at the number in the member roster to let him know that you will join us for the concert, dinner or both. (Back to top) |
| Saturday February 18 11:30 AM |  Prime Timers Monthly Saturday brunch at
Rue Lafayette 2026 Lafayette @ Mississippi Ave. (Click the image for their web site with menu and directions) (Recurring event the 3rd Saturday of every even month at different locations.) (Back to top) |
Saturday February 18 | Training for PROMO Equality Day 2012 (see February 29 calendar listing) will be held at two times: 10:00 a.m. at The LGBT Center of St. Louis, 4337 Manchester Rd., 63110 and 3:00 p.m. at the Ethical Society of St. Louis, 9001 Clayton Rd., 63117. Four additional training dates are also available. Contact EqualityDay@PROMOonline.org for details. |
| Sunday February 19 2:00 PM | Conservatory of Theatre Arts at Webster University student productions. Hello Again
Hello Again is musical with music, lyrics and book by Michael John LaChiusa. It is based on the 1897 play La Ronde by Arthur Schnitzler (also titled Reigen). It focuses on a series of love affairs among ten characters during the ten different decades of the 20th century. He also altered the gender of Schnitzler's "Little Miss" to the sexually ambiguous "Young Thing" to introduce a homosexual element into his century of sexual congress.
Highlights of the score include "I Got A Little Time", "Tom", "Safe", "The One I Love", "Mistress of the Senator" and "The Bed Was Not My Own".
Details to follow.
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| Sunday February 26 1:00 Reception 2:00 PM Play $12.00 | Plays “Briefs” and a
Special Reception for PTSL
312 North 8th Street
Downtown STL, 63101
$12.00 That Uppity Theatre Company, in partnership with Vital VOICE Media, presents “Briefs: A Festival of Short Lesbian and Gay Plays” on Sunday, Feb 26th at La Perla Building, 312 North 8th Street in Downtown St. Louis. “Briefs” brings together productions by eight different directors and playwrights and a diverse audience from the LGBT community, straight allies, local businesses and local artists.
All PTSL members (50+) are invited to purchase discount Senior Tickets ($12) in ADVANCE for the 2 p.m. showing of “Briefs” on Sunday, February 26, available at http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/215115 . Included with your ticket is a special pre-show reception starting at 1:00 p.m. planned just for PTSL and SAGE members by That Uppity Theatre Company and The Vital Voice. Reception hosts include Joan Lipkin, Sherrill Wayland, Leon Braxton and Darin Slyman. Cash bar and valet parking available
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Wednesday
February 29
7:30 a.m.
to about 5:00 p.m.
(Training on Sat, Feb 18) |  PROMO Equality Day 2012
Join fellow Missouri Prime Timers on PROMO Equality Day for an opportunity to let your voice be heard in Jefferson City. At Equality Day, you will have a chance to meet with your elected officials, use your voice to share your stories, and talk about issues important to all of our lives.
Your voice and your story can change the lives of LGBT Missourians. This non-partisan event is good old-fashioned Democracy in action! Voice your views on protecting lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender Missourians from employment and housing discrimination, safeguarding all youth from bullying in schools, and standing up for LGBT parents and their families in Missouri.
Sign up today to register for Equality Day 2012. The fee for registration and bus transportation is $5.00. Low-income individuals can contact EqualityDay@PROMOonline.org for financial assistance. If you have any questions regarding transportation or would like to reserve a seat in your area, please contact Ashley Cook at EqualityDay@PROMOonline.org .
You may also wish to attend training for this day which will be held on Saturday, February 18th at two times: 10:00 a.m. at The LGBT Center of St. Louis, 4337 Manchester Rd., 63110 and 3:00 p.m. at the Ethical Society of St. Louis, 9001 Clayton Rd., 63117. Four additional training dates are also available. Contact EqualityDay@PROMOonline.org for details. |
| Saturday March 3 5:00 PM | Host Needed for the monthly Potluck (Back to top) |
| Saturday March 10 1:00 PM | Monthly Membership Meeting Lafayette Park United Methodist Church 2300 Lafayette Ave. (in Lafayette Square) Click here for directions. Program: Health Care Law 101- What's In It for You Today? Presented By: Linda Kurz from AARP Learn what has already been implemented from the "Affordable Health Care Act" of 2010, what changes have yet to take place, how they will effect your life, and when they will go into effect (if the Act isn't repealed or amended in the near future).
Linda Kurz is a retired Health Care Executive, having been Director of the VA Medical Center in St. Louis before retirement. A social hour with refreshments follows the presentation. Suggested Donation: $2.00 for members; $4.00 for non-members
Please call or text 314.761.4070 or click here to e-mail ahead of time if you need assistance in accessing this meeting space. (Back to top) |
| Saturday March 10 5:30 pm Optional Dinner 7:00 PM Movie (Doors open at 6:15) RSVP by March 8 |  SAGE Metro St. Louis - Movie Benefit
“Gen Silent”
MCC of Greater St. Louis
1919 South Broadway, St. Louis, MO 63109
“Gen Silent” is a powerful, multi-award-winning new feature film about older LGBT adults and the challenges we face. A Q&A session with area LGBT older adult providers will follow the movie.
Support the great work of SAGE Metro St. Louis by seeing this film. Movie trailer and advance tickets ($12 online / $15 at the door) at http://sagemetrostl.weebly.com/event-tickets.html. RSVP by March 8 for optional dinner (TBA nearby) before the film by e-mailing Charles Koehler (click here) or by calling him at the number in the member roster..
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| Sunday March 18 12:30 PM | Prime Timers Monthly Sunday brunch at Location TBA (Recurring event the 3rd Sunday of every odd month at different locations.) (Back to top) |
| Saturday March 24 6:00 PM Dinner 8:00 PM Concert RSVP by March 22 | 
560 Trinity Ave. University City (western end of the loop) 15th Anniversary Concert Click here for a map of the University City Loop.
Admission is FREE. Applause and donations are greatly appreciated. Pre-Concert dinner at Market Pub House (web site for menu) 6655 Delmar Blvd. University City Dinner cost on your own. This event is being coordinated by Ed H. By March 22, Click here to email Ed to let him know that you will join us for dinner, the concert or both. (Back to top)
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Sunday March 25 2012 | Conservatory of Theatre Arts at Webster University student productions. Edgar Allen Poe's Nevermore (Directing Project)
Nevermore: The Imaginary Life and Mysterious Death of Edgar Allan Poe, is a musical that was written, composed, and directed by Jonathan Christenson. It follows the tragic life of Edgar Allan Poe, and the internal struggles he faced which later on inspired his writings. The script contains many references to Edgar Allan Poe's poems and short stories.
Details to follow.
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| Saturday March 31 10:00 AM to 1:30 PM RSVP by March 30 | “The Blood District” Architectural Walking Tour
 800 North 3rd Street
Saturday, March 31
10:00 am – 1:30 pm
FREE tour / Lunch on your own
In the 19th Century, it was called The Riverfront. In the 20th Century, it was called Laclede's Landing. In the 21st Century, it is called The Blood District --- by fans of Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter.
Come on a walking tour of the oldest section of St. Louis, led by PTSL member Doug Schneider. Every building you will see is at least 100 years old. The tour will be held rain or shine, but will not be held if there is snow or ice on the cobblestone streets of the district.
Meet at 10 am on Saturday, March 31 in the lobby of Vatterott College's new School of Music Production, better known as Nelly's Ex'treme Institute. Address is 800 North 3rd Street, Downtown St. Louis, 63102.
The tour is free. Lunch after the tour (pay on your own) is in a nearby replica of the US Senate Dining Room. RSVP for lunch by Friday, March 30 e-mailing Charles Koehler (click here) or by calling him at the number in the member roster..
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| Saturday March 31 6:00 PM Dinner 8:00 PM Chorus RSVP by Friday March 30 | 
560 Trinity Ave. University City (western end of the loop) Click here for a map of the University City Loop.  Spring Concert 2012
"Our Song"Gateway Men’s Chorus celebrates their 25th Silver Anniversary with a concert dedicated to the songs and arrangements they had commissioned over the years. Note: If ordering online tickets are $20 with a $5.00 discount if you enter the promo code Charis at checkout. For tickets ordered by phone or at the door, just mention Prime Timers to receive the $15 price.
Pre-Concert dinner at Market Pub House (web site for menu)
6655 Delmar Blvd. University City Dinner cost on your own. This event is being coordinated by Ed H. By March 30, Click here to email Ed to let him know that you will join us for dinner, the concert or both.
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| Sunday April 1 2012 | Conservatory of Theatre Arts at Webster University student productions. 100Saints You Should Know (Directing Project)
Like Fodor's debut play, 100 Saints You Should Know tackles a big subject: Faith — the difficult questions that make it a constant struggle even for true believers and which frequently leave those who doubt or reject it in turmoil. . The pivotal character here is a young priest furloughed from his church post by superiors skittish about any hint of noncnforming priestly behavior. His dilemma puts the widely documented crisis in the priesthood into a broader context of an alienated society which chips away at people's ability to rely on the comforting rituals of faith.
Details to follow.
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| Saturday April 7 5:00 PM | Brian D. and Chuck N. host this month's Potluck (Back to top) |
| Sunday April 8 2012 | Conservatory of Theatre Arts at Webster University student productions. (Directing Project) And Phillips doesn'tmean that the audience is falling asleep. On the contrary, they are nodding their heads in agreement and laughing in recognition Whether members of the audience can relate to the forty-something couples who come of age in the radical seventies, become parents under the Reagan administration, and then either solidify or lose touch with their long-term relationships, the play exposes the same, universal insecurities that people face every time there are shattering changes in their lives. Marguhes' characters are real. They are normal. They are family, friends, and the people next door. They are people facing their fears. Details to follow.
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Saturday,
April 14
8:00 a.m.
and 11:00 a.m.
Forest Park
Register ASAP! | 5K or E-Z 1 Mile Walk for a Great LGBT Cause Join fellow Prime Timers as we walk to raise funds for THREE great local LGBT organizations – SAGE, The LGBT Center and the PROMO Fund - in a 5K or E-Z 1 Mile “Walk for GO! St. Louis” on Saturday, April 14 at 8 or 11 a.m. in Forest Park (with plenty of time to get to our PTSL Monthly Membership Meeting that afternoon).
Participants will be accepting donations from family and friends in support of their run or walk. ALL of the funds raised by our joint “Run-4 Equality Team” will go directly to support the work of SAGE Metro St. Louis, the St. Louis LGBT Center and the PROMO Education Fund. Registration is filling up fast and will probably end before February 1st, so sign up today! To register online (it only takes 5 minutes), go to http://www.active.com/event_detail.cfm?event_id=1995252 . When you get to this SPECIAL “Charity Registration Only” page, click on the Large Green “Register Now” button in the upper right hand corner. Then click on either the “5K Run/Walk” ($25 for 8 am) or the “Mature Mile” (60 or older - $10 at 11 a.m.) tab, and fill in your age, name and waiver agreement. (The fee pays for all event costs and gets you a nifty T-Shirt too!) Then click on the “Agree and Continue” tab. As you complete the next page, under “What is your chosen Charity Team?’’, BE SURE TO CLICK ON “PROMO Fund”. That will insure the funds you raised will go directly to all three of our LGBT organizations. When you have finished registering, then ALSO e-mail Charles Koehler at ckoehler1904@charter.net or call 314/761-4070 to let him know that you will be part of the Prime Timers Team! Join us for the fun and support the work of these three great LGBT organizations! Be sure to contact Jeffrey Brodzinski at jeffb@PROMOonline.org or call 314-862-4900 if you need assistance with registration or have other questions |
| Saturday April 14 1:00 PM | Monthly Membership Meeting Special Location for this Month's Meeting Trinity Episcopal Church (Click for directions)600 N. Euclid at Washington Park in the lot behind the church, entered from Washington. Click here for parking information
Program: Blogs, Facebook and Twitter Presented By: Stephen Patterson A social hour with refreshments follows the presentation. Suggested Donation: $2.00 for members; $4.00 for non-members
Please call or text 314.761.4070 or click here to e-mail ahead of time if you need assistance in accessing this meeting space. (Back to top) |
| Saturday April 21 11:30 AM | Prime Timers Monthly Saturday brunch at Location TBA (Recurring event the 3rd Saturday of every even month at different locations.) (Back to top) |
| Saturday April 21 | SAGE Community Resource Fair – Location and times TBA |
| Sunday April 29 2012 | Conservatory of Theatre Arts at Webster University student productions. Lady Windermere's Fan by Oscar Wilde
Lady Windermere’s Fan was Oscar Wilde’s first produced play, and it was an instant success on the London stage. Chronicling a series of misunderstandings and deceptions in the high society world of Victorian London, critics and audiences alike were charmed by Wilde’s trademark wit and intelligence.
Details to follow.
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| Saturday May 5 5:00 PM | Art K. and Paul S. will host this month's potluck dinner at their home in South St. Louis County at 5:00 PM. (Click here for the address, a map and driving directions.) (Back to top) |
| Saturday May 12 1:00 PM | Monthly Membership Meeting Lafayette Park United Methodist Church 2300 Lafayette Ave. (in Lafayette Square) Click here for directions. Program: Eye of the Beholder: Tips for a Lifetime of Healthy Vision Presented By: Randall Macke, M.D. Most of us take our vision and eye health for granted until a problem develops. This informative presentation by Randy Macke, MD of Premiere Eye Associates summarizes many of the common issues facing patients as they age and what can be done to keep your eyes healthy throughout your entire lives. A social hour with refreshments follows the presentation. Suggested Donation: $2.00 for members; $4.00 for non-members
Please call or text 314.761.4070 or click here to e-mail ahead of time if you need assistance in accessing this meeting space. (Back to top) |
| Saturday May 19 6:00 PM Dinner 8:00 PM Concert RSVP by May 17 |
560 Trinity Ave. University City (western end of the loop) Pops Concert
Click here for a map of the University City Loop.
Admission is FREE. Applause and donations are greatly appreciated. Pre-Concert dinner at Market Pub House (web site for menu) 6655 Delmar Blvd. University City Dinner cost on your own. This event is being coordinated by Ed H. By March 17, Click here to email Ed to let him know that you will join us for dinner, the concert or both.
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| Sunday May 20 8:30 AM to about 5:30 PM | “Springfield Illinois Trip and Brunch – Join fellow Prime Timers as we carpool to visit the newly renovated Dana Thomas House (a Frank Lloyd Wright masterpiece), have Brunch, and attend a city-wide Art Festival (with optional Lincoln Museum tour). Details TBA.” (Back to top) |
| Saturday June 2 5:00 PM | Host Needed for the monthly Potluck (Back to top) |
| Saturday June 9 1:00 PM | Monthly Membership Meeting Lafayette Park United Methodist Church 2300 Lafayette Ave. (in Lafayette Square) Click here for directions. Program: St. Louis Gay Pride History Presented By: Jim Andris A social hour with refreshments follows the presentation. Suggested Donation: $2.00 for members; $4.00 for non-members
Please call or text 314.761.4070 or click here to e-mail ahead of time if you need assistance in accessing this meeting space. (Back to top) |
| Saturday June 16 11:30 AM | Prime Timers Monthly Saturday brunch at Location TBA (Recurring event the 3rd Saturday of every even month at different locations.) (Back to top) |
| Saturday June 16 Noon to 5 PM | Metro East Pride Join us in historic Downtown Belleville as we staff our PTSL Booth at the Metro East Pride Fest. Contact Charles Koehler (click here) or by calling him at the number in the member roster to volunteer or for more info. |
| Saturday June16 6:00 PM Dinner 8:00 PM Chorus RSVP by June 14 | 
Edison Theatre Washington University in St. Louis 6445 Forsyth Blvd. St. Louis, MO Click the image for map and directions Summer Concert 2012 - "ExtrABBAganza" Note: If ordering online tickets are $20 with a $5.00 discount if you enter the promo code Charis at checkout. For tickets ordered by phone or at the door, just mention Prime Timers to receive the $15 price.
Pre-Concert dinner at TBA This event is being coordinated by Ed H. By March 30, Click here to email Ed to let him know that you will join us for dinner, the concert or both.
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| Saturday Sunday June 23 & 24 11:00 AM | 
PrideFest 2012
June 23th & 24th
Click here for the PrideFest web site.
Volunteers needed to man our booth. |
| Saturday July 7 6:30 PM RSVP by July 5 | Since our traditional Pot Luck date this July falls on Saturday, July 7, we will be holding it at a special location and special new time. This will also replace our July Monthly Membership Meeting for July 14.  Prime Timer John Sweet has graciously made the building at 21 O’Fallon Place – on the Riverfront – available for us to celebrate Independence Day festivities at a comfortable distance from the crowds downtown. (This is the same location where we have held our Annual Holiday Banquet. Click the image for a map and directions.)
Because some Prime Timers will want to see the live entertainment and fireworks that night, we will be starting our Pot Luck at 6:30 p.m. that evening - it will still be daylight for those wishing to leave earlier. Bring a folding chair, if you would like to join us to see the fireworks. Prime Timers St. Louis will provide main course dishes of beef brisket (prepared by Michael T.), barbeque pork steaks (prepared by Dave T.) and soft drinks (alcohol is BYOB). Members should bring an appropriate potluck side dish or dessert to share. Cost is FREE for members, and we request a $5 donation for non-member guests.
To be certain we provide the proper amount of food, please RSVP to Charles oehler by Thursday, Jul7 5 with the number attending and the potluck side dish you will bring. You can CLICK HERE to email Charles or call him at the number in the member roster.
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| Saturday July 14 | Note that our Annual Independence Day BBQ Potluck was held IN LIEU OF OUR REGULAR MONTHLY MEMBERSHIP MEETING |
| Sunday July 15 12:30 PM | Prime Timers Monthly Sunday brunch at Location TBA (Recurring event the 3rd Sunday of every odd month at different locations.) (Back to top) |
| Saturday August 4 5:00 PM | Host Needed for the monthly Potluck (Back to top) |
| Saturday August 11 1:00 PM | Monthly Membership Meeting Lafayette Park United Methodist Church 2300 Lafayette Ave. (in Lafayette Square) Click here for directions. Program: Still Out, Still Aging: The MetLife Study of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Baby Boomers
(Conducted with assistance from SAGE USA) Presented By: Jon Shigemura, Investment Advisor Representative (OneAmerica Securities, Inc.). Jon serves on the Board of Directors for SAGE Metro St. Louis. LGBT Baby Boomers have withstood many years of discrimination, and say their approach to retirement and aging has been shaped by these experiences. We will review the study findings and distribute "Planning Tips for LGBT Individuals and Couples". Prepared with assistance from SAGE USA, this publication offers guidance and advice in the areas of legacy planning, employee benefits, health care, financial and retirement planning. A social hour with refreshments follows the presentation. Suggested Donation: $2.00 for members; $4.00 for non-members
Please call or text 314.761.4070 or click here to e-mail ahead of time if you need assistance in accessing this meeting space. (Back to top) |
| Saturday August 18 11:30 AM | Prime Timers Monthly Saturday brunch at Location TBA (Recurring event the 3rd Saturday of every even month at different locations.) (Back to top) |
| Saturday September 1 5:00 PM | Dave T. will host the monthly Potluck Details TBA (Back to top) |
| Saturday September 8 1:00 PM | Monthly Membership Meeting Lafayette Park United Methodist Church 2300 Lafayette Ave. (in Lafayette Square) Click here for directions. Program: Presented By: A social hour with refreshments follows the presentation. Suggested Donation: $2.00 for members; $4.00 for non-members
Please call or text 314.761.4070 or click here to e-mail ahead of time if you need assistance in accessing this meeting space. (Back to top) |
| Sunday September 16 12:30 PM | Prime Timers Monthly Sunday brunch at Location TBA (Recurring event the 3rd Sunday of every odd month at different locations.) (Back to top) |
| Saturday October 6 4:00 PM | Tom B. and Tom K. will host this month's potluck and movie night at their home in downtown St. Louis. The Syndicate Building 915 Olive St. #909 (Click here or the image for directions) Parking at no charge in the City Garage next to their building on Olive Street between 10th & 9th. Take the first spot in short-term parking. Bring your ticket with you to get a sticker for free parking. Please note the start time of 4:00 PM. (Back to top) |
| Wednesday October 10 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM | AARP “Celebration of Life” Fair at MoBOT |
| Saturday October 13 1:00 PM | Monthly Membership Meeting Lafayette Park United Methodist Church 2300 Lafayette Ave. (in Lafayette Square) Click here for directions. Program: Presented By: A social hour with refreshments follows the presentation. Suggested Donation: $2.00 for members; $4.00 for non-members
Please call or text 314.761.4070 or click here to e-mail ahead of time if you need assistance in accessing this meeting space. (Back to top) |
| Saturday October 20 11:30 AM | Prime Timers Monthly Saturday brunch at Location TBA (Recurring event the 3rd Saturday of every even month at different locations.) (Back to top) |
| Saturday November 3 5:00 PM | Host Needed for the monthly Potluck (Back to top) |
| Saturday November 10 1:00 PM | Monthly Membership Meeting Monthly Membership Meeting Special Location for this Month's Meeting TBA Program: Presented By: A social hour with refreshments follows the presentation. Suggested Donation: $2.00 for members; $4.00 for non-members
Please call or text 314.761.4070 or click here to e-mail ahead of time if you need assistance in accessing this meeting space. (Back to top) |
| Sunday November 18 12:30 PM | Prime Timers Monthly Sunday brunch at Location TBA (Recurring event the 3rd Sunday of every odd month at different locations.) (Back to top) |
| Saturday December 1 5:00 PM | PTSL Annual Holiday Pot Luck Banquet |
| Saturday December 8 | Note that our Holiday Banquet and Potluck were held on December 1 IN LIEU OF OUR REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING |
| Saturday December 15 11:30 AM | Prime Timers Monthly Saturday brunch at Location TBA (Recurring event the 3rd Saturday of every even month at different locations.) (Back to top) |
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