VNW 10-year Celebration!!!

Coffee and breakfast at The Kitchen Table in Salmon Creek. 1319 NE 134th St. Vancouver.

Everyone has a life story that needs to be told. The question is how to tell it in a concise, coherent, and compelling way. You might say to yourself “I’m not a writer”,
or “it would be a massive undertaking!” Well, Villages Clark County can help with a new workshop being led by VCC Villager, Dominic Sitowski. In a safe, non-judgmental way,
by just writing two pages at a time, you can make your history come alive and have fun in the process. Write about episodes that stand out in your life. Your life experiences,
people, wins and losses, ups and downs. You might even find healing and serendipitous results in the process.

Date: 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of each month, beginning on March 11th
Time: 1:00 to 3:00 pm
Where: The recreational room at the Walnut Grove Apartments
7213 NE 58th Street, Vancouver

Coffee and breakfast at Sunny’s Diner 1801 SE 164th Ave (same parking lot as Big Al’s).

Coffee and breakfast at The Kitchen Table in Salmon Creek. 1319 NE 134th St. Vancouver.

VCC Book Club
Wednesday, March 18th at 10:00 A.M. in the First Presbyterian Church Library.
VCC Book Club is seeking readers who enjoy having their horizons broadened. Our members have a wide variety of preferences in their reading choices yet are seeking more viewpoints contributing to our reading lists. We are gathering in March to select the titles for the next few months. We may also be open to a change in our format - so now is your chance to help build a book club to suit your tastes! Come join us for discussion and laughs. We don't always stay on topic, but we always have a good time!

VCC Happy Hour
When: Wednesday, March 18th
Time: 3-5 p.m.
Where:
Tukes Taphouse
113 E Main St
Battle Ground, WA.

Coffee and breakfast at Sunny’s Diner 1801 SE 164th Ave (same parking lot as Big Al’s).

Coffee and breakfast at The Kitchen Table in Salmon Creek. 1319 NE 134th St. Vancouver.

Everyone has a life story that needs to be told. The question is how to tell it in a concise, coherent, and compelling way. You might say to yourself “I’m not a writer”,
or “it would be a massive undertaking!” Well, Villages Clark County can help with a new workshop being led by VCC Villager, Dominic Sitowski. In a safe, non-judgmental way,
by just writing two pages at a time, you can make your history come alive and have fun in the process. Write about episodes that stand out in your life. Your life experiences,
people, wins and losses, ups and downs. You might even find healing and serendipitous results in the process.

Date: 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of each month, beginning on March 11th
Time: 1:00 to 3:00 pm
Where: The recreational room at the Walnut Grove Apartments
7213 NE 58th Street, Vancouver

Coffee and breakfast at Sunny’s Diner 1801 SE 164th Ave (same parking lot as Big Al’s).