Friday 9/19 | 1 to 3pm | Windham Public Library
Jessie Graham, Certified Master Coach, shares how to organize and let go with ease, thoughtfully share items with others, and embrace your next phase of life.
Free & open to the public. | Refreshments provided.
Questions? Want to attend over Zoom? Reach Ray at 207-892-1908 ext. 5 or rmarcotte@windhammaine.us.
Need a ride? Call Age Friendly Windham at 207-892-4649.
Friday 9/12 | 1 to 3pm | Windham Public Library
Eric Segee, Funeral Director & Owner of Dolby, Blais & Segee Funeral Home, will share how to create a send-off as unique as the life it honors.
Free & open to the public. | Refreshments provided.
Questions? Reach Ray at 207-892-1908 ext. 5 or rmarcotte@windhammaine.us.
Need a ride? Call Age Friendly Windham at 207-892-4649.
Take a look at the Fall Agewell Classes presented by the Southern Maine Agency on Aging. Secure your spot by registering at smaaa.org/events.
Save the date! The next monthly meeting of the Age Friendly Windham committee is September 22, 2025. From 3 to 5pm we will be at the Windham Public Library. Learn how to get connected with us on digital platforms so that you can stay informed and get involved!
There’s so much to look forward to this fall with Age Friendly Windham! Save the dates for exciting programs designed just for you.
This fall, the Southern Maine Agency on Aging is hosting its Medicare Seminar Series at its new Portland location. Whether you’re approaching enrollment or simply want to better understand your benefits, these sessions will give you the tools and knowledge you need.
Learn how to:
Register today to secure your spot and take the first step toward confident, informed healthcare decisions.
We’re excited to share that the Southern Maine Agency on Aging (SMAA) will open a brand-new Portland Center this fall! This new location will offer many of the same services as SMAA’s Biddeford and Springvale sites, including:
With Maine home to the highest percentage of older adults in the nation, this expansion will help meet the growing demand for quality, comprehensive care—especially for those with the greatest social and economic needs.
The Adult Day Program provides engaging, personalized activities in a warm, welcoming environment, while giving caregivers valuable time to recharge.
SMAA is encouraging community members to help spread the word about the new center and its programs by sharing flyers, newsletters, and social posts.
📌 Interested in Adult Day Programming in Portland?
Learn more and complete the online form, or reach out directly to Nicole Garrity, Adult Day Program Manager, at ngarrity@smaaa.org or 207-396-6508.
📌 Nonprofit Space Available
The Portland Center will have limited rental space for nonprofits. Contact Meredith Anderson, Community Outreach Director, at manderson@smaaa.org for more information.
We’re excited to see this new Portland Center open its doors and serve Mainers and their families this fall!
Join Age Friendly Windham at the Windham Public Library for a 6-part series of presentations to support end of life planning.
The series starts in September and is free and open to the public.
Call or email Ray at the Help Desk at 207-892-1908 ext. 5 or rmarcotte@windhammaine.us. Transportation may be available from Age Friendly Windham. call 207-892-4649 for more information.
Age Friendly Windham & Cumberland County FCU presents a FREE community luncheon on September 16, 2025 at the Windham Town Hall Gym from 11am to 1pm.
We’ll provide food and information on community resources. See you there!
Wednesday July 30 at Dundee Park
79 Presumpscot Rd
6:30-8:00pm
Free Admission after 5:00pm
July 30 – Jimmy Macisso
The Macisso Brothers have been singing and playing music since childhood. Jimmy, the youngest of the three, was influenced by his older brothers. While playing as a member of the Tony Boffa Band, Jimmy accepted the challenge of filling a much needed and vacated role. Stepping out of his comfort zone Jimmy willingly exchanged his saxophone for a bass guitar, and the rest is history. From that day, Jimmy has been the bass player with vocal contributions in the “Tony Boffa Band”, and “Tony Boffa Trio”. After Tony’s retirement, Jimmy assumed the lead role of the trio now known as the “Jimmy Macisso Band” with former Miss Maine, Susie Pepper and John Hoekstra.
Concessions provided by: Age Friendly Windham
Please join us to support Age Friendly Windham. If you are interested in volunteering at the event or need transportation, please call 207-892-4649
