Department of Human Services

17th Annual Spring Jubilee Celebrating Older Americans Month

Johnny Rabbitt will serve as Master of Ceremonies.

May 14, 2014 | 2 min reading time

This article is 11 years old. It was published on May 14, 2014.

 The St. Louis Area Agency on Aging of the Department of Human Services of the City of St. Louis will hold its 17th Annual Spring Jubilee celebrating Older Americans Month this Friday, May 16, 2014 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Upsilon Omega Foundation, located at 3900 Goodfellow Boulevard in the Mark Twain neighborhood.

This year's theme is "Safe Today, Healthy Tomorrow!"  The theme celebrates the efforts of thousands of older St. Louisans whose actions make our community a better place to live and play. Media personality Johnny Rabbitt will serve as Master of Ceremonies.

The program will be as follows:

9:00:  SLAAA Special Events Slide Show

9:15:  Open dance with DJ Glenn Beavers

9:45:  Welcome by Johnny Rabbitt and David P. Sykora, Executive Director, St. Louis Area Agency on Aging

9:55:  Relay Obstacle Course-Mary Shands

10:05: Prize give away

10:10:  Michael McMillan, President & CEO of Urban League of Metropolitan St Louis

10:20:  Spirit of Angela

10:30:  Wellness Center Presentation - Dr. Nick Barnes

11:00:  Monsanto YMCA Line Dancers

11:30:  Lunch is served

12:00:  "What's Your Birth Year"

12:10:  Prize give away

12:20:  Open Dance

1:00:  Betty Suggs Presents…..

2:00: Event ends

 

For more information, call (314) 612-5918.

Department of Human Services - St. Louis Area Agency on Aging

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