Social Bridge

Social Bridge

When:

Thursday, March 18th

1:00 PM to 2:00 PM

Where:

Stone Arch Lofts

Community Room

600 South 2^nd St.

What:

An accredited American Contract Bridge teacher will direct this social bridge night. She will give instructions and be available to answer questions throughout the evening. Even if you have played social bridge before, we are sure you will learn something new. You are expected to come with a partner. If you need help finding a partner, contact Emily Hutchinson and she will try to assist you. Plan to arrive early as we will begin play immediately at 7:00 pm.

Cost: $6.00/ person

MCC MEMBERS AND GUESTS

Reservations required

Contact

emilyhutchinson [at] millcitycommons [dot] orgSend an email

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AAA Home&Away magazine published an article called "Living the Good Life" about aging in place in their September/October 2011 issue. Mill City Commons is highlighted on page 3 under "Creating a Village". You'll find the article by clicking here.

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