Westmoreland Unites: Community Events and Engagements to Watch
Westmoreland County is pulsing with energy this week, offering a feast of events that cater to diverse interests and age groups. Here’s a roundup of activities that highlight the community spirit in our region. Whether you’re looking to volunteer, indulge in cultural festivities, or engage in health-conscious seminars, there’s something for everyone in Westmoreland.
A Night to Remember at the Greensburg Church
Bring your dancing shoes and appetites to the Greensburg Church of the Brethren, which is hosting a unique event for individuals with developmental disabilities. From 5 to 7 p.m. on Mondays, this gathering promises an evening of connection and joy, coupled with a hearty dinner. All attendees are encouraged to bring a caregiver and any contributions in the form of donations are warmly welcomed. As stated in TribLIVE.com, community gatherings like these promote inclusivity and foster an environment of mutual support.
Spring into Celebration: Easter Fun and Fundraisers
April in Westmoreland heralds not just the bloom of flowers but also a flurry of community-oriented events. The Cook Township Community Center invites children to a free Easter party, engaging them with outdoor fun and creative activities.
Meanwhile, local churches are gearing up for their fundraising ventures. The West Newton First Church of God’s mission trip to the Navajo Nation gets a financial boost with their upcoming hoagie sales on April 12 and May 10. And don’t miss the chance to delight in traditional pierogi flavors at St. Stephen Byzantine Catholic Church on March 28 – with options that range from sweet cabbage to cottage cheese.
Health and Wellness: Educating and Empowering Seniors
Senior citizens in Westmoreland have an opportunity to empower themselves through a seminar on bullying, slated for March 25. Focused on addressing elder experiences, this session will be enriched by resource-sharing and networking opportunities that promise to make a real difference.
Additionally, Senior Safe Driving classes are being offered for those wishing to enhance their driving skills while securing insurance discounts.
Spotlight on Volunteerism and Local Theaters
Volunteerism finds its champion with the Westmoreland Historical Society, encouraging locals to participate in preserving the county’s rich heritage. Whether it’s leading tours or managing events, volunteers here are met with both educational opportunities and personal growth.
Homes to cultural creativity, local theaters like the Geyer Performing Arts Center continue to shine with performances like “The Rainbow Fish Musical,” presenting an exciting evening for arts enthusiasts of all ages.
The Pulse of Westmoreland’s Community
As we navigate through these events, it’s clear that Westmoreland’s heart beats strongly in its local engagements, forging connections that enrich lives and strengthen community bonds. Don’t forget to mark your calendars and partake in these wonderful experiences!
