Senior Adults Lunch & Movie Day

Join us for an afternoon of great food, chatting with old friends, meeting new friends and popcorn and a movie. Check in is at 11:30. Lunch will be served at 12:00. After enjoying your meal, everyone is invited to see the movie: "Harriet".

Description of movie: Harriet was born “Minty” Ross. Born into slavery in 1820, in Maryland, she later would take the free name of Harriet Tubman. When she thought she would receive emancipation by marrying a free man named John Tubman, Harriet was brutally reminded that she would never see freedom. But such threats have a curious way of sparking rebelliousness. And Harriet Tubman was not a woman who was willing to submit to permanent enslavement. Instead, she ran from her slave masters in Maryland, journeying more than 100 miles to the free land of Pennsylvania. There, she found her true self as a liberated woman. But as she began tasting the fruit of freedom, she knew she couldn’t keep it to herself. She joined the Anti-Slavery Society in Philadelphia and later became a conductor for the Underground Railroad, obeying the voice of God and liberating hundreds of slaves.