Two family concerts and a Broadway review were community-wide events that greatly enhanced our Center's visibility. Eighty people attended our first Tu b'Shevat Seder. Market resea rch conducted in MetroWest during this year is guiding Center leadership and staff in developing new services for children and families. Senior Adult members continue to enjoy weekly kosher hot lunch programs and monthly Sunday brunches. Day trips include the Jewish Theatre of New En gland, Boston Pops and dining out.
Guest speakers provide stimulating programs and discussions.
This year over 100 people attended the Senior's Spring Card Party and Luncheon. The Early Childhood Program has been enriched by the addition of the Bureau of Jewish Education's Preschool Parent Connection designed to help parents be their children's first Jewish teachers. Families have participated in parent-led story hours and inf ormational sessions. The Family Shabbat dinner, Chanukah party, and fun-filled Purim Carnival added a positive sense of community to the young families involved at Metro North. Preschool children attended two intergenera tional programs at our Revere Se nior Adult site this year.