Intermediate Tai Chi: Mondays, 9:00am-10:00am; $8/10; Drop-in
Beginning Tai Chi: Mondays, 10:00am-11:00am; $8/10; Drop-in
Join David MacLam on a Tai Chi journey. This non-competitive martial art known for its self-defense techniques and health benefits combines gentle physical exercise and stretching with mindfulness.
Thursday, by appointment only, call 415-457-6700
Legal Aid of Marin provides free 30-minute consultations for Marin County residents who are 60+. Volunteer trusts and estates lawyers give limited scope consultations on trust and estates; wills; trust administration; Health Care Directives; Powers of Attorney; and some related real estate matters.
Thursdays; 11:00am-1:00pm; Free; Drop-In
Do you have art projects that are unfinished? Would you like guidance and support from other artists? Join our newest Art facilitator Mary Brooks in doing art here at Whistlestop!
Interested in learning to play this exciting and challenging tile-based game? Call our front desk to get more information about the class and style of Mah Jongg!
Wednesdays; 11:15am-12:15pm; $40/$50
Strum your way to happiness with instructor Sandy Bailey! Please bring your own ukulele. Each session runs for 6 weeks.
Rabel is a soft tissue specialist, certified by the American Medical Massage Association. Massages are located in the alcove by Whistlestop’s Jackson Café.
By Appointment Only. Tuesdays 3:30pm-5:00pm, Wednesdays 9:00am- 3:00pm, Thursdays 12:00pm-3:00pm. To schedule please call 415-419-4608.
Tues; 10am-1pm; Registration required
Christy, is back to offer complimentary manicures to you. Simply call our front desk after 9 am on Tuesday mornings to schedule an appointment. While manicures are free, donations are appreciated.
The HOPE Program, Senior peer counseling and ACASA is a group of volunteer Spanish speaking senior peer counselors (services also available in English). Trained counselors have supportive counseling skills and provide weekly home visits to their clients, offering free and confidential emotional support.
ACASA is currently looking for counselors. For questions or to sign up for a friendly visit, contact Laurie Hunt (415 473-6802).
Thursdays rain or shine; 9:00am-10:00am
The Agricultural Institute of Marin’s Mobile Farmers’ Market visits Whistlestop every Thursday, rain or shine. Purchase local seasonal fruits and vegetables with ease right here at Whistlestop.
Resuming Week of February 4 – May 8; Wednesdays; 3:30pm-4:45pm
Fee: Sign up before February 1 and get a $5 discount $35/$40; after February 4 pay full price $40/$45
Naturalization is the process to voluntarily become a U.S. citizen if you were born outside of the United States. In general, you may be eligible if you can show continuous U.S. residence for three to five years, are at least 18 years old, and demonstrate good moral character and loyalty to the U.S. Constitution. If you are currently studying for your Citizenship Exam and need additional support, join us for our weekly class.
Browse the BOOK SALE in our main Lounge!
Dozens of new and gently used books and DVDs for $1-$2, with excellent new hardcovers and trade paperbacks added daily.
Bestsellers, gift books, mysteries, health books, and much more.
All proceeds go directly to supporting Whistlestop’s programs and services.
Wednesdays, 11am-12pm; $3 suggested donation; Offsite location: Albert J. Boro Community Center/Pickleweed, 50 Canal Street.
Join us for a weekly gathering to socialize and learn something new. Nutritious lunch catered by Good Earth from 12-1 pm.
