Events

COVID-19 has had a profound effect on so many, but despite the shelter-in-place order, residents at La Posada remain resilient, continuing to live independently and flourish despite the need for social distancing.

COVID-19 has had a profound effect on so many, but despite the shelter-in-place order, residents at La Posada remain resilient, continuing to live independently and flourish despite the need for social distancing.

La Posada takes hurricane preparedness seriously, which is why we have safety procedures and other measures in place to ensure the health and safety of all our residents and staff during hurricane season.

To help relieve feelings of isolation and loneliness during the pandemic and lockdown, La Posada is offering free group classes on how to connect through technology using social media, Zoom, and online ordering.

In an effort to get residents moving during the coronavirus pandemic, Rick Minichino, La Posada’s wellness director, created an outdoor exercise class in which residents can participate from their patios and balconies and from the community courtyard.

This Valentine’s Day commemorates a special time for two La Posada residents. Chuck Sawicki and his partner, Martha Wolf, weren’t necessarily looking for love, but they managed to find each other, and now the two are inseparable.

On Saturday, March 14, The Wisdom Warrior Challenge – created by La Posada’s director of rehabilitation, Linda Borgmeyer – will feature residents from La Posada and other local active adult communities competing in a variety of different track and field events.

On Wednesday, November 20, 2019 at 3pm, please join us at La Posada for a relaxing walking tour of our spectacular community as we host our much anticipated Wine Tasting event where you will have the opportunity to taste a wonderful selection of delectable Kendall-Jackson wines from California.

There is a common misconception that as people age they become lethargic and waste away hours in front of television sets. However, a group of seniors in South Florida is determined to defy the negative stereotypes by finding new ways to stay active and engaged as they age.