Life at Three Pillars
Three Pillars Senior Living Communities is Wisconsin's only continuing care retirement community to receive a "BEST" rating from U.S. News & World Report.
What We're Up To
IT'S OFFICIAL, THREE PILLARS HAS THE BEST VOLUNTEERS!
Three Pillars Senior Living Communities hosts a number of events on its yearly calendar - Concerts in the Park, Three Pillars Fest, Open Houses, Special Dinners, Tours and many more - and our favorite event is always our Volunteer Appreciation Dinner, which was held Sunday at Village on the Square!
Last night, we didn't let the 104 volunteers in attendance volunteer for anything other than enjoying their drinks and prime rib dinner cooked by our dining staff, and served by our management team.
Entertainment by Downtown Harrison followed in the community room. We'd share pics from the event, but we didn't have any volunteers to take them! Instead, enjoy this video recap highlighting a few of the many, many volunteers who help make our campus tick. SPOILER: it's a long video because we have a lot of incredible volunteers!
LOCAL AUTHOR TO SPEAK AT MAY LUNCH & LEARN
Join us Thursday, May 8, at 12:30pm or 2pm to hear local author Christine Nekas-Thoma, talk about her inspiration for writing "God's Whispers: Your Anchor Through Life's Storms."
"As you wait for God to guide you through your storms, this book will provide a valuable reminder to trust in God, to patiently wait for His voice to speak to you, and to recognize that unanswered prayers might be purposeful."
- Date: May 8, 2024
- Lunch: 11:15am in River's Edge Restaurant in Village on the Square
- Presentation: 12:15pm
- Cost: $15.00 person
Register now: www.threepillars.org/event/local-author-christine-nekas-thoma/
After the presentation, books will be available for purchase and the author is offering a book signing.
A free version of this presentation without lunch repeats in the Holz Pavilion Theater at 2pm.
REMINDER: GET UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL WITH BUTTERFLIES!
SPARK! is a cultural program for people with early to mid-stage memory loss and their care partners. Programs are designed to keep participants actively engaged in their communities by providing experiences that stimulate conversations, provide peer support and inspire creativity through creative engagement, workshops and programs.
Via SPARK!, Milwaukee Public Museum will be presenting a program on butterflies on the Three Pillars Senior Living Communities campus in Riverside Lodge (420 N Main St, Dousman) - April 22 at 1pm. "Butterflies may be beautiful, but that's not why they're important! Learn about the residents of MPM's Butterfly Vivarium while we get up close and personal with these fascinating animals."
The program includes real butterfly specimens!
ATTENDANCE IS FREE, BUT SPACE IS LIMITED.
RSVP: Jen Graf at jgraf@threepillars.org or 262.965.7133
