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16Arlington County 55+ Guide |Summer 2025| arlingtonva.us/55PlusCATEGORYStudy of WordsLearn about the history of English and language as a whole. Have fun sharing individual words, phrases, expressions and other items of linguistic interest. This is a hybrid program: join facilitator Steve Shapiro, 55+ volunteer, in person at the center or on Zoom.%u2022June 11Wednesday10:30-11:45 a.m. Lubber Run#914402-121 session%u2022June 11Wednesday10:30-11:45 a.m. Virtual#914402-131 sessionMagazine Discussion GroupJoin a lively discussion group where we dive into the latest magazine articles, share insights and explore diverse topics. Whether you%u2019re a casual reader or a magazine enthusiast, come connect, learn and engage in great conversation. Facilitated by librarian Vicky McCaffrey. Copies of the articles will be available to borrow at Aurora Hills 55+ Center. Meets on the fourth Wednesday of the month.%u2022June 25 %u2013 Aug. 27Fourth Wed.11 a.m.-12:15 p.m. Aurora Hills#914402-143 sessionsThe Angler%u2019s CornerDo you have a passion for everything fishing? Do you enjoy sharing fishing exploits, exchanging tackle recommendations and discussing fishing locations? Meet like-minded fishing folks for camaraderie as well as arranging small group fishing outings. For all the above reasons and more, join us at the Angler%u2019s Corner! Meets on the second Wednesday of the month.%u2022Second Wednesdays11 a.m.-12 p.m. Lubber RunDrop-inAurora Hills Book ClubMonthly book club meets the last Monday of each month. June 30: West With Giraffes by Lynda Rutledge; July 28: The Grimkes: The Legacy of Slavery in an American Family by Kerri K. Greenidge; August 25: Boule de Suif by Guy de Maupassant.%u2022Last Mondays11:30 a.m.-12:45 p.m. Aurora HillsDrop-inBook ClubGet together for great books and conversation. June: The Women by Kristin Hannah; August: The Color of Water by James McBride; no meeting in July. Meets first Tuesday of the month. No program 7/1.%u2022First Tuesdays1-2 p.m.Langston-BrownDrop-inAROUND THE HOUSEPlant and Cutting SwapBring some cuttings, seeds, or even whole plants to trade with others and expand your garden collection! This is a great opportunity to meet fellow plant enthusiasts, learn about new-to-you plants and find new additions for your garden. Please ensure all plants and cuttings are healthy and pest-free.%u2022June 4Wednesday6-7 p.m. Arlington Mill#914401-011 sessionContainer GardeningGet ready to grow fresh herbs and vibrant plants in containers this summer! Volunteer Master Gardeners will share simple tips for thriving gardens in small spaces.%u2022June 18Wednesday6-7 p.m. Arlington Mill#914401-021 sessionPlant DoctorJoin volunteer Jeff Perlow to learn how to identify and treat common issues like pests, diseases and nutrient deficiencies. Whether you%u2019re new to gardening or a seasoned plant enthusiast, this hands-on program offers personalized advice to help your plants thrive. Bring your questions%u2014and even your plants%u2014for tailored recommendations!%u2022July 21Monday11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Lubber Run#914401-031 sessionPreparing Your Garden for FallLearn hands-on techniques for soil care, plant maintenance and winterizing, ensuring your garden stays healthy and vibrant through the colder months. Presented by volunteer Master Gardeners.%u2022Aug. 27Wednesday6-7 p.m. Arlington Mill#914401-041 session