The Manor offers an incredible array of facilities, programs, and activities, so it's easy for you to stay actively involved in any number of special interests you may have. From golf to gardening, weaving to woodworking, or sewing to ceramics—there's something for everyone to enjoy. Here's a look at some of the fun that's waiting for you here:

• Arts, Crafts & Hobbies: Ham Radio Club, art studio, Camera Club, ceramics, flower arranging, gardening, lapidary, Macintosh Club, painting classes, play reading, poetry club, pottery, sewing, video production, weaving, woodworking
• Cards & Games: bridge, casino parties, duplicate bridge, game night, Mah-Jongg, pan, poker, rummikubs
• Dancing: ballroom, dinner dances, line dancing, tap dancing
• Educational Programs & Lectures
• Exercise Programs: balance class, golf stretch, low-impact aerobics, stretch exercise, Swim the World, Tai Chi, Walk America Program, water aerobics, yoga
• Recreation & Fitness Centers: large indoor pool and spa; outdoor lawn bowling green; exercise room with exercise bikes, treadmills, free weights, weight machines, and Keiser fitness equipment
• Sports: billiards, croquet, golf, hiking club, indoor and outdoor lawn bowling, swimming, table tennis, water volleyball
• Trips/Tours (local and out-of-town)

Group Activities

• Inquisitors Group - This friendly group hosts a lunch program each month that features a resident guest speaker.
• Rogue Rovers RV Club - This group of recreational vehicle enthusiasts heads out for adventure four times each year.
• Easy Listening Group - This group was formed to serve the needs of people who are hearing impaired. This group's goal is to encourage an attitude of confidence among its members. The group philosophy is that hearing loss need not stop anyone from participating in and enjoying a full life.
• New Vision Group - New Vision is a program of support, education, and encouragement for people who have low vision. There is also a program of training that teaches residents to use the word processors that give voice directions. Many residents prefer to receive this instruction while their eyesight is still good, in preparation for the day when they may not see well. Magnifying machines, computer-assisted reading and writing, e-mail, and Internet access is provided in the Douglas New Vision Center.
• Volunteer Programs - Volunteering is a rewarding experience. It's also an excellent way to meet new residents and have fun. Many Manor residents are involved in special-interest and hobby groups, and participate in programs that involve Health Center and Residential Living residents. Residents also enjoy volunteering through the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program.