Events

Each month, a different participant will lead the discussion of that month’s book choice.

The Countertop Cooking theme for this month is Mexican food. Let staff know if you have any specific recipe ideas or requests. We will work together to cook several recipes, and then sit down to eat our creations.

Join some friends for a delicious meal. There will be lots of time for conversation. Choose the dining out event in a location near you: this allows you to meet people who live in your area. You may even exchange contact information so you can visit these restaurants together again!

This class provides an opportunity to learn all steps involved in planning a delicious and nutritious meal. The group will be selecting meals, shopping for supplies, prepping the food, and dining together.

Pathways has lots of board games, or you can bring your own! We’ll spend the afternoon playing some games and getting to know each other. Bring a snack to share.

Have you ever had a conversation start off well but then fall flat? What do we do with those awkward silences? At this event, we will explore techniques for keeping a great conversation moving in the right direction. We will continue to practice these new skills over lunch.

Spend the day exploring the food and craft vendors in Kimmswick at their annual festival.

A great way to exercise and stay out of the cold! The group will do some laps around the mall and then discuss and enjoy the healthy food options offered at the food court.

This event will include a discussion of favorite movie scenes. We may even have time to watch a few together.

During the event, listen to some of your favorite songs and try to get a BINGO! Pathways staff will mail bingo cards to your house before the event! Let staff know what type of music or what artists you prefer when you register.

After we work through problem solving techniques for situations big and small, we will put our skills to the test with a scavenger hunt. This hands-on learning experience will allow participants to practice problem solving in a tangible way.

This event will help enhance participant’s ability to introduce themselves, get to know new people, and make a good first impression. We will spend the evening getting to know each other and playing ice breaker games.

Thank you to SLU Billikens for offering us free tickets to the game! We’ll grab a bite to eat at a local favorite restaurant before walking over to Chaifetz Arena for the game.

Participants will learn about the art of small talk with new peers. We will review strategies and examples of how to break the silence in conversation and engage in small talk. The group will have the chance to practice these new small talk skills at the bowling alley.

If asking for help feels uncomfortable or hard, this Social College class may help! The group will learn a few strategies about how to ask for help. You can share stories of when it was hard to ask for help and get feedback from the group.

During the event, Pathways staff will help facilitate playing UNO over Zoom. You will need your own UNO deck to play this game.