Last Updated on May 17, 2025
Film Viewing in Recognition of Military Appreciation & Asian-Pacific Heritage Month
A Bond Unbroken, The Why of Minh Friday, May 22, 2026 7 PM Auditorium ~Sponsored by the Diversity, Equity, Inclusion &Belonging Committee (DEIB)~
Photos of Members of the Photography Interest Group May 2026
Theme for May is Nature’s Art
Photographers include: Mike Billingslea, Betty Caldwell, John Chasse, Forest Dawes, Steve Dunbar, David Elder, Tony Matesi, John Oxenham, Bruce Smith, Joy Tyson, Bob Webber, Susan Webber., Barb Whorton
Memorial Day Ecumenical Service of Remembrance May 27
Tuesday, May 26, 2026 11 AM Our Lady of the Angels Chapel Special music presented by Donna Hesson and Lori RamserColor Guard: Charlestown Post 219 Veterans of Foreign Wars We remember in prayer and song all those who have given their lives in service to our country at...
Harmonizers 2026 Spring Concert Information
Ticket Sales: Monday, May 18, 2026:10 – 11 AM | Cross Creek LobbyNoon – 1 PM | Fireside Lounge Cost: $8 ; limit of 4 at advance sale. Call x601-8178 on or after May 15 for ticket details. Performances: Wednesday, June 3 | 2 PM | AuditoriumThursday, June 4 | 7 PM |...
New Electric Charging Station in Cross Creek Parking Lot
The new Electric Car Charging Station located in the Cross Creek parking lot is now operational and ready for your use. It occupies two parking spaces in the lower lot closest to the building next to the Herberts Run loading dock. If you have any questions or...
CapEx2027 Requests Forwarded to the Administration
Here are the 10 capital expenditure projects recommended by the Finance Committee to the Administration. The Finance Committee was given the responsibility of managing the process for developing a set of capital expenditure recommendations from the residential community for fiscal year 2027. The Committee followed the process as described in the Residents’ Council’s Policies and Procedures.
Resident Book Review of “Mona’s Eyes”
Resident John Arnold will review Mona’s Eyes by Thomas Schlesser [New York: Europa Editions, 2025] on Tuesday, May 19, 2026 at 7 PM in the Auditorium. This is his book review for the May 2026 issue of The Sunburst.
LGBTQ+ Friends & Allies Club of Charlestown Meets May 14
Monthly Program Thursday, May 14, 2026 3 - 4:30 PM Brookside Classroom 1 Topic: Importance of Compassion, Respect and Inclusion to Dignity and BelongingWhat happens to kids when they come out to their parents?How many kids reverse direction after making a...
Auditorium Final Report submitted to the Administration
The Capital Expenditure budget proposals for 2026 submitted by the Finance Committee included a proposal to renovate the Charlestown Auditorium. This proposal was incorporated into the approved Charlestown capital budget for 2026. It was understood by residents that 2026 would focus on planning for the eventual renovation and that no construction would begin during this year. The Residents’ Council created a special committee on November 10, 2025, to make recommendations to the Charlestown Administration regarding the planned renovation of the Charlestown Auditorium, with June 2026 established as the target date for the committee’s final report. However, the committee later learned that the Charlestown Administration planned to begin preliminary discussions with Erickson Senior Living earlier than residents had expected. As a result, the committee has worked to produce this report much earlier than planned.
The Committee gratefully acknowledges the advice and support provided by Charlestown Administration, particularly Jason Dennis, who served as the committee’s primary contact, as well as the Transportation Department and other staff members. To determine needed improvements to the Auditorium and to address related concerns, the committee sought input from the principal user organizations and from others with relevant technical expertise in the areas of infrastructure, safety, and accessibility. In addition, a subgroup of the committee visited Oak Crest to tour its auditorium, which underwent renovation approximately three years ago.
LOW VISION Tags Available
LOW VISION badges are available at lobby front desks. Make sure to secure your badge with extra adhesive or tape. What is low vision? Low vision is a permanent, significant loss of visual function that cannot be corrected with glasses, surgery, or medication. It means...