Celebrate at Garden Courte’s Annual Garden Party

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Summer's bounty is showcased at the 16th annual Garden Courte Garden Party.
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Residents enjoy the Garden Courte’s namesake gardens.

Few things are more timelessly classic than a summer garden party, especially with the glorious weather we’ve experienced this season. Even writers at the Economist agree that “as soon as someone says ‘let’s eat outdoors,’ the spirits lift.”

Friday, August 7 from 3:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. Olympia’s Garden Courte Memory Care Community will hold their 16th annual Garden Party. Dawn Peterson, Garden Courte’s Community Marketing Director, is proud that the event “is totally free to the public. A suggested donation is asked and all proceeds go to help the Thurston County Alzheimer’s Council for educational resources, and Alzheimer’s research.”

Though this party occurs annually, Peterson explains that they choose a different theme every year. This year’s theme is ‘Hooray for Hollywood’ and features the addition of an on-site classic car show organized by Edward Jones financial advisor, Micky DuMont III.

Garden Courte’s famed chef will provide a lavish grilled picnic feast including ribs, chicken, hotdogs, and hamburgers. Local performers Entertainment Explosion bring music, dancing, and laughter to residents, guests, families, and staff. A long-time fan favorite, they are a “non-profit performing troupe, featuring our honored citizens, ages 50 and over.”

Garden Courte is a tremendous resource for caregivers throughout our community. They offer support groups, an educational speaker series, and host clothing and school supply drives benefitting the entire region.

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Green thumbs work hard to get ready for the upcoming Garden Party.

Currently they are collecting coats for kids and non-perishable food for South Sound Meals on Wheels. Check out their monthly newsletter for events, activities, recipes, and updates.

Specializing in Alzheimer’s support, Garden Courte knows that the best care includes not only the patient but their family caregivers and community as a whole. They offer knowledge, resources, and information to anyone needing assistance.

Located at 626 Lilly Road NE, Garden Courte is open 7 days a week for tours or to answer questions. Drop by or give them a call and Peterson and her team will be glad to assist you.

Better yet, RSVP for the Garden Party and experience summer living at its finest.

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