Your Questions, Answered

Programming varies by community and resident interest, but may include:

• Art and creative workshops

• Painting and craft classes

• Fitness and wellness sessions

• Cooking demonstrations and culinary events

• Music or performance events

• Homework help and tutoring sessions

• Language learning and conversation groups

• Life and career skills workshops

New programming is regularly introduced based on resident feedback.

All residents are welcome to participate. Programs are often designed for adults, families, or all ages depending on the event.

Some sessions may be geared toward children or students, while others focus on adult learning or wellness.

Most programming is offered at no additional cost to residents as part of the community experience. Occasionally, special workshops requiring materials may request small sign-ups or limited participation.

Events are typically announced through:

• Community emails or newsletters

• Resident portals or apps

• Flyers in common areas

• Leasing office communications

• Social media or community boards

Leasing teams can also help direct you to upcoming events.

No experience is required. Programs are designed to be welcoming and accessible to all skill levels.

Whether you’re trying something new or continuing an existing interest, everyone is welcome.

Yes! Resident feedback helps shape programming. You can suggest classes or activities through your leasing office or community events team.

Policies vary by property, but many events welcome guests when space allows. Check with the leasing office for event-specific details.

These programs help residents:

• Meet neighbors and build community

• Learn new skills or hobbies

• Access educational resources conveniently

• Improve wellness and quality of life

• Enjoy unique community experiences

Attend events, try new activities, and share feedback on what programming you’d like to see in the future.