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Weekly Roundup: April 26, 2024

Categories: Friendship Circle

FC Lounge and Group Friends at Home Day

Our FC Lounge has had a great time hanging out this year. Groups of FC members met weekly throughout the 2023-24 year to paint, tie dye, use circuit construction kits, and play collaborative video games, including on a VR headset. Members even played board game tournaments, keeping score week after week!

Last Thursday, our loungers met for Group Friends at Home Day at The Friendship Circle where they watched Spy Kids together! We had a great movie night with snacks and lots of cozy chairs. Here’s to more FC Lounge fun to come!

Group Friends at Home Day April 2024

Posted by on April 26, 2024

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