Conversations, community, music, learning, and meaningful moments
Hartwell Place hosts educational programs, neighborhood gatherings, support events, music performances, dementia education, caregiver resources, and community conversations both inside our community and throughout Andersonville.
Some events are practical and informative. Others are simply joyful. Together, they help families, caregivers, neighbors, and older adults stay connected, inspired, and supported.
We invite you to explore upcoming events, join us for a gathering, and check back often to see what we’ve got cooking in the neighborhood.
Let’s Connect!
Learn more about Hartwell Place by giving us a call at 773.923.2774 or filling out the form on this page.
Upcoming events at Hartwell Place
Wherever you are in your research journey, our upcoming events offer opportunities to gather information and experience our community firsthand. Browse our free events below and reserve your spot.
Join us for summer fun in our blooming courtyard at Hartwell Place. Enjoy a fun performance from beloved local singer and storyteller Janet Kane, plus a special appearance from her trusty sidekick (and furry friend), Grant the Dog.
Join Hartwell Place for the next meeting of our local Dementia-Friendly Community initiative. Our community has played a pivotal role in making Uptown, Andersonville, Rogers Park, and Edgewater a more accessible and welcoming place for individuals and families living with dementia.
Visit the Memory Café
Once a month, we are proud to partner with Edgewater Village Chicago and Edgewater Library to offer the Memory Café, a comfortable and supportive environment for individuals with memory loss and their caregivers. This approachable social gathering features games, arts, and crafts, music, and helpful guidance for friends, family members, and community allies.
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