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During this monthly series for active aging adults, participants will have opportunities to meet our on-site educators, listen to guest presenters and take part in various natural resource-themed activities. All programs begin at 9 a.m. and include pastries, coffee and tea upon entry. At 9:30 a.m., presentations will begin, so sit back and enjoy your snack during an exciting and informative program, then wrap up with time to explore the OAC exhibits.
In January, an informative presentation, accompanied by colorful slides, highlights women’s important contribution to Allied victory in World War II. It covers the war production factories, and then goes beyond to delve into the many ways women did their part for victory, including war production work (“Rosie the Riveters”), essential civilian workers (also “Rosies,” and you’ll learn why), women in the armed forces, volunteer women and celebrity influencers.
The in-person presentation includes a display of WWII artifacts such as ration books, propaganda pamphlets and a rivet gun. We owe so much to Rosie and her sisters, and this presentation covers it all. Jeannette, a journalist and retired advertising professional, speaks on behalf of the Michigan Rosies (the Rosie the Riveter Association of Michigan).
Preregistration is required. Cost is $8 per person.
Register for Senior Brunch and Learn: Rosie the Riveter and Beyond.
1801 Atwater Street, Detroit, Michigan, 48207Start: January 15, 2026 9:00 AM
End: January 15, 2026 12:00 PM
During this monthly series for active aging adults, participants will have opportunities to meet our on-site educators, listen to guest presenters and take part in various natural resource-themed activities. All programs begin at 9 a.m. and include pastries, coffee and tea upon entry. At 9:30 a.m., presentations will begin, so sit back and enjoy your snack during an exciting and informative program, then wrap up with time to explore the OAC exhibits.
In January, an informative presentation, accompanied by colorful slides, highlights women’s important contribution to Allied victory in World War II. It covers the war production factories, and then goes beyond to delve into the many ways women did their part for victory, including war production work (“Rosie the Riveters”), essential civilian workers (also “Rosies,” and you’ll learn why), women in the armed forces, volunteer women and celebrity influencers.
The in-person presentation includes a display of WWII artifacts such as ration books, propaganda pamphlets and a rivet gun. We owe so much to Rosie and her sisters, and this presentation covers it all. Jeannette, a journalist and retired advertising professional, speaks on behalf of the Michigan Rosies (the Rosie the Riveter Association of Michigan).
Preregistration is required. Cost is $8 per person.
Register for Senior Brunch and Learn: Rosie the Riveter and Beyond.