Second Time Vendor – A Personal Story
by Kathy Riley I had moved to the Lumberton campus in February 2016, and in September I agreed to be a resident vendor at the Craft Fair without ever having … Read more
Events
Lumberton Trails
One photo from today’s trail walk at Lumberton shows a Horned Owl. In the background of the other pic there are three Lumberton residents repairing a foot bridge while six … Read more
Volunteer Appreciation Time
Medford Leas Gallery – Reta Magoun Pinero Sweeney & Anthony Cirineo
During the months of July and August, the Medford Leas Gallery will feature the work of Reta Magoun Pinero Sweeney and Anthony Cirineo. Reta earned her Bachelor of Art Degree … Read more
Puppy Love
It was a dog lover’s afternoon.There was standing room only. The room was lined with residents and staff for the Eleventh Medford Leas Dog Show. The ten dogs competing in the … Read more
William Still, James Still, Sam Still
On January 28, Medford Leas residents and visitors heard an excellent lecture by Sam Still, about the work of William Still and his brother Dr. James Still. Sam is descended … Read more
Holiday Craft Fair Photo Album
Photos of the Holiday Craft Fair are now available online. 2016 Medford Leas Holiday Craft Fair album.
BCT: “Fly! Bessie! Fly!” lands at Medford Leas
On November 1 there was an article by Rebecca Carlbon in the Burlington County Times about an upcoming Forum. Carlbon wrote: Medford Leas Forum will present ‘Fly! Bessie! Fly!,” the … Read more
Medford Leas Art Gallery
Currently in the Medford Leas Art Gallery, you will find the creations of artist Deborah W. Pey.
For over 30 years, Deborah has relied upon her passion to inspire the art projects she has developed. The unfolding of each piece of art is an exciting adventure for her.
The Gallery is located on the Medford Leas Campus in the Community Building.
It is open to the public from 9 a.m.-8 p.m. at no charge.
Medford Leas Flower Show
Thanks to the residents who organized the Annual Medford Leas Flower Show.
In addition to Horticultural and Design Divisions, residents and staff who provided educational exhibits on the topics of Monarch Butterflies, and Gardening in Raised Beds.
Also, a resident displayed her collection of embroidery. An Ikebana Exhibit in loving memory of Yuri Moriuchi was enjoyed by all.
This year as a new feature, members of the Pinelands Garden Club participated with designs in a special division.
