Covenant Place

12/13/2025

12/10/2025

Thank you to our community choir and our fearless leader Robert Denison!

12/10/2025

Discover how maps tell the story of St. Louis! This Mirowitz Center program features explorers’ charts and pictorial designs, underscoring how maps have shaped our region’s history and may continue to inspire its future. Andy Hahn, Executive Director of Campbell House Museum and author of "Mapping St. Louis," traces St. Louis' journey from its trading-post roots to today – as seen through the lens of maps across the centuries. No cost to register, but RSVP required.

⭐ "Mapping St. Louis"
🗓 Thursday, 1/29, at 1 PM (free & in person)
📍Mirowitz Center
💻 Register: https://bit.ly/49b2Bl0
📞 314-733-9813
📧 program@mirowitzcenter.org

12/10/2025

  Joan Denison, president and chief executive officer of Covenant Place, plans to retire in May, the organization announced this week. Denison has led Covenant Place and its affiliated entities — Covenant Place Foundation, the Mirowitz Center and Community Housing Management Corp. — for nearly ...

12/05/2025

12/05/2025

Ready for some entertainment? Enjoy an unforgettable concert with singing, dancing, and music! The Ms. Missouri Senior Cameo Club presents a crowd-pleasing variety show featuring talented performers aged 60 and above, who have participated in our state’s Senior America Pageant. Don't miss your chance to see their signature tambourine number or hear the beautiful singing voice of Queen Gloria Jean Vann. You'll smile, clap, and sing along! No cost to register, but RSVP required.

👑 "That's Entertainment: Ms. Missouri Cameo Club Showcase"
🗓 Thursday 1/15, at 1 PM (free & in person)
📍Mirowitz Center
💻 Register: https://bit.ly/43XI67O
📞 314-733-9813
📧 program@mirowitzcenter.org

12/05/2025

In partnership with Senior Planet from AARP, Mirowitz Center learners had a fantastic session with Trainer Larry Edison learning about the world of free Google productivity tools! Attendees explored Docs, Sheets, Slides, Photos, and Drive – learning to use them creatively and practically for both personal and professional projects. Larry also shared tips on maximizing the power of Google’s no-cost templates.

12/05/2025

Jordan Palmer, Chief Digital Content Officer at the St. Louis Jewish Light, returned to the Mirowitz Center to shine a light on the Jewish writers and performers who shaped TV comedy’s golden era. He highlighted greats like Mel Brooks, Woody Allen, Sid Caesar, and more — showing how their Jewish upbringing and sharp, intellectual humor powered classics from “Your Show of Shows” to “M*A*S*H.”

12/02/2025

Are you looking for a fun, creative, and social activity to keep your mind sharp and your spirit young? Join the New Jewish Theatre's Rebekah Scallet to learn the basics of improvisation, such as creating scenes, characters, and stories on the spot. Practice life skills such as listening, collaboration, spontaneity, and humor. Whether new to improv or have previous experience, this class will offer a supportive and playful environment to explore your creativity and have fun. No scripts, no memorization, no pressure – just laughter and learning!

🎭 "Improv for Life"
🗓 Thursday, 12/11, at 2 PM (free & in person)
📍Mirowitz Center
💻 Register: https://bit.ly/4p41dFA
📞 314-733-9813
📧 program@mirowitzcenter.org

12/02/2025

You can reduce the debilitating effects of isolation when you give a gift of support to provide programs and services for older adults.

Thanks to the generosity of our donors, the Mirowitz Center offers exceptional programs for thousands of older adults at little to no cost! If you’ve enjoyed our high-quality programming, please consider donating this Giving Tuesday, December 2. Your support will help us continue to provide the programs you love throughout the year at no or nominal cost!

💝To donate online, click https://bit.ly/3jzwNv7.

If you prefer to send your donation through the mail, please make your check payable to:
Covenant Place Foundation
8 Millstone Campus Dr., Suite 2000
St. Louis, MO 63146

11/27/2025

Join Dr. Brian Carpenter, Co-Director of the Harvey A. Friedman Center for Aging at Washington University, for a dynamic in-person conversation on intergenerational communication and collaborative decision-making within families. As families navigate aging-related choices, clear communication between generations becomes more essential than ever. Dr. Carpenter explores strategies for fostering mutual understanding, addressing conflicts, and making shared decisions that honor everyone’s values. Whether you’re an older adult, caregiver, or concerned family member, this program offers practical tools and fresh insights.

This program is Part 3 of a three-part series, Dialogue About Aging with WashU. Co-sponsored by the Harvey A. Friedman Center for Aging at WashU and AARP-St. Louis. No cost to register, but RSVP required.

⭐ "Intergenerational Communications & Collaborative Family Decision-Making"
🗓 Tuesday, 12/9, at 2 PM (free & in person)
📍 Mirowitz Center
💻 Register: https://bit.ly/4nzPPQw
📞 314-733-9813
📧 program@mirowitzcenter.org