Edenwald Senior Living

01/27/2026

“How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world.” ― Anne Frank,

01/26/2026

Bob is an experienced rugmaker. 🧶 Since moving to Edenwald, he has joined the fiber and needle arts group that meets twice weekly.
There are a plethora of resident-led groups and committees at Edenwald! Whether you’re a 🪴 gardener or a hiker, a poet or a playwrite, world traveler or woodworker, there is something for everyone.

01/22/2026

Two Edenwald residents recently audited a class at Goucher College and found it a most rewarding experience.

Two Edenwald residents audited a class at Goucher College and found it a most rewarding experience.

01/17/2026

Last month's MaCCRA (Maryland Continuing Care Residents Association) Meeting also featured a very special guest speaker: State Senator Mary Washington, PhD. Edenwald residents engaged in a fruitful discussion around several topics of interest to seniors, including the 2026 General Assembly and issues effecting older members of Maryland's LGBTQ+ community. Thank you for your visit and for a wonderful talk, Senator Washington!

01/13/2026

Once it was announced that the "Amy Sherald: American Sublime" exhibition would be on display at the Baltimore Museum of Art 🎨, the trips and travel committee knew it had to be added to the calendar. Residents toured the museum and special exhibit, then finished their outing with a delicious meal 🦀 at the famous Gertrude's Restaurant.

(P.S. "American Sublime" is on display thru April 5th!)

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas from all of us here at Edenwald! Here’s hoping the day finds you wrapped in the warmth of friends and family.

12/24/2025

Thank you to LeadingAge Maryland for inviting us to take part in this fulfilling day of service to the Baltimore community!

The Leaders of Color and Allies Network came together for a service day on Friday, December 19th. Fifteen team members from Edenwald Senior Living, Keswick, and LeadingAge Maryland spent several hours volunteering at Paul’s Place in Southwest Baltimore.

Paul’s Place serves as a vital lifeline for individuals facing barriers to food, shelter, medical care, benefits, clothing, and other essential supports. We look forward to making serving others a regular part of the network's activities. Be on the lookout for future opportunities to join us.

12/24/2025

Earlier this month, Edenwald residents and Goucher College students gathered to enjoy an Italian dinner and the heartwarming screening of "Nonnas." 🎥 It was EdenFriends Movie Night & Dinner, another opportunity for our two communities to learn, grow, and have fun together. Which movie should we show next?

12/23/2025

This man is dedicated to keeping Edenwald residents safe and comfortable. Meet Ronald Scott:

As the new Vice President of Facilities and Special Projects, Ronald Scott plays a key role in maintaining the comfort and security of our residents.

12/22/2025

As we evolve into a college-enriched senior living community, our residents are able to take advantage of some extraordinary intergenerational learning opportunities. 📚 For example, next semester residents can audit any of these Goucher College classes: International Business Environment, Writing Harry Potter, Philosophy: Ethics and Cognition, and History: Tumultuous Centuries in Modern Japan. Which course would you like to take?

12/19/2025

Chag Urim Sameach! Edenwald residents of all faiths gather in the main lobby for the lighting of the menorah each night during Hanukkah. 🕎 The celebration of light and warmth will be led by retired rabbis who are also residents of our community. What are the special Hanukkah celebrations or traditions that you celebrate?

12/04/2025

Our staff members go above and beyond the call of duty every day, and one of the ways our residents show their gratitude is by making donations to the Edenwald Scholarship Program. Last year the program, which is completely funded by residents, awarded more than 100 scholarships for eligible staff members to help them pay for tuition, fees, books, and materials—even to pay off student loans. It’s an Edenwald tradition that never gets old.