We love family nights at Edgeworth Park at New Town! It’s a great time to bring our residents, friends, and families together for delicious food, live music, and even some country line dancing.
A big “thank you” to our Executive Chef, Dan Carr, for making “Entertain with Style” such a great success. Dan prepared an outstanding lunch for all who attended and taught everyone how to make many different garnishes which can be used when hosting a special event.
Winter, Spring, Summer or Fall, there is never a shortage of things to do in Williamsburg, Virginia. It’s an area rich in history and heritage that offers something new for visitors and life-long Virginians alike – all within close proximity to Edgeworth Park at New Town. Below, we’ve listed some of the fun, educational and unique experiences residents can enjoy as part of the Williamsburg, Virginia community. Explore the city, show friends and family around, and maybe even learn a thing or two about the rich history of Williamsburg! Read More
Edgeworth Park at New Town in Williamsburg, Virginia offers a fresh and nutritious approach to dining. The Executive Chef, Dan, has over 20 years experience in the niche of food service for seniors and sources fresh food daily. Read More
As we age, many changes occur. Some of the changes are welcomed – retirement, more time with grandkids, or being able to focus on hobbies we didn’t previously have time for. Other changes that come with age are less desirable and can be sources of frustration. One big issue is the change in sleeping patterns, such as trouble falling asleep at night or extreme drowsiness well before typical bedtime. There are many factors that can contribute to this common occurrence. Read More
Learning something new or meeting new people and getting to know them are great ways to keep your mind sharp. Physical benefits such as warding off dementia and depression, lowering blood pressure, reducing the risks of osteoporosis and rheumatoid arthritis, are added benefits, all related to staying socially active. Read More
As we age, it is common for our ability to memorize and remember details to fade. Severe memory loss, in the forms of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, are two more significant forms of memory degradation that can greatly affect cognitive and motor skills. Read More
We would like to thank all who attended our Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on April 20. Our team appreciates the outpouring of support from the Community and we are pleased to offer a fresh, new approach to senior living!
