The Carmel Foundation

Saturday Cinema June 20th at 12 PM in Diment Hall
Classic Film: To Kill a Mockingbird
(2hr 9m, 1962, Drama)
For Father’s Day! Gregory Peck, an ideal father, is loving, wise, and compassionate. A lawyer in 1930’s Alabama, he defends a black man against a false r**e charge,
while teaching his children about racial prejudice.

Tour To Golden Gate Park on August 25th. Follow the link for info

Day on Your Own in Golden Gate Park — The Carmel Foundation Tuesday, August 25

Wed Program June 17 at 2:30 pm in Diment Hall
Great Whites of Monterey Bay: Secrets Beneath the Surface
In fall and winter months white sharks consistently gather near seal and
sea lion colonies along the Central California coast. These predictable gathering patterns have allowed researchers to collect valuable data as sharks move through coastal waters. More recently, dedicated seasonal surveys of juvenile white sharks
within Monterey Bay have expanded our understanding to include this younger life stage. This presentation will showcase our survey methods and highlight key findings about white shark movement patterns, migration behaviors, population dynamics, and ecological interactions throughout California’s marine ecosystems. If you are a lover of Marine Biology, this is a program you will not want to miss!

Our new hiking group for members meets on Thursdays. Call Members Services at 624-1588 for more information.

Saturday Cinema June 13 at 12 PM in Diment Hall
The Great Escape
(1h 26min, 2023, NR, Documentary)
Bernard Jordan (Michael Caine) escapes from his care home to attend the 70th Anniversary of the D-Day Landings in France.

Wed Program JUNE 10 2:30 PM Diment Hall
The Love Project: An Exploration of Love and Community
Join journalist-turned-author Alison van Diggelen for an inspiring presentation on her acclaimed Love Project. After years of interviewing celebrities, leaders,
and innovators for outlets including the BBC, Alison turned her attention to her own community in Carmelby-the-Sea — uncovering extraordinary stories of love,
loss, resilience, and joy along the way. The Love Project weaves together these intimate conversations into a heartfelt exploration of human connection, reminding us that it’s never too late to find love, redefine purpose, or rediscover joy. Chosen as an Editor’s Pick by Publishers Weekly, the project has been
praised for its warmth and emotional depth, drawing comparisons to The New York Times Modern Love series.

June 25th

The Etruscans: From the Heart of Ancient Italy at the Legion of Honor — The Carmel Foundation Thursday, June 25