The Catcher Was a Spy, a 2018 American war film based on the 1994 book by Nicholas Dawidoff. It stars Paul Rudd, Jeff Daniels, Sienna Miller, Mark Strong and Paul Giamatti. It is 94 minutes. It is based on a true story: Moe Berg, a former baseball player, joins the war effort during World War II and participates in espionage for the U.S. Discussion to follow after the film.

Staying in your own home—surrounded by your memories, your neighborhood, and the life you’ve built is something many people deeply value. When a change in mobility happens, it doesn’t mean you have to give that up. With the right guidance and thoughtful home modifications, your home can continue to support the way you want to live.Penn's Village Business Member Stair Ride provides trusted advice, fully vetted professionals, and high-quality products to help you make smart, confident decisions. Whether it’s installing secure grab bars, widening a doorway, or converting a tub into a walk-in shower, Stair Ride helps you create a home that works for you so you can keep living life on your terms.

Please join fellow Penn Village members to taste  4 to 5 different wines from The Loire Valley. The Loire Valley is France’s most diverse wine region stretching 500 miles along the Loire River. Known for cool-climate freshness and high acidity, its signature styles include Muscadet, Chenin Blanc, Cabernet Franc and Sauvignon Blanc. The region is divided into distinct subregions, each defined by specific microclimates and grape varieties. Participants are requested to bring a snack to share with others who attend.

Kate Danaher, author of the historical novel Unstoppable: The Victoria Woodhull Story, brings listeners into the fascinating world of Victoria Woodhull—the groundbreaking reformer, publisher, and suffrage advocate who, in 1872, became the first woman to run for President of the United States. On Election Day, while men of the nation voted, Woodhull was jailed for exposing sexual misconduct, hypocrisy, and corruption. In this conversation, Danaher discusses bringing history to life through fiction, the challenge of separating documented history from long-repeated myths, and why Victoria Woodhull’s extraordinary life deserves to be rediscovered.

Join in for an afternoon of games, snacks, and conversation with people across generations! Penn’s Village is partnering with GenPhilly to hold an intergenerational game day to promote social connection and community-building between younger and older adults through fun and relaxed activities. We will provide some games, but feel free to bring your own favorites if you would like to lead a game. We will provide light refreshments and snacks as well.